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ID COMMITTEE 6056 Bankers Unite in Legislative Decisions AKA: BUILD 6237 ABATEPAC (A Brotherhood Aimed Towards Education) 9738 Actblue Iowa ID COMMITTEE 6056 Bankers Unite in Legislative Decisions AKA: BUILD 6237 ABATEPAC (A Brotherhood Aimed Towards Education) 9738 ActBlue Iowa 9733 Advocates for Addiction Prevention & Treatment PAC (AAPT PAC) 9693 African American Leadership Committee 6113 AFSCME/Iowa Council 61 P.E.O.P.L.E. 9742 All Children Matter-Iowa 6433 Alliant Energy Iowa/Minnesota Governmental Action Committee 6248 American Federation of State County Municipal Employees 1868 Polk Co. 9768 Ameristar PAC 9703 Ankeny Area Democrats 6008 Associated Builders and Contractors of Iowa PAC 6004 Associated General Contractors of Iowa PAC 6159 Aviva USA PAC (formerly AmerUs Group PAC) 9811 CA 4 Iowa 6271 Carpenters Local 106 Legislative Improvement Comm. 9512 Carroll County Council of Republican Women 6475 Casey's PAC 9694 Cedar Rapids Physician-Hospital Organization Political Action Committee (PHO-PAC) 9680 Cedar Rapids Trades Council CR/IC Building Trades PAC 6017 Central Iowa Building and Construction Trades Council PAC 9663 Citizens for Preservation of Racing 6375 Civil Servants Political Education League 9810 Clarke County Republican Women 9521 Clinton County Republican Women's Club 6244 Clinton Labor Congress Comm. On Political Education 9763 College and Young Democrats of Iowa PAC 6347 Committee for Pension Reform (CPR) 9798 Common Sense 6019 Communications Workers of America Local 7102 POL 9710 Communications Workers of America Local 7110 COPE Fund 6160 Community Bankers of Iowa Political Action Committee 9522 Crawford County Republican Women 6021 Credit Union PAC 6439 CWA Council of the State of IA COPE Fund 6369 DAWN'S LIST 6027 Deere & Company PAC - Iowa 9764 Delta Dental of Iowa PAC 9597 Democratic Women of Buchanan County 9709 Des Moines County Job Opportunity and Business PAC 6028 District Union #431 UFCW Political Action Account 9757 Dow AgroSciences Iowa PAC 6366 Dubuque Federation of Labor COPE Committee 9805 Educational Opportunities PAC 6406 EMILY's List -- Iowa 6033 Employers Mutual Casualty Co. PAC for Responsible State Government 6034 Engineers PAC 9812 Everyday America Protecting our American Constitution 9754 Fairness Fund 9659 Federation of Iowa Insurers PAC 6127 First Congressional District of Iowa COPE AFL-CIO 9705 Free and Strong America PAC-Iowa (Formally Commonwealth PAC) 9797 Free County 9799 Freedome First PAC-Iowa 9747 Friends of Argosy 9760 Friends of Prairie Meadows 9788 Friends of the 21st Century Forum PAC 9755 Fund for Iowa's Future 9726 Golden Grain Energy State PAC 6449 Great Plains Laborers' District Council Iowa 6145 Great River UniServ Unit Political Action Committee 9687 Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company Political Action Committee 6042 Grocers Political Action Committee 6451 GuideOne Insurance Political Action Committee 9610 Harrison County Republican Women 6414 Hawkeye Labor Council AFL-CIO Political Action Committee 6044 Hearing Aid Society PAC 6429 Heavy Highway PAC 9536 Henry County Republican Women 6487 Hispanics 6324 Home Builders Assoc. of Greater Cedar Rapids PAC 6207 Home Builders Association of Greater Des Moines PAC 9465 Home Builders of Ames BUILD PAC 6146 Homebuilders Association PAC 6282 Hy-Vee, Inc. 