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Microsoft Political Action Committee State Candidate Contributions: H2 2013 July 1, 2013 – December 31, 2013 Microsoft Corporation Tel 425 882 8080 One Microsoft Way Fax 425 936 7329 Redmond, WA 98052-6399 http://www.microsoft.com/ Microsoft Political Action Committee State Candidate Contributions: H2 2013 July 1, 2013 – December 31, 2013 Name Candidate State Office Sought Amount Andra Hoffman for Assembly 2013 Andra Hoffman (D) CA Assembly District 045 $1,000 Apple for Kansas Senate Sen. Pat Apple (R) KS Senate District 037 $250 Arpke for Kansas Senate Sen. Tom Arpke (R) KS Senate District 024 $250 Bruce for Kansas Senate Sen. Terry Bruce (R) KS Senate District 034 $250 Burroughs for Kansas House Rep. Tom Burroughs (D) KS House District 033 $200 California Republican Leadership Fund CA $15,000 Charlie Geren Campaign Rep. Charlie Geren (R) TX House District 099 $500 Citizens For Dwight Scharnhorst Rep. Dwight D. Scharnhorst (R) MO Senate District 015 $1,000 Citizens To Elect Kurt Schaefer Attorney General Sen. Kurt U. Schaefer (R) MO Attorney General $1,000 Committee To Elect Shalonn Curls Sen. Shalonn Curls (D) MO Senate District 009 $1,000 Commonwealth Victory Fund VA $2,500 Cooper for Attorney General Atty. Gen. Roy Cooper (D) NC Attorney General $4,000 Dave Albo for Delegate Del. David B. Albo (R) VA House District 042 $500 DeGraaf for Kansas House Rep. Peter DeGraaf (R) KS House District 082 $200 Democratic State Central Committee of California CA $10,000 Dominion Leadership Trust Political Action Committee Del. William J. Howell (VA-R) VA House District 028 $1,500 Eileen Filler-Corn for Delegate Del. Eileen Filler-Corn (D) VA House District 041 $500 Esau for State House Rep. Keith Esau (R) KS House District 014 $250 Francisco for Kansas Senate Sen. Marci A. Francisco (D) KS Senate District 002 $250 Friends of Barbara Comstock Del. Barbara J. Comstock (R) VA House District 034 $500 Friends of Bob Deuell Sen. Robert F. Deuell (R) TX Senate District 002 $500 Friends of Charles Poindexter Del. Charles D. Poindexter (R) VA House District 009 $500 Friends of Charniele Herring Del. Charniele L. Herring (D) VA House District 046 $500 Friends of Delegate Ken Plum Del. Kenneth R. Plum (D) VA House District 036 $500 Friends of Kathy Byron Del. Kathy J. Byron (R) VA House District 022 $500 Friends of Kirk Cox Del. Marvin Kirkland Cox (R) VA House District 066 $1,000 Friends Of Rick Stream Rep. Rick Stream (R) MO Senate District 015 $1,000 Del. Steven Christopher Jones Friends of S. Chris Jones (R) VA House District 076 $1,000 Friends of Senator Nelson Sen. Jane Nelson (R) TX Senate District 012 $500 Friends of Tag Greason Del. Thomas A. Greason (R) VA House District 032 $500 Friends of Tim Hugo Del. Timothy D. Hugo (R) VA House District 040 $500 Friends of Tom Rust Del. Thomas Davis Rust (R) VA House District 086 $500 George Barker for Senate Sen. George L. Barker (D) VA Senate District 039 $500 Hensley for Kansas Senate Sen. Anthony M. Hensley (D) KS Senate District 019 $250 Holland for Kansas Senate Sen. Tom Holland (D) KS Senate District 003 $250 Holtzman Vogel for Senate Sen. Jill Holtzman Vogel (R) VA Senate District 027 $500 John Carona Campaign Sen. John J. Carona (R) TX Senate District 016 $1,000 Jose Medina for Assembly 2014 Assm. Jose Medina (D) CA Assembly District 061 $2,000 Kasha Kelley for State House Rep. Kasha Kelley (R) KS House District 080 $200 Keam for Delegate Del. Mark L. Keam (D) VA House