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Campaign Date Amount One Richmond 1/11/2017 $5,000 John Bel Edwards Campaign LLC 1/20/2016 $2,500 GA Assoc of Man Legislative Reception 1/27/2016 $220 Towels Sen Norment Golf Tournament 4/29/2016 $514 Friends of Tommy Norment 5/7/2016 $2,000 Byron for Delegate 5/11/2016 $1,000 Dance for Senate 5/11/2016 $1,000 Daniel Marshall Election Committee 5/11/2016 $1,250 Friends of Chris Peace 5/11/2016 $500 Friends of Kirk Cox 5/11/2016 $1,000 Friends of Lee Ware 5/11/2016 $500 Hanger Campaign Fund 5/11/2016 $1,000 Howell for Delegate 5/11/2016 $1,500 Ingram for Delegate 5/11/2016 $1,000 McDougle for Virginia 5/11/2016 $1,000 Beach for Senate Inc. 5/17/2016 $350 Chandler for House 5/17/2016 $350 Committee to Re-Elect Michele Henson 5/17/2016 $350 Friends & Neighbors of Curt Thompson 5/17/2016 $350 Friends of Tim Echols 5/17/2016 $500 Friends of Frank Ginn 5/17/2016 $500 Friends of John Wilkinson 5/17/2016 $350 Friends of Scott Holcomb, Inc. 5/17/2016 $350 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 5/17/2016 $500 Millar for State Senate 5/17/2016 $500 Republican Legislative Delegation 5/17/2016 $600 Pulp & Paperworkers' Resource Council 5/18/2016 $100 Friends of Keith Hodges 5/26/2016 $1,000 Campaign Account of Keith Perry for Florida State Senate 6/23/2016 $500 Campaign to Elect Doug Broxson 6/23/2016 $500 Dana D. Young Campaign 6/23/2016 $500 Kathleen Peters Campaign 6/23/2016 $500 Ross Spano Campaign 6/23/2016 $500 Jayer Williamson Campaign 6/24/2016 $500 Committee to Elect Jake Fey 8/15/2016 $1,000 Friends of Steve O'Ban 8/15/2016 $1,000 Senate Committee for Mark Schoesler 8/15/2016 $1,000 Stanley for Senate 9/6/2016 $1,000 Deeds for State Senate 9/6/2016 $1,000 Ruff for Senate 9/6/2016 $1,000 Friends for Jennifer McClellan 9/6/2016 $500 O'Bannon for House 9/6/2016 $500 Terry Austin for House of Delegates 9/6/2016 $1,000 Friends of Lamont Bagby 9/9/2016 $500 Aird for Delegate 9/9/2016 $500 Stuart for Senate 9/9/2016 $1,000 Friends of Michael Madigan 9/26/2016 $1,000 Citizens for DeFrancisco 9/26/2016 $1,000 Schmitt for Missouri 9/27/2016 $1,000 Mike Walsworth Campaign 9/28/2016 $200 Georgia Forestry Association PAC 9/28/2016 $900 Campaign Account of Brad Drake 9/28/2016 $500 Cord Byrd Campaign 9/28/2016 $500 Frank White Campaign 9/28/2016 $500 Committee to Elect Carey Hamilton 9/28/2016 $500 Vote for Gwinnett's Future 9/28/2016 $1,000 Total $45,884 Campaign Date Amount One Richmond 1/11/2017 $5,000 Virginia Senate Republican Caucus, Inc. 1/13/2017 $1,000 Wilton Simpson Campaign 2/2/2017 $1,000 Hatchett for House 4/25/2017 $500 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 4/25/2017 $500 Jay Powell for Representative 4/25/2017 $500 Committee to Elect Jeff Mullis GA State Senator 4/25/2017 $500 Larry Walker for State Senate 5/20/2017 $500 Jose Felix Diaz Campaign 5/25/2017 $1,000 Friends of Lamont Bagby 6/7/2017 $500 Aird for Delegate 6/7/2017 $500 Friends for Jennifer McClellan 6/7/2017 $500 Committee to Elect Meredith Neal 6/27/2017 $1,000 Elect Brian Arnold for City Council 6/27/2017 $1,000 Woodards for Mayor 6/27/2017 $1,000 Elaine Beech Campaign 7/6/2017 $500 Gilbert for Delegate 7/12/2017 $1,000 Louisiana Economic Development 7/17/2017 $500 Louisiana