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Campaign/Payee Name Candidate Amount Payor Office Alabama Terri Sewell for Congress Rep. Terri Andrea Sewell (D) $ 1,500.00 J&J PAC United States House of Representatives Friends of Mike Hubbard Rep. Mike Hubbard (R) $ 500.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Jim McClendon Campaign Sen. Jim McClendon (R) $ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Stutts for Senate Sen. Larry Stutts (R) $ 500.00 Johnson & Johnson State Senate Arizona Arizona Democratic Party $ 2,500.00 J&J PAC State Party Committee Senate Victory PAC $ 5,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee House Victory PAC $ 5,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Arkansas Boozman for Arkansas Sen. John Nichols Boozman (R) $ 2,000.00 J&J PAC United States Senate Greg Leding Campaign Rep. Greg Leding (D) $ 500.00 J&J PAC State House/Assembly Republican Party of Arkansas Republican Party of Arkansas $ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson State Party Committee California Anna Eshoo for Congress Rep. Anna G. Eshoo (D) $ 1,000.00 J&J PAC United States House of Representatives Barbara Lee for Congress Rep. Barbara Jean Lee (D) $ 3,000.00 J&J PAC United States House of Representatives Committee To Re‐Elect Linda Sanchez Rep. Linda T. Sanchez (D) $ 1,000.00 J&J PAC United States House of Representatives Devin Nunes Campaign Committee Rep. Devin G. Nunes (R) $ 2,000.00 J&J PAC United States House of Representatives Kevin McCarthy for Congress Rep. Kevin Owen McCarthy (R) $ 10,000.00 J&J PAC United States House of Representatives Leadership for Today and Tomorrow Rep. Xavier Becerra (D) $ 5,000.00 J&J PAC Other Committee Lofgren for Congress Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D) $ 5,000.00 J&J PAC United States House of Representatives Matsui for Congress Rep. Doris O. Matsui (D) $ 3,000.00 J&J PAC United States House of Representatives Mike Honda for Congress Rep. Michael M. Honda (D) $ 5,000.00 J&J PAC United States House of Representatives Mike Thompson for Congress Rep. Michael C. Thompson (D) $ 5,000.00 J&J PAC United States House of Representatives Pete Aguilar for Congress Rep. Peter Ray Aguilar (D) $ 1,500.00 J&J PAC United States House of Representatives Scott Peters for Congress Rep. Scott H. Peters (D) $ 2,000.00 J&J PAC United States House of Representatives Valadao for Congress Rep. David G. Valadao (R) $ 1,000.00 J&J PAC United States House of Representatives Walters for Congress Rep. Mimi K. Walters (R) $ 1,000.00 J&J PAC United States House of Representatives Democrats Reshaping America (DREAMPAC) Rep. Linda T. Sanchez (D) $ 2,500.00 J&J PAC Political Action Committee Majority Committee PAC‐‐Mc PAC Rep. Kevin Owen McCarthy (R) $ 5,000.00 J&J PAC Political Action Committee Adam Gray for Assembly 2016 Assm. Adam Gray (D) $ 2,500.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Autumn Burke for Assembly 2016 Assm. Autumn Burke (D) $ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Bill Dodd for State Senate 2016 Assm. Bill Dodd (D) $ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Brian Maienschein for Assembly Assm. Brian Maienschein (R) $ 2,000.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Cheryl R. Brown for Assembly Assm. Cheryl R. Brown (D) $ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Chris Holden for Assembly Assm. Chris Holden (D) $ 2,000.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Dr. Shirley Weber for Assembly 2016 Assm. Shirley N. Weber (D) $ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Eggman for Assembly 2016 Assm. Susan Talamantes Eggman (D) $ 4,200.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Gipson for Assembly 2016 Assm. Mike A. Gipson (D) $ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Jim Wood for State Assembly 2016 Assm. Jim Wood (D) $ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Joaquin Arambula for Assembly 2016 Juan Arambula (I) $ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Jones‐Sawyer for Assembly 2016 Assm. Reginald B. Jones‐Sawyer (D) $ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Kevin Mullin for Assembly Assm. Kevin Mullin (D) $ 4,200.