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I Wednesday, March IO, 2004

In its recent opinion in Mcconnell v. FEC, the Supreme Court wisely noted that money, like water, is going to seek a way’toleak back into the system. .We already see that. Now that -the-.. .. -...... -...... parties have been taken out of the soft money business, there are efforts by political operators.to redirect some of that money to groups that operate as political organizations under Section 527 of the IRS Code, or so-called “Section 527” groups. The game is the same: these groups are raising huge corporate and union contributions, and

.I multi-million dollar donations from wealthy individuals, and want to spend that money on so- ,

called “issue” ads that promote or attack federal candidates, and voter mobilization efforts , intended to influence federal elections. .

The tax laws say’that a 527 group is a “poiitical organization” that is organized and operated- .. . primarily for the purpose of influencing the election of candidates.

In other words, any 527 group is by definition in the business of political campaigns, and it has voluntarily sought the tax advantages conferred on political. groups. But these groups should not then be permitted to shirk their other obligations, including those under the campaign finance laws.

Use of soft money by 527 groups whose major purpose is to effect federal elections is not legal. This is not a matter of the Reform Act of 2002; it is a hndamental rule of federal election law‘ ’

since 1974. That law, as construed by the Supreme Court in Buckley v. Valeo, requires ky. ‘ group that has a “major purpose” to influence federal elections, and spends $1,000 or more to do so, to register with the Federal Election Commission as a “political committee,’’ and be subject to the contribution limits, source prohibitions and reporting requirements that apply to all political committees.

That 527s have been allowed for years by the FEC to operate outside of the law is not surprising. In McConnell, the Supreme Court stated, in no uncertain terms, how we ended up in the soft money crisis to begin with. The Justices placed the blame squarely at the doors of the FEC, concluding that the agency had eroded the prohibitions on union and corporate spending through years’ofbad rulings and rulemakings, including its formulas for allocation of party expenses between federal and non-federal accounts.

The Supreme Court stated in McConnell that the FEC had “subverted” the law, issued regulations that “permitted more than Congress . . . had ever intended”, and, with its allocation regime, “invited widespread circumvention of FECA’s limits on contributions.” .. i What we need today is for the FEC to enforce the law the way it should be enforced. This is what the FEC rulemaking is about. The FEC has been wrong with respect to its treatment of 527s for years, and the agency needs to get its house in order fast, and make clear that a section 527 group - a group that has voluntarily identified itself for tax law benefits as a “political organization” - I

must comply with the federal election laws when its major purpose is to influence federal elections. I Section 527 groups need to play by the rules that all other political committees are bound by, the

rules that Congress has enacted to protect the integrity of our political process - they need to - .. raise and spend money that complies with federal contribution limits and source prohibitions for ads they run that promote or attack federal candidates or otherwise have the purpose to influence federal elections, and they need to spend federal finds for voter mobilization activities that are conducted on a partisan basis and are intended to influence federal elections. Just like every other political committee. .. Let me also say that the FEC in this rulemaking must change its absurd allocation rules. Under these rules, a committee that wants to manipulate the law can arrange its activities to spend 100 percent soft money for voter drive efforts that obviously are for the purpose of influencing federal elections. Indeed, one of the 527 groups operating today - America Coming Together, or . ACT - has made overwhelmingly clear that its principle purpose is.to defeat President Bush. Yet ACT recently filed a report with the FEC in which it claims that under the Commission’s existing allocation rules, it can find its voter drive activities with 98 percent soft money. This is ridiculous, and it makes a mockery of the law. The Commission needs to put’some teeth in its allocation rules, now.

But many other organizations, although politically active, do not have partisan politics as their primary purpose. Section 50 1(c) groups, for instance, are prohibited by the tax laws fiom having a primary purpose to influence elections. These groups thus operate under different rules, and appropriately so. e

Section 501(c) groups can - and should - engage in nonpartisan voter mobilization activities without restriction. And under existing tax laws, Section 501(c) groups - unlike section 527 groups - cannot have a major purpose to influence federal elections, and therefore are not required to register as federal political committees, as long as they comply with their tax law requirements. Much of the public controversy surrounding the FEC’s rulemaking stems fron1 a failure to understand these simple distinctions.

It’s tempting to see everything that is done in campaign finance reform through a partisan lens. And sometimes, it’s true that things are done with partisan ends in mind. But we all need to remember that what‘may seem, in the middle of an election, to be in the short-term political interest of one party is not necessarily a good thing in the long run - even.for that party.

I note that FEC Vice-Chair Ellen Weintraub opposed a rulemaking on 527 activity at this time, saying “at this stage in the election cycle, it is unprecedented for the FEC to contemplate changes to the very definitions of terms as fhdamental as ‘expenditure’ and ‘political committee’ .. . . sowing uncertainty during an election year.” Weintraub stated, “I will not be rushed to make hasty decisions, with far-reaching implications, at the behest of those who see in our hurried action their short-term political gain.” I 3

In fact, what the FEC needs to do now is simply enforce existing federal election law as written by Congress in 1974 and interpreted by the Supreme Court in 1976. It defies the whole pueose of the FEC to say that it should not enforce this law in’the middle of an election year because such enforcement might effect that election. The fact that the FEC has neglected ‘to enforce the law correctly for the last several years because it erroneously interpreted the rules for-527s-isnot - .--. - a reason for the Commission’s continued failure to enforce it now that the Supreme Court has made it clear in McConnell that they should do so...... 0ne:of.the...problems the FEC faces today is that Commissioners refuse to acknowledge;even‘ithe..:.:, ...... :I :,.,: .: ,: .....1 ‘:‘I ’.;. ... !, ..... : . Supreme Court’s authority in this area. FEC Chairman Brad Smith’s response to the McConnell ”..:...... ‘decision was to say: “Now and then the Supreme Court issues a decision that cries out-to’th .... .%, ....s ...... public,.’We don’t know what we’re doing!’ McConnell is such a decision.“ What an extraord ...... , .

_., ...... :..: ’.: !statement from’a public official whose statutory responsibility is to enforce the laws ofthe land .. a.... Ias written:by.. Congress,.. signed by the President, and upheld by the Supreme Court -. . .. ,v . .. Mr. Chairman, it is statements like this that point out the need for fbndamental ref0 .. FECf I hope this Committee will hold hearings on the legislation that Senator Fein ...... have introduced to do this. The FEC’s current difficulty in dealing with an issuea ... . ,. straightforward as these 527 organizations spending soft money in the 2004 federal elections, ’ ’ ’ , . ’ . . ;. ,” and the’3-3ties at the Commission when it recently considered an advisory opinion on.this’issue, ..... are only the most recent examples of the need for FEC reform...... ’. .. While FEC Vice-chairman Weintraub spoke about her concern’that the 527 issue was:being:. ’ .’? ...... raised for “short-term political gain”, I trust no one will suggest that my position in thishearing ...... is so motivated. The Chairman certainly knows of the many occasions where I have’been accused of neglecting partisan interests. My dedication to the cause of campaign finance reform goes back many years and will extend far beyond the current election cycle. The same may of course be said of my colleague, Russ Feingold, who joins me here today.

‘I We believe the FEC needs to do what is right, which is to ensure that both the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1974 and the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002, are hlly enforced. I welcome recent efforts by the Republican National Committee to encourage enforcement of the law regarding 527 federal political activities. Support for enforcement is welcome no matter the reasons for it. Just as some former opponents of campaign reform now favor enforcement actions by the FEC, some of those who in the past urged enforcement of the law have suddenly changed their tune. Let me read you a portion of a letter sent to the Department of Justice asking for a criminal investigation of a 527 group which was proposing to run issue advertising and conduct voter registration for the purpose of affecting federal elections and which had failed to register with the FEC as a federal political committee.

I [It has} begun to raise $25 million .so that this group can finance issue advocacy advertisements and get-out-the-vote activities. This organization plans to finance these activities from donations raised outside of the Federal Election Campaign Act’s (“FECA” or the “Act”) source limitations and amount restrictions, and without regard to the FECA’s registration and reporting requirements. The result is an organization that is claiming tax-exempt status as a “political I 4. I

' organization" under Section,527 of the Infernal Revenue Code, but which is .willfully refusing '. registration and reporting expenditures and contributions received. .. I '. .

This letter came from Democratic election law attorney Bob Bauer and his law firm Perkins Coie ' , " ' in"1998, objecting to a 527 created by Congressman Tom Delay. I agree with Mr. Bauer's ...... , %.. . analysis.of federal :election law relating to 527s and federal.politica1committees as statedh this ...... , .. ... letter.'. Unfortunately, Mr. Bauer and his law are now representing 527s who want.to :engage. '...... ',, .:...... , firm ...... ; ... . ' .. .; ... in.th.e's.ortof activity which they argued only a few years ago was "illegal" and required'criminal-.-.: ...:,. ion. [Letter in record] ...... _...... _ . . I.'...... :. ..' . . :.. ,'What this letter proves is'that it .is foolish for anyone-including Members of Congres * '...... I., .....:.. Commissioners..*; ofthe FEC--to make decisions on enforcing the election laws based .. .:...... perceptlons of short-term, inherently changeable, partisan considerations: 1nste.ad;ipr :...... ,.? change over time, and then change again, the o ...... because.partisan:calculations. . ,.,...... 'for interpieting the law in' this area is the statutes themselves, and the principle of ke ...... corporate'andJabor , ._ hnds out of federal elections...... I. .. .. 'q '...... With the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act, we sho.wed our constituents, in'a.bi '.we:careabout making sure that they have the political power in this Country, Enrons and the WorldComs and unions and the wealthiest of the wealthy. We need to continue that work, not undermine it, at this critical time. And we need not wait until the election is over. The FEC should act as quickly as it can to settle this matter, and bring the confusion over these ...... , groups.... to a'close...... '. , ...... :, ...... I hope 'the Commissioners will not let short-sighted political or'personal ideological'concerns ..

deter them fiom the right course - for themselves, for their parties, and for the public they' ...... represent.

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OUR. PLAN FOR VICTORY IN 2004

...... ' CLOSE.'ELE.CTIONS.A-RE WON- ON-.THE.-GROUND - .._ ...... ,. :. ,_.,._.." ' ... . . :'...... '. ,...... :...... '..i ...... , .. ' ...... ::. .:::./ .. .. .\,e . .' ...... _'. , ...... I...... ,Arid.....:thii,is,going. to be a close election. . .: .. ' , ...... :.. *. :...... : ...... , ... .I '...... _...... :.BOkom'line-we will win in November 2004. And we'll do it by being smarter, working hard .. ' : : ' .. ' ., ...... :. votes in. ~i&'ijn: D&: ...... ' ' .. . .', . ..,- :' I' , . .~ ..~~ '2.000~,'th ::...... " ? ' .,,e,.Presidency.was decided by razor thin margins in 17 states -- 17 states that s

.'. 'the issue ageda.,' ' This is still a 50-50 nation, just as it was in 2000. Once again, these: q.: ' ...... election,and frame'the issue debate for races at every level...... '. . ' ,. . , ..' , . ._ ......

...... m':;'. ' '.:! '.:! . "I.. . Our.Pla ...to'win every one of those battleground stat q:. . ,...... q.,...... 0'..' But it: won9thappen' without ha,rd work. Republicans fiom the state houses to the Wh 14? . massive money,machine powered by fat-cat allies and right-wing extremists desperate t power......

'. 1. ....We'have to capitalize on our greatest strength - the fierce power of Americans who care, are, ' ' tedandare;: : ...... I .... : ... prepared to 'take..thefight to the grassroots...... ;.'" ...... , : ,'>';,.' : ...... ' :..: .. We know there is nothing more powerful than America Coming Together to create change"in 2004. .. WE ARlE THE FOOT SOLDIERS OF THE PROGRESSIVE

MOVEMENT .. I ...... , .. .. ACT has a clear goal: we will mobilize millions of voters who will say NO to the Republican agenda at every level. ACT will uproot the cynicism of politcs-as-usual.

Our plan is rooted in old fashioned, door-to-door, shoe leather on the pavement politics-but withla high tech twist...... I . L.. ACT 'will focus on personal contact-around kitchen table, face-to-face, neighbor-to-neighbor. I I

ACT will make this campaign about the issues that really matter to voters. ACT canvassers will listen to voters' concerns about issues that affect them and their families.

ACT will communicate with voters about those issues, highlighting the extremist positions of the Bush Republican agenda and discussing positive, progressive alternatives..

ACT will use cutting edge technology to add this issue information to the voter file, so votersare seen as individuals, not just anyonymous targets barraged by information.

ACT will get in touch and stay in touch- -- by reaching out to voters now, repeatedly contacting them through phone calls, mail and door-to-door operations, and personally following up with them right up to Election Day.

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I I I We will find the exact voters who believe in change but don't vote, in key couiitiesi key precincts, and key neighborhoods and we will bring the issues right to their front doors. I I

Person to person, neighbor to neighbor, friend to friend, we will get people - 1 thinking and talking-about the issues that really matter: health care, jobs, I .. . .:.. . . '. ... : ...... ;: . .: .... : :...... ' .. _: I ...... security,... .and.the' economy...... '...... '......

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t%J .I Let's talk about what you can do to .. :...... Join ACT, create change and do your part.

Help support the ground campaign -= help us huge dollars door-to-door. Pass the word. It is crucial we get the word out. You know people who feel like you did-four more years are looming and they don't know what they can do about it. Now you do-so share the power!

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Dear Friend,

Are YOU ready to go for it, prepared to lay evexythmg on the line to win in 2W?

I hope so. Because, ifwe can count on your personal support and active partkipation,, 2004 will be a year of America Corning Together and George W. Bush going home.

-TGkeep their grasp on the White House and win other critical key House, Senate and local races, the Bush campaign and the Republican Nationd Committee are amassing a political @-tune. By Election Day, they will have raised and spent over half a billion dollars to hold onto power.

We can7tmatch them dolllar-for-dollar. But, we can -. and must -match them door-for-door.

America is divided almost evenly between those who support President Bush and those who believe he is taking America in the wrong direction. In the presidential contest and in ' . other key federal, state and 104races, the elections of 2004 will be won by whichever fide does the best job identifying and mobilizing its supporters.

That's why some of the leading progressive organizers in America have come together. to advance a bold, far-reachingAction Plan, an outline of which 1 have enclosed with this letter.

With help from committed activists like you, America . Coming Together (ACT) will organize millions of . face-to-face, door-to-door, neighbor-to-neighbor contacts that will shape the outcome of the 2004 elections - and shape the future of American politics.

And, when EIection Day is'over, we will have defeated George W. Bush and elected progressive candidates aU across the nation. The extraordinary effort we're undertaking is in response to the extraordinary damage Bush and his allies do, on a daily basis, to values we bclicvc in and $0 people wc care about.

In communities all across America, people are hurting because Bush's mindless devotion

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. Paid for by America Coming Togher (www.act/ivldory.org) and no1 authcrlxcd by ;ny Gndidere's committee. . to tax cuts fox the wedthy is-making a shambles of our economy. Bush has turned record budget suqhses into record deficits in no time flat.

He has worked hard to undem.ine-a,wom@’sright to choose. His reckless disregard . . for the environment has eroded decades of progress. He’s set timber companies loose on our national forests - and he’s set John Ashcroft loose on our civil liberties. .

But, wishing won’t make Bush, Cheiey, Ashcroft; DeLay and their extremist agenda go away. People-to-people organizing wiff - and.organizingis what ACT is all about. .. .. With .your help, we’re going to put people back into politics -big-time. . .

What’s it going to take to defeat. George W. Bush adelect strong pmgrcssivc candidates across the country? It’s going to take an ambitious, historymaking voter contact plan - and it’s going to take people like you getting imrolved. .

DO YOU believe that rherq is no higher prioriq in 2004 than defeating George W. Bush and electing strong pmpssives to replace those politicians’whohave helped Bush advance his extreme agenda?

Are you wilhg 10 help America Coming Together finance and execute the most far- reaching and intensive face-to-face campaigning by pmgressives that America has ever seen?

Here’s what America Coming Together is all about. It’s about pewple like y& and be making a personal commitment to defeating George W. Bush and electing strong progressive candidates.

It’s time to put our money where our hearts are. Please join us.

. Sincerely, . &%-ab ElIen R. Malcoh President

P.S. As our Action Plan unfolds in the months ahead, we’ll be couxltiq on both your financial support and YOUT personal participation. Soaas you write your check, please take a moment to fill ,out rhe enclosed America Coming Together enrollment fonn.

Whether you’re in one of our 17 rarget states or not, there is much you can do. So be sure to let , us know how you’dlike to be involved. . That leaves seventeen states with 180 electoral votes as the competitive battleground i election. states will not only determine the outcome the presidential. I h this Those of '. i election, they- Will1 be the home of dozens of key federal, state and local races as well., . -. I '. . I I ...... _.._...... I .... ; . .' .Our America Coming Together Action Plan will focus all of our attention in these . .

