Georgia taxpayer-funded lobbying

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Taxpayer-funded lobbying is the practice of engaging in lobbying activities as a public entity. This is done by counties, cities, school districts, public facilities, and many other entities that receive taxpayer money through public funds.

This is controversial because the agenda being lobbied for are not decided by taxpayers, whose money is used for the practice. This means the outcomes of lobbying are sometimes opposed to the constituents' benefit.

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The following is a list of Georgia taxpayer-funded lobbying associations by type:

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Georgia taxpayer-funded lobbying associations
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Lists of taxpayer-funded lobbying associations
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