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2016 POLITICAL CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS LAST NAME FIRST NAME COMMITTEE NAME STATE OFFICE DISTRICT PARTY 2016 TOTAL ($) BIZ PAC AL Non-Partisan 15,000 Free Enterprise PAC AL Non-Partisan 10,000 Mainstream PAC AL Non-Partisan 15,000 Arizona Republican Party AZ Republican 2,000 Senate Republican Leadership Fund AZ Republican 12,500 Acosta Dante Dante Acosta for Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA038 Republican 2,500 Allen Travis Travis Allen for Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA072 Republican 2,500 Bates Pat Pat Bates for Senate 2018 CA Senator CA036 Republican 1,700 Bigelow Frank Friends of Frank Bigelow for Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA005 Republican 4,200 Bradford Steven Steven Bradford for Senate 2016 CA Senator CA035 Democratic 1,900 Brough William Bill Brough For State Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA073 Republican 5,500 Calderon Ian Ian Calderon For Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA057 Democratic 2,500 Cannella Anthony Cannella for Lt. Governor 2018 CA Lt. Governor Republican 4,200 Chang Ling-Ling Chang for Senate 2016 CA Senator CA029 Republican 7,200 Dahle Brian Brian Dahle for Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA001 Republican 5,500 Daly Tom Tom Daly for Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA069 Democratic 2,500 Fuller Jean Jean Fuller for Assembly 2018 CA Senator CA016 Republican 4,200 Gaines Beth Beth Gaines 2014 Assembly Officeholder Account CA Representative CA006 Republican 2,000 Gallagher James James Gallagher for Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA003 Republican 4,200 Grove Shannon Shannon Grove for Senate 2018 CA Representative CA034 Republican 2,500 Harkey Diane Harkey for Board of Equalization 2014 CA Representative CA073 Republican 1,500 Harper Matthew Re-Elect Assemblyman Matthew Harper-2016 CA Representative CA074 Republican 2,500 Hueso Ben Hueso for Senate 2018 CA Senator CA040 Democratic 4,200 Jones Brian Jones for Senate 2018 CA Representative CA071 Republican 2,500 Jones-Sawyer Reggie Jones-Sawyer for Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA059 Democratic 2,500 Kiley Kevin Kiley for Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA006 Republican 2,500 Kim Young Young Kim For Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA065 Republican 4,400 Lackey Tom Lackey for Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA036 Republican 2,500 Mathis Devon Devon Mathis for Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA026 Republican 2,500 Mayes Chad Chad Mayes for Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA042 Republican 4,200 Medina Jose Medina for Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA061 Democratic 2,500 Melendez Melissa Melissa Melendez for Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA067 Republican 2,500 Mendoza Tony Mendoza for Senate CA Senator CA032 Democratic 2,500 Moorlach John Moorlach for Senate 2016 CA Senator CA037 Republican 3,000 Morrell Mike Mike Morrell for Senate 2016 CA Senator CA023 Republican 3,800 Nguyen Janet Janet Nguyen For Senate 2018 CA Senator CA034 Republican 1,900 Nielsen Jim Taxpayers for Jim Nielsen, Senate 2018 CA Senator CA004 Republican 1,900 Obernolte Jay Jay Obernolte For Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA033 Republican 2,500 Patterson Jim Patterson for Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA023 Republican 4,400 Rodriguez Freddie Rodriguez for Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA052 Democratic 2,500 Sidhu Harry Harry Sidhu for Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA068 Republican 2,500 Steinorth Marc Marc Steinorth For Assembly 2016 CA Representative CA040 Republican 4,200 California Republican Party CA Republican 50,000 Trump for America, Inc. DC 5,000 Bonini Colin Citizens for Colin Bonini DE Senator DE016 Republican 1,000 Dukes Tim Tim Dukes for State Representative DE Representative DE040 Republican 500 Gray Ronald Friends for Ron Gray DE Representative DE038 Republican 300 Keeley Helene Friends of Helene Keeley DE Representative DE003 Democratic 300 Longhurst Valerie Friends of Valerie Longhurst DE Representative DE015 Democratic 300 Lopez Ernesto Lopez for Delware DE Senator DE006 Republican 300 Pettyjohn Brian Friends of Brian Pettyjohn DE Senator DE019 Republican 300 Schwartzkopf Peter Friends to Elect Pete Schwartzkopf DE Representative DE014 Democratic 300 Short Daniel Friends to Elect Danny Short DE Representative DE039 Republican 300 SIMPSON GARY Committee to Re-Elect Gary Simpson DE Senator DE018 Republican 300 Smyk Stephen Friends of Steve Smyk DE Representative DE020 Republican 500 Viola John Friends of John Viola DE Representative DE026 Democratic 300 Yearick Dean Yearick for Delaware DE Representative DE034 Republican 300 Delaware House Democrats PAC DE Democratic 500 Artiles Frank Frank Artiles Campaign Fund FL Senator FL040 Republican 2,000 Avila Bryan Bryan Avila Campaign FL Representative FL111 Republican 1,000 Baxley Dennis Dennis Baxley Campaign Fund FL Senator FL012 Republican 1,000 Brodeur Jason Friends of Jason Brodeur PC FL Representative FL028 Republican 10,000 Page 1 LAST NAME FIRST NAME COMMITTEE NAME STATE OFFICE DISTRICT PARTY 2016 TOTAL ($) Broxson Doug Doug Broxson Campaign FL Senator Fl001 Republican 1,000 Couriel John John Couriel Campaign FL Representative FL114 Republican 1,000 Davey Mike Mike Davey Campaign FL Representative FL112 Republican 1,000 Diamond Ben Ben Diamond Campaign FL Representative FL068 Democratic 1,000 Byron Donalds, Republican, for State Representative, Donalds Byron District 80 FL Representative FL080 Republican 1,000 Duran Nick Nick Duran Campaign FL Representative FL112 Democratic 1,000 Fine Randy Randy Fine Campaign FL Representative FL053 Republican 1,000 Goodson Tom Tom Goodson Campaign FL Representative FL051 Republican 1,000 Harris Wayne Wayne Harris Campaign FL Representative FL004 Republican 1,000 Hukill Dorothy Dorothy Hukill Campaign Fund FL Senator FL014 Republican 1,000 Ingoglia Blaise Blaise Ingoglia Campaign FL Representative FL035 Republican 2,000 Jacquet Al Al Jacquet Campaign FL Representative FL088 Democratic 1,000 Kravitz Dick Dick Kravitz Campaign Committee FL Representative FL016 Republican 1,000 Latvala Chris Chris Latvala Campaign Fund FL Representative FL067 Republican 2,000 Mayfield Debbie Debbie Mayfield Campaign Fund FL Senator FL017 Republican 1,000 Miller Mike Mike Miller Campaign FL Representative FL047 Republican 1,000 Moraitis George George Moraitis Campaign Fund FL Representative FL093 Republican 1,000 Negron Joe Joe Negron Campaign Fund FL Senator FL025 Republican 2,000 Nunez Jeanette Jeanette Nunez Campaign Fund FL Representative FL119 Republican 1,000 Perry Keith Keith Perry Campaign Fund FL Senator FL008 Republican 2,000 Raschein Holly Holly Raschein Campaign Fund FL Representative FL120 Republican 1,000 Rodrigues Ray Ray Rodrigues Campaign FL Representative FL076 Republican 2,000 Rommel Bob Bob Rommel, Republican, for State House