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Ling Ling Chang for Senate 2016 Assm. Ling‐Ling Chang (R) $ 2,200.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Maienschein for Assembly 2016 Assm. Brian Maienschein (R) $ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Matt Dababneh Campaign Committee Assm. Matthew Dababneh (D) $ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Olsen for Senate of CA Assm. Kristin Olsen (R) $ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Quirk for Assembly Assm. Bill Quirk (D) $ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Rudy Salas for Assembly 2016 Assm. Rudy Salas (D) $ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Susan Bonilla for Senate 2015 Assm. Susan Bonilla (D) $ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Wagner for Senate 2015 Assm. Donald P. Wagner (R) $ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Updated October 2017 Campaign/Payee Name Candidate Amount Payor Office Waldron for Assembly 2016 Assm. Marie Waldron (R) $ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Young Kim for Assembly 2016 Assm. Young Kim (R) $ 2,000.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Anderson for Assembly 2018 Sen. Joel Anderson (R) $ 2,000.00 Johnson & Johnson State Senate Andy Vidak for Senate 2018 Sen. Andy Andrew Vidak (R) $ 2,000.00 Johnson & Johnson State Senate Connie Leyva for Senate 2018 Sen. Connie M. Leyva (D) $ 1,300.00 Johnson & Johnson State Senate Dr. Richard Pan for Senate 2018 Sen. Richard Pan (D) $ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson State Senate Janet Nguyen State Senate 2018 Sen. Janet Nguyen (R) $ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson State Senate Jerry Hill for Senate 2016 Sen. Jerry Hill (D) $ 2,200.00 Johnson & Johnson State Senate Major General Richard D. Roth Sen. Richard Roth (D) $ 1,300.00 Johnson & Johnson State Senate Pat Bates for Senate 2018 Sen. Patricia C. Bates (R) $ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson State Senate Re‐Elect Senator Wieckowski Sen. Bob Wieckowski (D) $ 3,000.00 Johnson & Johnson State Senate Ricardo Lara for Senate 2016 Sen. Ricardo Lara (D) $ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson State Senate Robert Hertzberg for Senate 2018 Sen. Bob M. Hertzberg (D) $ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson State Senate Senator Cathleen Galgiani of CA Sen. Cathleen Galgiani (D) $ 2,000.00 Johnson & Johnson State Senate Senator Steve Glazer of CA Sen. Steven M. Glazer (D) $ 2,000.00 Johnson & Johnson State Senate CA Democratic Party $ 15,000.00 Johnson & Johnson State Party Committee Californians for Jobs and a Strong Economy $ 15,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Other Committee PhRMA Opposition to Ballot Initiative $ 5,860,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Other Committee Colorado Bennet for Colorado Sen. Michael F. Bennet (D) $ 3,000.00 J&J PAC United States Senate Diana DeGette for Congress Rep. Diana L. DeGette (D) $ 4,500.00 J&J PAC United States House of Representatives Common Sense Colorado Sen. Michael F. Bennet (D) $ 5,000.00 J&J PAC Political Action Committee Colorado BioScience PAC $ 575.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Colorado Citizens Alliance $ 7,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Other Committee Senate Majority Fund $ 3,750.00 Johnson & Johnson Other Committee Connecticut Larson for Congress Rep. John Barry Larson (D) $ 1,500.00 J&J PAC United States House of Representatives Delaware Friends of Pete Schwartzkopf Rep. Peter C. Schwartzkopf (D) $ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson State House/Assembly Committee to Elect Patricia Blevins Sen. Patricia M. Blevins (D) $ 500.00 Johnson & Johnson State Senate Florida Bilirakis for Congress Rep. Gus Michael Bilirakis (R) $ 3,500.00 J&J PAC United States House of Representatives Crenshaw for Congress Campaign Rep. Ander M. 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