Top Sponsors

iThe plaintiffs' trial-lawyer bar — fights tort reform, damage caps, and lawsuit limits that would shrink jury awards.

iReal-estate agents — property-tax policy, housing regulation, and real-estate transaction rules.

iA business-coalition PAC that spreads money across incumbents of both parties to keep pro-business, low-regulation majorities in power.

iSportsbook operators (DraftKings, FanDuel and peers) — pushing to legalize and shape online sports betting in Georgia.

iFranchised car dealers — protect dealer-franchise and fee laws and resist direct-to-consumer (e.g. EV) car sales.

iHospital and nursing-home operators — Medicaid funding, staffing rules, and certificate-of-need protections.

iConstruction and utility-contractor firms that lobby for transportation funding, infrastructure spending, and the state contracts they bid on.

iFilm and TV crews and producers — defend Georgia's lucrative film tax credit.

iThe House Speaker's own campaign account — leadership money distributed to allies to maintain his caucus and agenda.

iAn ABA autism-therapy provider — insurance-coverage mandates and Medicaid rates for behavioral therapy.

iPayday, title, and installment lenders — defend high-interest small-dollar lending against rate caps.

iA multi-client lobbying firm; its giving reflects the agendas of the corporate and institutional clients it represents at the Capitol.

iGeorgia's largest business chamber — pushes transportation, economic-development incentives, and a low-tax climate for big employers.

iBanks — financial regulation, lending rules, and tax policy.

iTelecom — broadband policy, pole-attachment and franchise rules, and utility regulation.

iAgriculture — farm tax breaks, water and irrigation rights, and rural policy.

iCable and broadband — franchise fees, broadband-expansion rules, and competition policy.

iA dialysis giant — protects reimbursement rates and staffing rules for its kidney-care clinics.

iHospitals — Medicaid reimbursement, the hospital 'provider fee,' and certificate-of-need rules that limit competitors.

iA Republican leadership PAC that funnels money to GOP incumbents and candidates to hold and grow the majority.

iAccountants — tax policy and professional licensing.

iA grocery chain — alcohol-sales rules, labor policy, and taxes.

iA NASCAR track (Speedway Motorsports) — tourism, event/alcohol rules, and an interest in legal sports betting.

iCoin-operated 'amusement' gaming-machine operators — protect convenience-store gaming payouts from tighter regulation.

iPackage-liquor retailers — alcohol sales rules, Sunday/holiday sales, and licensing.

iRideshare — driver-classification, insurance, and ride-share regulation.

iA natural-gas marketer — energy and deregulated-gas-market rules.

iCredit unions — financial regulation and protecting their tax-exempt status.

iA Democratic political-consulting firm; its giving tracks its candidate clients rather than an industry.

iA lobbying firm; its donations reflect the Gold Dome agendas of its clients.