HB 766

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Thomas Stephen Tarvin	Gave to its sponsors	Thomas Stephen Tarvin gave $64K to a sponsor of HB 766. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$64K
Competitive Georgia Action	Gave to its sponsors	Competitive Georgia Action gave $6,600 to a sponsor of HB 766. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$6,600
Alan T Powell	Gave to its sponsors	Alan T Powell gave $3,300 to a sponsor of HB 766. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$3,300
Georgians For Tomorrow	Gave to its sponsors	Georgians For Tomorrow gave $3,300 to a sponsor of HB 766. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$3,300
Kasey Scott Kasey For A Better Georgia	Gave to its sponsors	Kasey Scott Kasey For A Better Georgia gave $3,300 to a sponsor of HB 766. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$3,300
Richard Clark Jasperse	Gave to its sponsors	Richard Clark Jasperse gave $3,300 to a sponsor of HB 766. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$3,300
Rob Leverett	Gave to its sponsors	Rob Leverett gave $3,300 to a sponsor of HB 766. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$3,300
Georgia Association Of Realtors Pac	Gave to its sponsors	Georgia Association Of Realtors Pac gave $3,000 to a sponsor of HB 766. A gift is not a position on the bill.	$3,000
Dewayne Hill	Sponsors	Dewayne Hill sponsored HB 766.	None
Steve Tarvin	Sponsors	Steve Tarvin sponsored HB 766.	None
Catoosa County; Redevelopment Powers Law; provide for a referendum	Source records	HB 766 has an explicit source reference to Catoosa County; Redevelopment Powers Law; provide for a referendum.	None

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