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2019 Political Contributions (January 1 – June 30) 2019 Political Contributions (January 1 – June 30) Amgen is committed to serving patients by transforming the promise of science and biotechnology into therapies that have the power to restore health or even save lives. Amgen recognizes the importance of sound public policy in achieving this goal, and, accordingly, participates in the political process and supports those candidates, committees, and other organizations who work to advance healthcare innovation and improve patient access. Amgen participates in the political process by making direct corporate contributions as well as contributions through its employee- funded Political Action Committee (“Amgen PAC”). In some states, corporate contributions to candidates for state or local elected offices are permissible, while in other states and at the federal level, political contributions are only made through the Amgen PAC. Under certain circumstances, Amgen may lawfully contribute to other political committees and political organizations, including political party committees, industry PACs, leadership PACs, and Section 527 organizations. Amgen also participates in ballot initiatives and referenda at the state and local level. Amgen is committed to complying with all applicable laws, rules, and regulations that govern such contributions. The list below contains information about political contributions for the first half of 2019 by Amgen and the Amgen PAC. It includes contributions to candidate committees, political party committees, industry PACs, leadership PACs, Section 527 organizations, and state and local ballot initiatives and referenda. These contributions are categorized by state, political party (if applicable), political office (where applicable), recipient, contributor (Amgen Inc. or Amgen PAC) and amount. Office Candidate Corp. PAC Party Committee/PAC Name Candidate Name State Office Contribution Contribution U.S. Lisa Murkowski For US AK R Murkowski, Lisa $1,000.00 SENATE Senate U.S. AL D Terri Sewell For Congress Sewell, Terri $1,000.00 HOUSE U.S. AR R Cotton For Senate Cotton, Tom $9,000.00 SENATE U.S. AR R Perdue Victory Inc Perdue, David $1,000.00 SENATE U.S. AZ D Gallego For Arizona Gallego, Ruben $1,000.00 HOUSE U.S. AZ R McSally For Senate Inc McSally, Martha $2,000.00 SENATE U.S. AZ D Sinema For Arizona Sinema, Krysten $3,500.00 SENATE AZ R Arizona Republican Party $500.00 U.S. CA D Barragan For Congress Barragan, Nanette $1,000.00 HOUSE U.S. CA D Bera For Congress Bera, Ami $1,000.00 HOUSE U.S. CA D Julia Brownley For Congress Brownley, Julia $2,500.00 HOUSE U.S. CA D Salud Carbajal For Congress Carbajal, Salud $1,000.00 HOUSE Victory by Investing Building U.S. CA D and Empowering (VIBE) Cardenas, Tony (FED LPAC) $2,500.00 HOUSE PAC U.S. CA D Lou Correa for Congress Correa, Lou $2,000.00 HOUSE U.S. CA D Anna Eshoo For Congress Eshoo, Anna $5,000.00 HOUSE U.S. CA D Jimmy Gomez For Congress Gomez, Jimmy $3,500.00 HOUSE U.S. CA D Lofgren For Congress Lofgren, Zoe $1,000.00 HOUSE U.S. CA D Matsui For Congress Matsui, Doris $1,000.00 HOUSE U.S. Devin Nunes Campaign CA R Nunes, Devin $5,000.00 HOUSE Committee U.S. CA R New PAC Nunes, Devin (FED LPAC) $5,000.00 HOUSE U.S. CA D PAC to the Future Pelosi, Nancy (FED LPAC) $5,000.00 HOUSE U.S. CA D Jackie Speier For Congress Speier, Jackie $1,000.00 HOUSE U.S. CA D Swalwell For Congress Swalwell, Eric $3,000.00 HOUSE U.S. CA D Norma Torres For Congress Torres, Norma $1,000.00 HOUSE STATE Lena Gonzalez for Senate CA D Gonzalez, Lena $1,000.00 SENATE 2019 STATE CA D John Laird for Senate 2020 Laird, John $1,000.00 SENATE STATE Tasha Boerner Horvath for CA D Boerner Horvath, Tasha $1,500.00 HOUSE Assembly 2020 STATE Wendy Carrillo for Assembly CA D Carrillo, Wendy $1,500.00 HOUSE 2020 STATE Jim Cooper for Assembly CA D Cooper, Jim $1,500.00 HOUSE 2020 STATE Vince Fong for Assembly CA R Fong, Vince $1,500.00 HOUSE 2020 STATE Jim Frazier for Assembly CA D Frazier, Jim $1,500.00 HOUSE 2020 STATE CA R Lackey for Assembly 2020 Lackey, Tom $1,500.00 HOUSE STATE Kevin Mullin for Assembly CA D Mullin, Kevin $1,500.00 HOUSE 2020 STATE Jay Obernolte for Assembly CA R Obernolte, Jay $1,500.00 HOUSE 2020 STATE Blanca Rubio for Assembly CA D Rubio, Blanca $1,500.00 HOUSE 2020 STATE