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2020 POLITICAL DONATIONS made by WEYERHAEUSER POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (WPAC) ALABAMA U.S. House Rep. Mike Rogers $2,000 Rep. Terri Sewell $7,500 ALASKA U.S. Senate Sen. Dan Sullivan $1,000 ARKANSAS U.S. Senate Sen. John Boozman $1,000 U.S. House Rep. Bruce Westerman $5,000 FLORIDA U.S. House Rep. Al Lawson $2,500 GEORGIA U.S. Senate Sen. David Perdue $8,500 U.S. House Rep. Bishop Sanford $3,500 Rep. Buddy Carter $4,000 Rep. Drew Ferguson $2,500 Rep. Jody Hice $2,000 IDAHO U.S. Senate Sen. James Risch $4,000 U.S. House Rep. Russ Fulcher $1,000 Rep. Michael Simpson $1,000 ILLINOIS U.S. House Rep. Cheri Bustos $1,000 LOUISIANA U.S. Senate Sen. Bill Cassidy $1,500 U.S. House Rep. Garret Graves $3,000 Rep. Mike Johnson $5,000 Rep. Steve Scalise $5,000 MAINE U.S. Senate Sen. Susan Collins $2,000 MASSACHUSETTS U.S. House Rep. Richard Neal $1,000 MICHIGAN U.S. Senate Sen. Gary Peters $1,000 U.S. House Rep. John Bergman $4,000 MINNESOTA U.S. Senate Sen. Tina Smith $1,000 MISSISSIPPI U.S. Senate Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith $1,000 U.S. House Rep. Michael Guest $3,000 Rep. Trent Kelly $2,500 Rep. Bennie Thompson $4,000 MONTANA U.S. Senate Sen. Steven Daines $3,000 NEW HAMPSHIRE U.S. House Rep. Ann Kuster $2,500 NEW YORK U.S. House Rep. Brian Higgins $1,000 NORTH CAROLINA U.S. House Rep. G. K. Butterfield $1,000 Rep. Richard Hudson $2,500 Rep. David Rouzer $3,500 OKLAHOMA U.S. House Rep. Frank Lucas $2,500 Rep. Markwayne Mullin $3,500 OREGON U.S. Senate Rep. Jeff Merkley $1,000 Rep. Suzanne Bonamici $2,500 Rep. Peter DeFazio $6,500 Rep. Kurt Schrader $4,500 PENNSYLVANIA U.S. House Rep. Glenn Thompson Jr $1,000 SOUTH CAROLINA U.S. Senate Sen. Tim Scott $1,500 U.S. House Rep. Jim Clyburn $5,000 Rep. Jeff Duncan $1,000 TEXAS U.S. House Rep. Brian Babin $1,000 Rep. Kevin Brady $7,500 Rep. Mike Gallagher $1,000 WASHINGTON U.S. House Rep. Suzan DelBene $7,500 Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler $5,000 Rep. Derek Kilmer $6,000 Rep. Dan Newhouse $1,000 Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers $2,500 Rep. Adam Smith $1,000 Rep. Marilyn Strickland $2,000 WEST VIRGINIA U.S. Senate Sen. Shelley Moore Capito $4,500 U.S. House Rep. Carol Miller $1,000 OTHER – State, Local, PAC, Committees, Party PAC/COMMITTEES American Wood Council PAC $5,000 Land of Opportunity PAC $5,000 NAFO PAC $5,000 NAREIT PAC $10,000 Win The Future Fund $5,000 STATE – Montana Montana Senate Sen. Bob Brown $100 Sen. Terry Gauthier $100 Sen. Carl Glimm $100 Sen. Jen Gross $100 Sen. Greg Hertz $100 Sen. Steve Hinebauch $100 Sen. Mike Lang $100 Sen. Ryan Lynch $100 Sen. Margaret MacDonald $100 Sen. Theresa Manzella $100 Sen. Edith McClafferty $100 Sen. Ryan Osmundson $100 Sen. Chris Pope $100 Sen. Walt Sales $100 Sen. Daniel Salomon $100 Sen. Jason Small $100 Sen. Mark Sweeney $100 Sen. Jeff Wellborn $100 Montana House Rep. Kim Abbott $100 Rep. Fred Anderson $100 Rep. Dan Bartel $100 