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Intuit Inc. Contributions Aug 2014 Intuit Inc. Political Contributions August 2014 – January 2015 State Candidate/PAC Name Office Party Amount AL Luther Strange State Att. General R $1,000 CA Kamala Harris State Att. General D $2,500 CA MarC Steinorth State House R $2,000 CA MarC Levine State House D $2,000 CA Kristin Olsen State House R $2,600 CA Toni Atkins State House D $3,500 CA Bob Huff State House R $3,500 CA Kevin De Leon State Senate D $3,500 CA Rocky Chavez State House R $2,100 CA Jose Medina State House D $2,000 CA Fiona Ma State Brd. Of Equalization D $5,000 CA Diane Harkey State Brd. of Equalization R $1,800 CA Mike Bonin City Council D $500 DC Kenyan MCDuffie City Council D $500 DC Brianne Nadeau City Council D $500 DC Anita Bonds City Council D $1,000 DC Phil Mendelson City Council Chairman D $1,500 DC Muriel Bowser Mayor D $2,000 DE Matt Denn State Att. General D $1,000 FL Pam Bondi State Att. General R $1,000 GA Sam Olens State Att. General R $1,000 ID ButCh Otter Governor R $5,000 ID LawrenCe Wasden State Att. General R $500 IN Greg Zoeller State Att. General R $500 KS Derek SChmidt State Att. General R $500 LA James “Buddy” Caldwell State Att. General R $1,000 MD Brian Frosh State Att. General D $1,000 MO Chris Koster State Att. General D $1,000 State Candidate/PAC Name Office Party Amount NE Doug Peterson State Att. General R $1,000 NM Susana Martinez Governor R $5,000 NV MiChael Roberson State Senate R $1,000 NV Irene Bustamante Adams State House D $1,500 NV Mark HutChison State Senate R $1,000 NV Moises Denis State Senate D $1,500 NV Ross Miller State Att. General D $1,000 NV Nevada HispaniC State PAC -- $1,000 Leadership Fund NV Nevada HispaniC Legislative State PAC -- $1,000 Caucus NV Assembly DemocratiC State Party Cmte D $1,000 Caucus NV Assembly RepubliCan State Party Cmte R $1,000 Caucus NV Nevada RepubliCan Senate State Party Cmte R $1,000 Leadership ConferenCe NV Nevada DemoCratiC Senate State Party Cmte D $1,000 Committee NV NV Majority PAC State PAC R $1,000 NV Brian Sandoval Governor R $2,500 NY EriC Schneiderman State Att. General D $2,500 NY The IDC Initiative State PAC D $500 NY Carl Heastie State House D $250 NY Latoya Joyner State House D $250 NY ViCtor PiChardo State House D $250 NY Felix Ortiz State House D $500 NY MarCos Crespo State House D $500 NY Sheldon Silver State House D $500 NY JaCk Martins State Senate R $750 NY NY RepubliCan Senate State Party Cmte R $1,000 Campaign Cmte OR John Kitzhaber Governor D $5,000 OR Ellen Rosenblum State Att. General D $1,000 SC Nikki Haley Governor R $3,500 SC Alan Wilson State Att. General R $1,000 UT Sean Reyes State Att. General R $1,000 VA Ralph Northam Lt. Governor D $1,000 VA William Howell State House R $5,000 State Candidate/PAC Name Office Party Amount VA RiChard Stuart State Senate R $500 VA John Chewning Watkins State Senate R $500 VA Stephen Newman State Senate R $500 VA Frank M. Ruff Jr. State Senate R $250 VA Louise LuCas State Senate D $500 VA Lynwood Lewis State Senate D $500 VA Donald MCEaChin State Senate D $500 VA Bill CarriCo State Senate R $500 VA Janet Howell State Senate D $1,500 VA MiChael Futrell State House D $250 VA Charniele Herring State House D $250 VA Mark D SiCkles State House D $500 VA David TosCano State House D $1,000 VA Matthew James State House D $1,000 VA Mark Keam State House D $1,000 VA Bill DeSteph State House R $250 VA Hyland (Buddy) Fowler State House R $250 VA Peter Farrell State House R $250 VA Chris Head State House R $250 VA Robert Orrock State House R $500 VA Mark Cole State House R $500 VA Jim LeMunyon State House R $500 VA Kathy J Byron State House R $2,000 VA Robert Lee Ware Jr. State House R $1,000 VA Virginia Senate RepubliCan State Party Cmte R $10,000 Caucus VA Mark Herring State Att. General D $1,000 VA DemoCratiC Party of State Party Cmte D $5,000 Virginia VA VA Commonwealth ViCtory State Party Cmte D $10,000 Fund VA House RepubliCan State Party Cmte R $15,000 Campaign Cmte VA Ryan MCDougle State Senate R $1,000 VA BryCe Reeves State Senate R $1,500 VA Walter StosCh State Senate R $2,000 VA Thomas Kent Norment Jr. State Senate R $2,000 VA RiChard Lawrence Saslaw State Senate D $5,000 State Candidate/PAC Name Office Party Amount VA Eileen Filler-Corn State House D $1,000 VA Kirk Cox State House R $500 VA Rob Bell State House R $250 VA Ben Cline State House R $500 VA Tim Hugo State House R $5,000 VT Peter Shumlin Governor D $1,000 VT William Sorrell State Att. General D $1,000 WA Bob Ferguson State Att. General D $1,000 WA WA House DemoCratiC State Party Cmte D $300 Campaign Cmte WA WA House RepubliCan State Party Cmte R $300 Organizational Cmte WA Senate DemoCratiC State Party Cmte D $300 Campaign Committee WA Senate RepubliCan State Party Cmte R $300 Campaign Cmte WA Tom Dent State House R $400 WA Matt Manweller State House R $300 WA Cary Condotta State House R $300 WA Brad Hawkins State House R $500 WA Frank Chopp State House D $500 WA Judy WarniCk State Senate R $400 WA Andy Billig State Senate D $300 WA Linda Evans Parlette State Senate R $300 WA Mark SChoesler State Senate R $300 WA Steve Hobbs State Senate D $950 .
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