CA D Susan Rubio for Senate 2022 Rubio, Susan $1,500.00 SENATE STATE Rudy Salas for Assembly CA D Salas, Rudy $1,500.00 HOUSE 2020 STATE Colonel (ret.) Tom Umberg CA D Umberg, Thomas $1,500.00 SENATE for Senate 2022 STATE Chris Ward for Assembly CA D Ward, Chris $1,500.00 HOUSE 2020 STATE CA R Wilk for Senate 2020 Wilk, Scott $1,500.00 SENATE STATE Heath Flora for Assembly CA R Flora, Heath $2,000.00 HOUSE 2020 STATE CA D Irwin for Assembly 2020 Irwin, Jacqui $2,000.00 HOUSE STATE Maienschein for Assembly CA D Maienschein, Brian $2,000.00 HOUSE 2020 STATE Chad Mayes for Assembly CA R Mayes, Chad $2,000.00 HOUSE 2020 STATE CA D Nazarian for Assembly 2020 Nazarian, Adrin $2,000.00 HOUSE STATE CA D Bill Dodd for Senate 2020 Dodd, Bill $2,500.00 SENATE U.S. CA R McCarthy Victory Fund McCarthy, Kevin & NRCC $30,000.00 HOUSE Baker-Polito 2019 Inaugural CA R Governor $2,500.00 Committee CA R California Republican Party $2,500.00 LGBT Caucus Leadership CA $7,300.00 Fund LGBT Caucus Leadership CA Fund (Non-Candidate $7,700.00 Support) U.S. CO R Cory Gardner For Senate Gardner, Cory $10,000.00 SENATE U.S. CO R Votetipton.com Tipton, Scott $1,500.00 HOUSE U.S. CT D SYNERGY PAC Larson, John (FED LPAC) $5,000.00 HOUSE U.S. DC D CHC BOLD PAC $5,000.00 HOUSE U.S. Congressional Black Caucus DC D $5,000.00 HOUSE PAC DC Kidney Care Partners PAC $5,000.00 Republican Governors DC R Governor $10,000.00 Association Attorney Democratic Attorneys DC D $25,000.00 General General Association Attorney Republican Attorneys DC R $25,000.00 General General Association STATE Republican Legislative DC R $25,000.00 HOUSE Campaign Committee U.S. Democratic Congressional DC D $15,000.00 HOUSE Campaign Committee U.S. Democratic Senatorial DC D $15,000.00 SENATE Campaign Committee U.S. DC D Elect Democratic Women $5,000.00 HOUSE U.S. DC D Future Forum PAC $5,000.00 HOUSE U.S. National Republican DC R $15,000.00 SENATE Senatorial Committee U.S. Republican Mainstreet DC D $5,000.00 HOUSE Partnership PAC Democratic Governors DC D Governor $5,000.00 Association U.S. DE D Carper For Senate Carper, Thomas $2,500.00 SENATE U.S. DE D First State PAC Carper, Thomas (FED LPAC) $5,000.00 SENATE U.S. DE D Blue Hen Federal PAC Coons, Chris (FED LPAC) $5,000.00 SENATE U.S. DE D Chris Coons For Delaware Coons, Chris $7,500.00 SENATE U.S. FL R Vern Buchanan For Congress Buchanan, Vern $5,000.00 HOUSE U.S. Mario Diaz-Balart For FL R Diaz-Balart, Mario $1,000.00 HOUSE Congress U.S. Stephanie Murphy For FL D Murphy, Stephanie $3,000.00 HOUSE Congress U.S. FL D Darren Soto For Congress Soto, Darren $1,000.00 HOUSE MAYOR - FL D Jane Castor For Mayor Castor, Jane $500.00 TAMPA STATE FL R Jackie Toledo Campaign Toledo, Jackie $1,000.00 HOUSE U.S. GA R Buddy Carter For Congress Carter, Buddy $5,000.00 HOUSE U.S. GA R Georgians For Isakson Isakson, Johnny $1,000.00 SENATE U.S. GA R Perdue For Senate Perdue, David $2,500.00 SENATE U.S. IA R Joni For Iowa Ernst, Joni $2,500.00 SENATE U.S. IA R Grassley Committee Inc Grassley, Charles $1,000.00 SENATE U.S. IA R Hawkeye PAC Grassley, Charles (FED LPAC) $5,000.00 SENATE Republican Party of Iowa - IA R $1,000.00 Federal Account U.S. ID R Crapo Victory Committee Crapo, Mike $5,000.00 SENATE U.S. Davis For Congress/Friends IL D Davis, Danny $1,000.00 HOUSE Of Davis U.S. IL D Tammy For Illinois Duckworth, Tammy $1,500.00 SENATE U.S. IL D Robin Kelly For Congress Kelly, Robin $2,500.00 HOUSE U.S. IL R Abraham Lincoln PAC LaHood, Darin (FED LPAC) $2,500.00 HOUSE U.S. IL R LaHood For Congress LaHood, Darin $5,000.00 HOUSE U.S. IL D Schneider For Congress Schneider, Bradley $1,000.00 HOUSE STATE Cindy for State House IN R Kirchhofer, Cindy $500.00 HOUSE Committee U.S. IN R Walorski For Congress Inc Walorski, Jackie $2,000.00 HOUSE U.S. Oorah! Political Action IN D Young, Todd (FED LPAC) $1,500.00 HOUSE Committee STATE House Republican Campaign IN R $3,500.00 $1,000.00 HOUSE Committee U.S. KS R Free State PAC Moran, Jerry (FED LPAC) $5,000.00 SENATE U.S. Preserving America's KS R Roberts, Pat (FED LPAC) $1,000.00 SENATE Traditions (PATPAC) U.S. KY R Andy Barr For Congress, Inc. Barr, Garland $3,000.00 HOUSE U.S. KY R Thomas Massie For Congress Massie, Thomas $1,500.00 HOUSE U.S. McConnell, Mitch (FED KY R Bluegrass Committee $5,000.00 SENATE LPAC) U.S.
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