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Pepsico and Affiliated Entities 2018 Corporate Political Contributions Government Affairs PepsiCo and Affiliated Entities 2018 Corporate Political Contributions State Candidates California Dante Acosta Assemblymember R $2,000.00 Eduardo Garcia Assemblymember D $1,000.00 Cecilia Aguiar-Curry Assemblymember D $2,000.00 Mike Gipson Assemblymember D $3,000.00 Bob Archuleta Senator D $3,000.00 Steven Glazer Senator D $3,000.00 Todd Gloria Assemblymember D $1,000.00 Toni Atkins Senator D $10,000.00 Lorena Gonzalez-Fletcher Assemblymember D $3,000.00 Catharine Baker Assemblymember R $3,000.00 Adam Gray Assemblymember D $2,000.00 Pat Bates Senator R $2,000.00 Tim Grayson Assemblymember D $2,000.00 Xavier Becerra Attorney General D $7,000.00 Greg Haskin Assemblymember R $4,400.00 Rob Bonta Assemblymember D $2,000.00 Ed Hernandez Lt. Governor D $4,000.00 Autumn Burke Assemblymember D $2,000.00 Robert Hertzberg Senator D $1,000.00 Ian Calderon Assemblymember D $1,500.00 Ben Hueso Senator D $2,000.00 Jacqui Irwin Assemblymember D $1,000.00 Wendy Carrillo Assemblymember D $2,000.00 Reginald Jones-Sawyer Assemblymember D $1,000.00 Sabrina Cervantes Assemblymember D $1,000.00 Tom Lackey Assemblymember R $3,000.00 David Chiu Assemblymember D $2,000.00 Jose Medina Assemblymember D $3,500.00 Ken Cooley Assemblymember D $1,000.00 Holly Mitchell Senator D $1,000.00 Jim Cooper Assemblymember D $2,000.00 Josh Newman Senator D $3,000.00 Brian Dahle Assemblymember R $3,000.00 Gavin Newsom Governor D $20,000.00 Tom Daly Assemblymember D $3,000.00 Janet Nguyen Senator R $3,000.00 Bill Dodd Senator D $2,000.00 Alex Padilla Secretary of State D $3,600.00 Richard Pan Senator D $1,000.00 Susan Eggman Assemblymember D $2,000.00 Anthony Portantino Senator D $3,000.00 Heath Flora Assemblymember R $2,000.00 Sharon Quirk-Silva Assemblymember D $2,000.00 Vince Fong Assemblymember R $1,000.00 James Ramos Assemblymember D $3,000.00 James Gallagher Assemblymember R $1,000.00 Anthony Rendon Assemblymember D $5,000.00 2 State Candidates California cont., Florida cont., Luz Rivas Assemblymember D $2,500.00 Matt Caldwell Comm of Agri R $13,000.00 Freddie Rodriguez Assemblymember D $2,000.00 Dimitrie Denis County Comm R $500.00 Richard Roth Senator D $2,000.00 Ron DeSantis Governor R $25,000.00 Blanca Rubio Assemblymember D $3,000.00 Manny Diaz Jr. Representative R $1,000.00 Javier Fernandez Representative D $500.00 Susan Rubio Senator D $3,000.00 Juan Fernandez- Rudy Salas Assemblymember D $3,000.00 Alfonso Barquin State House R $500.00 Miguel Santiago Assemblymember D $4,400.00 Denise Grimsley AG Commissioner R $2,000.00 Joe Gruters Representative R $1,000.00 Henry Stern Senator D $2,000.00 Gayle Harrell State House R $1,000.00 Phil Ting Assemblymember D $3,000.00 Dotie Joseph Representative D $250.00 Andy Vidak Senator R $3,000.00 Analeen Martinez Representative R $500.00 Scott Wilk Senator R $2,000.00 Frank Mingo Councilman R $1,000.00 Ashley Moody Attorney General R $15,000.00 Jim Wood Assemblymember D $2,000.00 Bobby Powell Representative D $1,000.00 Betty Yee Controller D $2,000.00 Holly Raschein Representative R $1,000.00 Will Robinson State House R $1,000.00 Ana Maria Rodriguez Representative R $1,000.00 Washington, DC Anthony Rodriguez Representative R $2,000.00 