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(Or Opposed) Disbursements 30 BOWL / T.M Entity Committees Supported (or Opposed) Disbursements 30 BOWL / T.M. SYNOVEC LLC NEBRASKANS FOR TYSON LARSON 600 7128 & PACIFIC INC. DBA CLANCY'S PUB COMMITTEE TO ELECT CHRIS RODGERS 445.03 FRIENDS FOR MARC KRAFT 450.39 MIKE BOYLE FOR COUNTY BOARD 557.4 ACCERLERATED TECHNOLOGIES DBA STEBBING ENGINEERING ANDY STEBBING FOR MAYOR 250 ACLU OF NEBRASKA NEBRASKANS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY 9,692.00 ADAMS INDUSTRIES INC. CITIZENS FOR BUILDING OUR FUTURE 2015 500 ADVANCE AMERICA CASH ADVANCE CENTERS INC. ANNA WISHART FOR LEGISLATURE 500 BOB KRIST FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 BOLZ FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 BURKE HARR FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 CITIZENS TO ELECT JIM SMITH 1,000.00 FRIENDS FOR HEATH MELLO 1,000.00 FRIENDS OF LINDSTROM 1,000.00 JERRY JOHNSON FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 JONI CRAIGHEAD FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 KOLOWSKI FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 SCHEER FOR STATE LEGISLATURE (2016) 1,000.00 SEILER FOR UNICAMERIAL 500 ADVANTAGE CAPITAL MGMT. CORP. (LA) FRIENDS FOR HEATH MELLO 1,000.00 WATERMEIER FOR LEGISLATURE 500 ADVENT, LLP BORCHERS FOR LEGISLATURE 500 CITIZENS TO ELECT JIM SMITH 500 FRIENDS OF MIKE HILGERS-LEGISLATURE 500 AETNA, INC. FRIENDS FOR SUE CRAWFORD 500 FRIENDS OF LINDSTROM 500 HILKEMANN FOR LEGISLATURE 500 JEAN STOTHERT FOR OMAHA 2,500.00 KOLTERMAN FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 MATT WILLIAMS FOR LEGISLATURE, INC. 500 MCCOLLISTER FOR LEGISLATURE 500 NEIGHBORS FOR SARA HOWARD 500 PETE RICKETTS FOR GOVERNOR 2,500.00 SCHEER FOR STATE LEGISLATURE (2016) 1,000.00 AFFILIATED FOODS MIDWEST COOPERATIVE NE REPUBLICAN PARTY 1,250.00 PETE RICKETTS FOR GOVERNOR 5,004.60 AFLAC JERRY JOHNSON FOR LEGISLATURE 300 NE DEMOCRATIC PARTY 1,250.00 NE REPUBLICAN PARTY 2,500.00 PETE RICKETTS FOR GOVERNOR 5,000.00 ALLEY CAT DISPOSAL ANDY STEBBING FOR MAYOR 250 ALTRIA CLIENT SERVICES LLC & ITS AFFILIATES BOB KRIST FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 BURKE HARR FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 CITIZENS TO ELECT JIM SMITH 2,000.00 FRIENDS FOR ADAM MORFELD 0 FRIENDS FOR HEATH MELLO 1,000.00 FRIENDS OF LINDSTROM 1,000.00 JERRY JOHNSON FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 JONI CRAIGHEAD FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 MURANTE FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 NEBRASKANS FOR TYSON LARSON 1,000.00 NE REPUBLICAN PARTY 5,000.00 PETE RICKETTS FOR GOVERNOR 3,500.00 SCHEER FOR STATE LEGISLATURE (2016) 1,000.00 