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.I , .. ..' . ... 6 Wisconsin (10 electoral 2,598,607 people voted and ,... .. In votes), ...... '. ..AI Gore won 51396 votes. :m.]I .. :,.+." ...... '. ".., ...... by ...... : ...... '...... Fq. :; , , ...... ,mg::; ,' ; . , .. 2, ' .' ...... * Oregon (7 electoral votes), 2,598,601 ballots were cast, ...... In ,._.'_ .. ' . Gore won just 6,765 votes. And! how doge things 1 .. by are . ' 'inOregon today? In a recent POU1 41% say they will vote ' : .. . to to vote fox 01 . , . ....: re-elect Bush, 47% plan comider'someone

... . .' ' else,and13%areundeaded. . ' ...... And, of course, in Florida, 5,9631110 votes were counted ...... and Bush was declared the winner by a margin of only .... 537. And, today, a majority of Florida voters say they ... . will vote for or consider a candidate other..than Bush in 2004...... I .... . :. . , ...... ,. .. 25,000 organizers ..

At the heart of owAmerica Coming Together Action Plan is dn effort to build an infrastructure of deeply committed organizers, Each state will be led by a highly 'I .... experienced.state..directo;t. .. .. - We're already putting directors in place in nine states. Eight more will be added as

soon as we have the finanaal'support to know that wecan carry out an effective effort I

in those states. That's why your immediate help is so vitdy important. ' . ..

Each state director will build a detailed plan and strategy to match the specific . ,,':.

circumstances of his or her state. But, the centerpiece of each state pIm is speccific " vote goals - city-by-civ, county-by-county, precinct-by-prehd, voter-by-voter. We howhow many votes we need to defeat President Bush and.elect progressive . candidates and we'reorganizhg a massive, interconnected program of voter contact

to go out and find those votes. I

We'll begin with an early canvass, knocking on people's doors, getting the lay of the land. Then, come summer, we'll launch a massive door-to-door effort - contacting voters, identifying our supporters, and learning what issues matter most in their lives. we'll foU0~up with A stream of individual comunication3 around the issues people have told US they are most concerned about. 0 throughout 2004, we can build a broader community of support and an unstoppable 0 margin of victory.

We've got io find those voters who ~4lsuppox-tour candidates and we've got to --- - -. engage them face-to-face. We how that, in 2004, voters vdexperience an avalanche of radio and television ads; Those ads have their place and it's critical for progressive -. . .- candidates to stay competitive in the tit-for-tat media wars:

But, YOU and I both know that these mass market, impersonal communications aren't enough to truly engage people. Continuing declines in voter participation are evidence enough of that.

Our 2004 America Coming Together strategy isn't about adding to the media clutter. . It's about putting good old-fashioned Community organizing back into the electoral. . process. Our ambitious, wekonsidered plan revolves around face-to-face, door-to-' door, neighborito-mi ghhm campaigning.

It's not only the most edwng thing to do; it's the most effective thing to do.

Experience has shown that mdiiple personal contacts, beginning well before the . ' election and running fight up through Election Day are the most powerful way to engage citizens in politics. And, that's just what our America Coming Together strategy is all about. .. ..

And a onelway ticket back to Crawford, Texas, e The effort we're undertaking won't be inexpensive. Our Amedca Coming Together Action Plan will cost $94 milIion to carry out. We've already raised $32 million and, . to keep our efforts on track, we must raise &e next $5 million before the end of the year.

But, the rewards of victory will. be well worth the he' effort, and money we invest. With your help, our America Coming Together Action Plan can help propel progressive : candidates to victory in vitally important state, lodand federal contests - and it can help buy George W. Bush a one-way ticket back to Crawford, Texas.

Let's get mad. Let's get organized. LeYs win.

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I Want to Provide Critically Needed' Financial Support.

I'm excited that progressives are getting organized in, an Unprecedented way. And I want to help America Corning Together defeat George MI. Bush and elect progressive candidates by organizing an unprecedented, door-to-door campaign. To help advance this essential Db. organizing effortJ enclosing a special. donation of: rJ am

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~ -_ ~- -~ Please mage an,y'necessary corrections to your name and . 1 Also Want to Volunteer My Time and Energy. address. Make checks payable to ACT, and return in the ASAmerica Coming Together plans its activities in the months ahead, please contact enclosed envelope or send to me about volutiteering: 1120 Connealcut Ave., NW, Suite 11.20, Washington, DC 0 I'd be willing IO contact my friends and'neighbors about America Coming 20036. Thank you. Together. . To make your gift by credit 0 As Election Day approaches, I'd like to be a part of tie Amen'ca Coming Together card, please see reverse side Get-Out-"bc-Vo te operation. of this form. ' 0 I'm willing to do anything you need done. Contributions to ACT are not tax deductible for charitable purposes. I Want to Be an America Coining Together €-Activist. All contributions permlssible I know that events move quickly in 8 presidential election year and that Amen'ca . under federal law (individual Corning Togefhermust be prepared to take action at a moment's notice. Please keep contributions of $S,OOO or less per calendar year) will me as up-to-date as possibIe with e-alerts. be placed in ACT'S federal account to be used In My e-mail address is: @ connection with federal . . electlons.

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"I wholeheartedly support the America Corning ,Together Action Plan. . It's about time we came together and organized the kind of extraordinary efforts it takes ' ' "I helped ,found EMILY'S ...... - ---_.... tO win on Election Day. I urge you to support this imponant organ1zatio.n." . . , list because I knew that, .. Farmer Texas Governor Ann Richaids ' . , '. - ...... if we wanted to elect .. . more ,pro-choice. '

...' ... ' .; ' . . Democratic women, we "With the Bush Administration In power, and the way it has exf hl?ed ':. . the tertorist attacks of September 11, I feel very uncomfortab e .; ,_ . had:to change polltics . ..'.e about the direction in which the US. Is taking the . ..' '. '. arid breakthroughthe as usual, It is for this reason that I'am supporring ' ' . .I,.j,i' , : . . . 'bairlers'thatwere an effective way to mobiilze civil society, to convince pao . . '. 'sttopping'women vote.. $;:j.',, ..'...... 'candidates from wlnning. .. .p..... ;.... '< ...... It's:ti&e to'change politics ...... "'_' , again - and tha?s what "I'm proud to be a .part of America Corning TOpthef. .Theonly- ...... ! .. Arirerfca Coming Together way to protect our environment is to defeat President Bush and:el,ee"strong'. * . . : .... 1s all.about"' envlronrnental candIMe5 n8t%-*4dt, The Amerka Coming .Tqgether.... Action ...... , 1 . essential to ,: ;.. '.. ...' ..:...... >. . Is that task." .. , .. .. i ...... Ellen R Malcolm . Carl Pope ...... ':I . ..8'. <' ..Amorlea Comhg Togetbet . .. Sierra Club Exec&ve Dir7,eorand. 1 , 'Prcslderit . .. America Coming Togethe&...... board member.:...... I. 'The record is dear. if we talk to voters one-onsne, at the door, ih fheirneighbor- ...... hoods, on the phone. in the mail and on the internet about the Issues.:theycare about - . , and weave our communlcarlons into an ongolng dtalogue. they wlll come out to vote and make a change. That's why I'm proud to be a pad of America Coming Together.'...... : * Steve Rosenthal %...... ' ACT CEO and former AFL-UO.Pol!t$al., _-. -. Director . ... . :

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gether (ACT) is dedicated to energizing the elector e mobilization of millions of people to register an our country, the defeat of George W. Bush a rogressives in vitally important state, local, an 'q.' ' . We are outraged at the policies and abuses of the past four years:

';T. ' . ' wasted,'.health care denied, air and water fouled, and rights abridged. :: .... y-J ......

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. . In seventeen battleground states America Coming Together (ACT) ...... ,. . ' ,', ' 0 .. will listen tovoters" concerns about issues that affect them and their families; . .'..I...... 0 will communicate with voters about those issues, highlighting the extremist'positions.. :. ' ' of the Bush Republican agenda and discussing positive, progressive alternatives; .....

e will partner with progressive organizations so we will all be more effective and .; . efficient, working together to mobilize millions of voters who will say NO to the Republican agenda by voting to defeat George W. Bush and elect progressives at all ;., levels of government. ....

ACT is a unique alliance of committed people like you working together to defeat Republican reactionaries in races up and down the ticket. ACT is a proud member of America Votes,..a .. historic coalition of progressive membership-based groups. I

' Together, we will create the largest turnout of voters in history, voters who will go to the po1ls.i.n.. November and elect progressive candidates from the school boards to the White House.

ACT founders include Ellen Malcolm and %.eve Rosenlh&veterans in the fight against right-wing extremism. Now people from all over the country are pitching in too-people who care, are committed and are prepared to take the fight to the grassroots.

I Our Am'ion Plan will help elect progressive candidate in vitally important state, local and federal contests-we know there is nothing'more powerful than America Coming. Together to create change in 2004.

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I I We are ready to fight back and defeat Bugh in 2004. We are ready to defeat right- wing Republicans and elect progressive Democrats across the country. We are ready - ._. .- for America Coming Together.

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Grassroots and political leaders who share a vision of a progressive America and are committed to help defeat George W. Bush, elect progressives up and down the ticket, and mobilize millions of people to register and vote around the critical issues facing our country started America Coming Together (ACT).

Ellen R. Malcolm, President of ACT, is the founder and president of EMILY's List - a political action committee that supports pro-choice Democratic women candidates. Under her leadership, EMILY's List - an acronym for "Early Money is Like Yeast" because it "makes the dough rise" - has grown to be the largest political action committee in the country. Since its founding, ' EMILY's List has help send 11 pro-choice Democratic women to the U.S. Senate, 55 to the U.S. House of Representatives, and to elect seven governors. Malcolm will lead the effort to build ACT's membership and raise $95 million to support ACT's voter contact program. *

Steve Rosenthal , Chief Executive Officer of ACT, was Political Director of the AFL-CIO from 1996-2002, where he developed a groundbreaking voter contact program that increased voter turnout of union members by 4.8 million during a time when nonunion turnout decreased by 15 million. During the first three years of the Clinton Administration, Rosenthal served as Associate Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Labor where he acted as former-Secretary Robert Reich's chief advisor on union matters. Before that he was Deputy Political Director for the Democratic National Committee under Chairman Ron Brown and Political Director Paul Tully. Rosenthal will design and execute ACT's voter contact program.

Minyon Moore heads Dewey Square's state and local practice. She was formerly Chief Operations Officer of the Democratic National Committee and before that Assistant to the President of the United States and Director of White House Political Affairs.

Gina Glantz has a distinguished 30-year career in campaigns and grassroots organizing. She was National Campaign Manager for the Bill Bradley for President campaign.

Carl Pope, Treasurer, is Executive Director of the Sierra Club, an organization of 700,000 environmental activists. Pope has spent 30 years in the environmental trenches, and worked to enact such statutes as the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts, the Superfund and California Desert Protection Act. I

Cede Richards is President of America Votes, a coalition of almost 30 national, organizations working together to educate and mobilize voters in the 2004 elections on a broad range of issues including the environment, civil and human rights, women's rights, choice, education and labor.

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JoDee Winterhof, ACT Political Director I .. Ms. Winterhof created innovative strategies for targeting and mobilizing voters for a variety of federal and state campaigns. She served as Chief of Staff to Senator Tom Harkin and advised both his presidential and senatorial campaigns. In her home state of Iowa, she has manage'd congressional campaigns and the Iowa Democratic Coordinated Campaign in 1996.

Donald Redmond, National Field Director

Mr. Redmond is a veteran campaigner specializing .in voter mobilization and turnout. He served as Political Director for Philzdelphia Mayor John Street in both his 1999 and 2003 campaigns and was Field Director for Ed Rendell's successful 2002 gubernatorial campaign. After a tight 1999 win, Mr. Redmond helped Mayor Street to a decisive 16-point victory in 2003. Mr. Redmond has also provided critical organizing and tactical services to the NAACP Voter Fund and. the Philadelphia Voter Mobilization Coalition.

Andy Grossman

Andrew Grossman served at the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee from 1999 through 2003. Grossman got his start in politics . in 1988 working on Jesse Jackson's presidential campaign. He has worked for Democratic candidates ,at the local, state and national level, including David Dinkins' 1989 mayoral campaign in New York, Tom Harkin's campaign for president in 1992, and Jim McGreevey for Governor of New Jersey in 1997. In 1998, Grossman was the New York Democratic Party's coordinated campaign director, where he worked successfully to elect Chuck Schumer to the United States Senate and Eliot Spitzer as New York's Attorney General.

Karin Johanson, State Director: ACT Florida

Ms. Johanson has been leading successful campaigns for twenty years. She has served as the Democratic Congressional Campaign ' Committee's Political Director and its West Coast Field Director. In addition, Ms. Johanson has worked as Political Director for EMILY'S List and managed Rep. .Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin's winning campaigns in 2000 and 2002. For a decade, she also served as Chief of Staff for U.S. Rep. Steny Hoyer.

Jeff Link, State Director: ACT Iowa

Mr. Link has a long resume of winning campaigns. In Iowa, he was Campaign Manager for Senator Tom Harkin's successful 1996 and 2002 campaigns and as 1 the Iowa State Director for Gore-lieberman

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in 2000. Mr. Link was also the.Chief of Staff for Senator Harkin from 1997-1999.He received a Pollie Award from the American Association of . Political Consultants for his work in the 2002 Harkin race combining technology with grassroots , ...... - . '. . organizing. 'I

Greg...... Naylor, State Director: ACT Pennsylvania ..:.. ._.

Mr. Naylor has spent more than three decades organizing Pennsylvan.ia, ' .. '. '. . .. voters. Mr. Naylor was the Pennsylvania State Field Director for Gore-...... _ ' .. Lieberman in 2000 and has served as Chief of Staff to U.S. Rep. Chaka ...... Fattah, as Field Director for Philadelphia Mayor John Street in 199 .. 2003, and as the Eastern Pennsylvania Field Director for Ed Rend .. successful, gubernatorial campaign in 2002. ...

Robert Richman, State ':' ..;.i. .. Director: ACT Minnesota' .:' ...... , 1 . Mr. Richman is an expert Minnesot >...... national organizer. As National Field Di ...... for the Bill Bradley for President Campaign, '.:... .,: ...... ':, ....4' -. ... he developed a national grassroots'coalition;;',..;...... : ...... : ...... _ '. Mr. Richman was also an early field ' '...... ".''...... ' ' . .' .. organizer for the late Senator Paul . ... ' . ' .. Wellstone, served as Campaign Manager.for.: . Darlene Hooley (OR-S), and Deputy Campaign Manager for Ann Wynia of Minnesota in her U.S. Senate race in 1994. In addition, Mr. ' .. Richmond was Field Director for fellow Minnesotan David Minge's upset victory for the U.S. House,,' , I.. ..I. .. .._ , .. ._ . ' .. ' . ' . of Representatives in ' .;": ... 1992...... :', ...... ,. ..._. .. ,. . Dennis Newrnan, State Director: ACT New Hampshire and ACT Maine

Mr. Newman has been a campaign manager and strategist in New Hampshire for nearly a quarter of a century. He was the New Hampshire State Director for the Clinton-Gore campa.ign in 1996 and' was Massachusetts State Director for Gore-Lieberman in 2000. Since 1985, in addition to his political organizing work, Mr. Newmqn has maintained a respected Boston law practice specializing in legislative issues and election law.

Jay Neel, State Director: ACT Ohio

Mr. Nee1 has served as campaign manager for victorious congressional campaigns in several states. He worked for Michael Dukakis for President in 1988 and developed strategies to protect Democratic incumbents for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. Mr. Nee1 has also served as Deputy Staff Director for the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights ar?d Chief of Staff for Congressman Chet Edwards (TX).

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I Mr. Belcher is principal strategist for brilliant corners Research & Strategies a polling firm specializing in political, policy, opinion and -market research analysis .of minority and youth constituencies. He has a decade of experience in applying quantitative and qualitative research to real world issues and political campaigns .for Democratic candidates and progressive organizations. . In 2002 ,he served as Sedor Political Advisor 'for-the Democrtitie Senatorial Campaign Committee . (DSCC), and has helped to develop message communicat/on programs for the Democratic National ,. Committee (DNC), Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee '(DCCC), the DSCC, the National Education Association (NEA), Democratic Governors Association (DGA), Congressional Black Caucus (CBC); Service Employees Union International (SEIU) and Partnership for America's Future, National Council of Negro Women; Human Rights Campaign (HRC) .and the NAACP Voter Fund. .. Sergio Bendixen

Mr. Bendixen has twenty years of experience .providing strategic advice to Demqcratic campaigns. His Miami-based public opinion research company specializes in polling analysis of Latinos in the United States. Mr. Bendixen has consulted for countless campaigns, ranging from presidential contests to local elections, in targeting Latino voters. In addition, he has also provided political analysis for the Spanish International Network, Univision, CNN en. Espaiiol and Telemundo. '

Anna Greenberg

Not only has Ms. Greenberg provided her expertise as a polling consultant to countless political campaigns for federal and state candidates, she also has assisted a '

I host of non-profit organizations and issue campaigns. Most recently, she aided Democrats in their successful effort to retake the majority in the New Jersey Senate. In 20Q2, she was Polling Advisor for the winning House of Representatives campaign of former top Clinton Presidential aide Rahm Emanuel. In addition, Ms. Greenberg has served as an Assistant Professor at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government.

