Lobbyist Insight

Ohio · GA136

SB 399

Modify Attorney General's Charitable Gaming Law authority

28 registered positions on this bill.

Lobbyist or firmFor clientPositionSession
Kelsey WoolardAllied Clubs and Charities of Ohio—Jan-Apr26
Matthew S WhiteheadAllied Clubs and Charities of Ohio—Jan-Apr26
Michael GuastellaAllied Clubs and Charities of Ohio—Jan-Apr26
Ronald RomitoAllied Clubs and Charities of Ohio—Jan-Apr26
Sydney SandersAllied Clubs and Charities of Ohio—Jan-Apr26
Victor F HipsleyAllied Clubs and Charities of Ohio—Jan-Apr26
Joseph PriceArcher Gaming, LLC—Jan-Apr26
William FitzgibbonArcher Gaming, LLC—Jan-Apr26
Aaron M OckermanArrow International—Jan-Apr26
Isaac NorthropArrow International—Jan-Apr26
Megan LashutkaArrow International—Jan-Apr26
Heather PlahutaAttorney General's Office—Jan-Apr26
David P CoreyBowling Centers Association of Ohio—Jan-Apr26
Jeffrey T DeLeoneBoyd Gaming—Jan-Apr26
Matthew ForneyBoyd Gaming—Jan-Apr26
Robert A CornwellBuckeye State Sheriff's Association—Jan-Apr26
Donald BairdChurchill Downs Incorporated—Jan-Apr26
Jackson BergdollDelaware North Companies, Inc—Jan-Apr26
Michael G CaputoDelaware North Companies, Inc—Jan-Apr26
Donald BairdMiami Valley Gaming & Racing, LLC—Jan-Apr26
Karen A CincioneMiami Valley Gaming & Racing, LLC—Jan-Apr26
Thomas NiehausMiami Valley Gaming & Racing, LLC—Jan-Apr26
Matthew MacLarenOhio Chamber of Commerce—Jan-Apr26
Rick CarfagnaOhio Chamber of Commerce—Jan-Apr26
David P CoreyOhio Coin Machine Association—Jan-Apr26
Joseph PriceWhitehall CAP—Jan-Apr26
William FitzgibbonWhitehall CAP—Jan-Apr26
Shawn KasychiDevelopment Economic Association—Jan-Apr26

This state records which bills were lobbied but not which side was taken.