SB 278
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| Bill Dodd | Sponsors | Bill Dodd sponsored SB 278. | None |
| Block, Inc. | Lobbied on it | Block, Inc. named SB 278 in 8 lobbying reports. | 8 reports |
| California Community Banking Network | Lobbied on it | California Community Banking Network named SB 278 in 7 lobbying reports. | 7 reports |
| California Credit Union League | Lobbied on it | California Credit Union League named SB 278 in 7 lobbying reports. | 7 reports |
| JP Morgan Chase Holdings LLC | Lobbied on it | JP Morgan Chase Holdings LLC named SB 278 in 7 lobbying reports. | 7 reports |
| Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association | Lobbied on it | Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association named SB 278 in 7 lobbying reports. | 7 reports |
| U.S. Bancorp | Lobbied on it | U.S. Bancorp named SB 278 in 7 lobbying reports. | 7 reports |
| Bank of America Corporation | Lobbied on it | Bank of America Corporation named SB 278 in 5 lobbying reports. | 5 reports |
| California Psychological Association | Lobbied on it | California Psychological Association named SB 278 in 5 lobbying reports. | 5 reports |
| Elder abuse: emergency financial contact program. | Source records | SB 278 has an explicit source reference to Elder abuse: emergency financial contact program.. | None |
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