Stan Greenberg

Mr..Greenberg has been a top political strategist for over two decades and served as polling advisor for heads of state ranging from President Bill Clinton to South African President Nelson Mandela ,to British Prime Minister Tony Blair. Mr. Greenberg has worked for many years as the principal polling advisor to the Democratic National Committee, as well as for campaigns at all levels of government. He recently authored, "The Two Americas: Our Current Political Deadlock and How to Break It," which has won universal praise for its insight and analysis of the partisan divide in America.

Minyon Moore

Ms. Moore heads Dewey Square's successful state and local affairs practice. She formerly served as the Chief Operating Officer of the Democratic National Committee, where she was directly responsible for the day-to-day management and oversight of the Party's activities, including political operations, communications, research strategy and fund-raising, as well as fiscal and

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.. e administrative operations with an operating budget of $60 million. Prior to directing DNC operations, Ms. Moore served as Assistant to the President of the United States and Director of White House Political Affairs and was the principal political adviser to the President, Vice President, I First Lady a,nd senior White Hoyse staff,..with primary responsibility for planning and directing the political activities of the President.

Ce-)indaLake------

Ms. Lake has worked as a pollster and strategist for successful candidates in both federal and state elections: the 1992 Clinton-Gore campaign; Governor Gary Locke, the first Asian-America governor in the country; Mary Landrieu, the first southern woman elected to the Senate in her own right; and Carol Mosley-Braun's victory as the first African-American woman elected to the U.S. Senate. Ms. Lake has served as a senior advisor and tactician to the Democratic National Committee (DNC), the Democratic Governor's Association (DGA), AFL- CIO, SEIU, CWA, IAFF, Sierra Club, Planned Parenthood, Human Rights Campaign, and Emily's List.

Tom Lindenfeld

Mr. Lindenfeld's 20 years of election experience includes working at all levels for campaigns of all sizes and scales, He has served as Director of the National Coordinated Campaigns for the Democratic National Committee on behalf of the Clinton Presidential effort, DNC Director of Elections, and has headed numerous federal, state and local campaigns. In addition; Mr. Lindendfeld has also served as the Political. Director of the National Committee for an Effective Congress, managed . Frank Pallone's first congressional campaign in 19'88 and served as his Chief of Staff. e ..

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J . Cede Richards, President, America Votes ... .. J Gina Glanz, SEIU .. J Sujata Tejwani (former Communications Director for Partnership) J JoDee Winterhof (former Secretary/Treasurer for Partnership)

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MOVING AMERICA FORWARD I Key Personnel: J .Founder: NM Governor B.a.Richardson...... _ . . _.. _._ ._ J Treasurer: Reta ID. Jones J Jamie Koch J Gerald McEntee, President, AFSCME J Paul Blanchard J Eric Serna J Carolyn Monroe

NAACP Key Personnel: J Kweisi Mfume, President J Julian Bond, Chairman J Roslyn Brock, Vice Chairwoman J Francisco Borges, Treasurer J Carolyn Coleman, Executive Officer J Charles Whitehead, Treasurer J Roy Williams, Chair J Gregory T. Moore, Executive Director, NAACP National Voter Fund

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Key Personnel: J Kate Michelman, President (announced on September 22 that she will retire to become President Emeritus on April 25,2004) J Michael Meehan, Vice President For Politics J Howard Wolfson, Consultant, Currently a Partner at the Glover Park Group J Jenny Backus, Consultant J Mark Gersh, Consultant, Washington Director of the National Committee For An Effective Congress

PARTNERSHIP FOR AMERICA’S FAMILIES Key Personnel: J President: Steve Rosenthal, former Political Director, AFL-CIO J Communications Director: Sujata Tejwani J Secretary and Treasurer: JoDee Winterhof J Richard Trumka, Secretary-Treasurer, AFL-CIO I J Donald Kaniewski, Legislative and Political Director, Laborers International Union of North America (LIUNA) J John Wilhelm, Prcsidcnt, Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees International Union (HERE) a e I I J Andrew Stern, President, SEIU . 4, Edgar Romney, Secretary-Treasurer, Union of Needletrades, Industrial 'and Textile Employees (UNITE!) .. " .4 Arturo S. Rodriguez, President, United.I Farm. Workers of America (UFW) ' . '. .

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Forging A Greater Political Voice For Working Families February 25, 2003 Hollywood, Fla.

America's union movement confronts a political environment fundamentally altered since November 2002. Because of a handful of contested Senate races decided by slender margins in the mid-term elections, Republicans control both houses of Congress and the . presidency for the first time in half a century. On Election Day, the Bipartisan Campaign

Reform Act also took effect, changing the rules governing the flow of political money and ' . the opportunities for political speech in ways unprecedented, unpredictable and-In several respects-harmful to working people and their unions. Meanwhile, the Help America Vote Act-election reform-has given new hope that when people vote, their ballots will be counted as they intended.

Since 1996, America's union movement has directed itself as never before to informing and engaging union members and their families on issues and federal, state and local elections. We have succeeded in revitalizing labor's political program by involving

millions of union households, earning new respect from our allies and our adversaries ' alike and achieving significant results at the ballot box. All this has occurred while anti- ' union, right-wing politicians and groups have amassed massive resources to aid a relentless effort to assert control over all three branches of the national government, is . ' well as statehouses, legislatures, city halls and the courts.

Control of the federal government by the current Republican leadership poses a daunting challenge to workers and their unions. Not only has the Bush Administration weakened worksite health and safety protectiqns, failed to address pressing health care needs and made the tax code less fair to worker, it also has undertaken initiatives and made decisions aimed at undermining collective bargaining and the capacity of unions to afford workers an effective voice at work. The administration's denial of organizing rights to tens of thousands of federal employees has sent a terrible signal to all employers. And the administration seems determined to impose onerous, expensive and intrusive new record-keeping and reporting requirements on unions, far in excess of anything ever suggested for corporations.

The union movement's political program is the only national mass-based and democratically governed movement committed to promoting public policies that benefit working people and ordinary families. Government action that undermines the freedom of workers to organize unions or unduly impairs the organizations workers have formed to promote their welfare must be resisted both at the workplace and in the public arena.

Last year, the AFL-CIO General Board guaranteed stable, continuing funding of the Member Mobilization Fund through the 2005 AFL-CIO convention. It did so both as a matter of fairness to all AFL-CIO unions and as a meaningful devotion of resources for political action through and beyond the next presidential election. The AFL-CIO Executive Council now affirms the principles of the mobilization program and sets the following priorities until the last votes are cast in 2004:

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@ 0 First, we will register millions more members of union households to vote, and we will encourage and assist them in exercising that right so their share of the voting electorate reaches its highest level in a generation. I Second, we will undertake-active-internai-communication on key issues and ...... ---.. .--. . . . . aggressive public advocacy of a working families agenda in order to shape the legislative and electoral environment in 2003 and 2004.

0 Third, beginning immediately, we will establish a corps of volunteer union member coordinators to lead a program of grassroots education and mobilization in every organized workplace in the nation. Fourth, earlier than ever before, we will train and deploy the greatest number ever of full-time field coordinators for Labor 2004. 0 Fifth, we will communicate with union households in every manner, from worksite conversations to home visits, from telephone calls to mail and from membership meetings to the Internet. During every election cycle, we have established a new record in the numbers and effectiveness of these contacts, and we will do so again in 2004. Finally, weewillconiinue to pursue Target 5000, the labor movement's ongoing effort to recruit and assist union members themselves to seek elective office from the town council to Congress, and to encourage other union members and union political action committees to help finance their campaigns.

If we achieve these goals, the union movement's influence will reach as far as it can to advance the interests of working people and our nation. We will secure legislation that favors working family interests and elect enough working family candidates so that- whichever party controls the White House, Congress and state and local governments- working people win when legislation is enacted, government budgets are constructed and public policy is developed.

However, we recognize that in addition to mobilizing union households and making broad appeals to the public we must directly engage millions of people who have not been able to secure union representation. We need to embrace real opportunities to involve these workers, who share common concerns, interests and needs. This is particularly important in the new legal environment, which will impel a shift of resources and political activity from the national political parties to state and local parties, non- party organizations and citizen groups. We will undertake numerous initiatives to do so.

A new organization has been formed called The Partnership for America's Families. The partnership plans to conduct an intensive campaign to mobilize massive numbers of voters outside labor's ranks against the anti-worker, anti-union policies of the Bush Administration, and to support a pro-working families agenda. It will register, inform, engage and then turn out these voters by combining modern communications and

targeting mechanisms with grassroots organizing. The partnership will apply the lessons I we have learned in activating union

households to our natural allies, especially African Americans, Latinos and ,working women. The partnership is ready to begin its work now. The AFL-CIO will support this effort and encourages its affiliates to do so as well.

The labor movement intends, through both proven means and new initiatives, to restore government that reflects the aspirations of working people and respects their contributions. We commence this effort now with all our vigor, might and creativity. Copyright 0 2004 AFL-CIO

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!.. At Stake: Jobs, Health and Basic Rights America's economy is failing working families and their communities. Since

' - President George W. Bush took office, more than 3 million jobs have disappeared. One in five workers has hen laid off in the past two years. Eleven mil- . lion workers warit jobs arid cannot find them. For communities of color especially, today's economy is a disaster. .

People of color struggle disproportionately with America's health Total . 6.3% care crisis, too, as costs soar, employers shift growing shares of health White 5.5% coverage costs to workers and the Bush administration fails to help the Afdcan American 12.m .. millions of working families lacking and losing insurance. Retirement Latino 8.2% security also is fading for all but lhe wealthiest in this country, Asian American 6.2% particulatty endangering the futures of African American;, Latinos and women.

With the economic fomdations beneath us cracking, basic rights- 1 at work and in society-are .eroding as well. The Bush administration, which came into power through the disenfranchisement of millions of voters, has attackcd affirmative action, civil liberties, workers' freedom to improve life through unions, job safety, our right to overtime pay and immigrant rights.

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Washington, D.C., October 6,2003 - Some of the nation's lar joined,'forceswith civil rights and women's groups, elected offic impresario Russell Simmons to "transformmA.merica" by increasin .and participation in 16 "battlegroundstates" where analysts say ...... rq '. . , .' election is likely to be decided. Saying "from education to healt "q. -'epExe!cuk!-, /'. retirement security, working families across America are hurting," .. pq ...... Families, a nonprofit, -nonpartisanorganization which unveiled its I??J .... :. .. :. .... plans today, will focus women, minority and youth voters. . . '. ... on

P%. . ' We can no longer sit and idly watch the erosion of our economy, health care system and basic rights under the Bush administration," said Gerald W. McEntee, chair of Voices for Working Families and president of the American Federation of State, . County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME). "This is America - where every man and woman is entitled to the power of the vote and every vote carries the possibility of change. 6y registering, educating and mobilizing voters, we're going to empower people to raise their voices and create change."

Alexis McGill, Acting Political Director of the Hip-Hop Summit Action Network founded by Russell Simmons,CEO and President of Rush Communications, Def Jam, Phat Farm, and Def Corn 3 Soda, announcedlthat "the Hip Hop Summit Action Network joins with Voices for Working Families in an effort to expand votet participation with a focus on younger voters in the hip hop generation."

' According to McEntee, the field plans for a *technology-driven, sustained and targeted mobilizatibn approach" include reaching voters multiple times overjthe coming months combining the use of high tech tools like e-mail and Palm Pilots, with fundamental political organizing lechniques such as door-to-door visits and 'small meetings. Particular emphasis will be put on targeting people of color, working women and young workers who are being 'disproportionately hammered" by the economy.

"We can and we must, improve our lives by using our vote as our voice," said . Governor Bill Richardson of New Mexico, a vice president of themew organization. "We are going lo bring hundreds of thousands,of new voters to the polls on Election Day. We will inform them on the issues, we will register-themand we will get them to the polls to vote for pro working family candidates."

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AFL-CIO president John J. Sweriey, joined I\c'lcEntee,Richardson andI other supporters of the orcpization at,a press confe'rence at the Nalional Press Club. "Voices for Working Families has wide I . ... . and deep support from the labor community;" he-said,. WE.share a deep :conc.ernoverissues4ike. :. '. . healthcare, jobs. education and the economy." .

In addition to McEntee and Richardson, the officers of the organization are: Arlene Holt Baker, President; Linda Chavez-Thompson, Treasurer (Executive Vice President, AFC-CIO); H. Carl McCall, Vice President (Managing Director, Health Point); Geraldine Fenaro, Vice President (Executive Vice President. The Global Consulting Group); and Suzy Ballantyne, Executive Director. Targeted battleground states include Arizona, Florida, Iowa, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada. New Hampshire, New Mexico, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Washington, West Virginia and Wisconsin.

Working women'have a myriad of concerns from public szhool.funding for their children to retirement security and health care, that are being ignored right now," said Ms. Ferraro. We are not only going to talk about working family issues-mCabw! social and economic justice issues during this Election cycle, but we are going to get people toJhe polls io make their voices on these issues heard."

Noting that in September 2003 unemployment among African-Americans was 11.2 percent, up from 8.2 percent in January 2001, and Latino unemployment was 7.5 percent and Asian-American unemployment was 6.2 percent, Ms. Chavez-Thompson said, *These kinds of conditions are intolerable and it is imperative that they be reversed by an angry, educated and relentless response from all voters."

"Twenty percent of African Americans have no health insurance, compared with 12 percent of whites," said Myrlie Evers-Williams, Chairman Emeritus of NAACP and a Voices for Working Families Board member. "And 9.7 million African Americans did not vote in the 2000 presidential election. Through education and mobilization we hope to help people recognize that by voting, they can make positive changes in their lives." In addition to Ms. Evers-Williams, Voices for Working Families 8oard members include: Morton Bahr, President, Communications Workers of America; Gloria Caoile, Executive Director, Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance; John Connolly. President, American Federation of Television and Radio Artists; Douglas Dority. President, United Food and Commercial.Workers International Union; Marcia L. Dyson, University of Pennsylvania Africana Studies; Patricia Friend, President, Association of Flight Attendants; Leo Gerard, President, United Steelworkers'ofAmerica; Melissa Gilbert, President, Screen Actors Guild; Gloria Johnson, President, Coalition of Labor Union Women; George Kourpias, President, Alliance for Retired Americans: Bill Lann Lee, Former Attorney General for Civil Rights; William Lucy, President, Coalition of Slack Trade Unionists; Bill Lynch, Bill Lynch Associates; Leon Lynch, International Vice President (Human Affairs), United Steelworkers of America: Ed McElroy, Secretary-Treasurer, American Federation 01 Teachers: Eliseo Medina, Vice President, Sewice Employees lntemaiional Union; Milton Rosada, President, Labor Council for Latin American Advancement.; Harold Schaitberger. General President, International Association of Firefighters; Oman Siddique, Former Ambassador to Fiji; Dr. Roriald Walters. Director, African- American Leadership Institute at t&e University of Maryland, College Park; and Nancy Wohlforth, Secretary-Treasurer. Office & Professional Employees international Union. I

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&ne Hok Bakcr PlK6idCm Voices for Workirig Farniks is a rionprofit, nonpartisan organization crcatcd to ensure that cvcyonc in this country can participate fully in Arnwica's political life. We work to register voters, yartimlarly in cornniunities of color and among working w(:imcn, to shre itifonnation about critical working family issues and to provide opyornr- rlities to raise a urrifiod voice fix social and economic justice before political laden and . .

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At' Stake: Jobs, Hcalth atid hsjc Itightr .' Amrica's ecoriotny is failing working farn.Illes,Since 'PresidentGeorge W. Bush .to6k nfh, more than 3 million jobs have disappeared. One in five workers has been laid off in the '' past two years. Eleven million workers want jobs but cannot rid than. For cornrnunititts of color cspdally, today's economy is a disaster. Twelve percent of African Arricricans, 8.2 percent of Latinos arid 6.2 prwnt of'Asian Americans were uf~Cinploycdin July 2002, conipared with 5.5 percent of white workas. People of color struggle disproportionately with America's hcalth care crisis, too, as . employen shift healt ti cvverage cost burdens to workers and the Rush adn!inistration fails to heJp.'Twentypcrcent of Afijcan Ameficam, 19 pacent of Asian and Pacific Jslander Alriuicans and a shocking 35 perccnt of Latinas have 110 health insurancr, com)x?red with 12 percent of whites. 'The day-by-day concerns of working women-equal .pay, underfuridd piblic sclicxds, control over work tir.)urs and disappearing health'and retirerricrit cm'erage-are ignored by our nation.3 leadership. Retirement security is fading for all but the wealttiiest in this cmiintry, pa~~jclilarlyendangering the hrtiirc% of African Americans, ht.irios and women. With the economic foundatiorls beneath us cracking, basic rights are eroding as \vel]. The Rush administration, which came into power t1irt:~ghthe disenfranchisement' of millions of vottrs, has attackd affirmative act.ioi1, civil liberties, job safety, our right to overtime pay, finmigrant rights and work& freedom to iniprove life through unions.: e I

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Democrats can't fake Hispanic voters for granted anymore. ._ By Bill Richardson

Much. has been made about the fact that Hispanics are now the largest minority group in the United States. There will be an estimated 41 million Hispanics living in the U.S. by the end of the decade.