District 035 $500 Kevin Jones for State House Rep. Kevin Jones (R) KS House District 005 $200 Kevin Mullin for Assembly 2014 Assm. Kevin Mullin (D) CA Assembly District 022 $2,000 Kirk Watson for Senate Sen. Kirk Watson (D) TX Senate District 014 $500 Kleeb for Kansas House Rep. Marvin Kleeb (R) KS House District 048 $200 Landes for Delegate Del. R. Steven Landes (R) VA House District 025 $500 Larry Gonzales Campaign Rep. Larry Gonzales (R) TX House District 052 $500 Leticia Van De Putte Campaign Sen. Leticia R. Van de Putte (D) TX Senate District 026 $1,000 Linda Harper-Brown Campaign Rep. Linda Harper-Brown (R) TX House District 105 $500 Locke for State Senate Sen. Mamie E. Locke (D) VA Senate District 002 $500 Longbine for Kansas Senate Sen. Jeff Longbine (R) KS Senate District 017 $250 Lopez for Delegate Del. Alfonso H Lopez (D) VA House District 049 $500 Love for Kansas Senate Sen. Garrett Love (R) KS Senate District 038 $250 Mark Herring for Attorney General Atty. Gen. Mark R. Herring (D) VA Attorney General $2,500 Marsden for Senate Sen. David W. Marsden (D) VA Senate District 037 $500 Masterson for Kansas Senate Sen. Ty Masterson (R) KS Senate District 016 $250 Melcher for Kansas Senate Sen. Jeff Melcher (R) KS Senate District 011 $250 Merrick for Kansas House Rep. Ray Merrick (R) KS House District 027 $250 Missourians For Tim Jones Rep. Timothy W. Jones (R) MO State House $1,000 Nora Campos for Assembly 2014 Assm. Nora Campos (D) CA Assembly District 027 $2,000 Northern Virginia Technology Council Political Action Committee (NVTC PAC) VA $5,500 Obenshain for Attorney General Sen. Mark D. Obenshain (R) VA Attorney General $2,500 Olsen for Assembly 2014 Assm. Kristin Olsen (R) CA Assembly District 012 $2,000 Perea for Assembly 2014 Assm. Henry T. Perea (D) CA Assembly District 031 $4,100 Petersen for Kansas Senate Sen. Mike Petersen (R) KS Senate District 028 $250 Raul Bocanegra for Assembly 2014 Assm. Raul Bocanegra (D) CA Assembly District 039 $2,000 Rhoades for Kansas House Rep. Marc Rhoades (R) KS House District 072 $200 Ruff for Senate Sen. Frank M. Ruff, Jr. (R) VA Senate District 015 $500 Ryan Guillen Campaign Rep. Ryan Guillen (D) TX House District 031 $500 Scott Pruitt for Attorney General 2014 Atty. Gen. E. Scott Pruitt (R) OK Attorney General $1,000 Scott Rupp For Missouri Sen. Scott T. Rupp (R) MO Senate District 002 $1,000 Sebastian Ridley-Thomas for Assembly 2014 Sebastian Ridley-Thomas (D) CA Assembly District 054 $1,000 Sebastian Ridley-Thomas for Assembly 2014 Sebastian Ridley-Thomas (D) CA Assembly District 054 $1,000 Sickles for Delegate Del. Mark D. Sickles (D) VA House District 043 $500 Steve Abrams Campaign Sen. Steve E Abrams (R) KS Senate District 032 $250 Steve Johnson for State House Rep. Steven C. Johnson (R) KS House District 108 $200 Suellentrop for Kansas House Rep. Gene Suellentrop (R) KS House District 091 $200 Ted Lieu for State Senate 2014 Sen. Ted W. Lieu (D) CA Senate District 028 $2,100 Texans for Greg Abbott Atty. Gen. Greg Abbott (R) TX Attorney General $2,500 Texans For Jason Villalba Rep. Jason Villalba (R) TX House District 114 $500 Toscano for Delegate Del. David J. Toscano (D) VA House District 057 $1,000 Virginia House Republican Caucus VA $3,500 Virginia Senate Republican Campaign Committee VA $2,000 Wagle for Kansas Senate Sen. Susan Wagle (R) KS Senate District 030 $250 Ward Cassidy for State House Rep. Ward Cassidy (R) KS House District 120 $200 $101,750 .
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