Designate Moses Fleetwood Walker Day

Sponsors

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Primary Sponsors

Michael J. Skindell

District	13
Party	Democrat
Chamber	House of Representatives

David Leland

District	22
Party	Democrat
Chamber	House of Representatives

Thomas West

District	49
Party	Democrat
Chamber	House of Representatives

Co-Sponsors

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Status Changes

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House	Senate	Governor
Introduced Feb 13 2017 Referred to committee Feb 21 2017 Reported Mar 07 2017 Vote Result Favorable Passage Passed Mar 08 2017 Vote Result Passed	Introduced Mar 09 2017 Referred to committee Mar 15 2017 Reported Jun 27 2017 Vote Result Favorable Passage Passed Sep 20 2017 Vote Result Passed	Sent To The Governor Sep 22 2017 Signed By The Governor Sep 26 2017 Effective Dec 27 2017

Documents

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