As governor of New Mexico-the only Hispanic governor in the United States-there are more sobering statistics that are of more immediate concern for me. For example: ...... ,4+.-#. . ' n More than 18 million Hispanics nationwide are not .. 'I ...... covered by health insurance. ... .(< :.. . .'.. . :.. ' ...... _...... Nearly 28 percent of Hispanic students are ...... dropping out of school. .. ' ...... There are 1.5 million unemployed Hispanics in the ...... : U.S.-more than there have been at any point prior ... to 1989. ..i. And the gap between homeownership rates between Hispanic and white homeowners . increased by.7 percent during the past three years.

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education reform, economic growth and I homeownership-are at least as important to Hispanics as to non-Hispanics. I should know. In New Mexico, where 43 percent of the population is Hispanic, we cut taxes to make our state more competitive. And we enacted a comprehensive school-reform package that puts more money into classrooms and provides more accountability over our education system.

To be sure, Hispanics from California to Florida continue to deal with traditional issues, such as immigration,

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votes. We can't take the Hispanic vote for granted and we , , , must recognize that Republicans are.. aggressively

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It's going to take a political"p1atform thai recognizes that Hispanic children need good schools, our parents need to retire in dignity, that our families must have quality health care, and that, we all need good jobs at good wages.. Of the 16 so-called battleground states that are up for grabs in this presidential election, fo.ur of them have large Hispanic populations and can make a difference in who wins the White House. Those four battleground states- Arizona, Florida, New Mexico, and Nevada-have 47 ...... electoral votes out of 270 needed to be president...... ' . :...... _. .. ,:;. : .' .: ,. ;.... .' ...... ;.:, ..... This.year I formed a political action committee, Moving ...... ,-...... ,.:,.:'.;':,.'...... America Forward-SI Se Puede-to help increase ...... Hispanic participation in the American political process ...... and to empower our community. Working with other progressive organizations, we will train and place .. seasoned organizers into these four battleground states who will educate and mobilize Hispanic voters. We will

conduct on-the-ground operations to turn out the Hispanic ... _...... vote and win these four crucial states for our Democratic. , .... presidential nominee. I believe Democratic candidates are already paying attention to the needs of Hispanics. New Mexico hosted the first presidential debate in September. The . _. Democratic National Committee also hosted its Hispanic Leadership Summit in Albuquerque, attracting more than .. I. 100 leaders and activists from 20 states to discuss the state of Hispanic America.

New Mexico is holding a presidential caucus on Feb. 3. That caucus, combined with a primary election the same day in Arizona, will make the Southwest a player in the presidential selection process. I :./ All of these efforts are aimed at raising the profile of Hispanics in the U.S. To all mis hermanos hispanos que me hacen sentir tanto orgullo, let me just say that with our growth comes responsibility, and now is time to demonstrate the power of our numbers.

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(202) 822-5200 ‘ - MoveOn.org Voter Fund Calls .for Justice Dept.. Investigation of Administration’s Illegal Use of Government Funds For Bush “Re-Election Ads’’ GROUP TAKES ACTION IN RESPONSE TO CBS RE-AIRING BUSH MEDICARE AD WHILE REJECTING MOVF MEDICARE AD CBS Re-Airs Controversial Bush Ad After Stating on February 14th: “The ad has been pulled It violated our longstanding policy on advocacy advertising.

The MoveOn.org Voter Fund today called on Attorney General John Ashcroft to investigate the Bush Administration’s use of federal fhds to pay for TV advertising around the new Medicare law, calling them “political re-election ads.”

The request came after CBS rejected an ad which MoveOn.org Voter fund proposed to place on CBS - paid for with its members’ donated private fhds- that counters the Bush Administration ad on Medicare which is now running on CBS. The MOVF ad has appeared on CNN and other . . networks and on network-afiliated stations around the country.

The ad CBS is airing was created by the same team of consultants who are handling the BusWCheney 2004 campaign ads, with $9 million in federal hdsmade available by the Department of Health and Human Services. Federal law explicitly forbids the commingling of federal hdsand programs with political campaigns. CBS has taken the position that it will not accept so-called “issue.” When MOVF complained and mobilized others to protest the airing of the Bush Medicare Ad, CBS agreed with the criticism and . pulled it. But when Republican officials complained, CBS buckled and put the air back on the air.

“That decision was inexplicable, given that CBS executives had admitted that the Bush ad violated their policy,” said Eli Pariser, campaign director for MOVF.

Meanwhile, House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, released a statement today critical of CBS. “If CBS is going to air the Administration ad promoting the new Medicare bill-an ad that the conservative National Taxpayers’ Union has called ‘an election year ploy rather than a genuine public service announcement’-it should air the MoveOn ad as well. CBS has a responsibility to give the American people both sides of the debate and’let their viewers decide for themselves. i “Once they learn the facts, I’m confident that Americans will realize the Republican Medicare bill is ! I http://www.moveonvoterfund.org/cbsrelease.html 3/30/2004 '9 MoveOn.org Voter Fund e Page 2 of 2 I I

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VOTER FUND STRATEGY.: EXECUTIYE .S-U-MMARY

Objective. Our objective is to challenge George Bush's policies and record in order to reduce support for his re-election in 2004. We will concentrate our resources in several states critical to his re-election. In those states, we will reduce his support among swing voters through an empirically driven advertising campaign. .

Strategy. Bush's support is eroding on many fronts, foreign and domestic. Yet his potential presidential opponents must spend most of their resources on competing with each other rather than further undermining public support for Bush. As this will continue until mid- to late-March, we believe a strong independent effort that is launched immediately can fill the void and soften Bush's support before he and his eventual opponent begin their head-to-headbattle in the spring .of 2004. Absent such work, Bush's use of the presidentialbully pulpit will put all of us at a disadvantage in the period leading up to March 2004:

Tactics. We will create powerful television advertising to implement this strategy. We will produce'convincing anti-Bush lV spots and get them on the air in targeted states. We will buy enough airtime to effectively deliver our message to swing voters in those states. We will sustain our advertising presence continually throughout the pre-primary and primary periods. Our advertising will significantly enhance door-to-door canvassing, labor union membership education, voter registration, and other projects taking place on the ground in the states we target. We will constantly refine our themes . and the content and tone of our N spots,to reflect the findings of a vigorous testing program.

Message. Our initial TV advertising will be grouped around three simple.themes, which recent polling and focus group research have indicated will get the best response. First, Bush's actions can't be trusted. He tells us he will leave no child behind, but he cuts funding for education. He launches a "healthy forests" initiative that is actually a smokescreen for more logging. Second, Bush's actions reflect a lack of concern for working families. He reduces benefits to pay for tax breaks for the rich. He favors drug companies over seniors who need cheaper medications. Third, Bush's aqions and record show lack of competence to solve the nation's problems. He's mismanaged the war in Iraq. He failed to plan ' adequately for the post-war period. Deficits are out of control. Now, he's got no solution to the jobs problem. .

Research and testing. We will continually test and re-evaluate this three-pronged message strategy by conducting polls and focus groups and by staying in touch with allies working on the ground in each of our targeted states. We will refine our understanding of the swing voter population in each state to see which segments are more persuadable than others. We will be sensitive to varying conditions in each state, which may require that different TV spots be run in different locations. We will test the impact of our advertising with before and after polling to be certain we are having the effect we desire. We will test different amounts of advertising to be certain we are buying enough to affect the vote but not more than is necessary. We will constantly troll for new.messagesthat might more effectively achieve our objective, and we will monitor our tone to be sure it resonates with the voters we are after.

Integration with other efforts. We will work collaboratively with other projects pursuing similar strategies. While ours will be the only campaign using large-scale lV advertising during the pre-primary and primary periods, several other well- funded field efforts are underway in some or all of the states we are targeting. We will coordinate with these efforts to ensure that our advertisingwill enhance public interest in these field campaigns, increase motivation to participate in them, and get them more attention from the local press.

Success. We understand that an autumn 2003/winter 2004 campaign is very early for affecting the vote in November 2004. However, we believe that the outcome of the next presidential election will be largely decided in a few states and determined by relatively small margins. We should never allow there to be a gap in the drumbeat of opposition the public hears about Bush's performance as President, especially in the battleground states, and especially now that his support has dropped to pre-9/11 levels. .

The MoveOn family of organizations consists of three entities. MoveO-n.org, a 501 (c)(4) organization, primarily focuses on education and advocacy on important national issues. MoveOn.org-PA-C, a federal.PAC, primarily

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'I . helps members elect candidates who reflect our values. And M-oyeOn,oyg Voter F.gnd, a 527 organization, . primarily runs ads exposing President Bush's failed policies in key "battleground" states.

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ry/MoveOn House party on December 7th combined the forces of two grass-ro co East Bay Area. We had 200 guests eating, drinking, and watching the Move gJoseph Wilson and Rand Beers from the Kerry campaign.

&-Kerry arrivcd, sh? handed me a pin that read in the center: "Asses of .. "Cheney.", -?.Rumsfeld"and "Ashcroft" surrounding it. She met, greeted and'talked to a ja I' . . ' .supporters and others whp came for the MoveOn documentary, Many were,curious, others undec w,.. . , . : to,o,ther:candidate,camps. # q.: . _...... 0'.. . Teresa talked,about her life as the daughter of a physician in Africa,'about life during a re ''? ..inside Washingto'n DC, and a brief intimate glimpse into her courtship with John. She told a rapt crowd,'about how: . 1: :.. . .:... .:... .. c*rp ,. they'met and,thelr first date, and that he did not call again for six months, adding, "He was slow on.the.uptake". . .'; ' .

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The synchronicity of this call was not lost on the crowd. We all laughed. John then spoke about the Medicare Bill recently signed by the president that effectively forces people into expensive HMO plans and prevents Medicare from using its formidable consumer base to drive the bulk purchase of expensive prescription drugs down. He also spoke about the recent Bush Thanksgiving vislt to our military in Iraq, carrying a platter laden down with a fake turkey, . smiling for a photo op.

People were hungry for the food we had prepared, but more soI hungry for John's message of hope. After the call, Teresa took questlons from the crowd. One of the questions was about grass-roots organizing, and the effect it had on the current presidential campaigns. Teresa responded that grass-roots has to happen at EVERY level, from the Internet, to canvassing and meeting people, to letter writing and phone calling, She reminded us that'this was the . way to connect with others and to get the message out..

A PBS producer working on a documentary on MoveOn interviewed Teresa. He asked, "Just as radio was for

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# Roosevelt, and television was for Kennedy, the Internet has been defined. as the new political grass-roots organizing tool for this era. What is your reaction to that?" I

Teresa said, "The Internet is a great grass-roots organizing and political tool; but .it is still an adjunct." The producer - ... . . , . . . . asked her to clarify. Teresa responded, "Until EVERYONE has access to a computer and knows how to access the Internet, it will still be an adjunct political grassroots organizing tool".

It was hard for Teresa to stay on schedule. The lovely voice of opera singer, Susan Gundunas was on hand to sing a .. . few tunes, and that kept Teresa with us a while longer than expected. Before saying goodbye, she took with her some "Condoleezza Rice Crispies Bars'' and "No Child Left Behind Chocolate Chip Cooklesn, sold to generate donations to the cause. She left with a lilt to her step, a warm smile, and some new converts, some of whom were uncommitted and undecided, and some who were definitely committed, but came over to our camp. Because of her.

She gave us a bit of what she does best, connecting us as a community with her heart, compassion, and willingness to fight throughout all her life for the good of all of us. As her husband, John Kerry has throughout his life. Teresa completed the picture many people had unfinished about John Kerry. Now they know they have a "Real Deal". From baking cookies, gathering food donations, staying up late cooking chicken wings, putting up artwork, and decorating that beautiful rambling modern home in the Oakland Hills, we at East Bay for Kerry did our job because we believe *.grass.roots efforts include all of these finer, human details. We brought in more than 80 people to John's birthday party the next night, bringing the room to capacity at 350 the following night

Thanks to Teresa, we kept the party going on, and she helped us here at East Bay for Keny, throw the Mother of All House Parties.

Fe Bongolan - December 11, 2003 . . East Bay for Kerry - Berkeley, CA

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'. General Information ...... I ...... - ..... 1 Name of organization Employer identification number Environment2004, Inc. ... 47 - 0914198 ..... 2 Mailing address (P.O. box or number, street, and room or suite number) .. 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314

City or town, state, and UP code Washington, DC 20005

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4a Date established 4b Date of material change , 03/20/2003 01/30/2004

5 E-mail address of organization . ' [email protected]

6a Name of custodian of records Custodian's address Karen Hopfl-Harris' 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314' . Washington, DC 20005

'la Name of contact person Contact person's address Karen Hopfl-Hams 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314 Washington, DC 20005 t

8 Business address of organization (if different from mailing address shown above). Number, street, and room or suite number 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314

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Notification of Claim of Exemption From Filing Certain Forms (see instructions) loa Is this organization claimlng exemption from flling Form 8872, Political Organization Report of Contributions and Expenditures, as a qualified state or local political organization? Yes - No

lob If 'Yes,' list the state where the organization files reports:

11 Is this organization claiming exemption from filing Form 990 (or 99O-U), Return of Organization Exempt from Income Tax, as a caucus or ' associations of state or local officials? Yes - No g

.. Purpose . '. 12 Descrlbe the purpose of the organization

To raise the profile of energy and environment as issues vital to the future of our nation and wortd, and build a nationwide grassroots network of activists that will work to assure that these issues remain in the forefront of the national agenda. I List of All Related Entities (see instructions)

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Environment2004, Inc. PAC , ...... Connected ...... 7.33.15th Street NW, Suite 314 .. - .... Washington, DC 20005

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Peter Fox-Penner Director 300 East Broad Street Falls Church, VA 22046

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Beth Viola Director ' ' 9205 Willow Pond Lane Potomac, MD 20854

Mary Nichols Director 435 South Irving Los Angeles. CA 90020 I Frank Loy Director and Chair 3230 Reservoir Road, NW I

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.. . Under penalties .of pejury, I declare that the organization named in Part Iis to be treated 83 a tax-exempt organization dedbed in section 527 of the Internal Revenue Code, and that I have examined this notice, including accompanying schedules and statements, and to the best of my knowled(@ and belief, it Is true, correct, and complete. I further declare lhat I am the official authorized to sign this report, and I am slgnlng by entering my name below. Karen Hopfl-Hams 0113012004 Sign 1 Name of authorized official . Date ;. ' .. . .. Here '. '.. I I e Political Organization Form 8872 (November 2002) Report of Contributions and Expenditures OMB No. 1545-fS9S Dcparirncnt of Ihc Trcasiiry Inlcmal Hcvcnrie Sewice . b See separate instructions. A For the period beginning: 03/20/2003 ...... and ending: 06/30/2003

~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ - B Check applicable box: & Initial report - Change of address - Amended report - Final report 1 Name of organization: Environment2004, Inc. Employer identificatlon number: 47 -.091!ll.9.8...... - ... 2 Malllng address (P.O. box or number, street, and room or suite number) 4621 46th Street, NW

Clty or town, state, and UP code Washington, DC 20016

3 E-mail address of organization: 4 Date organlzation was formed: [email protected] 03/20/2003

Sa Name of custodian of records ' Sa Custodian's address . Karen Hopfl-Harris 4621 46th St. NW Washington, DC 20016

6a Name of 'contact person 6b Contact person's address Karen Hopfl-Harris 4621 46th St. NW Washington, DC 20016

~ ~ 7 Buslness address of organization (if different from mailing address shown above). Number, street, and room or sulte number 4621 46th Street, NW

City or town, state, and ZIP code Washington, DC 20016

8 Type of report (check only one box) b - First quarterly report - Monthly report for the month of: (due by April 15) . (due by the 20th day following the month shown above, except the - Second quarterly report December report, which is due by January 31) (due by July 15) IPreelection report (due by the 12th or 15th day before the election) - Third quarterly report (1) Type of election: (due by October 15) (2) Date of election: - Yearend report (3) For the state of: (due by January 31) - Postgeneralelection report (due by the 30th day alter general election) & Mid-year report (Non-election (1) Date of election: , year onlydue by July 31) (21 For the state of: 9 Total amount of reported contributions (total from all attached Schedules A)...... 9. 3 27312 10 Total amount of reported expenditures (total from all attached Schedules B)...... 10. $ 18338

Under enalties Of perjury, I declare that I have examined this report. including accompanying schedules and statements, end to the best of my knowledge and betef, il is true, correct, and complete: Karen Hopfl-Harris

Here Sianature of authorized official b Date a '8 I I Form 8872 (1 1-2002)

