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2019​ Political Contributions 2019 Political Contributions by Occidental Petroleum Corporation and its Subsidiaries 2019 Occidental Oil and Gas Political Contributions DATE CANDIDATE/COMMITTEE PARTY STATE OFFICE/DISTRICT # AMOUNT 10/7/19 Gregory Baca R NM Senate, District 29 $3,000.00 10/7/19 Craig Brandt R NM Senate, District 40 $2,000.00 10/7/19 Cathrynn Brown R NM House, District 55 $3,000.00 10/7/19 Joseph Cervantes D NM Senate, District 31 $4,000.00 10/7/19 Rebecca Dow R NM House, District 38 $3,000.00 10/7/19 Brian Egolf D NM House, District 47 $3,000.00 10/7/19 Gregg Fulfer R NM Senate, District 41 $3,000.00 10/7/19 David Gallegos R NM House, District 61 $3,000.00 10/7/19 Doreen Gallegos D NM House, District 52 $3,000.00 10/7/19 Stuart Ingle R NM Senate, District 27 $3,000.00 10/7/19 Daniel Ivey-Soto D NM Senate, District 15 $1,500.00 10/7/19 Gay Kernan R NM Senate, District 42 $3,000.00 10/7/19 Raymundo Lara D NM House, District 34 $2,000.00 10/7/19 Patricia Lundstrom D NM House, District 9 $3,000.00 10/7/19 Willie Madrid D NM House, District 53 $3,000.00 10/7/19 Antonio Maestas D NM House, District 16 $2,000.00 10/7/19 Javier Martinez D NM House, District 11 $3,000.00 10/7/19 Mark Moores R NM Senate, District 21 $2,000.00 10/7/19 Rodney Montoya R NM House, District 1 $3,000.00 10/7/19 George Munoz D NM Senate, District 4 $1,500.00 10/7/19 Michael Padilla D NM Senate, District 14 $500.00 10/7/19 Gabriel Ramos D NM Senate, District 28 $4,000.00 10/7/19 Patricio Ruiloba D NM House, District 12 $3,000.00 10/7/19 Clemente Sanchez D NM Senate, District 30 $4,000.00 10/7/19 John Sapien D NM Senate, District 9 $500.00 10/7/19 Larry Scott R NM House, District 62 $3,000.00 10/7/19 James Strickler R NM House, District 2 $2,000.00 10/7/19 Bill Tallman D NM Senate, District 18 $2,000.00 10/7/19 James Townsend R NM House, District 54 $3,000.00 2019 OxyChem Political Contributions DATE CANDIDATE/COMMITTEE PARTY STATE OFFICE/DISTRICT # AMOUNT 1/15/19 Louis Greenwald D NJ Assembly, District 6 $500.00 2/12/19 Robert Ortt R NY Senate, District 62 $300.00 2/12/19 Robin Schimminger D NY Assembly, District 140 $500.00 2/12/19 Jeff Landry R LA Attorney General $1,000.00 2/12/19 Lance Harris R LA House, District 25 $1,000.00 2/12/19 Cameron Henry R LA House, District 82 $1,000.00 2/12/19 Phillip Devillier R LA House, District 41 $500.00 2/12/19 Stuart Bishop R LA House, District 43 $500.00 2/19/19 Willy Martin Jr. R LA Sheriff, St. James Parish $300.00 3/5/19 Tab Troxler R LA Parish Assessor, St. Charles $250.00 3/5/19 Randal Gaines D LA House, District 57 $500.00 3/5/19 Ed Price D LA Senate, District 2 $1,000.00 3/5/19 Gary Smith, Jr. D LA Senate, District 19 $500.00 3/5/19 Angelo Morinello R NY Assembly, District 145 $250.00 3/7/19 Capitol Region Legislative Delegation N/A LA N/A $1,000.00 3/7/19 Tony Bacala R LA House, District 59 $500.00 3/20/19 Beryl Amedee R LA House, District 51 $250.00 3/20/19 Daniel Benson D NJ Assembly, District 14 $500.00 3/20/19 Ken Brass D LA House, District 58 $250.00 3/20/19 Franklin Foil R LA Senate, District 16 $500.00 3/20/19 Sharon Hewitt R LA Senate, District 1 $1,000.00 3/20/19 Barry Ivey R LA House, District 65 $250.00 