SEILER FOR UNICAMERIAL 1,000.00 WATERMEIER FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 AMERICA FIRST REAL ESTATE GROUP LLC CITIZENS FOR BEUTLER 3,000.00 AMERICAN COMMUNICATIONS GROUP, INC. BOB KRIST FOR LEGISLATURE 300 BOLZ FOR LEGISLATURE 386.49 FRIENDS FOR HEATH MELLO 398.68 FRIENDS FOR SUE CRAWFORD 436.49 KOLOWSKI FOR LEGISLATURE 250 NE DEMOCRATIC PARTY 2,250.00 NEIGHBORS FOR SARA HOWARD 343.51 SCHILZ FOR LEGISLATURE 500 AMERICAN LAND TITLE DBA/USE MISSOURI RIVER TITLE FRIENDS OF CHRIS JERRAM 500 AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION NE MEDICAL PAC 4,646.21 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK - GRETNA KIDS COMMITTEE- GRETNA 2015 500 AMERITAS INVESTMENT CORP ABC COMMITTEE (NOT A REGISTERED COMMITTEE) 1,500.00 CITIZENS SUPPORTING EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION 1,000.00 (DISSO AMERITAS LIFE INSURANCE CORP CITIZENS FOR BEUTLER 500 AMFIRST BANK CITIZENS TO PRESERVE MCCOOKS FUTURE 2,979.67 ANDERSON FORD (AFL & MFL LLC) CITIZENS FOR BEUTLER 1,000.00 ANHEUSER-BUSCH COMPANIES BOB KRIST FOR LEGISLATURE 475 BOLZ FOR LEGISLATURE 475 CITIZENS TO ELECT JIM SMITH 475 EBKE FOR LEGISLATURE 250 FRIENDS FOR HEATH MELLO 250 FRIENDS FOR SUE CRAWFORD 250 FRIENDS OF LINDSTROM 475 HANSEN FOR LEGISLATURE - 2014 250 HILKEMANN FOR LEGISLATURE 475 HUGHES FOR LEGISLATURE 250 JERRY JOHNSON FOR LEGISLATURE 250 JONI CRAIGHEAD FOR LEGISLATURE 475 KOLOWSKI FOR LEGISLATURE 250 KOLTERMAN FOR LEGISLATURE 250 MATT WILLIAMS FOR LEGISLATURE, INC. 475 MCCOLLISTER FOR LEGISLATURE 250 MURANTE FOR LEGISLATURE 250 NEBRASKANS FOR TYSON LARSON 1,000.00 PETE RICKETTS FOR GOVERNOR 1,000.00 SCHEER FOR STATE LEGISLATURE (2016) 250 SCHILZ FOR LEGISLATURE 500 SEILER FOR UNICAMERIAL 250 STINNER FOR LEGISLATURE 250 WATERMEIER FOR LEGISLATURE 475 ANR NORTHERN BORDER PIPELINE CO. BOB KRIST FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 BOLZ FOR LEGISLATURE 500 BURKE HARR FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 CITIZENS TO ELECT JIM SMITH 2,250.00 NEBRASKANS FOR TYSON LARSON 1,000.00 NE REPUBLICAN PARTY 500 ROY BAKER FOR LEGISLATURE 500 SCHILZ FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 APPLES' WAY, LLC COMMITTEE TO ELECT ROY CHRISTENSEN 1,000.00 ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND COMPANY NE REPUBLICAN PARTY 5,000.00 PETE RICKETTS FOR GOVERNOR 2,500.00 ARCHRIVAL 4 EVER INC CITIZENS FOR BEUTLER 1,000.00 ASH GROVE CEMENT COMPANY CITIZENS TO ELECT JIM SMITH 2,500.00 ASPEN HEIGHTS 2015, LP CITIZENS FOR BEUTLER 4,000.00 ASSOCIATION OF NEBRASKA ETHANOL PRODUCERS NE DEMOCRATIC PARTY 1,250.00 NE REPUBLICAN PARTY 1,250.00 ATCHLEY FORD, INC. ACTBLUE NEBRASKA 250 AT & T, INC. AL DAVIS FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 