HB 278

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Norpac	Gave to its sponsors	Norpac gave $6,500 to a sponsor of HB 278. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$6,500
Eastpac	Gave to its sponsors	Eastpac gave $5,000 to a sponsor of HB 278. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$5,000
L Lane Grigsby	Gave to its sponsors	L Lane Grigsby gave $5,000 to a sponsor of HB 278. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$5,000
Republican Legislative Delegation	Gave to its sponsors	Republican Legislative Delegation gave $5,000 to a sponsor of HB 278. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$5,000
Cedar Post Barn	Gave to its sponsors	Cedar Post Barn gave $2,500 to a sponsor of HB 278. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$2,500
Christopher L Mack	Gave to its sponsors	Christopher L Mack gave $2,500 to a sponsor of HB 278. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$2,500
Denham Springs Radiator And Glass	Gave to its sponsors	Denham Springs Radiator And Glass gave $2,500 to a sponsor of HB 278. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$2,500
Fair Pac	Gave to its sponsors	Fair Pac gave $2,500 to a sponsor of HB 278. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$2,500
Shane Mack	Sponsors	Shane Mack sponsored HB 278.	None
MOTOR VEHICLES: Provides relative to restricted driver's licenses of certain individuals whose vehicles are equipped with ignition interlock devices	Source records	HB 278 has an explicit source reference to MOTOR VEHICLES: Provides relative to restricted driver's licenses of certain individuals whose vehicles are equipped with ignition interlock devices.	None

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