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EVANS & ASSOCIATES CLIENT LISTED AS NUMBER 1 FASTEST GROWING COMPANIES

WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL

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D.C.-based cannabis company Holistic Industries made several headlines in 2019 for its major fundraising — more than $100 million since its 2016 founding — and rapid nationwide expansion. 

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EDUCATION GROUPS LEAD IN SPENDING ON LOBBYISTS IN MARYLAND

BEAUTFORT ENTERPRISE

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Two groups advocating for education and the Maryland Jockey Club were among the organizations that spent the most on lobbyists in Maryland in the most recent reporting period, when major legislation affecting them was before state lawmakers.

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PRO-KIRWAN FORCES SPENT MOST ON SESSION; 37 LOBBYISTS CLEARED $250K

MARYLAND MATTERS

"Thirty-seven registered lobbyists cleared $250,000 in earnings during the six-month reporting period, and half a dozen topped $1 million."

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LOBBYISTS LAUNCH 'THIN MINT CHALLENGE' TO GET COOKIES TO LOCAL FOOD BANKS

MARYLAND MATTERS

A group of Annapolis lobbyists has joined the Girl Scouts of Central Maryland in a campaign to feed the hungry during the COVID-19 crisis. 

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E&A CLIENT HIGHLIGHT: HOLISTIC INDUSTRIES DONATES 1,000 MASKS & 15 GALLONS OF HAND SANITIZER TO PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY

BAYNET

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Holistic Industries donated 1,000 N95 masks and 15 gallons of hand sanitizer to the Prince George’s County Government. 

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ANNAPOLIS LOBBYISTS AND GIRL SCOUTS LAUNCH CHALLENGE TO RAISE MONEY FOR FOOD BANK DONATIONS

CAPITAL GAZETTE

A group of Annapolis lobbyists has joined the Girl Scouts of Central Maryland in a creative campaign in response to the COVID 19 crisis. 

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SEN. BENSON: STATE SHOULD CHANGE FELONY 1ST-DEGREE MURDER LAW

MARYLAND REPORTER

Sen. Joanne Claybon Benson (D-Prince George’s) urged a panel of Maryland lawmakers on Tuesday to change the state’s felony first-degree murder statute, 

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RUNNING FOR MD GOVERNOR, COMPTROLLER FRANCHOT HAS NEARLY $1.6M IN CAMPAIGN CASH

THE BALTIMORE SUN

The 2020 election is still months off, but some of the biggest fundraisers in Maryland are eyeing 2022.

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