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1H2016 Political Donations State First Name/Committee Name Last Name Senate House Other Party Amount CA Pat Bates X R $ 1,000 CA Andy Vidak X R $ 1,000 CA Joaquin Arambula X R $ 1,500 CA Cheryl Brown Assembly D $ 1,500 CA Susan Eggman Assembly D $ 1,500 CA Mike Gipson Assembly D $ 1,500 CA Bob Hertzberg X D $ 1,500 CA Jacqui Irwin Assembly D $ 1,500 CA Tom Lackey Assembly R $ 1,500 CA Jim Nielsen X R $ 1,500 CA Kristin Olsen Assembly R $ 1,500 CA Jim Patterson Assembly R $ 1,500 CA Sebastian Ridley Thomas Assembly D $ 1,500 CA Freddie Rodriguez Assembly D $ 1,500 CA Richard Roth X D $ 1,500 CA Marc Steinorth Assembly R $ 1,500 CA Jeff Stone X R $ 1,500 CA Marie Waldron Assembly R $ 1,500 CA Jim Cooper Assembly D $ 2,000 CA Jim Frazier Assembly D $ 2,000 CA Jean Fuller X R $ 2,000 CA Cathleen Galgiani X D $ 2,000 CA Brian Maienschein Assembly R $ 2,000 CA Chad Mayes Assembly R $ 2,000 $ 72,700 CA Kevin Mullin Assembly D $ 2,000 CA Adrin Nazarian Assembly D $ 2,000 CA Janet Nguyen X R $ 2,000 CA Bill Quirk Assembly D $ 2,000 CA Rudy Salas Assembly D $ 2,000 CA Jerry Hill X D $ 2,200 CA Toni Atkins X D $ 2,500 CA Ian Calderon Assembly D $ 2,500 CA Jim Wood Assembly D $ 2,500 CA Californians for Jobs and a Strong Economy Statewide $ 5,000 CA California Republican Party R $ 5,000 CA California Democratic Party D $ 5,000 FL Aaron Bean X R $ 500 FL Jack Latvala X R $ 500 FL Dana Young X R $ 500 FL Jeff Brandes X R $ 500 FL Rich Workman X R $ 500 FL Lizbeth Benacquisto X R $ 500 FL Bobby Powell X D $ 500 FL Lauren Book X D $ 500 FL Miguel Diaz de la Portilla X R $ 500 FL Anitere Flores X R $ 500 FL Clay Ingram X R $ 500 FL Halsey Beshears X R $ 500 FL Loranne Ausley X D $ 500 FL Thomas James Leek X R $ 500 $ 29,500 FL Jason Brodeur X R $ 500 FL Rene Plasencia X R $ 500 FL Janet Cruz Rifkin X D $ 500 FL Shawn Harrison X R $ 500 FL Chris Sprowls X R $ 500 FL Chris Latvala X R $ 500 FL Kathleen Peters X R $ 500 FL Julio Gonzalez X R $ 500 FL Dane Eagle X R $ 500 FL Matt Caldwell X R $ 500 FL Kevin Rader X D $ 500 FL Lori Berman X D $ 500 FL Gayle Harrell X R $ 500 FL Jose Oliva X R $ 500 FL Michael Bileca X R $ 500 FL Jose Felix Diaz X R $ 500 FL Jeanette Nunez X R $ 500 FL Holly Raschein X R $ 500 FL Carlos Trujillo X R $ 1,000 FL Protect Florida Families X S $ 1,000 FL Senate Victory X D $ 2,000 FL House Victory X D $ 2,000 FL House Majority X R $ 2,500 FL Senate Majority X R $ 5,000 GA David Ralston X R $ 500 GA Sharon Cooper X R $ 500 GA Bill Cowsert X R $ 500 $ 2,500 GA Fran Millar X R $ 500 GA Brandon Beach X R $ 500 ID Merrill Beyeler X R $ 250 ID Abby Lee X R $ 250 ID Luke