SB 768
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SB 768
Relating to increasing the criminal penalties for manufacture or delivery of fentanyl and related substances; creating a criminal offense
Texas · Became law
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| Border Health Pac | Gave to its sponsors | Border Health Pac gave $250K to 2 of the sponsors of SB 768. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $250K |
| Blackridge | Gave to its sponsors | Blackridge gave $111K to 2 of the sponsors of SB 768. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $111K |
| Texans For Lawsuit Reform Pac | Gave to its sponsors | Texans For Lawsuit Reform Pac gave $944K to a sponsor of SB 768. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $944K |
| Texas House Democratic Campaign Committee | Gave to its sponsors | Texas House Democratic Campaign Committee gave $491K to a sponsor of SB 768. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $491K |
| John Nau | Gave to its sponsors | John Nau gave $377K to a sponsor of SB 768. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $377K |
| Anthony Annunziato | Gave to its sponsors | Anthony Annunziato gave $300K to a sponsor of SB 768. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $300K |
| Richard Weekley | Gave to its sponsors | Richard Weekley gave $262K to a sponsor of SB 768. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $262K |
| Kevin Matocha | Gave to its sponsors | Kevin Matocha gave $250K to a sponsor of SB 768. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $250K |
| Joan Huffman | Sponsors | Joan Huffman sponsored SB 768. | None |
| Ann Johnson | Sponsors | Ann Johnson sponsored SB 768. | None |
| Relating to increasing the criminal penalties for manufacture or delivery of fentanyl and related substances; creating a criminal offense. | Source records | SB 768 has an explicit source reference to Relating to increasing the criminal penalties for manufacture or delivery of fentanyl and related substances; creating a criminal offense.. | None |
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