-, I 4 . Itemized Contributions I ScheduleA Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer , Mary Nichols . State of California .. 435 South Irving .. Contributor's occupation 'Amount of contributlon . Los Angeles, CA.'90020 . .,- ...... - ...... Secretary of Resources L .. _.- ._...... '. $1000. Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date.of contributlon...... $1000 I ' 04/07/2003

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.PoI it ica I 0 rga niza t io n 8 Form 8872 I Report of Contributions and Expenditures (November 2002) I OMB NO. 1545-1696 Depannicnt 01 Ihc Trcasury I liilernal Reventre Service See separate Instructions...... b I A For the period beginning: 07/01/2003 and ending: ,' 12/31/2003 ' B Check applicable box: & Initial report & Change of address - Amended report - Final report .- . 1 Name of organltation: EnvironmenPOO4, Inc. .. Employer identification number: -47 ;0914198 I 2 Mailing address (P.O. box or number, street, and room or suite number) 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314 I City or town, state, and ZIP code Washington, DC 20005

3 E-mall address of organization: 4 Date organlzation was formed: .

[email protected] ' 03/20/2003 LA7'' H Sa Name of custodian of records Sa Custodian's address Karen Hopfl-Harris 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314

y'"d Washington. DC 20005 YJ Yr- 6a Name of contact person 6b Contact person's address Karen Hopfl-Hanis 733 15th Street NW,Suite 314 h Washington. DC 20005 mi 7 Business address of organization (if different from mailing address shown above). Number, street, and room or sulte number 733 15th Street NW. Suite 314

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~ 8 Type of report (check only one box) - First quarterly report - Monthly report for the month af: (due by April 15) (due by the 20th day following the month shown above, except the Second quarterly report December report, which is due by January 31) (due by July 15) .Pre-election report (due by the 12th or 15th day before the election) .Third quarterly report (1) Type of election: (due by October 15) . (2) Date of election: 1L Yearend report (3) For the state of: (due by January 31) - Postgeneral election report (due by the 30th day after general election) - Mid-year report (Non-election (1) Date of election: year onlydue by July 31) (2) For the state of: 9 Total amount of reported contributions (total from all attached Schedules A)...... 9. $ 196584 10 Total amount of reported expenditures (total from all attached Schedules B)...... 10. $ 165207 Under enalties of perjury, I declare that I have examined this repon. includingaccompanying schedules and statements. and to the best of my knowledge and betel. it is true, correct, and complete. Karen Hopfl-Harris

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Harrisburg. PA 17110 Attorney I $200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $200 10/15/2003 Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Louis Cohen Wilmer Cutler and Pickering 1824 Phelps Pi NW Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Washington, DC 20008 Attorney $1000 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $1000 1012012003 I' . e Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Joan Dubinsky the Rosentreter Group 3316 McComas Ave Contributor's occupation Amount of contribqtion . Kensington, MD 20895 President $200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution s 200 1ol23p003 I Contrlbutofs name, mailing addres.s.and ZIF?.l;od.e...... - - - Name-. of.contributor's employer William Duhamel Farallon Capital '

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' 09/05/2003 -.$1000 ...... Contrlbutofs name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer ! Marinn Carlson Sidiey Austin Brown 8 Wood, LLP I 3616 Connecticut Ave NW #308 Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Washington, DC 20008 . Attorney .. . $200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $200 10/20/2003

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I Contributor's name, maillng address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Roger Sant The AES Corporation 1001 N. 19th St., 20th Floor Contributof s occupation Amount of contribution Arlington, VA 22209 CEO $20000 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution s 20000 12/19/2003 Contrlbutofs name, malling address and ZIP code Name of contrlbutor's employer Renee Stone Wyss Foundation 3507 Woodbine St Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Director of Grantmaking 8 200 Aggregate contributlons year-to-date Date of contribution $200 1O/ow03 Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributof s employer MAry Nichols - in kind contribution State of CA 435 South Irving Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution ' Los Angeles, CA 90020 Secretary of Resources S 769 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $1769 08/1 WOO3

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" Contributor's name, malllng address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer r-f Michele Altemus Peyser Assosciates Lfl 9909 Ashburton Lane Contributor's occupatlon Amount of contribution 4 Bethesda, MD 20817 Attorney $200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution 03 $200 03 4=yB

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Bethesda, MD 20817 . psychotherapist $1000 ' Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution . $1000 1-03 . .i Contrlbutor's'name, malling address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer J.L. Harrington self 3036 New Mexico Ave NW Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Washington, DC 20016 attorney s 200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $200 10/20/2003 Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code ' Name of contributor's employer I Winston Hickox State of CA 700 Walnut Glen Ct Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Sacramento, CA 95864 Agency Secretary - CalEPA $2400 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution

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Washington, DC 20008 ' Attorney $.200 ...... Aggregate contributions year-to-date . : .:Date, of contribution . .. . .'. '...: $200 . . '~10/2012003 ...... : ...... >...... Contrlbutot's name, mailing address and ZIP code . Name of contributor's employer ...... ' : ,.: .. Alyce K. Ostrow none 6401 81st Street Contributof s occupation Amount of contribution Cabin John, MD 20818 retired $1000 Aggregate contrlbutions year-to-date Date of contribution 710 00 Contrlbutof s name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Daniel Seligman Sierra Club 1827 Belmont Rd NW Contributofs occupation Amount of contribution Washington, DC 20009 Sr. Trade Fellow $200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contrlbutlon $200 10/20/2003

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.... Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer .. Mellanie Beller Russ Reid Company .. 16 E Howell Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Alexandria, VA 22301 Vice President $200 .. Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $200 10/20/2003 'I ,.. . Contributof name, maliing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer s ..._:. Albert Beveridge Beveridge 8 Diamond, PC .. 2921 44th Place NW Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution

Washington, DC 20016 Senior Counsel $250 ' Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution 8 250 1Om03 Contributof s name, mailing address,and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer .. Teny Black natural Resources Defense Council ..

. 107 Roberts Court Contributofs occupatlon ' Amount 'of contributlon Alexandria, QA 22314 Project Director $200 Aggregate contributlons year-to-date . Date of contribution 8 200 1OH 512003 Contributofs name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor"s employer Lester Brown Earth Policy lnstitiute 1350 Connecticut Ave NW Contributor's occupation Amount of contributlon

Washington, DC 20036 President 1 $200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution . 8 200 10107/2003 I Contributor's name, malllng address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Sarah Epstein self 5620 Oregon Ave NW Contributor's occupatlon Amount of contribution Washington, DC 20015 consultant $200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution'

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Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code . Name of contributor's employer Harriet Mayor Fulbright self @ 1311 North Lynnbrook Drive Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Arlington, VA 22201 lecturer $1000 Aggregate contributionsyear-to-date Date of contribution $1000 10/20/2003

Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code , Name of contributor's employer Robert Herzstein Midler 8 Cheavlier 4710 Woodway Lane, NW , Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Washington, DC 20016 'Attorney $1000 Aggregate contributionsyear-to-date ' Date of contribution $1000 10/28/2003. Contributofs name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer William Meadows The Wilderness Society 1015 33rd St NW #702 Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Washington, DC 20007 President s 200 Aggregate contributionsyear-to-date Date of contribution $200 11/25/2003 Contrlbutof s name, mailing address and UP code Name of contributor's employer Adam Rosman Zuckerman Spaeder, UP 1700 17th St NW #SO5 Contributor's occupation Amount of contributlon ' Washington, DC 20009 Attorney s 200 Aggregate contributionsyear-to-date Date of contributlon $200 1Ol97nOO3 . Contributofs name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contrlbutots employer Byron Swift Environmental Law Institute 3415 Volta Place NW Contributof s occupation Amount of contribution Washington, DC 20007 Senior Attorney and Director, International Program s 200 Aggregate contrlbutlonsyear-to-date Date of contrlbutlon $200 1O/l=OS Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contrlbutor's employer Tim Wierzbicki Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights 324 9th St SE Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Washington, DC 20003 Chief Development Officer $200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $200 10/20/2003 Contrlbutofs name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Brooks Yeager World Wildlife Fund 10608 Woodsdale Drive Contributor's occupatlon Amount of contributlon Silver Spring, MD 20901 VP Global Threats Program $400 Aggregate contrlbutlons year-to-date Date of contribution S 400 10/20/2003 Contributor's name, malling address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Nelson Talbott information requested 37070 Shaker Blvd Contrlbutor's occupation Amount of contribution Chagrin Falls, OH 44022 information requested $1000 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contributlon t 1000 10108/2003 Contributofs name, malllng address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer James Durling infromation requested 7113 46th Street Contributor's occupatlon Amount of contribution Chevy Chase, MD 20815 infromation requested $500 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $500 1011SI2003 Contrlbutof s name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Edward Morehouse information requested 4307 Bushie Ct Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Alexandria, VA 22312 information requested $200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contrlbutlon $200 1=7/2003 Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Don Baur Perkins Coie 2109 Forest Hill Rd Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Alexandria, VA 22307 Attorney $ 250 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $250 1Ol20/2003 I I Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer

Kenneth Berlin . Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher 8 Flom LLP ' '

7 106'Arrowood Rd ' Contributor's occupation. ' Amount of contribution Bethesda, MD 20817 Attorney $5000 Aggregate contributions year-to-date . Date of contribution .. .. $5000 1 07/26/2003 ,. I .. Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer ...... Ann Crittenden', . . self .. .I

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...... :. : ,901 P Street,'Suite i42~. Contributor's occupation . ' Amount of contribution ', : ... . 'Sacramento,CA'95814 ,. . Chaimn of CA Power Authority ...... , .,' :.. ; Date.of contribution " . .: ...... ' 3:;: . .. Aggregate contributions year-to-date . .I ...... $500 .. 9/05/2003 _...... !.,' ...... , .. Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer John Northington National Environmental Strategies .. 3318 N. Woodrow St Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution .. Arlington, VA 22207 Vice President $200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $200 10/20/2003 I Contributofs name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Jana Prewitt self 3906 Quisenberry Drive Contributor's occupation Amount of contributlon Alexandria, VA 22309 . consultant 8 200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contrlbution $200 1-003 Contributofs name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Joe Romm G.E.T.F. 2922 28th St., NW Contributof s occupation Amount of contributlon Washington DC 20008 Executive Director $1000 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $1000 lpt30/2003

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I Armonk, NY 10504 Director I $200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $200 09/1WOO3 I Contributofs name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Sandra Smithey C.S. Mott Foundation 712 W. Washington St. Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Ann Arbor, MI 48103 . Program Officer, Environment s 200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $200 10120/2003 ,

Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code . Name of contributor's employer Mary Swift none e 33195 Millville Rd Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Uppewille, VA 20184 retired s 200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution I $200 1mfn003

Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code . Name of contributor's employer Jennone R. Walker retired 3026 Que St., NW Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Washington, DC 20007 diplomat .. . $250 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $250 lily2003 Contributofs name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributofs employer Charles Rawls information requested 2416'Cameron Mills Rd. Contrlbutor's*occu pation Amount of contribution Alexandria, VA 22302 information requested $200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution 3 200 1211 2/2003 Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Thomas Rietano information requested 1422 33rd St NW Contributor's occupation Amount of contrlbutlon . Washington, DC 20007 informationrequested s 200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contrlbution $200 no03 Contrlbutofs name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Amy Edwards Holland & Knight 4812 Fort Surnner Dr Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Bethesda, MD 20816 Attorney s 200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution s200 1OlO113003 Contributor's name, malllng address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer

Kyle Danish Van Ness Feldman ' 4441 P St NW Contributof s occupation Amount of contrlbutlon Washignton, DC 20007 Attorney s 200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $ 200 10/20/2003 @ Contributofs name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer

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Newark, NJ 07102 ' Attorney 8 1000 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $1000 10/01/2003 I . Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Elizabeth Midgley none . 271536th Place NW . Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution ...... , Washington,DC20007 .. retired ...... Aggregate contributions year-to-date

...... a NewYork,NY10128 ' Executive Director . $,5ooo;.. : ...... 'I.' ' ' ..:' f?. Aggregate contributions yearto-date Date of contribution. 12/19/2003 . .. r*,d ' $5000 ...... Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer .. ' JacobScherr NRDC 3808 Garfield St NW ' Contributor's occupation 'Amount of contribution .. ' Washington, DC 20007 . Senior Attorney and Director, international Program , : ' S.200.' ...... Aggregate contributions year-to-date .. ... Date,of contribution . ..'., ...... $200 ... .. _.. , " 10'0!~003 ..... _...... Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer .. Janice Schneider Latham and Watkins 3721 Van Ness St NW Contrlbutor's occupation Amount of contribution Washington, DC 20016 Attorney $200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $200 10/20/2003 'I .... Conttibutor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Patricia Sinicropi Rapoza Assosaates 2922 28th St., NW Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Washington, DC 20008 Lobbyist $1000 Aggregate contributionsyear-to-date Date of contribution $ 1000 1OQQ12003 Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contrlbutor's employer Sally Troyer Gallery 5514 Cedar Parkway Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Gallery Proprieter $200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $ 200 10/28/2003 Contributofs name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Donald Verrilii, Jr. Jenner 8 Block 601 Thirteenth Street, N.W., 12th FI Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution

Washington, DC 20005 Partner I $400 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $400 1011OQ003 I Contributofs name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Susan Rappaport informationrequested 1619 31st St. NW Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Washington, DC 20007 informationrequested $300 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $300 11/05/2003 I

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Washington, DC 20007 Special Counsel $5008 , Aggregate contributions year-to-date , Date' of contribution 07/2 .. $500 8/P003'. . .. I .. Contrlbutofs name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer ...... Lois Schiffer :. , Baach Robinson 8 Lewis PLLC 4640 Brandywine St. NW. ' Contributofs occupation ' Amount of contrlbution . . ... Washington, DC20016 ...... Attorney .. ' .$.200 ' ...... Aggregate contributions year-to-date ' Dateibf contribuiion , " ... . - ...... 10/15/2003. >. ._ .'.; " ' ...... $200 ...... >. . :. . .I ~ .. e.. Contributor's .name,:mail!ng address and ZIP code Name of contrlbutor',semployer ...... I ..

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...:. .' 455 Capitol Mall, Suite 210 ' , Contributor's occupation ' ...... ,' Sacramento! CA95814 . ' nta .. Aggregate contributlons'yearh-date ' .' . $2500 Name of contributor's employer Contributofs name, mailing address and UP code ...... Frank Loy - in kind contribution none .. 3230 Reservior Road NW Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution , ...' Washington, DC 20007 . retired $9165 Aqqreqate contributions year-to-date Date of contributlon

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.I 1012012003 I '. . I slooo Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Phillip lsenberg . Miller Owen 8 Trost 428 J St .. Contributor's occupation ' Amount of contribution . .I.I Sacramento,CA95814', . . Attorney . $500 ' ,...... Aggregate contributions year-to-date ' Dateidf contribution ' ...... _ . .' . $500 09/05/2003.. ' ' ...... _...... Contributo&.name;.mailing address and ZIP code ' Name of contributor's employer ...... I' .. .. ,. .',.. Howard Learner .,:' ' . . ' . . Environmental Law and Policy Center ......

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4001 Dresden St ' . ' ' '. Contributor's occupation ..' Amount of contribution ., , ' ' .. 'Kensington, MD 20895. . retired , " :.:: $200 , . .. ..

.. Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer .. Charlotte Streck German Daily . .. 1721 Newton St NW Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution .. Washington, DC 20010 US Correspondant $275 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contributlon $275 1012012003 ..... Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer ...... Rebecca Wodder American Rivers .. 6106 Union Camp Drive Contributof s occupation Amount of contribution Fairfax Station, VA 22039 President $200 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contributlon s 200 ' ' 10/15/2003 .. Contributots name, maillng address and UP code Name of contributor's employer John Jameson information requested . 317 Pennsylvania Ave SE, 2d FI Contributor's occupation . Amount of contribution Washington, DC 20003 information requested . $ ,250 Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $250 08/29/2003 Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Elissa Parker information requested 3207 19th St NW . Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution

Washington, DC 20010 ' information requested I $200

Aggregate contributions year-to-date Date of contribution ' $200 10120/2003 Contributor's name, malling address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer David J. van Hoogstraten US Department of State 3533 Ordway St NW Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution Washinaton."- DC 20016 information reauested $200 Asarenate-- - contributions year-to-date Date of contribution $200 ' 10/07/2003

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Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code , Name of contributor's employer Donna Gerstenfeld - in kind none 6 1755 P St NW Contributor's occupation , Amount of contribution Washington , DC 20036 retired $3892 Aggregate contributionsyear-to-date Date of contribution I S 3892 10/13/200 3

Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer V. John White & Associates nla 1100 1lth Street, Suite 31 1 Contributor's occupation Amount of contribution

Sacramento, CA 95814 ' nla s 500 Aggregate contributionsyear-to-date ' Date of contribution $500 09/12/2003

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Form 8872 (1 1-2002) BSchedule B Recipient's name, mailing address and ZIP code . Name of recipient's employer ' Amount of Expenditure . Cutting Edge Design n/a $2177 St '. 1606 20th NW I Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20009 nla 10/13/2003 .. Purpose of expenditure desian and lavoui of materials - ..-. -- -____._ ......