Malek X R $ 250 ID Christy Perry X R $ 250 ID Kelley Packer X R $ 250 $ 1,750 ID Eric Redman X R $ 250 ID Paul Romrell X R $ 250 IN Brian Bosma X R $ 500 IN Elizabeth (Liz) Brown X R $ 500 IN Timothy (Tim) Brown X R $ 500 IN David (Dave) Frizzell X R $ 500 IN Brandt Hershman X R $ 500 $ 8,000 IN Howard (Luke) Kenley X R $ 500 IN Cynthia (Cindy) Kirchhofer X R $ 500 IN David Long X R $ 500 IN Indiana House Democratic Caucus X D $ 500 IN House Republican Campaign Committee X R $ 1,500 IN Senate Majority Campaign Committee N/A X R $ 2,000 ME James Gillway X R $ 250 ME Western Maine Strong PAC Nathan Wadsworth X R $ 250 ME Prosperity for Maine's Future Matt Pouliot X R $ 250 ME Wayne Parry X R $ 300 ME Mark Dion X D $ 325 ME Eric Brakey X R $ 375 ME Andre Cushing X R $ 375 ME Barry Hobbins X D $ 375 ME Mike Thibodeau X R $ 375 ME Amy Volk X R $ 375 ME Senate Democratic Campaign Committee Justin Alfond X D $ 500 ME Maine Republican Party Rick Bennett R $ 500 ME Gideon Leadership PAC Sara Gideon X D $ 500 $ 21,500 ME Langley Leadership PAC Brian Langley X R $ 500 ME Libby Leadership PAC Nate Libby X D $ 500 ME Women's Leadership Fund Deb Sanderson X R $ 500 ME Diamond PAC Bill Diamond X D $ 750 ME Charting Maine's Future Garrett Mason X R $ 1,000 ME House Democratic Campaign Committee Mark Eves X D $ 1,000 ME Senate Republican Presidents Fund Mike Thibodeau X R $ 1,500 ME Leadership for Maine's Future Ken Fredette X R $ 1,500 ME House Republican Majority Fund PAC Ken Fredette X R $ 2,000 ME Maine Senate Republican Majority Mike Thibodeau X R $ 2,500 ME Respect Maine PAC Andre Cushing X R $ 5,000 MS Gary Chism X R $ 500 MS Chris Brown X R $ 1,000 MS Phil Bryant Gov R $ 1,000 MS Terry Burton X R $ 1,000 MS Buck Clarke X R $ 1,000 MS Philip Gunn X R $ 1,000 MS Angela Hill X R $ 1,000 $ 12,500 MS Briggs Hopson X R $ 1,000 MS Dean Kirby X R $ 1,000 MS Sam Mims X R $ 1,000 MS Tate Reeves Lt. Gov R $ 1,000 MS Greg Snowden X R $ 1,000 MS Brice Wiggins X R $ 1,000 NH Leon Rideout X R $ 300 NH Regina Birdsell X R $ 500 NH Lou D'Allesandro X D $ 500 $ 10,300 NH Andrew Hosmer X D $ 500 NH Andy Sanborn X R $ 500 NH David Watters X D $ 500 NH NH Senate Democratic Caucus Jeff Woodburn X D $ 500 NH NH Democratic Party Jeff Woodburn D $ 500 NH Jeb Bradley X R $ 1,000 NH Ted Gatsas Gov R $ 1,000 NH Shawn Jasper X R $ 1,000 NH Chuck Morse X R $ 1,000 NH Committee to Elect House Republicans Dick Hinch X R $ 1,000 NH Senate Republican Majority PAC Chuck Morse X R $ 1,500 NJ Dawn Addiego X R $ 500 NJ Diane Allen X R $ 500 NJ John Burzichelli X D $ 500 NJ Herb Conaway X D $ 500 NJ Tim Eustace X D $ 500 NJ Louis Greenwald X D $ 500 NJ Fred Madden X D $ 500 