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Microsoft Corporate Political Contributions July 1, 2014 – December 31, 2014 Microsoft Corporation Tel 425 882 8080 One Microsoft Way Fax 425 936 7329 Redmond, WA 98052-6399 http://www.microsoft.com Microsoft Corporate Political Contributions July 1, 2014 – December 31, 2014 Name State Amount Aguilar Leadership Fund CO $550 Al Davis for Legislature NE $250 Angela Williams Leadership Fund CO $550 Bob Wieckowski for Senate 2014 CA $2,000 Bolz for Legislature NE $500 Brian Frosh for Attorney General MD $1,000 Bruce Chandler Campaign WA $500 California Chamber of Commerce PAC CA $2,000 Cit. for John Cullerton for State Senate IL $3,500 Citizens for Andy Hill WA $50 Citizens for Andy Hill WA $50 Citizens for Brad Klippert WA $300 Citizens for Chad Magendanz WA $500 Citizens for Chad Magendanz WA $400 Citizens for Christine Radogno IL $2,500 Citizens for Christopher Hurst WA $400 Citizens for Durkin IL $2,500 Citizens For Kevin Ranker WA $400 Citizens for Kochmar WA $300 Citizens for Lou Lang IL $1,000 Citizens for Michael Baumgartner WA $50 Citizens for Michael Baumgartner WA $950 Citizens for Michael Baumgartner WA $500 Citizens for Pam Roach WA $500 Citizens for Ruth Kagi WA $400 Citizens to Elect Larry Seaquist WA $400 Citizens To Elect Larry Seaquist WA $600 Coalition to Defeat the Margin Tax Init NV $5,000 Colorado Liberty Fund CO $550 Committee to ELect Bart Davis ID $250 Committee to Elect Brad Wilson UT $500 Committee to Elect Bradley L. Dee UT $500 Committee to Elect Brandon Vick WA $500 Committee to Elect Brandon Vick WA $500 Committee to Elect Brent Hill ID $250 Committee To Elect Brian Blake WA $500 Committee to Elect Brian King UT $500 Committee to Elect Brian Shiozawa UT $500 Committee to Elect Cary Condotta WA $500 Committee to Elect Cary Condotta WA $450 Committee to Elect Cherie Buckner-Webb ID $250 Committee to Elect Colby Coash NE $500 Committee to Elect Curt Bramble UT $500 Committee to Elect Dawn Morrell WA $600 Committee to Elect Dean Cameron ID $250 Committee to Elect Dean Mortimer ID $250 Committee to Elect Doug Ericksen WA $750 Committee to Elect Doug Ericksen WA $500 Committee to Elect Drew MacEwen WA $300 Committee to Elect Gibson UT $300 Committee to Elect Greg Hughes UT $500 Committee to Elect J. T. Wilcox WA $50 Committee to Elect J. T. Wilcox WA $950 Committee to Elect Jan Angel WA $500 Committee to Elect Jerry Stevenson UT $500 Committee to Elect Jim Honeyford WA $600 Committee to Elect Joel Kretz WA $500 2 Committee To Elect John Rusche ID $250 Committee to Elect Matt Manweller WA $500 Committee to Elect Matt Manweller WA $450 Committee to Elect Maxine Bell ID $250 Committee to Elect Michelle Stennett ID $250 Committee to Elect Mike Moyle ID $250 Committee to Elect Reed DeMordaunt ID $250 Committee to Elect Robert Spendlove UT $300 Committee to Elect Scott Bedke ID $250 Committee to Elect Steve Hobbs WA $500 Committee to Elect Stuart Adams UT $500 Committee to Elect Terry Nealey WA $500 Committee to Elect Terry Nealey WA $450 Committee to Elect Tim Sheldon WA $250 Committee to Elect Tim Sheldon WA $550 Committee to Elect Wayne Niederhauser UT $500 Committee to Re-Elect Art Swann TN $500 Committee to Re-Elect Beth Halteman Harwell TN $1,000 Committee to Re-Elect Bill Ketron TN $1,000 Committee to Re-Elect Delores Gresham TN $500 Committee to Re-Elect Ed Orcutt WA $500 Committee to Re-Elect Gerald McCormick TN $500 Committee to Re-Elect Glen Casada TN $500 Committee to Re-Elect Harry Brooks TN $500 Committee To Re-Elect Kathy Haigh WA $400 Committee To Re-Elect Kathy Haigh WA $550 Committee to Re-Elect Larry Haler WA $500 Committee to Re-Elect Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey TN $1,000 Committee to Re-Elect Mark Norris TN $500 Committee to Re-Elect Mark White TN $500 Committee to Re-Elect Maureen Walsh WA $500 Committee to Re-Elect Norm Johnson WA $500 3 Committee to Re-Elect Pat Marsh TN $1,000 Committee to Re-Elect Randy McNally TN $500 Committee to Re-Elect Richard DeBolt WA $500 Committee to Re-Elect Steve McDaniel TN $500 Committeeto Elect Karen Mayne UT $500 Committeeto