Chamber (mostly) hands out As to local lawmakers

By Business Observer Staff
| 4:40 p.m. May 23, 2013

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

TALLAHASSEE — Nearly two-thirds of state legislators that represent areas on the Gulf Coast scored an A grade from the Florida Chamber of Commerce, which ranked the 160 members on pro-business votes in the past session.

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