District 106 FL Representative FL106 Republican 1,000 Spano Ross Ross Spano Campaign FL Representative FL059 Republican 1,000 Stargel Kelli Kelli Stargel Campaign Fund FL Senator FL022 Republican 1,000 Steube Greg Greg Steube Campaign Fund FL Senator FL023 Republican 1,000 Stewart Linda Linda Stewart Campaign FL Senator FL013 Democratic 1,000 Sykes Lange Lange Sykes Campaign FL Representative FL054 Republican 1,000 Torres Victor Victor Torres Campaign FL Senator FL015 Democratic 1,000 Williamson Jayer Jayer Williamson Campaign FL Representative FL003 Republican 1,000 Young Dana Dana Young Campaign Fund FL Senator FL018 Republican 1,000 Young Dana Friends of Dana Young FL Senator FL018 Republican 10,000 Better Florida Education FL 5,000 Citizens for Integrity in Government FL 25,000 Citizens United for Liberty and Freedom FL Non-Partisan 30,000 Coalition for Conservative Leadership FL 10,000 Coalition for Responsible Government FL 10,000 Conservative Coalition for Florida's Future FL 2,500 Conservative Congress Now FL 10,000 Each Vote Counts PC FL 12,500 First Coast Conservatives FL 2,500 FL Committee for Conservative Leadership FL 5,000 Florida Democratic Party FL Democratic 20,000 Florida Democratic Party - House Campaigns FL Democratic 35,000 Florida Democratic Party - Senate Campaigns FL Democratic 25,000 Florida First FL 15,000 Florida First Forever, Inc. FL 5,000 Florida Leadership Committee FL 45,000 Florida Republican Senate Campaign Committee FL Republican 175,000 Florida Roundtable FL 25,000 Floridians For A Good Economy FL 12,500 Floridians for a Stronger Democracy FL 100,000 Floridians for Common Sense FL 5,000 Floridians for Economic Freedom FL 2,500 Floridians for Equitable Government FL 12,500 Floridians For Liberty and Prosperity FL 5,000 Floridians for Opportunity FL 5,000 Floridians for Principled Leadership FL 5,000 Floridians for Progress FL 10,000 Floridians United for Our Children's Future FL 50,000 Foundation for Conservative Values FL 10,000 House Majority FL 145,000 Innovate Florida FL 60,000 Jobs for Florida FL 10,000 Latino Rising FL 2,500 Let's Get to Work FL 75,000 Liberty Florida FL 10,000 Page 2 LAST NAME FIRST NAME COMMITTEE NAME STATE OFFICE DISTRICT PARTY 2016 TOTAL ($) Main Street Leadership Council FL 2,500 More Jobs and Better Schools for Florida FL 5,000 Panhandle Prosperity FL 2,500 Pledge This Day FL 2,500 Protect Florida Families FL 35,000 Republican Party of Florida FL Republican 5,000 Sunshine State Conservatives FL 5,000 Taxpayers in Action FL 5,000 The Conservative FL 15,000 Treasure Coast Alliance FL 10,000 Truth in Politics FL 5,000 Veterans for Conservative Principles PC FL 5,000 Working for Florida's Families FL 7,500 Working Together for Florida PAC FL 13,000 Abrams Stacey Friends of Stacey Y. Abrams GA Representative GA089 Democratic 1,500 Anderson Tonya Committee to Elect Tonya P. Anderson GA Senator GA043 Democratic 500 Beach Brandon Beach for Senate GA Senator GA021 Republican 500 Bearden Tim Friends of Tim Bearden, Inc. GA Representative GA068 Republican 1,000 Bethel Charlie Bethel for Georgia Senate GA Senator GA054 Republican 500 Black Ellis Ellis Black for State Senate, Inc. GA Senator GA008 Republican 500 Bonner Josh Bonner for State House GA Representative GA072 Republican 250 Brass Matt Matt Brass for State Senate GA Senator GA028 Republican 500 Brockway Buzz Buzz for State House GA Representative GA102 Republican 500 Burns Jon Friends of Jon Burns GA Representative GA159 Republican 1,000 Butler Gloria Comm.
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