HR 3373

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Jennifer G. Sabas	Gave to its sponsors	Jennifer G. Sabas gave $18K to a sponsor of HR 3373. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$18K
Joseph G. Pickard	Gave to its sponsors	Joseph G. Pickard gave $17K to a sponsor of HR 3373. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$17K
Michael G Mohr	Gave to its sponsors	Michael G Mohr gave $16K to a sponsor of HR 3373. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$16K
Thomas Kosasa	Gave to its sponsors	Thomas Kosasa gave $15K to a sponsor of HR 3373. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$15K
Andrew Winer	Gave to its sponsors	Andrew Winer gave $14K to a sponsor of HR 3373. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$14K
George W. Pasha IV	Gave to its sponsors	George W. Pasha IV gave $13K to a sponsor of HR 3373. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$13K
Elissa M. Pickard	Gave to its sponsors	Elissa M. Pickard gave $13K to a sponsor of HR 3373. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$13K
Alex Fielding	Gave to its sponsors	Alex Fielding gave $12K to a sponsor of HR 3373. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$12K
Jill Tokuda	Sponsors	Jill Tokuda sponsored HR 3373.	None
Fedex Corporation	Lobbied on it	Fedex Corporation named HR 3373 in 8 lobbying reports.	8 reports
National Association for Gun Rights	Lobbied on it	National Association for Gun Rights named HR 3373 in 8 lobbying reports.	8 reports
Giffords	Lobbied on it	Giffords named HR 3373 in 2 lobbying reports.	2 reports
GHOST Act of 2025	Source records	HR 3373 has an explicit source reference to GHOST Act of 2025.	None

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