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2016 Contributions eBay Inc. Committee for Responsible Internet Commerce The eBay Political Action Committee Contributions: January 1 – December 31, 2016 Candidate Committee Party State Amount Date Blumenthal, Richard Blumenthal for Connecticut D CT $2,000 1.25.2016 McConnell for Majority Leader McConnell, Mitch Committee R KY $2,000 2.2.2016 McConnell, Mitch McConnell Senate Committee R KY $2,000 2.4.2016 Wyden, Ron HOOPS PAC D OR $5,000 2.3.2016 Bennet, Michael Bennet for Colorado D CO $2,000 2.3.2016 Goodlatte, Bob Goodlatte for Congress R VA $2,000 2.3.2016 Issa, Darrell Issa for Congress R CA $2,000 2.3.2016 Eshoo, Anna Anna Eshoo for Congress D CA $5,000 2.24.2016 Mullin, Markwayne Mullin for Congress R OK $1,000 2.24.2016 Love, Mia Friends of Mia Love R UT $500 2.24.2016 National Senatorial Campaign NRSC Committee R - $10,000 2.24.2016 Democratic Senatorial Campaign DSCC Committee D - $5,000 3.21.2016 Butterfield, G.K. Butterfield for Congress D NC $1,000 3.21.2016 Pelosi, Nancy Pelosi for Congress D CA $2,500 3.28.2016 Honda, Mike Mike Honda for Congress D CA $1,000 3.28.2016 New Dems New Democrat Coalition D - $2,500 3.28.2016 Delaney, John Friends of John Delaney D MD $500 3.29.2016 BIPAC BIPAC Political Action Fund R - $1,000 3.29.2016 Gardner, Cory Cory Gardner for Senate R CO $1,500 4.21.2016 Kuster, Annie Kuster for Congress D NH $1,000 4.21.2016 Lofgren, Zoe Lofgren for Congress D CA $1,000 4.21.2016 Burgess, Michael Michael Burgess for Congress R TX $1,000 4.21.2016 Moran, Jerry Moran for Kansas R KS $1,000 4.21.2016 Republican Main Street Partnership RMSP PAC R - $2,500 4.21.2016 Sasse, Ben Ben Sasse for Senate R NE $1,500 5.10.2016 BOLD PAC CHC BOLD PAC D - $2,500 5.12.2016 Clyburn, James Friends of Jim Clyburn D SC $1,500 5.20.2016 Ryan, Paul Team Ryan R WI $5,000 5.24.2016 Blackburn, Marsha Marsha Blackburn for Congress R TN $1,000 5.24.2016 Daines, Steve Daines for Montana R MT $1,000 5.31.2016 Peters, Scott Scott Peters for Congress D CA $1,000 6.6.2016 Harris, Kamala Kamala Harris Victory Fund D CA $1,500 6.15.2016 Goodlatte, Bob The Good Fund R VA $3,000 6.25.2016 Tillis, Thom Together Holding Our Majority R NC $1,500 7.6.2016 Rubio, Marco Marco Rubio for Senate 2016 R FL $1,500 7.13.2016 DeSantis, Ron Ron DeSantis for Florida R FL $1,000 7.13.2016 Leahy, Patrick Leahy for U.S. Senator Committee D VT $2,500 8.1.2016 Schumer, Chuck Friends of Schumer D NY $800 8.1.2016 Tester, John Montanans for Tester D MT $2,500 8.1.2016 Schumer, Chuck Impact (Schumer Leadership) D NY $2,000 8.24.2016 New Dems New Democrat Coalition D - $2,500 8.24.2016 Bass, Karen Karen Bass for Congress D CA $1,000 8.25.2016 CAPAC ASPIRE PAC D - $2,500 8.31.2016 Scott, Tim Tim Scott for Senate R SC $1,000 9.1.2016 Toomey, Pat Friends of Pat Toomey R PA $1,500 9.2.2016 Shimkus, John Volunteers for Shimkus R IL $1,000 9.6.2016 Harris, Kamala Kamala Harris for Senate D CA $1,500 9.28.2016 Johnson, Ron Ron Johnson for Senate R WI $1,500 9.30.2016 Issa, Darrell Issa for Congress R CA $1,000 10.13.2016 Kuster, Annie Kuster for Congress D NH $1,500 10.20.2016 Scalise, Steve Scalise Leadership Fund R LA $2,500 12.5.2016 Yoder, Kevin Yoder for Congress R KS $1,000 12.5.2016 Contributions current as of January 1, 2017. Contributions will be disclosed in January and July of each calendar year. Questions? Please contact our team at [email protected]. .
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