ANNA WISHART FOR LEGISLATURE 750 BOB KRIST FOR LEGISLATURE 750 BOLZ FOR LEGISLATURE 750 BORCHERS FOR LEGISLATURE 750 BRIESE FOR LEGISLATURE 750 CITIZENS FOR BEUTLER 750 COMMITTEE TO ELECT TOMMY GARRETT 1,000.00 FOX FOR LEGISLATURE 750 FRIENDS FOR HEATH MELLO 1,000.00 FRIENDS FOR SUE CRAWFORD 750 FRIESEN FOR LEGISLATURE 750 JEAN STOTHERT FOR OMAHA 1,000.00 JERRY JOHNSON FOR LEGISLATURE 750 JIM GORDON FOR LEGISLATURE 750 KOLOWSKI FOR LEGISLATURE 750 LES SPRY FOR LEGISLATURE COMMITTEE 750 LYDIA BRASCH FOR LEGISLATURE 750 MURANTE FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 NEBRASKANS FOR TYSON LARSON 750 NEIGHBORS FOR SARA HOWARD 750 PETE RICKETTS FOR GOVERNOR 1,500.00 SCHEER FOR STATE LEGISLATURE (2016) 750 SEILER FOR UNICAMERIAL 1,000.00 SYNOWIECKI FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 WATERMEIER FOR LEGISLATURE 750 AXFORD SENIOR MARKETING, INC. ZOUL FOR SENATOR 500 AYARS & AYARS, INC. CARL ESKRIDGE FOR CITY COUNCIL 1,000.00 CITIZENS FOR BEUTLER 2,000.00 FRIENDS FOR MITCH PAINE 500 JON CAMP FOR CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE 1,000.00 MEG FOR NORTHEAST LINCOLN 250 BAIRD HOLM, LLP JEAN STOTHERT FOR OMAHA 1,000.00 BAYLOR EVNEN CURTISS GRIMIT & WITT LLP CITIZENS FOR BEUTLER 1,500.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT ROY CHRISTENSEN 500 ROMA AMUNDSON FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER 250 BC LINC CITIZENS FOR BEUTLER 2,000.00 BEATRICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION CITIZENS SUPPORTING EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION 1,000.00 (DISSO BELLEVUE PRIMARY HEALTHCARE PC FRIENDS FOR SUE CRAWFORD 500 BENNINGTON EDUCATION ASSN / PINE CREEK ELEM. ABC COMMITTEE (NOT A REGISTERED COMMITTEE) 500 BETTGER AUTOMOTIVE INC D/B/A HOUSE OF MUFFLERS & B PETE RICKETTS FOR GOVERNOR 500 BLACK HILLS ENERGY CORP NE DEMOCRATIC PARTY 1,250.00 NE REPUBLICAN PARTY 1,250.00 BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD OF NEBRASKA GREATER OMAHA CHAMBER PAC 250 NE DEMOCRATIC PARTY 2,500.00 NE REPUBLICAN PARTY 5,000.00 PETE RICKETTS FOR GOVERNOR 5,000.00 ROB SCHAFER FOR BOARD OF REGENTS 2,500.00 SARPY COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY 899 BLUESTEM ENERGY SOLUTIONS LLC SCHILZ FOR LEGISLATURE 1,500.00 BLUESTEM SERVICES INC. NE FIREARMS OWNERS ASSOCIATION PAF (NFOA-PAF) 1,000.00 PAC BLUESTONE DEVELOPMENT LLC FRIENDS OF CHRIS JERRAM 1,000.00 BLUE WAVE INC. MELTON FOR OMAHA 500 BNSF RAILWAY COMPANY BOLZ FOR LEGISLATURE 500 BURKE HARR FOR LEGISLATURE 500 CITIZENS FOR BEUTLER 1,000.00 CITIZENS TO ELECT JIM SMITH 5,000.00 DOUG PETERSON FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL 1,000.00 FRIENDS FOR HEATH MELLO 1,000.00 FRIENDS FOR SUE CRAWFORD 500 JERRY JOHNSON