Democratic Party (True Blue Gala) 7/19/2017 $500 Friends of John Corbett 7/19/2017 $500 William I. Whorton 7/27/2017 $500 Ruff for Senate 8/30/2017 $500 Stanley for Senate 8/30/2017 $500 Terry L Austin For House of Delegates 8/30/2017 $1,000 Stuart for Senate 8/30/2017 $1,000 Ingram for Delegate 8/30/2017 $1,000 Friends of Keith Hodges 8/30/2017 $1,000 Deeds for State Senate 8/30/2017 $1,000 Dance for Senate 8/30/2017 $500 Virginia Forever - Bridgebuilder Dinner 9/11/2017 $2,500 Committee to Elect Catherine Ushka 9/12/2017 $500 Citizens for Robert Thoms 9/12/2017 $500 Elect Brian Arnold for City Council 9/12/2017 $1,000 Elect Lilian Hunter 9/12/2017 $500 Woodards for Mayor 9/12/2017 $1,000 Jose Felix Diaz Campaign 9/18/2017 $1,000 Jay Trumbull Campaign 9/18/2017 $1,000 Cord Byrd Campaign 9/18/2017 $1,000 Obannon for House 9/27/2017 $500 McDougle for Virginia 9/27/2017 $1,000 Friends of Tommy Norment 9/27/2017 $2,500 Friends of Lee Ware 9/27/2017 $500 Friends of Kirk Cox 9/27/2017 $1,500 Friends of Kathy Byron 9/27/2017 $1,000 Friends of Chris Peace 9/27/2017 $500 Danny Marshall Election Committee 9/27/2017 $1,250 Hanger Campaign Fund 9/27/2017 $1,000 Total $43,750 Campaign Date Amount Converse A Chellis IV 3/23/2018 $250 Republican Legislative Delegation Elephant Stom 5/2/2018 $600 South Carolina Manufacturers Dinner 5/2/2018 $325 Friends Of Frank Ginn 5/17/2018 $500 George H Bailey 5/17/2018 $250 Friends Of Don Parsons 5/21/2018 $500 Jack McFarland Campaign Fund 5/21/2018 $500 Kay Ivey for Governor 5/30/2018 $5,000 Vance Smith for State House 6/4/2018 $500 Jack McFarland Campaign Fund 6/6/2018 $500 Louisiana Host Committee for CSG/SLC 6/14/2018 $2,500 Friends Of Don Parsons 6/22/2018 $500 Livingston for Senate 6/29/2018 $1,000 Friends Of Chris Gildon 7/18/2018 $500 Friends Of Kelly Chamber 7/18/2018 $500 Friends Of Marty Mcclendon 7/18/2018 $1,000 Miloscia Committee 7/18/2018 $1,000 Rodney Tom for State Senate 7/26/2018 $1,000 Campaign Account of Keith Perry 8/1/2018 $1,000 Committee to Elect Jake Fey 8/1/2018 $1,000 Aaron Bean Campaign 8/17/2018 $1,000 Committee to Elect Scott Hilto 8/17/2018 $1,000 Friends Of Bert Reeves 8/17/2018 $500 George B Bainer Campaign Fund 8/17/2018 $1,000 Jimmy T Patronis Jr Campaign 8/17/2018 $3,000 Friends Of Donna Sheldon 8/23/2018 $500 Georgia Republican Senatorial Fundraiser 8/31/2018 $500 Jay Trumbull Campaign 9/10/2018 $1,000 Wilton Simpson Campaign 9/11/2018 $1,000 Friends Of Corey Parent 9/14/2018 $1,000 Phil Scott for Vermont 9/14/2018 $1,500 Miloscia Committee 9/24/2018 $1,000 Rodney Tom for State Senate 9/24/2018 $1,000 Brock for Senate 9/28/2018 $1,000 Butler for Labor 10/5/2018 $500 Friends of Meagan Hanson 10/5/2018 $1,000 Kemp for Governor 10/5/2018 $1,000 Tyler Harper for Georgia 10/5/2018 $500 Tyler Harper for Georgia 10/11/2018 $500 Friends Of Meagan Hanson 10/15/2018 $1,000 Kemp for Governor Inc 10/15/2018 $1,000 Aird for Delegate 10/26/2018 $750 Deeds for State Senate 10/26/2018 $1,000 Friends of Chris Peace 10/26/2018 $500 Friends of Jennifer McClellan 10/26/2018 $750 Friends of Kirk Cox 10/26/2018 $1,500 Friends of Lamont Bafby 10/26/2018 $750 Friends of Lee Ware 10/26/2018 $750 Friends of Tommy Norment 10/26/2018 $1,500 Frindse of Keith Hodges 10/26/2018 $1,000 Gilbert for