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Lobbyists continued to spend money on lawmakers during the last week of the 2010 legislative session, as shown by the latest 48 hour lobbyist reports. Details after the jump.
Some are straight donations and others are for receptions–but no matter the reason the total amount is $52,276.46. That’s how much lobbyists working the 2010 legislature have spent on lawmakers.
Halfway through the 2010 Legislative session lobbyists are still spending money trying to sway lawmakers. The Independent showed you this first reports when they were posted last week. During the session registered lobbyists are required to file how much…
