HB 356

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Long Karen	Gave to its sponsors	Long Karen gave $8,690 to a sponsor of HB 356. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$8,690
Long Patrick T	Gave to its sponsors	Long Patrick T gave $5,721 to a sponsor of HB 356. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$5,721
New Hampshire Building And Construction Trades	Gave to its sponsors	New Hampshire Building And Construction Trades gave $5,000 to a sponsor of HB 356. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$5,000
Prosperity For All Nh 2024	Gave to its sponsors	Prosperity For All Nh 2024 gave $5,000 to a sponsor of HB 356. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$5,000
Nh Afl Cio Cope	Gave to its sponsors	Nh Afl Cio Cope gave $4,500 to a sponsor of HB 356. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$4,500
Nh Realtors Pac	Gave to its sponsors	Nh Realtors Pac gave $3,500 to a sponsor of HB 356. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$3,500
Granite State Teamsters Drive	Gave to its sponsors	Granite State Teamsters Drive gave $3,000 to a sponsor of HB 356. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$3,000
Anagnost Investments	Gave to its sponsors	Anagnost Investments gave $2,500 to a sponsor of HB 356. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$2,500
Pat Long	Sponsors	Pat Long sponsored HB 356.	None
relative to the city of Manchester employees' contributory retirement system.	Source records	HB 356 has an explicit source reference to relative to the city of Manchester employees' contributory retirement system..	None

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