Delegate 10/26/2018 $1,000 Hanger Campaing Fund 10/26/2018 $750 McDougle for Virginia 10/26/2018 $1,000 Peake for Senate 10/26/2018 $750 Ruff for Senate 10/26/2018 $750 Stanley for Senate 10/26/2018 $1,000 Terry Austin 10/26/2018 $1,000 Charles Carrico 11/1/2018 $750 Danny Marshall Election Committee 11/1/2018 $1,000 Friends of Barry Knight 11/1/2018 $500 Friends of David Bulova 11/1/2018 $500 Friends of David Yancy 11/1/2018 $500 Friends of James Emunds 11/1/2018 $500 Friends of Jeffrrey Fourne 11/1/2018 $500 Frineds of Mark Obenshain 11/1/2018 $500 Mark Sickles for Delegate 11/1/2018 $500 Orrock for House Committee 11/1/2018 $500 Ransone for Delegate 11/1/2018 $500 Toscano for Delegate 11/1/2018 $500 Wagner for Senate 11/1/2018 $750 Dance for Senate 11/6/2018 $750 Deeds for State Senate 11/6/2018 $1,000 Elect Bloxum 11/15/2018 $500 Friedns of Scott Garrett 11/15/2018 $500 Friends of Matt Farriss 11/15/2018 $500 Keam for Delegate 11/15/2018 $500 Michael Weber for Delegate 11/15/2018 $500 Brenda Pogge for Delegate 11/25/2018 $500 Frineds of Luke Torian 11/25/2018 $750 Rip Sullivan forDelegate 11/25/2018 $500 Wilt for Delegate 11/25/2018 $500 Ken Edge Invoice 11/26/2018 $7,000 Elect Blolom for Delegate 11/30/2018 $500 Michael Webert for Delegate 11/30/2018 $500 Ransone for Delegate 11/30/2018 $500 Friends For Jennifer Mcclellan 12/3/2018 $750 Charles W Carrico 12/11/2018 $750 Friends Of Barry Knight 12/11/2018 $500 Friends Of Chris Peace 12/11/2018 $500 Friends Of James Edmunds 12/11/2018 $500 Friends Of Kathy Byron 12/11/2018 $1,000 Friends Of Keith Hodges 12/11/2018 $1,000 Friends Of Kirk Cox 12/11/2018 $1,500 Friends Of Lee Ware 12/11/2018 $750 Friends Of Mark Obenshain 12/11/2018 $500 Friends Of Matt Farriss 12/11/2018 $500 Friends Of Scott Garrett 12/11/2018 $500 Friends Of Tommy Norment 12/11/2018 $1,500 Hanger Campaign Fund 12/11/2018 $750 Keam for Delegate 12/11/2018 $500 Mark Sickles for Delegate 12/11/2018 $500 Ruff for Senate 12/11/2018 $750 Stanley for Senate 12/11/2018 $1,000 Terry L Austin for House 12/11/2018 $1,000 Toscano for Delegate 12/11/2018 $500 Wagner for Senate 12/11/2018 $750 Gilbert for Delegate 12/14/2018 $1,000 Brenda Pogge for Delegate 12/17/2018 $500 Friends Of Luke Torian 12/17/2018 $750 Rip Sullivan for Delegate 12/17/2018 $500 Wilt for Delegate 12/17/2018 $500 McDougle for Virginia 12/18/2018 $1,000 Aird for Delegate 12/21/2018 $750 Danny Marshall Election Committee 12/21/2018 $1,000 Friends Of David Bulova 12/21/2018 $500 Friends Of David Yancy 12/21/2018 $500 Friends Of Jeffrey Bourne 12/21/2018 $500 Friends Of Lamont Bagby 12/21/2018 $750 Orrock for House Committee 12/21/2018 $500 Peake for Senate 12/21/2018 $750 Friends Of Jeffrey Bourne 12/27/2018 $500 Orrock for House Committee 12/27/2018 $500 Ivey Inaugural Committee 12/30/2018 $5,000 Total $108,175 Campaign Date Amount Ivey Inaugural Committee 1/14/2019 $5,000 Alabama Sentate Republican Conference 1/24/2019 $2,500 Friends of Tom Whatley 1/24/2019 $1,000 Friends of Will Ainsworth 1/24/2019 $1,000 Brad Drake Campaign 2/20/2019 $1,000 Leatherman Campaign 2/20/2019 $1,000 Go Gwinnett
