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Jul 12, 2026Vote
Dana Okafor City Council · District 4

Voted YES — CB 120884, interim zoning for mixed-income housing near transit

Passed 6–3 in full council. Okafor voted with the majority.

city clerk · legistar · retrieved 2026-07-13 · sha 4c91f2
Jul 02, 2026Contribution
Marcus Hale U.S. House · 6th District

$5,000 — Ironworks Federal PAC

Reported on the July quarterly filing. Ironworks lobbied on two bills Hale sponsored this term.

fec form 3 · retrieved 2026-07-16 · sha 1da44c
Jun 24, 2026Statement
Priya Nair State Senate · District 21

Floor remarks on SB 5411, prescription price disclosure

“If the list price triples, the disclosure should say why.” Video timestamped at 00:47:10.

senate floor session · transcribed 2026-06-25 · sha b7e208
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