Rep. Becky Beard $100 Rep. David Bedey $100 Rep. Seth Berglee $100 Rep. Willis Curdy $100 Rep. Neil Duram $100 Rep. Dave Fern $100 Rep. Ross Fitzgerald $100 Rep. Frank Fleming $100 Rep. John Fuller $100 Rep. Moffie Funk $100 Rep. Wylie E. Galt $100 Rep. Steve Gunderson $100 Rep. Jim Hamilton $100 Rep. Brad Hamlett $100 Rep. Derek Harvey $100 Rep. Mike Hopkins $100 Rep. Josh Kassmier $100 Rep. Jim Keane $100 Rep. Emma Kerr Carpenter $100 Rep. Casey Knudsen $100 Rep. Rhonda Knudsen $100 Rep. Brandon Ler $100 Rep. Marilyn Marler $100 Rep. Bill Mercer $100 Rep. Mark Ray Noland $100 Rep. Jimmy Patelis $100 Rep. Sharon Peregoy $100 Rep. Bob Phalen $100 Rep. Brian Putnam $100 Rep. Amy Regier $100 Rep. Matt Regier $100 Rep. Linda Reksten $100 Rep. Vince Ricci $100 Rep. Tyson Running Wolf $100 Rep. Jerry Schillinger $100 Rep. Lola Sheldon-Galloway $100 Rep. Derek Skees $100 Rep. Katie Sullivan $100 Rep. Brad Tschida $100 Rep. Steve Tyson $500 Rep. Sue Vinton $100 Rep. Marvin Weatherwax Jr $100 Rep. Tom Welch $100 Montana - Other Attorney General Austin Knudsen $360 Gov. Mike Cooney $500 Gov. Greg Gianforte $710 MDCC STATE – North Carolina North Carolina Senate Sen. Deanna Ballard $500 Sen. Philip Berger $2,000 Sen. Danny Britt $500 Sen. Dave Craven $500 Sen. Brent Jackson $1,000 Sen. Todd Johnson $500 Sen. Paul Newton $500 Sen. Tom McInnis $500 Sen. Bill Rabon $500 Sen. Vickie Sawyer $1,500 North Carolina House Rep. Lisa Barnes $500 Rep. Jimmy Dixon $500 Rep. Ed Goodwin $500 Rep. Perrin Jones $500 Rep. Tim Moore $4,00 Rep. Sarah Stevens $500 Rep. Larry Strickland $1,000 Rep. John Szoka $1,000 Rep. Jeff Zenger $500 North Carolina - Other Comm. Steve Troxler $1,000 PARTY DCCC $5,000 New Democrats Coalition $4,500 NRSC $10,000 2020 POLITICAL DONATIONS made by WEYERHAEUSER COMPANY (WY) ALABAMA State Other (Statewide, Judicial, Local, Ballot, PAC) Comm. Twinkle Andress Cavanaugh $1,000 Forest PAC $10,000 ARKANSAS State Other (Statewide, Judicial, Local, Ballot, PAC) Arkansas Forestry Association $1,000 Vote For Roads $5,000 FLORIDA State Other (Statewide, Judicial, Local, Ballot, PAC) Florida Forestry Association $5,000 State Senate Sen. Jim Boyd $1,000 Sen. Ray Rodrigues $1,000 State House Rep. Chuck Clemons $1,000 GEORGIA State Other (Statewide, Judicial, Local, Ballot, PAC) Georgia House Republican Trust $5,000 Gov. Brian Kemp $2,500 FOREST PAC $5,000 Peach State Values $5,000 State Senate Sen. Larry Walker $1,000 State House Rep. Ron Stephens $1,000 LOUISIANA State Other (Statewide, Judicial, Local, Ballot, PAC) Comm. Foster Campbell $2,000 Louisiana Loggers PAC $3,000 MISSISSIPPI State Other (Statewide, Judicial, Local, Ballot, PAC) Comm. Brent Bailey $1,500 For All Mississippi $5,000 Mississippi Forest Sustainability PAC $5,000 OREGON State Other (Statewide, Judicial, Local, Ballot, PAC) Forestry Oversight Improvement PAC $450,000 Oregon Forest Science Standards $450,000 PAC The Leadership Fund $5,000 State Senate Sen. Dick Anderson $1,000 Sen. Lee Beyer $1,000 Sen. Denyc Boles $5,000 