Name: James M. Reynolds, III
Occupation: Owner, American Real Estate
Industry: Real Estate
Home: Greensboro, GA
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Political Contributions:
Bush Gubernatorial Races: |
$0
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Republican Hard Money: |
$54,450
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Republican Soft Money: |
$0
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Democratic Hard Money: |
$0
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Democratic Soft Money: |
$0
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Federal PAC Hard Money: |
$0
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Total Contributions: |
$54,450
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Soft Money from Employer: |
$0
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to Republicans:
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$0
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to Democrats:
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$0
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Contributions to Bush's Gov. Races: $0
Reynolds is a developer of the Reynolds Plantation Golf Resort that
covers 7,000 acres of woodlands overlooking Lake Oconee. The resort, which
is owned by Bush Pioneer Mercer Reynolds,
is clearing additional lakeside land to build million-dollar homes and
a Ritz-Carlton Hotel. The Plantation boasts of having raised $700,000 for
Bush at a single ’99 fundraiser. Gov. Zell Miller appointed James Reynolds
in ‘97 to the state Department of Natural Resources Board. Environmental
groups said Zell’s appointments to this board lacked a demonstrated commitment
to environmental protection. They cited the fact that just one of his five
nominees had a background in environmental protection, while two of them
were developers. “You cannot have a board administering the cleanup of
Georgia’s waters and polluters when they are in the industries that are
being regulated,” said Conservation Society President Terry Hughey.
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