HALPAC 2018

Dear Members:

As we start a new year, we would like to thank you for your support of the Halliburton Political Action Committee (HALPAC). With your participation, HALPAC contributes to candidates for election who understand the issues important to our company and industry. During 2018’s competitive election cycle, HALPAC made $561,650 in contributions to 129 candidates and six federal leadership PACs.

As we head into the 2020 elections, HALPAC will continue to identify and support those elected officials who can bring positive changes to the legislative process. 2020 is a presidential election year, and with much at stake, we must continue to engage in the process that shapes the climate in which we do business by identifying and supporting candidates at all levels, many of whom are already starting up their campaigns. With your participation, HALPAC will have a strong, united voice in the political sphere.

Please take the time to find out more about HALPAC’s activities during the 2018 election cycle in this annual report. Our PAC remains not just an important part of our Government Affairs program, but it is an essential part of our company’s public policy agenda. We look forward to working with you this year and building on HALPAC’s progress and success as we strengthen our collective voice.

Sincerely,

The HALPAC Board of Directors

“Membership in HALPAC is purely voluntary, and it is your exclusive right to decide whether to become a member and how much to contribute. You may decline to participate without any concern of reprisal, and your participation will not gain you any advantage within the Company.

2018 HALPAC Board Members

Todd Ennenga, Chairman Robb Voyles Ivan Blanco Galen Cobb Ayodeji Daramola James Ferguson Mark Richard Benton Knobloch Kristen Lipski Ron Shuman

2018 HALPAC Officers

Todd Ennenga Chairman Karren Marsh Treasurer Stacia Licona Secretary Truedy Dreier Signatory Marie Majors Signatory Chris Opincar Signatory Debra Tower Signatory

Multi-Candidate Status Halliburton Company Political Action Committee is a Multi-Candidate, Non-Partisan Political Action Committee

HALPAC CONTRIBUTION POLICY

Halliburton Company Political Action Committee (HALPAC) was established as a means for Company employees, through voluntary contributions, to support candidates whose views on matters affecting the industry represent the best interests of our Company and its employees. HALPAC is a Multi-Candidate, Non- Partisan Political Action Committee.

A candidate’s eligibility for support from HALPAC is reviewed by the HALPAC Board, which considers the candidate’s record on business-related issues; leadership and committee assignments for which the candidate might be eligible; the extent of Halliburton Company’s facilities and employees within the candidate’s district and state; and finally, the candidate’s chances of being elected. Suggestions by employees are invited.

This publication is produced at the expense of Halliburton Company and the material set forth herein constitutes a communication of the views of Halliburton Company and is not the reproduction in whole or in part of any broadcast, transcript, tape or other written, graphic or other form of campaign materials prepared by a candidate, a candidate’s committee or a candidate’s authorized agent.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO HALPAC IN 2017-2018

2017 Receipts 2018 Receipts Election Cycle Total

Amount $298,944.04 $312,036.29 $610,980.33 Total Participants 377 361 399 Average per person $793 $864 $1,531

CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY HALPAC TO STATE AND LOCAL CANDIDATES IN 2017-2018 *highlights denote wins For State and Local Office

