Observed total
$3,300
Counted once from the current supplied evidence rows.
Campaign money
Georgia Orthopaedic Society PAC Account
Observed contribution totals, aliases, and related bill-overlap records for this contributor.
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Cycles
2026
The years represented in the current public seed.
Location
Peachtree City, GA
Top donor location listed in the public fact sheet.
Location source
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Transaction history
Georgia Orthopaedic Society PAC Account
Cycle 2026
$3,300
High-value overlap record carried forward from the reviewed seed.
GA Ethics-derived fact sheet + GOS advocacyAs of 2026-08-03
Related legislation
2025-2026SB 68
Civil practice and tort reform package
The overlap here is strong because named tort-reform donors publicly align with the policy area and Jason Anavitarte appears as sponsor #4.
Introduced January 30, 2025; signed April 21, 2025 as Act 9.
2025-2026SB 69
Third-party litigation finance restrictions
The public record establishes policy overlap between contributor mission and legislative subject matter.
Introduced January 30, 2025; signed April 21, 2025 as Act 10 with effect on January 1, 2026.
Evidence drawer
SB 68 • Co-sponsor #4
The organization publicly promotes tort reform and PAC engagement.
These records show overlap between a contributor's policy interests and Jason Anavitarte's legislative activity. They do not establish that a contribution caused a legislative action.
SB 69 • Co-sponsor #4
The organization publicly praised the 2025 tort-reform package.
These records show overlap between a contributor's policy interests and Jason Anavitarte's legislative activity. They do not establish that a contribution caused a legislative action.