Phil Mendelson Chairman D $1,500.00 Patrick Roff City Councilman D $500.00 Sean Shaw Attorney General D $10,000.00 Bemis Smith City Council NP $500.00 Florida Fortuna Smukler Commissioner NP $250.00 Francis Suarez Mayor R $5,000.00 Vance Aloupis Representative R $1,000.00 Annettee Taddeo Representative D $2,000.00 Bryan Avila Representative R $1,000.00 Baxter Troutman AG Commissioner R $3,000.00 Reginald J Bellamy Manatee County Comm D $1,000.00 Frank White Attorney General R $3,000.00 3 State Candidates Illin ois Illinois Alma Anaya Commissioner D $500.00 John D'Amico Representative D $250.00 Jaime Andrade Jr Representative D $250.00 Tom Dart Sheriff D $1,000.00 Omar Aquino Senator D $250.00 William Davis Representative D $250.00 Luis Arroyo, Jr. Representative D $500.00 Dennis Deer County Commissioner D $750.00 Carrie Austin Alderman D $250.00 Bridget Degnen Candidate D $500.00 Anthony Beale Alderman D $500.00 Anthony DeLuca Representative D $250.00 Richard Boykin Commissioner D $750.00 Tom Demmer Representative R $250.00 Howard Brookins Jr Alderman D $500.00 Pat Dowell Alderman D $1,000.00 William Brady Senator R $1,500.00 Jim Durkin Representative R $1,500.00 Peter Breen Representative R $250.00 Marcus Evans Jr Representative D $250.00 Daniel Burke Representative D $1,000.00 Sara Feigenholtz Representative D $250.00 Kelly Burke Representative D $250.00 Mary Flowers Representative D $1,000.00 Tim Butler Representative R $250.00 John Fritchey County Commissioner D $750.00 John Cabello Representative R $250.00 Bridget Gainer County Commissioner D $500.00 George Cardenas Alderman D $500.00 Jesus Kelly Cassidy Representative D $500.00 "Chuy" Garcia County Commissioner D $250.00 Melissa Conyears-Ervin Treasurer D $250.00 Gregg Goslin County Commissioner R $1,500.00 Jerry Costello II Representative D $250.00 Norine Hammond Representative R $250.00 Fred Crespo Representative D $250.00 Don Harmon Senator D $500.00 John Cullerton Senator D $2,500.00 Sonya Harper Representative D $250.00 Thomas Cullerton Senator D $250.00 Gregory Harris Representative D $250.00 Bill Cunningham Senator D $250.00 Michelle Harris Alderman D $250.00 John Daley County Commissioner D $1,500.00 Napoleon Harris III Senator D $250.00 Michael Hastings Senator D $250.00 4 State Candidates Illinois cont., Michelle Mussman Representative D $250.00 Lisa Hernandez Representative D $500.00 Patrick O'Connor Alderman D $1,000.00 Jay C Hoffman Representative D $250.00 David Olsen Representative R $250.00 Frances Ann Hurley Representative D $250.00 Matt O'Shea Alderman D $1,000.00 Thaddeus Jones Representative D $500.00 Harry Osterman Alderman D $500.00 Steven Landek Senator D $250.00 Phelps Lou Lang Representative D $250.00 Natalie Finnie Representative D $250.00 Margaret Laurino Alderman D $250.00 Marty Quinn Alderman D $500.00 Terry Link Senator D $250.00 Delia Ramirez Representative D $250.00 Raymond Lopez Alderman D $250.00 Kwame Raoul Senator D $10,000.00 Bill Lowry Commissioner D $500.00 Brendan Reilly Alderman D $1,000.00 Michael Madigan Representative D $2,500.00 Robert Rita Representative D $1,500.00 Robert Martwick Representative D $500.00 Chapin Rose Senator R $250.00 Michael McAuliffe Representative R $250.00 Martin Sandoval Senator D $500.00 Tony McCombie Representative R $250.00 Angie Sandoval County