Darren Schmidt (R) ND-Williston City Commissioner $350 Patrick Lyons (R) NM Public Lands Commissioner $2,500 Steve Pearce (R) NM Governor $10,000 Ron Amstutz (R) OH House District 01 $500 Troy Balderson (R) OH Senate District 20 $1,000 Mike DeWine (R) OH Attorney General $20,000 Larry Obhof (R) OH Senate District 22 $5,000 Bob Peterson (R) OH Senate District 17 $5,000 Cliff Rosenberger (R) OH House District 91 $5,000 Bill Seitz (R) OH House District 30 $1,000 Ryan Smith (R) OH House District 93 $3,500 Darin Chambers OK House District 46 $1,000 Michael Hunter (R) OK Attorney General $1,000 Todd Lamb (R) OK Governor $5,000 Mark McBride (R) OK House District 53 $500 Terry O’Donnell (R) OK House District 23 $500 Kevin Stitt (R) OK Governor $5,000 David Argall (R) PA Senate District 29 $1,000 Lisa Baker (R) PA Senate District 20 $500 Camera Bartolotta (R) PA Senate District 46 $500 Kerry Benninghoff (R) PA House District 171 $1,000 Mike Carroll (D) PA House District 118 $1,000 Jake Corman (R) PA Senate District 34 $2,000 Jay Costa (D) PA Senate District 43 $2,000 Bryan Cutler (R) PA House District 100 $500 John Maher (R) PA House District 40 $500 Joseph Markosek (D) PA House District 25 $500 Donna Oberlander (R) PA House District 63 $400 Tina Pickett (R) PA House District 110 $700 John Rafferty Jr. (R) PA Senate District 44 $1,000 Joseph Scarnati (R) PA Senate District 25 $2,500 Pam Synder (D) PA House District 50 $2,000 Mike Turzai (R) PA House District 28 $1,000 Gene Yaw (R) PA Senate District 23 $1,000 John Yudichak (D) PA Senate District 14 $1,000 Christi Craddick (R) TX Railroad Commission $4,000 Pete Flores (R) TX Senate District 19 $2,000 Glenn Hegar (R) TX State Comptroller $2,500

TOTAL (38) Candidates $94,450

CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY HALPAC TO FEDERAL CANDIDATES OR FEDERAL PACS IN 2017 For U.S. Senate

John Barrasso (R) Wyoming $9,000 Lou Barletta (R) Pennsylvania $5,000 Marsha Blackburn (R) Tennessee $2,500 Kevin Cramer (R) North Dakota $10,000 Ted Cruz (R) Texas $5,000 Deb Fischer (R) Nebraska $5,000 Jeff Flake (R) Arizona $5,000 Orrin Hatch (R) Utah $5,000 Heidi Heitkamp (D) North Dakota $5,000 Dean Heller (R) Nevada $5,000 Evan Jenkins (R) West Virginia $5,000 Joe Manchin (D) West Virginia $6,000 Martha McSally (R) Arizona $10,000 Luther Strange (R) Alabama $15,000 Dan Sullivan (R) Alaska $2,700 Roger Wicker (R) Mississippi $5,000