Recipient's name; mailing address'and UP code.. Name.of.recipient's,employer ' Amount .of 'Expenditure ..

Hopscotch 'Design', :. ' .' , . ' . n/a $:475; . ' . . .. 6621 1stSt.NW. .'. . .. Recipients's' occupation .Date of expend1tum , . . ' .. ' *' '. . '*. Washington, DC 20012 : , : ,' . . , n/a 11,/25/2003 .. .. , .: : ...... '. ' ...... : ...... ' ...... ,...... '. , ...

'Recipients'name, maliing address and UP code ' . Name of recipient's employer ' 'Genesys Conferencing...... nla ' 913Q South Ridgeline Bhd .':' :., :' Recipients's occupation Lo'!, ...... 'Highlands Ranch;, C0:.80129 ... nla ...... ;-,g. .: , ; :.' '

&$ ..... ,,'mePuipoib'bf ...... expenljit& ...... , ', . ' ...... ,\a ...... Reclplent's name, mailing address and UP code Name of recipient's employer ....kmount:of.Expendib;h ...... 1: .. ' , .'." ' ....'. . . ': ., , . Christine Stackpole. Environment2004 ' . . , .$2991.. ... ' .,I . ' ,I 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314 Recipients's occupaUon , , Daw of expendituie ', ...... Washington, DC ' Development Director . ....12/23;12003 ...... ,:. ... 20005 ::';: i I , ...... _ ...... : .. Purpose of expenditure ...... Itravel) ' ' ' ' . . : . ' : ' a reimbursemeat ......

' Reclplent's name, malling address and UP code Name of recipient%employer . Amount of Expenditure ...... , Almee Christensen' ' Environment2004 $104 Reclpients's occupation . ' Date of expenditure 733 15th Street NW,'Suite ,314 , ...... : , ' Washington,, D.C 200.05 . .. Executive Director ... '" ~~~:11/10/2003... . .:...... : ...... : ...... Purpose of expenditure. . , '...... ceimbursement(offices\ ~~ ~ ~~ ..

Recipient's name, mailing address and UP code Name of recipient's employer . ' Amount of Expenditure . ._.. . ' Aimee Christensen Environment2004 $4909 .. 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314 Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20005 Executive Director 11/25/2003

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~ Recipient's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure Almee Christensen Environment2004 $8155 733 15th.Street NW, Suite 314 Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20005 Executive Director 10/28/2003 Purpose of expendlture

Recipient's name, mailing address and UP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure Aimee Christensen Environment2004 $2287 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314 Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20005 Executive Director 12/10/2003 Purpose of expenditure lelmbwment Itravel.,Dostaae. sumlies for fundraisina event)

Recipient's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of recipient's employer ' Amount of Expndlture Aimee Christensen Environment2004 ' $4909 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314 Reclpients's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20005 Executive Director 12/23/2003 ' Purpose of expenditure

Recipient's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure Lyle Morton Environment2004 $123 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314 Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20005 program assistant 1 1/13/2003 Purpose of expenditure reimbursement (office sumliesl 0

Recipient's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of recipient's employer ' Amount of Expenditure Lyle Morton Environment2004 . s 1500 I 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314 Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20005 program assistant 11/25/2003 Purpose of expenditure

Recipient's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of recipient's employer ' Amount of Expenditure Lyle Morton Environment2004 $99 .' 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314 Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20005 program assistant . 11 /25/2003 Purpose of elipenditure .. reimbursement (office sumlies1

Recipient's name, mailing address and ZIP code ' Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure. Lyle Morton Environment2004 $ 1939 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314 Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20005 program assistant 12/23/2003 Purpose of expenditure pavroll I--...... I...... Reclpient's name, mailing address and UP code Name of reciplent's employer Amount of Expenditure' Lyle Morton . Environment2004 $900 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314 Reciplents's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20005 . . program assistant 12/31/2003

Purpose of expenditure , pawoll .. Recipient's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure , Lyle Morton Environment2004 $1079 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314 Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20005 program assistant 11104/2003 .. Purpose of expenditure pavroll

Recipient's name, mailing address and UP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure . Liz Ryan Environment2004 . $1653 . .

733 15th Street NW, Suite 314 Recipients's occupation ' Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20005 . program assistant 10/28/2003 Purpose of expenditure Pavroll8 reimbursements loffice eauimentl Recipient's name, mailing address and UP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure Liz Ryan Environment2004 $1746 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314 ..Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20005 program assistant 11/25/2003 . Purpose of expenditure

Recipient's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure Liz Ryan Environment2004 $22 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314 Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20005 program assistant 11/25/2003 Purpose of expendituk reimbursement (travel) Recipient's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of recipient's employer Amount'of Expenditure Liz Ryan Environment2004 S 14 Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314 . .I Washington, .DC 20005 program assistant 131012003 Purpose of expenditure reimbursement (travel) Recipient's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure Liz Ryan Environment2004 $1746 733 15th Street NW, Suite 314 Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20005 program assistant 12/23/2003 Purpose of expenditure I 1

Recipient's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of recipient's employer . Amount of Expenditure , Byron Swifl self ' $ 1850 .. 2806 P St NW . Recipients's occupation Date of expenditire Washington, DC 20007 consultant 12/24/2003 PurDose of exDenditure .

.. Reclpient's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure ' Karen Hopfl-Harris self $6480 4621 46th St NW . Recipients's occupation -.... Date of expenditure . . .. Washignton, DC 20016 consultant ' 08/19/2003 Purpose of expenditure political consultina 8 leaal services ..

Reclplent's name, malllng address and UP code Name of reciplent's employer Amount of Expenditure ' Donna Gerstenfeld none S 1330 1755 P St NW Reciplents's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20036 retired 10/27/2003

Purpose of expenditure .. reimbursements lsuDDlies for fundraisina event)

Reclplent's name, malllng address and UP code Name of reciplent's employer ' Amount of Expenditure Andre Hovaguimian nla . $1000 ' 818 18th ST NW Reclplents's occupation Date of expendlture Washington , DC 20006 nla 12/18120O3 PurDose of exDenditure

Recipient's name, malling address and UP code Name of reciplent's employer Amount of Expendltum

Bank One n/a $1271 . ' ' PO Box 15253 Reclplents's occupation Date of expenditure Wilrnington , DE 19886 nla la1012003 Purpose of expenditure predit card Davment Recipient's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expendlture Pekins Coie n/a $1004 1201 3rd Ave Recipients's occupation Date of expendlture Seattle, WA 98101 n/a 12/1,0/2003 Purpose of expenditure leaal services Recipient's name, malling address and ZIP code Name of recipientls employer Amount of Expenditure M8R Consulting n/a $1500 2120 L St. NW . Recipients's occupation Date of expendlture Washington, DC 20037 lala 09/03/2003. Purpose of expenditure Public relations consultina Reciplent's name, malllng address and UP code Name of reciplent's employer Amount of Expenditure Limbic Systems nla $13350 2300 M Street NW, Suite 800 Reciplents's occupatlon Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20037 n/a 11/25/2003 Purpose of expenditure

Reciplent's name, malllng address and UP code Name of reciplent's employer Amount of Expenditure , Karen Hopfl-Harris self $6840 4621 46th St NW Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Washigton, DC 20016 consultant 12/23/2003 Purpose of expenditure political consultant 8 leaal services Recipient's name, mailing address and UP code Name of reciplent's employer Amount of Expenditure Andrea Eisler self $637 2426 19th Street NW Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20009 consultant 12/14/2003 Purpose of expenditure reimbursement lfundraisina event sumliesl I Recipient's name, mailing address and ZIP code ' Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure Genesys Conferencing n/a 3 1056

9139 South Ridgeline Blvd Recipients's occupation ' . Date of expenditure Highlands Ranch, CO 80129 nla 0811 012003. Purpose of expenditure

, . Recipient's name, mailing address and UP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure Chevy ChaseBank n/a $4228 POBox 1296 . , Recipients's occupation . Date of expenditure

nla - ...... 11/10/2003 , .. Laurel! MD 20707. .., ...... :.. ,...... ,":. Purpose of expen'ditbre" ...... pavroll taxes , ' ..'. . ..

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' Name of recipient's employer . '. ' ' ... Reclp,lent's ,name, mailing address and ZIP code ...... Amount of Expendlturie . ' . ;.:.:. , Karen Hopfl-Hams self . 4621 46th St NW Reciplents's occupation . ;@ate.ofexpenditure ,

Washington, DC 20016 ' consultant ' '. 11/03/2003 Purpose of expenditure reimbursement (DhotoaraDhic imaaes) Recipient's name, mailing address and UP code Name of reclplent's employer Amount of Expenditure Karen Hopfl-Harris self $158 4621 46th St NW Recipients's occupation . Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20016 consunant 11/10/2003 Purpose of expenditure reimbursement [office exDensesl Recipient's name, mailing address and UP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure Karen Hopfl-Harris self $3120 4621 46th St NW Reclplents's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20016 consultant 1213 112003 Purpose of expenditure politicalconsultina 8 leaal services Recipient's name, mailing address and UP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure John Morton n/a $990

' ' 541 Sumner St. Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Stoughton, MA 02072 n/a 1ill WOO3 Purpose of expenditure Bimbursement - (office eaubmentl Recipient's name, mailing address and UP code Name of reciplent's employer Amount of Expenditure Hopscotch Design nla $2927 6621 1st St NW Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20012 nla 11/11/2003 Purpose of expenditure glesian and Drintina services .. I I Recipient's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure 'I Chevy Chase Bank nla ' $2765 PO Box 1296 Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Laurel, MD 20707 nla 1211512003

'. . Purpose of expenditure .. I I pavroll taxes . . I

. Reclplent's.name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of recipient's employer ' Amount of Expenditure

Chevy Chase Bank ..: . n/a , ' $6. ' ...... - . _. .. PO BOX1296.': . ; :, . , Recipients's occupation . - . Date of expendlture _-... ' . Laurel, MD,,20707 : ,.; .. ' n/a .10/3112003 : , , ..., ...... :...... : .. . , ' .. ' . ' .. .. , . , Purpose of,iipencilture . ' . ,' ' _.. . . . , : ...... , ,. . ., '...... , . ..: . . seryice Dhone . . ".. . ,...... , .: ' .' :.. ..._ . . '.'. .. . . '_.'.. ' ' Reclplent's name, malllng address and UP code .. " Technology Transitbn Corp .

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1314 Locust Ave , Recipients's occupation Baltiinore, MD 21204

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1314 Locust Ave Recipients's occupation Baltimore, MD 21204 nla ' 1211012003 Purpose of expenditure .. pimbursement (Insurance oremiurn) Recipients name, mailing address and UP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure Technology Transition Corp n/a . .$923 . 1800 M St NW Recipients's occupation ' Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20036 n/a 09/26/2003

Purpose of expenditure I lent Reclplent's name, mailing address and UP code Name of reciplent's employer Amount of Expenditure Karen Hopfl-Harris self $156 4621 46th St NW Reciplents's occupation Date of expenditure . Washington, DC 20016 consultant i1/03/2003

Purpose of expenditure I ursement (web hostina feel I I Recipient's name, mailing address and UP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure Donna Getstenfeld none $159 1755 P St NW Reclplents's occupation Date of expenditure Washington , DC 20036 retired ' 11/03/2003

Purpose of .expenditure , Bimbursements (sumlies for fundraisina event) Recipient's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure The Albright Group nla $816 901 15th St NW Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure. Washington, DC 20005 n/a 12/24/2003 Purpose of expenditure I

Recipient's name, mailing address and ZIP code . Name of recipient's employer . Amount of Expenditure Technology Transition Corp nla s 2000 8 1800 M St NW Recipients's occupation , Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20036 n/a 1011512003

I Purpose of expenditure

' Recipient's name, maliing address and UP code Name of recipient's employer . Amount of Expenditure Perkins Coie n/a $4868 1201 3rd Avenue Recipients's occupation ...... Date of expenditure Seattle ., WA 98101 n/a ' 09/04/2003 Purpose of expenditure

Recipient's name, maillng address and UP code Name of recipient's employer . Amount of Expendlture Perkins Cole nla $1020 1201 3rd Ave Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Seattle, WA 98101 n/a 11/25/2003 Pumose of exnenditure

Recipient's name, mailing address and UPcode Name of recipient's employer ' Amount of Expenditure

M & R Consulting nla . $5ooO ' 2120 L St. NW Reclplents's occupation " +Bateof expenditure Washington,, DC 20037 n/a 12/10/2003 Purpose of expendlture public relations consultina Recipient's name, maliing address and ZIP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expendlture Karen Hopfl-Hams self $6480 . 4621 46th St NW Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20016 consultant 10/07/2003 Purpose of expenditure pp Recipient's name, mailing address and UP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure Genesys Conferencelng nla $485 9139 South Ridgeline Bivd Recipients's occupation Date of.expenditure Highlands Ranch, CO 80129 nla 09/07/2003 Purpose of expenditure

Recipient's name, mailing address and UP code Name of.recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure Chevy Chase Bank n/a $4428 PO Box 1296 Reclpients's occupation , Date of expenditure Laurel, MD 20707 n/a 12/3 112003 Purpose of expendlture

Reciplent's name, mailing address and UP code Name of recipient's employer. Amount of Expenditure Chevy Chase Bank n/a $6 POBox1296 ' Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Laurel, MD 20707 nla 1011412003 Purpose of expenditure

Recipient's name, mailing address and UP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure Bank One nla $5279 PO Box 15253 Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Wiimington , DE 19886 n/a 10/27/2003 Purpose of expenditure $redit card oavment Recipient's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure Bank One nla 8 7530 PO Box 15253 Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Wilmington , DE 19886 nla 12/13 1/2003

Purpose of expenditure $Credit card Davment .. I Recipient's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of recipient's employer Amount of Expenditure

15th & H Assoc nla . 'I ' $4000 805 15th Street NW suite 230 Recipients's occupation Date of expenditure Washington, DC 20005 nla 11/03/2003 Purpose of expenditure .. ... I 'I rent I

Recipient's name, mailing address and UP code Name of recipient's employer I ' Amount of Expenditure Limbic Systems ... nla $4500 . 2300 StreetNW, Suite 80a . Recipients's occupatlon , . . Date of expenditure ..' ' M . , . . . , Washington, .DC 20037 :. ' .. . nla 08/10/2003..... ' ,., ......

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II WASHINGTON, DC 20510 I ZOOl FEB 1 3 P 3 20 ZDOh FEB I 3 P 4: 03. February 12,2004

Federal Election Commission 999 E Street, NW Washington, DC 20463

Dear Commissioners:

We are aware that the Commission may soon address questions that have been raised about get-out- the-vote, voter registration, and other activities conducted by political organizations, other than parties, and tax-exempt advocacy groups.

In the course of the public discussion of these issues, however, claims have been made about the support provided by the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act (“BCRA”)legislation for these initiatives. One Commissioner, in a recent letter to Roll CaU, stated:

At the very least, serious questions exist whether outside groups arc circumventing the McCain-Feingold law, and these must be addressed. In the weeks ahead, it will be critical that the sponsors of the McCain- Feingold law indicate whether they believe outside tax-exempt groups can legally spend unlimited soft money on election-related activities in the place of the national political parties under the new law.

We are writing to say for the record that, whatever decisions the Commission chooses to make, ‘ BCRA reflects in very clear and specific terns the choices that Congress made in refonning our federal campaign finance laws. Our principal concern was the soft money solicited, received, directed and spent by parties and federal elected oficials - money that presents the clearest danger of conflict of interest, in fact or appearance. With the exception of “electioneering communications,” the law did not aim similar restrictions at political organizations or tax-exempt groups that are neither controlled by, nor coordinated with, parties or candidates.

If the Commission chooses to impose new restrictions on the programs and activities of these groups, it should not proceed on the basis of some perceived mandate on this issue fiom the Congress in BCRA.

a Very truly yours,

- Christopher J. Dodd. Ranlang Member @%!- Committee on Rules and Administration

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,jJ$:, , . .1 ... .. ' '. .. 64...... 'f ....DC& COm&i~&s: ...... : m. .. ' . . We are aware that the Commission may soon address questions regarding iwd registratioq and other activities conducted by political organizations (other than

' . ' . publidadvocacy groups. We note hmthe public discussion that various claim q. ... McC&-FC;ngdd legislation is the basis for these initiatives. One C ' (BCRA) .a letter to Roll Cell, stated: P% ...... "Atthe very least. serious questiorrj exist whether oubide groups ore circtcnrvesthg the .. .. Adccoin-Feingoldlow, and these questions must be addressed In the weeks ahed, it will be erirical that the sponsors ojthe MbCain-Feingoldlaw ideate whether they believe outside ta-exempt gtoups can legally spend unlimited sofs money on election-rehed astivf&s in the place of the no?io~a~pol;~~c~p~t~esmder the new law. " (Roll Call, '. January 27,2004 at pge 4.) We are writing to say for the record that, when we voted for BCRA, we voted to get -1 elected officialsand political parties out of the business of raising and spending soft mon~-manbsthat presented the clearest danger of oreating the fact or appearance of cormptioa in our govenrment. The law did not ainr similar rpstrictions at other political organizations or public-advocacy groups, so long as they are neither controlled by, nor coodinate their activities with political parties, candidates, offroe holders or their agents. In fiacz it was our hope that BCRA would reinvigorate grassmots organiratians to participate in the plitical process. ' Whatever didonthe Commission takes, BCRA reflects, in very clear and specific berms, the choices enacted by Congress to reform our fkderal cainpaign finance laws. While we do not apstan

opinion about actions the Commission may or may not take, we expect the Commission, as an.,: ' independent agency, to exercise its authority consistent with the law and the Const.htiona1 rights ofthe citizenry to filly participate in the political process by way of political organhtions. And while the Commission may choose to impose new rest&ions on the programs and activities of these groups, such restrictions should be applied fairly and consistently, and the agency should not procacd on the basis of . some mispcrceived mandates fiom the Congress, which some have read into the Main-Feingold legislation.