Commissioner D $500.00 David McSweeney Representative R $250.00 Roderick T. Sawyer Alderman D $1,000.00 Debra Mell Alderman D $250.00 Timothy Schneider Commissioner R $1,500.00 County Michael Scott Alderman D $250.00 Donna Miller Commissioner D $250.00 Debra Silverstein Alderman D $250.00 County Peter Silvestri County Commissioner R $750.00 Stanley Moore Commissioner D $1,000.00 Justin Slaugher Alderman D $500.00 Joe Moore Alderman D $250.00 Elgie Sims Jr Representative D $250.00 Sean Morrison Commissioner R $1,500.00 Michelle Smith Candidate R $500.00 Thomas Morrison Representative R $250.00 Daniel Solis Alderman D $500.00 John Mulroe Senator D $250.00 Ryan Spain Representative R $250.00 Antonio Munoz Senator D $500.00 André Thapedi Representative D $250.00 5 State Candidates Illinois cont., Oregon Patrick D. Thompson Alderman D $250.00 County Kate Brown Governor D $5,000.00 Jeffrey Tobolski Commissioner D $750.00 Val Hoyle Commn of Labor & Industries D $2,500.00 Jil Tracy Senator R $250.00 Loretta Smith City Council D $1,500.00 Arthur Turner Representative D $250.00 Ted Wheeler Mayor D $5,000.00 Michael Unes Representative R $250.00 Gilbert Villegas Alderman D $500.00 Lawrence Walsh Jr Representative D $250.00 South Carolina Tom Weber Representative R $250.00 Grant Wehrli Representative R $250.00 William Cogswell Representative R $500.00 Emanuel Neal Collins Representative R $500.00 Chris Welch Representative D $250.00 Henry McMaster Governor R $3,500.00 David Welter Representative R $250.00 Keith Wheeler Representative R $250.00 Christine Winger Representative R $250.00 Michael Zalewski Representative D $750.00 Indiana Eric Holcomb Governor R $2,500.00 Nebraska Pete Ricketts Governor R $5,000.00 6 National Groups & Industry Association PACs National Groups Democratic Association of Secretaries of State $10,000.00 Democratic Governors Association Democratic $60,000.00 Legislative Campaign Committee $12,000.00 Democratic Municipal Officials $5,000.00 NCSL Foundation for State Legislatures $1,500.00 Republican Governors Association $100,000.00 Western Governors Association $25,000.00 GO PAC $25,000.00 Industry Association PACs AL BEV PAC $10,000.00 AR BEV PAC $5,000.00 GA BEV PAC $10,000.00 IL BEV PAC $14,733.98 IL Restauranteurs PAC $1,000.00 VA BEV PAC $28,0000.00 7 Democratic-leaning & Republican-leaning Groups Democratic-Leaning Groups California Democratic Party CA $40,000.00 Florida Democratic Party FL $10,000.00 Our Colorado Values CO $2,500.00 Texas House Democratic Caucus TX $2,500.00 Texas Legislative Study Group TX $2,000.00 Republican-Leaning Groups California Republican Party CA $20,000.00 Values First Colorado CO $2,500.00 Conservative Principles for Florida PC FL $25,000.00 Conservatives for a Better Florida FL $2,500.00 Florida Conservatives United FL $7,500.00 Innovate Florida PC FL $25,000.00 United Conservatives FL $2,000.00 Texas Republican Legislative Caucus TX $2,500.00 Committee to Elect a Republican Senate WI $3,000.00 Republican Assembly Campaign Committee WI $3,000.00 GO West Virginia WV $10,000.00 8 Other Groups Other Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus IL $1,000.00 Citizens for a More Affordable Cook County IL $22,200.00 JobsPAC (California Chamber of Commerce) CA $20,000.00 9 .
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