TOTAL (16) Candidates $100,200

For U.S. House of Representatives

Paul Gosar (R) Arizona 04 $2,000 Bill Johnson (R) Ohio 06 $10,000 Bruce Westerman (R) Arkansas 04 $3,500 David Joyce (R) Ohio 14 $2,500 Jim Costa (D) California 16 $5,000 Robert Latta (R) Ohio 05 $5,000 Jeff Denham (R) California 10 $5,000 Pat Tiberi (R) Ohio 12 $5,000 Young Kim (R) California 39 $2,500 Steve Stivers (R) Ohio 15 $10,000 Steve Knight (R) California 25 $2,500 Frank Lucas (R) Oklahoma 03 $2,500 Kevin McCarthy (R) California 23 $5,000 Markwayne Mullin (R) Oklahoma 02 $5,000 Devin Nunes (R) California 22 $5,000 Kurt Schrader (D) Oregon 05 $2,500 Mimi Walters (R) California 45 $1,000 Greg Walden (R) Oregon 02 $10,000 Ken Buck (R) Colorado 04 $5,000 Brian Fitzpatrick (R) Pennsylvania 01$2,500 Mike Coffman (R) Colorado 06 $9,000 Rick Saccone (R) Pennsylvania 18$1,000 Doug Lamborn (R) Colorado 05 $2,500 Bill Shuster (R) Pennsylvania 09 $5,000 Scott Tipton (R) Colorado 03 $5,000 Glenn Thompson (R) Pennsylvania 15 $5,000 Carlos Curbelo (R) Florida 26 $2,500 Jeff Duncan (R) S. Carolina 03 $5,000 Jody Hice (R) Georgia 10 $2,500 Kevin Brady (R) Texas 08 $10,000 Darin LaHood (R) Illinois 18 $2,500 Michael Burgess (R) Texas 26 $2,500 John Shimkus (R) Illinois 15 $5,000 John Carter (R) Texas 31 $5,000 Luke Messer (R) Indiana 06 $2,500 Mike Conaway (R) Texas 11 $2,500 Todd Rokita (R) Indiana 04 $2,500 Dan Crenshaw (R) Texas 02 $5,000 Andy Barr (R) Kentucky 06 $2,500 Henry Cuellar (D) Texas 28 $5,000 Garret Graves (R) Louisiana 06 $10,000 John Culberson (R) Texas 07 $5,000 Cedric Richmond (D) Louisiana 02 $2,500 Bill Flores (R) Texas 17 $5,000 Steve Scalise (R) Louisiana 01 $10,000 Gene Green (D) Texas 29 $2,500 Bruce Poliquin (R) Maine 02 $2,500 Will Hurd (R) Texas 23 $5,000 Michael Bishop (R) Michigan 08 $3,500 Kenny Marchant (R) Texas 24 $5,000 Fred Upton (R) Michigan 06 $7,500 Pete Olson (R) Texas 22 $5,000 Tim Walberg (R) Michigan 07 $5,000 Pete Sessions (R) Texas 32 $10,000 Erik Paulsen (R) Minnesota 03 $2,500 Lamar Smith (R) Texas 21 $2,500 Gregg Harper (R) Mississippi 03 $2,500 Randy Weber (R) Texas 14 $5,000 Jason Smith (R) Missouri 08 $3,500 Rob Bishop (R) Utah 01 $5,000 Don Bacon (R) Nebraska 02 $2,500 Mia Love (R) Utah 04 $5,000 John Katko (R) New York (24) $2,500 Chris Stewart (R) Utah 02 $5,000 Richard Hudson (R) N. Carolina 08 $5,000 Barbara Comstock (R) Virginia 10 $2,500 Patrick McHenry (R) N. Carolina 10 $7,500 Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R) Washington 05 $5,000 David Rouzer (R) N. Carolina 07 $1,000 Paul Ryan (R) Wisconsin 01 $5,000 Kelly Armstrong (R) N. Dakota AL $5,000 Liz Cheney (R) Wyoming AL $7,500 Troy Balderson (R) Ohio 12 $10,000 Robert Gibbs (R) Ohio 07 $5,000 Anthony Gonzalez (R) Ohio 16 $1,000

TOTAL (75) Candidates $343,000

For Federal PACs/Party Committees

Business Industry Political Action Committee $1,000 Eye of the Tiger PAC $2,500 Majority Committee PAC $5,000 Making America Prosperous PAC $5,000 NMOGA PAC $5,500 Prosperity Action Inc. $5,000

Totals

Total (129) Candidates $537,650

Average per Candidate $4,168

Total (6) Federal PACs $24,000

Total Contributions $561,650 HALPAC CHARITABLE MATCH

Halliburton values the contributions of its employees, not only to HALPAC but also to the communities where we live and work. To help our employees make the most of their contributions, Halliburton offers PAC-MATCH, a matching gift program. For every $100 or more that you contribute to HALPAC, Halliburton will match that amount, dollar for dollar, and donate it in your name to a nonprofit organization of your choice. Over the last several years, as the generosity of our employees has grown through HALPAC, so has our charitable giving. Our charitable contributions extend to hundreds of organizations including churches, schools and research centers all aimed at improving the lives of those less fortunate.

The HALPAC Board encourages all HALPAC members to designate a charity and help us stretch your donation by matching your contribution to the 501 (c)(3) charity of your choice. We truly appreciate the generosity of our members and thank you for your donation to HALPAC and look forward to continuing to grow and give back.

HALLIBU RTON

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Membership in HALPAC is purely voluntary, and it is your exclusive right to decide whether to become a member and how much to contribute. You may decline to participate without any concern of reprisal, and your participation will not gain you any advantage within the Company