HB 1670: relative to organized retail crime
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| Hobbs Michele | Gave to its sponsors | Hobbs Michele gave $350 to a sponsor of HB 1670: relative to organized retail crime. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $350 |
| Nadeau Gary | Gave to its sponsors | Nadeau Gary gave $300 to a sponsor of HB 1670: relative to organized retail crime. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $300 |
| Weldon Russ | Gave to its sponsors | Weldon Russ gave $300 to a sponsor of HB 1670: relative to organized retail crime. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $300 |
| Storr John | Gave to its sponsors | Storr John gave $250 to a sponsor of HB 1670: relative to organized retail crime. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $250 |
| Committee To Elect House Repbulicans | Gave to its sponsors | Committee To Elect House Repbulicans gave $50 to a sponsor of HB 1670: relative to organized retail crime. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $50 |
| Edwards Jess | Gave to its sponsors | Edwards Jess gave $49 to a sponsor of HB 1670: relative to organized retail crime. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $49 |
| Susan DeRoy | Sponsors | Susan DeRoy sponsored HB 1670: relative to organized retail crime. | None |
| relative to organized retail crime. | Source records | HB 1670: relative to organized retail crime has an explicit source reference to relative to organized retail crime.. | None |
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