FOR LEGISLATURE 500 KOLOWSKI FOR LEGISLATURE 500 KRISTENSEN FOR LEGISLATURE 750 NEBRASKANS FOR TYSON LARSON 2,000.00 NE DEMOCRATIC PARTY 1,250.00 NE REPUBLICAN PARTY 1,250.00 PETE RICKETTS FOR GOVERNOR 2,500.00 RIEPE FOR LEGISLATURE 500 ROY BAKER FOR LEGISLATURE 500 BOILERMAKERS LOCAL #83 DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY 1,800.00 NE DEMOCRATIC PARTY 1,500.00 SARPY COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY 300 BOYD JONES CONSTRUCTION CO DOUGLAS COUNTY WEST FALCONS FOR THE FUTURE 500 BOYER YOUNG DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE TO ELECT DIANE BATTIATO 500 BREHM ENTERPRISES, INC. CITIZENS FOR BEUTLER 500 BRESTER CONSTRUCTION INC. CITIZENS FOR BEUTLER 2,000.00 BRONCO'S LAND COMPANY COMMITTEE TO ELECT DIANE BATTIATO 250 FRIENDS OF RICH PAHLS (OMAHA CITY COUNCIL) 300 JIM CAVANAUGH FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER (NR) 700 B & R STORES, INC. PETE RICKETTS FOR GOVERNOR 2,999.89 BRUNER FRANK, LLC PETE RICKETTS FOR GOVERNOR 500 BRUNING LAW GROUP BURKE HARR FOR LEGISLATURE 1,000.00 DOUG PETERSON FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL 2,500.00 FRIENDS OF MIKE HILGERS-LEGISLATURE 500 BUCKS, INC. BEN GRAY FOR CITY COUNCIL 2,000.00 FESTERSEN FOR CITY COUNCIL 1,000.00 BURLINGTON CAPITAL GROUP LLC COMMITTEE TO ELECT DIANE BATTIATO 500 FESTERSEN FOR CITY COUNCIL 500 FRIENDS FOR HEATH MELLO 1,250.00 FRIENDS OF RICH PAHLS (OMAHA CITY COUNCIL) 1,000.00 KLEINE FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY ATTORNEY 500 CABELA'S, INC. CITIZENS FOR BUILDING OUR FUTURE 2015 5,000.00 CALABRETTO BUILDING GROUP INC. KIDS COMMITTEE- GRETNA 2015 500 CAPITAL TOWING CITIZENS FOR BEUTLER 1,000.00 JON CAMP FOR CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE 500 CASLING DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING INC D/B/A CQUENCE HEALTH GROUP MELTON FOR OMAHA 2,500.00 CASSLING DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING, INC. D/B/A CASSLING FRIENDS OF MIKE HILGERS-LEGISLATURE 2,500.00 MURANTE FOR LEGISLATURE 2,500.00 CELEBRITY HOMES, INC. COMMITTEE TO GET THE JOB DONE 1,500.00 FRIENDS OF CHRIS JERRAM 500 JEAN STOTHERT FOR OMAHA 1,000.00 CENTENE CORPORATION PETE RICKETTS FOR GOVERNOR 5,000.00 CENTURYLINK CITIZENS TO ELECT JIM SMITH 1,000.00 NE DEMOCRATIC PARTY 1,250.00 NE REPUBLICAN PARTY 1,250.00 PETE RICKETTS FOR GOVERNOR 2,500.00 CERESCOBANK JERRY JOHNSON FOR LEGISLATURE 300 CH2M HILL ENGINEERS, INC. JEAN STOTHERT FOR OMAHA 5,000.00 CHATEAU DEVELOPMENT LLC CITIZENS FOR BEUTLER 500 JON CAMP FOR CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE 500 CHATELAINE RESIDENCES CITIZENS FOR A BETTER LINCOLN 272.85 CHIEF INDUSTRIES, INC.
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