Elect Sean Reyes UT $2,000 Curtis King for Senate WA $400 Dean Takko for Representative Committee WA $500 Dominick Moreno Poolitical Committee (DOMPAC) CO $550 Doug Peterson for Attorney General NE $1,000 Duran for Colorado Leadership Fund CO $550 Elect Jessyn Farrell WA $400 Elect Mark Mullet WA $400 Elect Monica Stonier WA $600 Elect Paul Harris WA $500 Evan Low for Assembly 2014 CA $2,000 Freeman for State Representative WA $600 Friends for Dan Kristiansen WA $900 Friends for Heath Mello NE $1,000 Friends of Ann Rivers WA $400 Friends of Anthony Brown MD $4,000 Friends of Bob Ferguson WA $1,000 Friends of Brady Walkinshaw WA $400 Friends of Brady Walkinshaw WA $500 Friends of Chris Reykdal WA $400 Friends of Chris Reykdal WA $400 Friends of Christine Kilduff WA $500 Friends of Cyrus WA $550 Friends of David Sawyer WA $300 Friends of Don Harmon IL $1,000 Friends of Dow Constantine WA $400 Friends of Frank Chopp WA $500 4 Friends of Gael Tarleton WA $400 Friends Of Hans Dunshee WA $600 Friends of Hans Zeiger WA $500 Friends of Hans Zeiger WA $450 Friends of Jay Rodne WA $400 Friends of Joan McBride WA $600 Friends of Joe Fain WA $50 Friends of Joe Fain WA $50 Friends of Karen Keiser WA $500 Friends of Ken Dunkin IL $500 Friends of Larry Springer WA $50 Friends of Larry Springer WA $950 Friends of Linda Chapa LaVia IL $500 Friends of Marcus Riccelli WA $300 Friends of Marcus Riccelli WA $400 Friends of Michael J Madigan IL $3,500 Friends of Norma Smith WA $500 Friends of Roger Goodman WA $400 Friends Of Roger Goodman WA $600 Friends of Steve O'Ban WA $50 Friends of Steve O'Ban WA $950 Friends of Steve O'Ban WA $500 Friends of Tana Senn WA $700 Friends of Tana Senn WA $600 Friends of Terry Link IL $1,000 Friends of Val Hoyle OR $2,500 Friends to Elect Eric Pettigrew WA $500 FuturePAC OR $1,500 Hadley for Legislature NE $500 Hertzberg for Senate 2014 CA $2,000 Hevesi for Assembly NY $1,000 House Democratic Campaign Committee WA $950 5 House Republican Organizational Committee WA $950 Jay Inslee for Washington WA $1,000 John Braun for State Senate WA $500 Judy Clibborn for State Representative WA $150 Judy Clibborn for State Representative WA $850 Judy Clibborn for State Representative WA $100 Ken Haar for Legislature NE $250 Kevin de Leon for Senate 2014 CA $4,100 Kevin Parker Campaign Committee WA $400 King County Republican Central Committee WA $15,000 Kitzhaber for Governor 2014 OR $5,000 Kolowski for Legislature NE $500 KPAC CO $550 Kris Lytton Campaign WA $600 Larry Haler for State Representative WA $450 Leroy Garcia Leadership Fund CO $550 Marko Liias for Senate WA $350 Marko Liias for Senate WA $650 Marko Liias for Senate WA $600 Matt Williams for Legislature, Inc. NE $500 Millie Hamner Leadership Fund CO $550 Miloscia Committee WA $500 MorrisCampaign.com WA $400 Muriel Bowser for Mayor DC $2,000 Nebraskans for Tyson Larson NE $500 Nordquist for Legislature NE $500 OHROC Building Fund OH $2,500 Otter for Idaho ID $2,500 Paid for by Friends of David Frockt WA $500 People for Zack Hudgins WA $400 People for Zack Hudgins WA $400 Pete Ricketts for Governor NE $5,000 6 Peter Courtney for State Senate OR $1,000 RACC Housekeeping Account NY $2,500 Re-Elect Pat Sullivan Campaign WA $300 Re-Elect Pat Sullivan Campaign WA $600 Republican Senate Campaign Committee Building OH $2,500 Fund Rural Leadership PAC CO $550 Scheer for State Legislature NE $500 Seiler for Unicameral NE $500 Senate Committee for Mark Schoesler WA $400 Senate Republican Campaign Committee WA $950 Southwest Michigan Liberty Fund MI $5,000 Steve Kirby Campaign WA $500 Stinner for Legislature NE $500 Sullivan for Legislature NE $500 Susan Fagan Campaign Committee WA $300 Tanya Cook for Legislature NE $250 Transmountain Political Action CO $550 Ulibarri Leadership Initiative Political Action CO $550 Committee Wasden for Attorney General NE $500 Washington Senate Democratic Campaign WA $950 Watermeier for Legislature NE $500 Western Heritage PAC CO $550 Western Republican Values CO $550 WilsonPAC CO $550 Zalewski for State Representative IL $1,000 $176,500 7 .
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