California Lawmakers' Lavish Tickets
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•California lawmakers received $30,000 in free tickets, raising concerns about policy influence - Washington Examiner
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A little more than half of California lawmakers received more than $30,000 in tickets to places and events, including Disneyland , a San Francisco 49ers game, and possibly a Taylor Swift Eras Tour concert.
While it is legal for a lawmaker to receive gifts worth up to $590 , these findings raise questions about whether any of these lawmakers may have been influenced by these gifts in their legislative work.
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