3/20/19 Greg Miller R LA House, District 56 $500.00 3/20/19 Ed Price D LA Senate, District 2 $250.00 4/4/19 Eddie Lambert R LA Senate, District 18 $500.00 4/4/19 Greg Champagne R LA Sheriff, St. Charles Parish $500.00 4/4/19 Mack "Bodi" White R LA Senate, District 6 $500.00 4/4/19 Ronnie Johns R LA Senate, District 27 $500.00 4/4/19 Bret Allain R LA Senate, District 21 $500.00 4/4/19 Rick Ward R LA Senate, District 17 $500.00 4/4/19 Bobby Webre R LA Sheriff, Ascension Parish $1,000.00 4/5/19 Georgia Chemistry Council N/A GA N/A $500.00 4/12/19 Lambert Boissiere, III D LA Public Service Commissioner, District 3 $1,000.00 4/22/19 Louisiana Senate Democratic Campaign Committee N/A LA N/A $500.00 4/22/19 Glenn Waguespack D LA Assessor, St. James Parish $160.00 4/22/19 Nancy Pinkin D NJ Assembly, District 18 $500.00 4/26/19 Republican Legislative Delegation Campaign Committee, Inc. N/A N/A N/A $600.00 4/26/19 Louisiana Manufacturers Political Action Committee N/A LA N/A $500.00 5/15/19 Jeff Landry R LA Attorney General $2,500.00 5/15/19 Craig Coughlin D NJ Assembly, District 19 $500.00 5/15/19 Louisiana Manufacturers Political Action Committee N/A LA N/A $1,000.00 6/18/19 John Burzichelli D NJ Assembly, District 3 $500.00 6/18/19 Mike Francis R LA Public Service Commissioner, District 4 $500.00 8/14/19 Eric Skrmetta R LA Public Service Commissioner, District 1 $1,000.00 9/4/19 John Cagnolatti R LA Ascension Parish Council, District 10 $250.00 9/4/19 Peter Dufresne D LA President, St. James Parish $250.00 9/4/19 Julia Fisher-Perrier R LA Council Chairman, St. Charles Parish $500.00 9/4/19 Randal Gaines D LA House, District 57 $500.00 9/20/19 Sherman Mack R LA House, District 95 $500.00 10/3/19 Sharon Hewitt R LA Senate, District 1 $250.00 10/3/19 Polly Thomas R LA House, District 80 $250.00 10/4/19 Laura Kelly D KS Governor $1,000.00 10/4/19 Michael DiResto R LA House, District 70 $250.00 10/4/19 Robert Andrzejczak D NJ Senate, District 1 $500.00 10/4/19 Mary DuBuisson R LA House, District 90 $250.00 10/22/19 Jon M. Bramnick R NJ Assembly, District 21 $500.00 10/24/19 Ryan Beissinger R LA House, District 88 $250.00 11/27/19 Franklin Foil R LA Senate, District 16 $500.00 11/27/19 Angelo Morinello R NY Assembly, District 145 $500.00 12/2/19 Kyle Ardoin R LA Secretary of State $500.00 12/2/19 Patrick Gallivan R NY Senate, District 59 $500.00 12/2/19 Timothy Kennedy D NY Senate, District 63 $500.00 12/3/19 Robert Ortt R NY Senate, District 62 $1,200.00 12/4/19 Brandon Trosclair R LA House, District 88 $500.00 12/4/19 Michael Ranzenhofer R NY Senate, District 61 $500.00 12/5/19 Clint Cointment R LA Ascension Parish President Elect $1,000.00 2019 Occidental Petroleum Corporation Political Contributions DATE CANDIDATE/COMMITTEE PARTY STATE OFFICE/DISTRICT # AMOUNT 7/11/19 American Action Network N/A N/A N/A $250,000.00 9/11/19 Republican Governors Association N/A N/A N/A $100,000.00 10/4/19 Advancing Northern Colorado N/A N/A N/A $10,000.00 10/4/19 Frederick United N/A N/A N/A $1,000.00 10/11/19 Weld Strong N/A N/A N/A $5,000.00 11/7/19 Democratic Governors Association N/A N/A N/A $15,000.00 12/2/19 Congressional Leadership Fund N/A N/A N/A $35,000.00.
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