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    2017 | Virginia YOUR LEGISLATORS’ VOTING RECORD ON VOTING RECORD SMALL BUSINESS ISSUES: 2017 EDITION Issues from the 2016 and 2017 General Assembly Sessions: Floor votes by your state legislators on key small business issues during the past two sessions of the Virginia General Assembly are listed inside. Although this Voting Record does not reflect all elements considered by a lawmaker when voting or represent a complete profile of a legislator, it can be a guide in evaluating your legislator’s attitude toward small business. Note that many issues that affect small business are addressed in committees and never make it to a floor vote in the House or Senate. Please thank those legislators who supported small business and continue to work with those whose scores have fallen short. 2016 Legislation 5. Status of Employees of Franchisees (HB 18) – Clarifies in Virginia law that a franchisee or any 1. Direct Primary Care (HB 685 & SB 627) – employee of the franchisee is not an employee of the Clarifies that direct primary care (DPC) agreements franchisor (parent company). A “Yes” vote supports are not insurance policies but medical services and the NFIB position. Passed Senate 27-12; passed provides a framework for patient and consumer pro- House 65-34. Vetoed by governor. tections. These clarifications are for employers who want to offer DPC agreements combined with health 6. Virginia Growth and Opportunity Board insurance as a choice for patients to access afford- and Fund (HB 834 & SB 449) – Establishes the able primary care. A “Yes” vote supports the NFIB Virginia Growth and Opportunity Board to administer position.
  • 2018 FPA Contribution Strategy RECOMMENDATIONS

    2018 FPA Contribution Strategy RECOMMENDATIONS

    2018 FPA Contribution Strategy RECOMMENDATIONS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Rep. Cord Byrd (REP) District 11 Rep. Byrd sponsored our collaborative practice bill this year and worked very closely with the FPA to try and push the bill to the finish line. He would be an excellent choice to carry the bill again next year. Rep. Byrd was on Health Quality Committee and voted for our Test and Treat bill. Rep. Travis Cummings (REP) District 18 Rep. Cummings was Chair of the Health and Human Services committee and very helpful in pushing our PBM bill through. He is supportive of collaborative practice as well. Rep. Paul Renner (REP) District 24 Rep. Renner has been concerned with PBM maleficence since we ran our closed networks bill in 2016. He was written a letter to AHCA to look into PBM behavior and has been supportive of our issues since being elected in a special election in 2015. He was elected Speaker-Designate by his class so will prove to be a powerful ally. Rep. David Santiago (REP) District 27 Rep. Santiago sponsored our PBM bill this year and has made it his mission to tackle the PBM problem head on next year as well. He proved to be an excellent and effective bill sponsor and he will continue to be a great sponsor for PBM legislation. Rep. Amy Mercado (DEM) District 48 Rep. Mercado was on Health Quality and Health Care Appropriations Committees. She voted in favor of our Collaborative Practice and Test and Treat bills in their first committee stop. She was also supportive of our PBM legislation though she was not on the relevant committees, she did talk to her collogues in support.