Sen. Ginny Burdick $1,000 Sen. Peter Courtney $1,000 Sen. Lynn Findley $1,000 Sen. Fred Girod $10,000 Sen. Bill Hansell $1,000 Sen. Dallas Heard $1,000 Sen. Betsy Johnson $1,000 Sen. Tim Knopp $1,000 Sen. James Manning $500 Sen. Elizabeth Steiner Hayward $1,000 Sen. Kathleen Taylor $1,000 Sen. Chuck Thomsen $500 Sen. Rob Wagner $2,000 Sen. Jolee Wallace $1,000 State House Rep. Daniel Bonham $2,000 Rep. Brian Boquist $1,000 Rep. Shelly Boshart Davis $1,000 Rep. Katie Boshart Glaser $1,000 Rep. Vicki Breese $1,000 Rep. David Brock Smith $1,000 Rep. Jami Cate $500 Rep. Brian Clem $3,000 Rep. Christine Drazan $10,000 Rep. Julie Fahey $2,000 Rep. David Gomberg $500 Rep. Cedric Hayden $500 Rep. Ken Helm $1,000 Rep. Cheri Helt $2,500 Rep. John Lively $2,500 Rep. Raquel Moore-Green $1,000 Rep. Lily Morgan $1,000 Rep. Nancy Nathanson $2,000 Rep. Ron Noble $1,000 Rep. Bill Post $1,000 Rep. Karin Power $1,000 Rep. Dan Rayfield $2,000 Rep. Jeff Reardon $2,500 Rep. Werner Reschke $500 Rep. Greg Smith $1,000 Rep. Barbara Smith Warner $2,000 Rep. Janeen Sollman $500 Rep. Suzanne Weber $1,000 Rep. Anna Williams $1,000 Rep. Brad Witt $3,000 Rep. Boomer Wright $1,000 SOUTH CAROLINA State Other (Statewide, Judicial, Local, Ballot, PAC) South Carolina Forestry PAC $3,500 WASHINGTON State Other (Statewide, Judicial, Local, Ballot, PAC) House Democratic Campaign $1,000 Committee House Republican Organizational $1,000 Committee Gov. Jay Inslee $2,000 Superintendent Chris Reykdal $500 Senate Republic Campaign $1,000 Committee Washington Forest Protection $2,000 Association Washington State Society $6,000 State Senate Sen. Andy Billig $1,000 Sen. John Braun $1,000 Sen. Annette Cleveland $1,000 Sen. Perry Dozier $1,000 Sen. Chris Gildon $1,000 Sen. Curtis King $1,000 Sen. Jim McCune $1,000 Sen. Mark Mullet $2,000 Sen. Steve O'Ban $1,000 Sen. Mike Padden $1,000 Sen. Ann Rivers $1,000 Sen. Christine Rolfes $2,000 Sen. Mark Schoesler $1,000 Sen. Dean Takko $1,000 Sen. Kevin Van De Wege $1,000 Sen. Keith Wagoner $1,000 Sen. Lynda Wilson $1,000 State House Rep. Peter Abbarno $1,000 Rep. Andrew Barkis $500 Rep. Brian Blake $1,000 Rep. Kelly Chambers $500 Rep. Bruce Chandler $500 Rep. Mike Chapman $1,000 Rep. Chris Corry $500 Rep. Lauren Davis $500 Rep. Tom Dent $500 Rep. Jeremie Dufault $500 Rep. Mary Dye $500 Rep. Jake Fey $1,000 Rep. Greg Gilday $1,000 Rep. Keith Goehner $500 Rep. Dan Griffey $500 Rep. Paul Harris $500 Rep. Larry Hoff $500 Rep. Cyndy Jacobsen $500 Rep. Laurie Jinkins $1,000 Rep. Steve Kirby $1,000 Rep. Mark Klicker $1,000 Rep. Vicki Kraft $1,000 Rep. Joel Kretz $1,000 Rep. Mari Leavitt $500 Rep. Debra Lekanoff $500 Rep. Drew Macewen $500 Rep. Jacquelin Maycumber $500 Rep. Gina Mosbrucker $1,000 Rep. Ed Orcutt $500 Rep. Bill Ramos $1,000 Rep. Skyler Rude $500 Rep. Sharon Santos $500 Rep. Joe Schmick $500 Rep. Larry Springer $1,500 Rep. Mike Steele $500 Rep. Drew Stokesbary $1,000 Rep. Monica Stonier $1,500 Rep. Pat Sullivan $2,000 Rep.
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