NJ Nancy Munoz X D $ 500 NJ Ronald Rice X D $ 500 $ 19,500 NJ Paul Sarlo X D $ 500 NJ Gary Schaer X D $ 500 NJ Holly Schepisi X R $ 500 NJ Bob Singer X R $ 500 NJ Troy Singleton X D $ 500 NJ Shavonda Sumter X D $ 500 NJ Adam Taliaferro X D $ 500 NJ Joseph Vitale X D $ 500 NJ Loretta Weinberg X D $ 500 NJ Daniel Benson X D $ 1,000 NJ Jon Bramnick X R $ 1,000 NJ Tom Kean X R $ 1,000 NJ Vincent Prieto X D $ 1,000 NJ Assembly Republican Victory X $ 1,000 NJ Senate Republican Majority X R $ 1,000 NJ Democratic Assembly Campaign Committee X D $ 1,500 NJ Republican State Committee Chris Christie Gov R $ 1,500 NJ Senate Democratic Majority D $ 1,500 NY John DeFrancisco X R $ 1,000 NY Kemp Hannon X R $ 1,000 NY Carl Heastie X D $ 1,000 NY Joseph Morelle X D $ 1,000 NY Robert Rodriguez X D $ 1,000 Republican Assembly Campaign Committee - NY Olivia Miller X R $ 5,000 Housekeeping $ 50,000 Democratic Senate Campaign Committee - NY Evan Rantzakalis X D $ 10,000 Housekeeping Democratic Assembly Campaign Committee - NY Chip Halpin X D $ 10,000 Housekeeping Senate Republican Campaign Committee - NY Judy Crane X R $ 20,000 Housekeeping OR Jeff Barker X D $ 500 OR Knute Buehler X R $ 500 OR Brian Clem X D $ 500 OR Lew Frederick X D $ 500 OR Sara Gelser X D $ 500 OR Cedric Hayden X R $ 500 OR Betsy Johnson X D $ 500 OR Bill Kennemer X R $ 500 OR Alissa Keny-Guyer X D $ 500 OR Tim Knopp X R $ 500 OR John Lively X D $ 500 OR Sheri Malstrom X D $ 500 OR Nancy Nathanson X D $ 500 OR Julie Parrish X R $ 500 OR Arnie Roblan X D $ 500 OR Jim Thompson X D $ 500 $ 25,000 OR Gene Whisnant X R $ 500 OR Alan Bates X D $ 1,000 OR Ginny Burdick X D $ 1,000 OR Peter Courtney X D $ 1,000 OR Ted Ferrioli X R $ 1,000 OR Tina Kotek X D $ 1,000 OR Jeff Kruse X R $ 1,000 OR Mike McLane X R $ 1,000 OR Laurie Monnes-Anderson X D $ 1,000 OR Rob Nosse X D $ 1,000 OR Jennifer Williamson X D $ 1,000 OR Jackie Winters X R $ 1,000 OR Promote Oregon Leadership PAC R $ 1,000 OR The Leadership Fund R $ 1,000 OR Senate Democratic Leadership Fund D $ 1,000 OR FuturePAC D $ 1,000 OR Kate Brown Gov D $ 1,500 UT Robert Spendlove X R $ 250 UT Peter Knudson X R $ 300 UT Stuart Adams X R $ 400 UT Gene Davis X D $ 400 UT Jim Dunnigan X R $ 400 UT Francis Gibson X $ 400 $ 5,000 UT Ralph Okerlund X R $ 400 UT Paul Ray X R $ 400 UT Evan Vickers X R $ 400 UT Brad Wilson X R $ 400 UT Wayne Neiderhauser X R $ 500 UT Greg Hughes X R $ 750 VA George Barker X D $ 250 VA Kathy Byron X R $ 250 VA Roslyn Dance X D $ 250 VA William DeSteph X R $ 250 VA Siobhan Dunnavant X R $ 250 VA Eileen Filler-Corn X D $ 250 VA Keith Hodges X R $ 250 VA S.
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