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l "American Dream" 3-10-2004 ' '

Narrator: President Bush, remember the American dream? li's about hope, not fear. It's about more jobs at home, not tax breaks for shipping jobs over seas. It's about giving our children their chance, not our debt. It's about providing healthcare for people,'not just profits. It's about fighting for the middle class, not special interests. George Bush's priorities are eroding the American dream. It's time to ' take our country back from corporate greed and make America work for every American. Media Fund: “China-Jobs” 3-17-04

I Narrator: During the past three years, it is true George W. Bush has created more jobs. Unfortunately, they were created in places like China, Bush’s policies encouraged the loss of nearly 3 million jobs. He supported tax breaks to corporations that ship jobs overseas. His economic report suggests this is .- a positive transformation. George W. Bush is taking our country in the wrong direction. It’s time to make America work for every American. I

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ANNOUNCER [vlo]: Christmas is coming... early to George Bush's big contributors.

, .. (on screen: Santa's gloved hands hold a long hand-written Christmas list. He puts checks after: ' .... ': ...... "High drug prices, " "no-bid contracts,,''"cut ovedime pay'' and "TV network giveaway. '3 - ... _.- ...... : ...... Drug companies.got higher prices in the Medicare bill. Defense contractors got . .! ...... Iraq.; Now George Bush is pushing a huge spending bill that will eliminate overtime pay fo ...... of worke,rs and give media corporations even more control of the airwaves. ,...... lq7...... : .: (On .screen;Camera pans down to Santa's cowboy boots.): .. :' , ...... " .' ..,. ... I&,;'......

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1 ANNOUNCER (vlo]: George Bush is doing something Bill Clinton didn't do, his father didn't do, not Reagan, or Carter, or Ford or Nixon. Not LBJ or JFK. Not Eisenhower or Harry Truman. Not in any -' . . .. of FDRs four terms. No.

I George,Bush is going to be the first president since Herbert Hoover to lead an economy that loses jobs. Over two million so far. Didn't George Bush say his tax cuts would create jobs?

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' ANNOUNCER [vlo]: In his State of the Union speech, here's what George Bush should say about .' his new Medicare bill:

GEORGE BUSH IMITATOR [vlo]:My fellow Americans. My Medicare bill has real drug benefits - but not for you -- for my contributors at the big drug companies. I

My bill actually forbids Medicare from negotiating lower drug prices; So you'll probably have to pay .

more for your prescriptions than you do now. And you won't be able to get cheaper prescriptions- '

from Canada. ,

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ANNOUNCER [vlo]:The Bush Medicare sellout. It's enough to make you sick. I

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.. ANNOUNCER,[vlo]:. George Bush told us Iraq was a nuclear threat. I

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ANNOUNCER {v/o]:.If George Bush had told theitruth a .year ago, here's dhat he might have said: .L ...... (on screen: President ~ush~voice is being imitated) ,_ ...... '. ...:...... ,...... '...... ". ' BUSH IMITATOR: My fellow Americans, we haveno evidence that Iraq has stockpiles of weapons :. ' ' 1 :,; .: ' . ' .: I .. .'.._ , ...... ':' ... of.mass destruction. No connection to 9-11. No nuclear capability. They pose no imminent.threat-to .. :'::. ;. : ...... /.. ... , .: I' ' ...... :. ....: :: . : Am,&&' : .. :' ...... , .. ' . .: ...... ,?...... 1 ...... * . '. . :...... [vlo]: If he said that, would we have gone to war, spending $125 billion an American lives? ..

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I .i Narrator: .. Seniors, who thought the Bush prescription drug bill would really help them, are in for a big surprise; because instead of standing up for seniors, George Bush sided with the drug companies, who’ve given him huge contributions. So the bill forbids Medicare from negotiating’lower . - ._ prescription drug prices. Forbids it! And prevents getting lower-priced prescriptions from Canada. . George Bush, he’s pulling the rug out from under Medicare. I

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Jan& Ann Enright ' . ' 1120 Connecticut Avenue, NW #1120 ...... I Washington, DC 20036 ...... 7 Business address of organization (if different from mailing address shown above). Number, street, and room or suite number 1120 ConnecticutAvenue, NW #1120 ...... City or town, state, and UP code ...... '.' .: .. ' . i:.: ...... :, ...... :. .. ' ...... Washington, DC 20036 .....,:. .. .._...... : ., ...... 8 Type of report (check only one box) ..... IFirst quarterly report ' - Monthly report for the month of: (due by April 15) (due by the 20th day following the month shown above, except the

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Under enalties of perjury, I declare that I have examined this report, including accompanying schedules and statements, and to the best of my knowledge and &{el. it is true, correct. and complete. Janice Ann Enright

Signature of authorized official 1 Date I Form 8872 (1 1-2002) IS I SchcduieA -, I 4 Itemized Contributions Contributor's name, mailing address and ZIP code Name of contributor's employer Victory Campaign 2004 NIA Amount 'of contribution 1120 Connecticut Avenue NW Suite 1100 Contributor's occupation Washington, DC 20036 NIA . $3000000 . *. Aggregate contributions year-to-date I Date.of contribution ' * , .. I $3000000 . 12/31/2003..

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FEC FORM 9 24 HOUR NOTICE OF DlSBURSEMENTSlOBLlGATlONS FOR ELECTIONEERINGCOMMUNICATIONS ' .- . .: 1. Individual, Organization or Qualified Nonprofit Corporation Making the Disbursement/Obligations (a) Name The Media Fund

(b) Address (number and street) 0 check if different than previously reported 2. FEC Identification Number 1120 Connecticut Avenue NW #1140 (c) City, State and ZIP Code c NIA Washington, DC 20036 I .L. 1

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~ ~ ~~ 6. Is the Filer a Qualified Nonprofit Corporation under 11 CFR 114.101 Yes NO .,V 7. Were the disbursements for the electioneering communication made exclusively yes ,, NO .' from donations to a segregated bank account? 8. Custodian of Records . (a) Name Janice Ann Enright (b) Address (number and street) 1120 Connecticut Avenue NW #1140 (c) City, State and ZIP Code Washinaton, DC 20036 (d) Name of Employer or Principal Place of Business (e). Occupation lckes 8 Enright, Inc. Principal

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Under penalty of pejury, I certify that this statement is ttue, correct and complete. In addition, if the electioneering communications reported herein were made by a corporation, I certify that the corporation is a qualified nonprofit corporation under the Commission's regulations. TYPE OR PRINT NAME OF PERSON COMPLETING FORM Janice Ann Enright

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& I A. (a)Name Erik Smith (b) Address (number and street) 888 16th Street NW 7th FI. (c) City, State and ZIP Code . Washington, DC 20006 (d) Name of Employer or Principal Place of Business (e) Occupation The Media Fund Executive Director 6. (a)Name Harold lckes (b) Address (number and street) 1120 Connecticut Avenue NW #1140 - (c) City, State and ZIP Code . . Washington, DC 20036 (d) Name of Employer or Principal Place of Business (e) Occupation lckes 8 Enright, Inc. President :.

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, City State Zip ' 2.500.00 . .;, :. *.*'.... ". . .: r...... p . ..::, . ..- .. """I Los Angeles, CA 90068' . (MEMO) C. Full Name of Donor .Date of Receipt .,< .,< ...... ,*...... Linda Pritzker ..~ LT. .. I ! .:, .- .. '",Y ''v-'-" y. . 'J' ; .. 'i, , :; 12 .ll . 2003 ;, Mailing Address of Donor b..*.ri...... : 'i....

3555 Timmons Lane #800 , Amourrl ...... '...... ", .. , City .. Slate Zip .450.000;00 . ..:.:. y'. ...# ::* ...... Houston, TX 77027, . ' (MEMO) , * D. Full Name of Donor Date d Receipt .

...... ,I . .... ,? .... Laurie David ,u..M:i.o.:fj ,:y 'i.,'* - '..I2 :: .' : . 200; i Mailing Address of Donor '> ...... ; l?, .. _,:., . . Amount 109160 Wilshire Blvd., #2150 ...... --I ....

City Slate, . Zip ' 50.000.00 It I,.. .. i,,' ...... * .j:,:*&' ...... :.j:.:.. ,.,..?.;'..; .. !' ...... Los Angeles, CA 90024 (MEMO) E. Full Name of Donor Date of Receipt

.. ..'I ~ .. :; . I .V Jamie R. Wolf .. ,; ; ;.6 .J.:. a .." .. Y ...... :.v 'I '.

: 12 : .;:Is ' ': 2003 :, Mailing Address of Donor <..,2&...... :. .:+; . .. ..::.i. . ..,' 812 N. Foothill Road AmOUnt I ...... A:: .... .* : "'. City Slate Zip 2~000~~0! ...... 3. . I .m Beverly Hills, CA 90210 (MEMO)

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I 4. Full Name of Donor ..: ...._.. . ._...__. - _.._. Date of Receipt,, ....- . - ....

Nancy Burnett M 'M I 0.0, ! Y Y . Mailing Address of Donor 12 22 iooi.. ..

Amount .:., :: ' . ' .. : . ._ 60:E.Carmel Valley Road ? ...I...... I '.' .. City .._ . . State . 200.000*00...,: .. ... i...... 9 i ...... r:...... '. . . .' .. , ..Carrnel:Valley,...... CA 93924 (MEMO).::;.::;. :[; ..,.: ...... '......

.. .. Amount . ' , ...' " '6551:Glen .Haven Road . .. ' ' .. .:e...... ,i ...... City .... State Zip ...... _ _' I...... ' Soquel, CA95073 - ...... b , "1 rr :. .I Y. Full.Name of Donor .. :...... Stephen Gyllenhaal ...... Mailing Address of Donor .. 501 S. Beverly Drive, 3rd FI...... :.; .i... -... ::...... ^...', ...... -.:...... City State Zip ...... 'p... ..I..&...... Beverly Hills, CA 90212 .. ..'\.. :. :. , ...... __...... : .. D. Full Name of Donor .. Date of Re&ipt ': G. James Roush

Mailing Address of Donor *' :. ,.. .,,.. .."$... '.',,Uf',. . /.;I . 2441 Evergreen Point Road Amount ' .. .,?,., ...... *..... I.... .::..i.*..i...... 1...... , .. City State Zip ' . '. 25.000.00 . '.:. ..': ~:...:*:.,,$:'~ ..... *...... :.::r.? :::,- .... Medina, WA 98039 (MEMO)

~ ~~ ~ ~~ E. Full Name of Donor . Date of Receipt .. Cynthia Waybum -...Iy! ....., .:; ~ l'o:.-j"n*.;; , ;::V"" y., '+"".'; *' ': ; 12 ; .. 31, ; '!, _.. 2003 : , Mailing Address of Donor ...... :, :.. . .., .. -,_ . Amount' '. ' P.O. Box 546 ...... ,,_,...... :.;: ...... City State zip 25.000.00 !: .. 9. . , . .,. .q; : _,:': .'. .'* . . , Bellevue, WA 98009 (MEMO)

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Date of Receipt ., . * ....

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' Nancy Hi .Bagley .

Mailing Address of Donor .. ..,: . 1235.8thAvenue West ...

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.. Amount . 8023 California Avenue SW

...... 9,. ...'.'.:... Seattle, WA 98136

E. Full Name of Donor ' Date of Receipt . # . #, .id_ . ;re.:, ,\~,*.sGc* '\" '. Y!"' William T. Pope r: y : Le ,. . Q . 0 i) 8 i?.;,' :. *b' ' o1 ': ;:, .! ii :; ,. 2004 i Mailing Address of Donor .... .< :,;>":&.,/,% ...... ' ..._. 9119 Fauntleroy Way SW Amount ...... :* ...... :

City State Zip ' 5.000.00.- . .3'...... I ..: . Seattle, WA 98136 (MEMO) , .. I SUBTOTAL of Donations This Page (optional) ...... b .'. I I TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only) ...... i ...... b (carry total from last page to Line 9) 9 .9 .

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Charlotte B. Spitzer . M "LI , I 0 u I r v Y'^ \' Mailing Address of Donor 01 30 2004 9725 SE 36th Street; #304 Amount , I ...... City State Zip 2.500.00 ...... 8 .. *., ... Mercer Island, WA 98040 .. (MEMO)

). Full Name of Donor Date of Receipt

Jack J. Spitzer ;.:$.?{ '6:.. .Q ..... -io.. , ,Ai. . y: ;'Iq y*i.' .. '. 30 2004 Mailing Address of Donor . 2..!1.?.< ~ ....*>..:i ...... ;::':...... :.. 9725 SE 36th Street, #304 Amount I...... city State Zip 2.500.00 '. . , ;: ..,. .;. ., . .2: . . 9.. ,..: -.; :

Mercer Island, WA 98040 ' (MEMO) >. Full Name of Donor . Date of Receipt

Peter Goldman *I.' . " ...... y" :,$...'[* p 1l &.!%.$ ...;I 0 0 v 02 ; :. 04 .2004 Mailing Address of Donor '.a,*...... L...... 4408 Beach Drive S.W. Amount $.*...... ,- :,!y...... :.,_ . '^.:..2'!..L":i.(.''.- . i . 37.500.00 . City state ZiP ., , .. .-:.I... *A:,. .xi ..:: ...... 1...... e'L..-,K.:

Seattle, WA 981 16 , (MEMO) D. Full Name of Donor e Date of Receipt . Peter B. Lewis :...... , ; '-0:.0 ' . y .I .''q.-.v+-

' 02 04 2004 Mailing Address of Donor . .: P.O. Box 5070 Amount City Slate Zip 1.ooo.ooo.oo k,...... :.s 3\. .. .a,...... m::...... Cleveland, OH 44101 (MEMO)

E. Full Name of Donor Date of Receipt .... Kevin Bacon . 'IyI <. k, .,; f 0' !'D , ... y v 7.. y. :.

-' 02 ; ! 11 .' ' 2004 Mailing Address of Donor ...... y,.* .. ,I...... :...... :,. . Amount 285 Central Park West .. City State Zip 7.500.00 .. 9 9 -. New York, NY 10024 (MEMO)

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Matthew Bergman WH.L?U v. 02 11 Mailing Address of Donor iooi 27514 97th Avenue SW Amount' City State Zip 50.000.00 'L 3 *- . .I . &I .. Vashon, WA 98070 (MEMO) 3. Full Name of Donor Date of Receipt Marcey Carsey . "':. . y ', ! 0"" 0' t . 'I v 'L.

' ..02 ' .11 : 200;.;. Mailing Address of Donor . ::..:. .*:..; ...,I, .....:

4024 Radford Avenue ' Amount - City State ' . -ZIP 500.000.06 ' - ...S'. 9 a

Studio City, CA 91604 ' (MEMO)

Full Name of Donor C. .Date of Rewtpt .''G'.ii..a- ,:, : ..... ;:...... - : .v ...... : Chevy Chase 0 "V I .. ' . , 02 ;, I' 11 2004 Mailing Address of Donor ...* ...... I...... : ...... P.O. Box 257 . Amount ...... :.:a'.< ... >< \..... '- . ..: ....

City . . State Zip ' 2.500.00 ..i1. , ..... '9;...." ...... i: .:... .I):...... Bedford, NY 10506. . (MEMO)

@ D. Full Name of Donor Date of Receipt ; s.',:H'.., ;,o* ....- ..::. . r : +*:.r., Melinda Farrelly a I :iY *

: 02 ' ji 11 +, . 2004 Mailing Address of Donor ..<. : ' ..: ' ...... :..&;;', ' .;. ':" ' .: . 520 Broadway #600 Amount ...... ir... %. 'I...... :. .I .. ;.:*.*.. :. .v .. City State Zip ' 2.500.00 .: .....(i.... c.2:. . ,,.:);:.,,. ... .:!:r;+.%:$&;... .: ... !!si:,. .... Santa Monica, CA 90401 (MEMO) -~ E. Full Name of Donor Date of Receipt

...... F;,o'- T D" ...... e.. .'+, .: George Friedman ; . . , Tv *.;.( !*" .02 i 511 . 2004 .' Mailing Address of Donor , ...... _. .

Amount , 1030 Fifth Avenue ...... :.:...... City State Zip 1.ooo.oo .' :. I 3.. t . New York, NY 10028 (MEMO) .

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I \. Full Name of Donor ... Date of Receipt ._ ...... i

Morton Goldfein K. il i i: I) ! 'Y Y Y Y 11 . 2004 Mailing Address of Donor 02 .... Amount , ., ' '. .. : ..50E. 89th Street ' .' ...... , . .I

. City: .., . ,. State . Zip ' . .2.,500.00.. .. 9 j ...I._...... <...... a ...... ' ..New'York,'NY,10128 ' (MEMO).::'?,:.,.:;: ...... :

~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~ ~~~~ ...... '.. 3. Full Name: of Donor. ... . :...... PaulNewman .. Mailing Addiess of Donor , .. .. ._. . :.. , '' I 240l,.MainStreet ...... i. .. . _...... , ...... i ,'~~'.~o~,oo , ' ,:.;...... ' City. '. , . ' .... * .... Sk!e ZiP .&': : " :. .:i ...... b ... ¶ ...:./I..;." .-~3!<*..:'.*:..... ". ' ' ...... :...... Santa Monica, CA 90405 (MEMO).,'.. i' I..'. , ,, ., , ; .. . . '., , ...... ,4 .... b :. :. '. Fuii Name of Donor ...... :......

.. .. P.O. Box 4659

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New York, NY 10019

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Jill lscol M u 1.0 I) I Y Y.Y Y Mailing Address of Donor ' 02 19 2004 63 Lyndel Road -n\ ...... (._.... (1...... :I:., . City . State Zip _. 1.250.00 i : .~,.'.:,:~u...:...:.c~ +, ..-, ...... I .-., I:... .:a,:;.. 6. *.a: ., r.l LI ...: Pound Ridge, NY 10576 .. (MEMO) B. Full Name of Donor Date of Receipt Josephine A. Merck

Mailing Address of Donor, .. 'Amount 171 Cat Rock Road ...... ",...... City State Zip 2.000.00 3 '.;+,... ;p, .... _i .... :.$'.,..-. * ....-*...... r .... .;..R:.:s.si ."....*s .

' Cos Cob, CT 06807 ' (MEMO)

C. Full Name of Donor Date of Redpt

C'...... 'a ' ;: ! sy-..;. v':-.5 .v-pvFr Anne H. Bass , e.&.- , b ....:,

:'02 ; !;20 'I 2004 ! Mailing Address of Donor :-.a*.: ;...... 1801 Deepdale Drive Amount ..,; ..... :..:.. ..:.: ?.; i...... 'I- .-.._ ..iT* ... :~,'~..~.~~~.~~.,~~-..:~

city . ,. State ZP ZS"...' *:,.,:*...a.;;$:k.. .: ...... ,)..: ...... ". 5.000.00'-2,,.%..,..I:...... " Fort Worth, TX 76107 ' (MEMO)

E. Full Name of Donor Date of Receipt '

.,._. . "'3"' .vv'-:?p','<.$ " Linda Sandrich : Iy. . ~: . .,. .'o . ., n ;, , ' 02 .: 23 . , _,2004 I Mailing Address of Donor . .:::' ...... :PI. i:i..:- ,.'... Amount 2501 Colorado Avenue, #350 . ... \.;.- ...... "..+ .:...... 4 City State 2P .' 1.250.00 ? ?.' . - 8 ... ..' . ..:: Santa Monica, CA 90404 (MEMO) .

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4. Full Name of Donor .. .. I I Date of Receipt .. -- ...... Anne G. Earhah ' ' ti u I . i2 I) i . v .y ':- Y .... i 02 24' ' , 2004. . Mailing Address of Donor . .I . Amount . '3334'East Coast.Highway #289 ' .I :..... ,I...... City State , Zip f 500~0.00.00 '...... '9.' . .,: ...... j; < ,.,..,.. .).... .?:..? .....:...... '. . ' . Corona de.Mar, CA 92625 .. (MEMO). ,:. ,:, . ' ;, ...... _' " , Name '. .... B. Full.... of Donor a...... : .. ,...... ' Diane Vi Feeney .. .! ...... '..' ...... ,: ,: ' ' Mailing.. Address of Donor ...... : .., ...... :.. ,659'Greenwich Street .. . . :. ._.. ' ...... !.. City;. , . State ...... , ._..,...... :...... - ' San ,Francisco,CA 94133 ...... I '. .'...... ' ; C. Full Name of Donor ..b . '1 ..... Norman Lear '. . L7,-;...... ' . . 4; ...... , , Mailing Address of Donor ...... 100 N. Crescent Drive #250 ...... s ... .* I *!. :2 ..1. ..

City State ZP : .. . 9 .., ...... ')" .... ':.. . 12.500.00.:.,. ....I G9.. .. ' ..... Beverly Hills, CA 90210 (MEMO)' .. .:...... _...... ,, ...... ,. D. Full Name of Donor ...... Ruth Hunter Mailing Address of Donor 4078 Mandeville Canyon Road

City State zip ' I Los Angeles, CA 90049

E. Full Name of Donor Date of Receipt

.. .I.+...:.:_ . :.;:$ :: .. .::: \ .rr. . ,.. Floyd U. Jones .: y . Y ; i 0 ; a 8 i y ,. . Y .. v Y"V -'.. ;. 02 j .' .;: .: ', ;. . 2094 .; 23 .. Mailing Address of Donor .. !, ...... ,. : ..: ...... '....'....I.. : .i.: i Amount :, 16268 38th NE ...... >' i"' ... 'I... < . ";. ...

City State ZP ' 5.000.00 .. ,..J, .....:, ..# ...... tS:. .... Seattle, WA 98155 (MEMO)

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L. Full Name of. Donor I Date of Receipt ...... Richard LaGravenese M :.2 D : 3 Y Y Y 02 25 2004 Mailing Address of Donor Amount. 239 Central Park West ....

City State . Zip ...... 9. . 8 ...... 2.500.00 New York, NY 10024 (MEMO) .. 3. Full Name of Donor Date of Receipt Robert Reiner "K: ?$',i p 0' I "v t.

, 02 . 25 && : Mailing Address of Donor ...... 9171 Wilshire Blvd., WOO Amount City State ZP 1 5.000.00 I 9 , ..) m. I Los Angeles, CA 90210 , . (MEMO) I

C. ' Full Name of Donor Oat8 d Rdp! I Mike Stoller ',. d". P ':, i:'D ci I v r I 02 25 I Mailing Address of Donor io06 i Amount 9100 Oriole Way I' ..... Zip . 5.000.00 : 1 City State ...... *I. , . Los Angeles, CA 90069 (MEMO) . 1 I D. Full Name of Donor i Date of Receipt e

.. <* .. ... Nick V. Wechsler y .u i 'U :'n, 1 "Y .? Y 'Y' 2004 , . i : Mailing Address of Donor .~ ._..02::.>.:,*:. ;25., ..: . , ., I. * - ...... ! 28980 Newton Canyon Road Amount I .- .I. ' ' City State ZP 2.500.00 ' .., :7'. .. :l ...... ' .: i. ... I Malibu, CA 90265 (MEMO) i ~ ~~ ~ i E. Full Name of Donor . Date of Receipt

..'* .... ,o ..... ' .~.".: ~ 'T .C .?." ,,. Leonard Lieberman ;Y .u : .b.n' .. 03 ..:. 02 ... ;oo; ai ' Mailing Address of Donor . ,.:. ... .: .. '.' :.s ' One Gateway Center #lo6 Amount I

City State Zip 50.000.00 I 9. * ., Newark, NJ 07102 (MEMO)

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I I 4. Full Name of Donor , . . - .. Date of Receipt '. , *, ..-...... - ...... AdamHochschild L1 : D I),! Y'Y . ;oo; .: 03 03 ,...... Mailing Address of Donor .. i.. I ., Amount ... :' ..... '...... : .....84 ,Seward.Street . 1, ...... '...... ! ......

.... ~ ~~~ ,...... , . .'.... ' ' 3.::.Full Name of Donor ...... ;...... ', ...... :... . Diane F. Sherman' ' 3a...... ' : 03 '. '03 , 'Malling]Address of Donor ...... i...... ' :: . ' , Amount': ...... ' 30866'B.road Beach Road ...... C!ty. .. state ' I. ' .. I. ..8. ,' .

'Maiibu, CA 90265 . ' ..

I c:'.FUll Name of Donor ....

' Daniel S. Abraham ...... Mailing Address of Donor ......

777 ..S. Fiagler Drive, 10th Floor East ...... : City' . . ' state Zip ...... :,... West Palm Beach, CA 33401 ...... _...... :...... D. Full Name of Donor ...... Date of Re&iet ' , . .. : * . D.: ....:? -... : ....i. e.'. .<.'.'<%. Elaine M. Attias .'& -. 'k , L) $ I v, Y :* . r"l

03 05 '. , 2004 . Mailing Address of Donor ...... :.. .<'i'r...... P.O. Box 36159 Amount ...... <.. : ....:< ... 'I

City State Zip . ' ' 32,500.00 ' ...... _.: . 9 ....,:,:v. . .;;...+,**.;...,, (..'W.

Los Angeles, CA 90036 (MEMO) '

...... : H' .::..oC...... '0 !C , :.. .-...... Thomas E. Congdon - #...... Y 1 *-3

. 03 .: 05 ' .': 2004 [ Mailing Address of Donor ... C...... ::.:: 'C. :: :{. .; .... i...... Amount '1 . 333 Logan Street, #209 ...... \_

City state ' 12,500.00 a? . . 1 . '. :? ..'..-..:r ' . .?

Denver, CO 80203 , (MEMO)

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Date of Receipt ...... : M tl : I) : Y y y y Mailing Address of Donor 03 05 2004 Amount 84 Steward Street I City State Zip 25000.00 ..' 9 .. I ...... :'...... San Francisco,, CA 94114 1 . (MEMO) ~ 3. Full Name of Donor DateofRdpt . .. Nora T. Jaffe : i . i'::I : p , 0 1 . i y':?4' .. y ,, : 03 05 . 2004 .' Mailing Address of Donor ...... : ...... , . , .. .. Amount 2424 Ellentown Road' ...... City State Zip . .. 7500.00 ..$..;. ..').. :, ....).. ,. rn ...

La Jolla, CA 92037 , (MEMO) C. Full Name of Donor, Date of Receipt Luis Lainer

Mailing Address of Donor, . 10788 Bellagio Road Amount ...... :i("...... r'.:*.:.2714:.:. .I...... I: ..~~~~~..:...!~.~~..,

City State zip . 12500.00...,: 0...... ,-. >.. .':..,):' : -.;. ..:29'::..: ...... ;y ..

Los Angeles, CA 90077 ' (MEMO) . D. Full Name of Donor Date of Receipt e

$.. ' '. $' , I ..t. I) :C.. o. , : . + *:w. e, i/..".. Mark Levy K.' v 'Y .' 03 05 2004 ; Mailing Address of Donor : .'._ . I,...... ;. .G*J:.. .

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1120 Connecticut Avenue NW, #Ill00 ..

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...... D. Full Name of ,Donor Date,of Receipl. ::': ...... ,'&-'w I * ,,,.yk,'"'{'.''v' ...... Mailing Address of Donor :..,. . :. . . : . ..: !.;..,v;.'......

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.. 'I Purpose of Disbursement (Including title@) of communication(s)) ...... Advertisement 3/11/04 - 3/16/04 "American" .... Name of Federal Candidate House State: IL Disbursement/Obli ation For: Senate EPrimary $General ' 1 George W. Bush District: - I [7 Other (specii) b ,. . : . Name of Federal Candidate DisbursementlObli abon For. : Senate OPrirnary $Geneml.. . District: - President nOther (specify) b ..... Name of Federal Candidate Office Sought House DisbursementlObligation For. State: [ Senate aPrimary 0General District: - President 13 Other (specify) b

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8 SCHEDULE 9-6 Disbursement(s) Made or Obligation(s) I PAGE * OF l2 I Date of Disbursement or Obligation . Full Name (Last, First, Middle .Initial) of Payee...... -.--.: .-.-.--..... :. . u#in ?r?r WHBF-TV 03 08 2004 Mailing Address of Payee Amount 231 18th Street ...:<.: . I... . 6.066.75 City State Zip Code . ",?*.;. ..9 s.

Rock Island, IL 61201 , Communication Date ...... -,:" . Name of Employer Occupation .. ._n '!. M' . I 'D o 1 . v' ' Y".' v' ' I I ' . 03 .;, 11 2004 : N/A N/A :. .::xiZ. :...... Purpose of Disbursement (Including.titie(s) of. communication(s)) Advertisement 311 1/04 - 311 6/04 "American"

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1.: 1.: 03 , . 11 . 200; ; , N/A NIA ...... ,,.. ~, ..... i ... I.. ... i- ..+.. .. I

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I Full Name (Last, First, Middle Initial) of Payee Date of Disbursement or Obligation LcM!iDn:VrY7 KASA-N 03 ' .'08 2004 Mailing Address of Payee Amount 1377 University Blvd., NE ......

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. , Respondents

The Beneficiaries:

John Kerry for President, Inc. 5 19 C Street NE Washington, DC 20002

John Kerry

Boston, MA 021 08 .

The Organizers: ..

Harold Ickes 1120 Connecticut Avenue, NW Suite 1140 Washington, DC 20036

Ellen Malcolm

888 16th Street, NW - .- . Fourth Floor Washington, DC 20006

Jim Jordan ' 1 120 Connecticut Avenue, NW Suite 1140 Washington, DC 20036

Steve Rosenthal 888 16th Street, NW Suite 450 Washington, DC 20006

Andy Grossman 1 120 Connecticut Avenue, NW Suite 1140 Washington, DC 20036

Michael Meehan 5 19 C Street, NE Washington, DC 20002

Minyon Moore 5 19 C Street, NE Washington, DC 20002 I Carl Pore 888 16' Street, NW I Fourth Floor Washington, DC 20006

Cecile Richards 1 120 Connecticut Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20036

Bill Richardson Office of the Governor State Capitol Room 400 Santa Fe, NM 87501

,The Groups

America Coming Together 888 16th Street, NW Fourth Floor Washington, DC 20006 ._._ .. .. _...

America Votes 1 120 Connecticut Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20036

The Media Fund 1 120 Connecticut Avenue, NW Suite 1140 Washington, DC 20036

Moving America Forward, Inc. 500 Marquette NW Suite 400 Albuquerque, NM 87 102

Partnership for America's Families - ' 888 16th Street, NW Washington, DC 20006

Victory Campaign 2004 . 1 120 Connecticut Avenue NW, #1100 WRshington; DC 20036 Voices for Working Families e I

888 1 61h Street, NW Washington, DC 20006

Soft Money Donors:

Danie1,Abraham. . :' .. . . 7.77 S.: Flagler Drive .. lothFloor East ...... : West Palm Beach, CA 33401 ...... :ni..I...... ' ... .! ...... _...... ,.. AnneBartley . :...... :el;Icl...... :i .., ...... '. :...... ,, '...... a1 ' " .:. Sari.Francisco,: CA 94 1 1 8 ...... ' LA!'. .. ilq . : Bell'South Corporation : 03 ._' . 1133 21'1 Street, NW .. Fll '. ... I . .:' , .. . t . ' ... ". q; Washington, DC 20036-335 1 ...... ,. ... . , .;.: ...... ,,,,..: ... q, ...... ,: :. ' ...... ' , Steve Bing .. '1%!3 PJ! Los Angeles, CA 90067 - -. .

.. Paul Brainerd

Seattle, WA 98 12 1

Jeffrey H.Brotman

Issaquah, WA 98027

Nancv Burnett

Carmel Valley, CA 93924

Marcev Carsev

Studio City, CA 91 604

Laurie David

Los Angeles, CA 90024

Anne G. Earhart

Corona de Mar, CA 92625 I

Fred Eychaner

'. . .. Chicago, IL 6Ub 14 ...... I..

'. Shari, Foos.' . ,. .. , . :: . , ., ...... ' ...... _. ...J . '...... '. Encino,...... CA.91.436 ...... , . .... :..: Robert Glaer., ' ' ' '...... '......

" 'New.Yo&,NY 28 ...... v . . 1.0.1 .... , ......

, '. Teresa..Heinz-Kerry......

Boston, ,MA02 1 08 ...... Peter B:Lewis ...... '.: P.O. BOX5070 ...... : Cleveland, OH 44101 .. ' ', ...... : ...... '.. 'Rob McKay

.. San Francisco, CA 94133

'I SllSan P. orr

Stanford, CA 94303

,_ .. Julie Packard

Soquel, CA 95073

Sol Price

La Jolla, C,A 92037.

Linda Pritzker

Houston, TX 77027

G. James Roush Medina, WA 98039

James D. Sinegal lssaquah, WA 98027

George Soros 888 7'h Avenue Suite 3300

New York, NY 10106 '

Sustainable World Corporation P.O. Box 27529

Houston, TX 77227 , John L. Tishman New York, NY 10103

Agnes Varis

New Y ork, NY 100 19