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PAC 9691 Iowa Green Party 9801 Iowa Gun Owners PAC (IGO PAC) 9737 Iowa Harness Horsemens Association PAC 6067 Iowa Health PAC 9689 Iowa Heart Center PAC 6069 Iowa Industry Political Action Committee (IIPAC) 6435 Iowa Insurance Institute PAC 9807 Iowa Keystone PAC 6070 Iowa LawPAC 9654 Iowa Letter Carriers Committee on Political Educ. ILC-COPE 6215 Iowa Lumbermens Political Action Committee 9784 Iowa Medical Leadership PAC 6073 Iowa Medical Political Action Committee 9701 Iowa Mortgage Association PAC (IMA PAC) 9732 Iowa NECA PAC 6075 Iowa Nurses Association Political Action Committee 6279 Iowa Ophthalmology Political Action Committee 6118 Iowa Optometric Association Political Action Comm.(IOA-PAC) 6076 Iowa Osteopathic Political Action Committee 9752 Iowa PA PAC (Physicians' Assistants) 6077 Iowa Pharmacy PAC 6078 Iowa Physical Therapy PAC 6079 Iowa Podiatry Political Action Committee 6080 Iowa Political Action for Candidate Election 9783 Iowa Poultry PAC 9790 Iowa Professional Fire Fighters 6488 Iowa Providers PAC 9762 Iowa Psychiatric Society PAC 9751 Iowa Quarter Horse Racing PAC 6125 Iowa Realtors Political Action Committee 6400 Iowa Restaurant Association PAC 6404 Iowa Retail Political Action Committee 6262 Iowa Right to Life State PAC 6430 Iowa Rural Water State PAC 9735 Iowa Sierra Club Political Committee 6484 Iowa Society of Anesthesiologists PAC 6177 Iowa Staff Union-National Staff Organization PAC 6085 Iowa State Building & Trades Council PEC 6095 Iowa State Council of Machinists Political Fund 6086 Iowa State Education Assn. PAC (ISEA PAC) 6084 Iowa State UAW PAC 6087 Iowa Telecommunications Assoc. PAC 9743 Iowa Turkey Federation PAC 9770 Iowa Veterans' Victory Fund 6378 Iowa Veterinary Political Action Committee, Inc (I-Vet PAC) 9750 IowaFathers.com 9736 Iowans For A Skilled Workforce 9778 Iowans for Freedom Political Action Committee 9800 Iowans for Lower Taxes 9771 Iowans for Right To Work PAC or IARTW PAC 6155 Iowans for Tax Relief PAC (formerly Taxpayers United) 6148 Iron Workers Local 67 PAC 9670 Ironworkers Local 89 Political Education Fund 9761 IWDA PAC 9540 Jefferson County Republican Women 9541 Johnson County Republican Women 6046 Justice For All Political Action Committee 6485 Krause Gentle Corporation PAC 9766 Laborer's Local #340 9772 Laborers Local 430 Political Fund 9758 Laborers' Local Union #566 PAC 6236 Laborers' PAC 6476 Laborers Political League Local #43 9545 Libertarian Party of Iowa 9649 Libertarian Party of Johnson County 9779 Life for All PAC 9749 Linn Area BizPAC 9613 Linn County Republican Women 9637 Linn Eagles 9645 Linn Phoenix Club 6314 Local #4 Fire PAC 9673 Local No. 1142 UFCW Political Fund 9716 Local Union No 347 IBEW PAC Fund 9808 Mahaska County Democratic Women 6096 Manufactured Housing PAC 9555 Marshall County Republican Women 6323 Master Builders of Iowa PAC 9704 Mechanical Contractors Association of Iowa Political Action Committee (MCAI PAC) 6099 Meredith Corporation Employees Fund for Better Government 6082 MidAmerican Energy Company Effective Government Committee 6419 MidAmerican Energy Company Executive PAC 9748 Midwest PAC 9559 Montgomery County Republican Women 9697 MuniPAC 9780 Muscatine Firefighters Assn. Fire PAC Local #608 9796 Mutual Insurance Association of Iowa PAC 6072 NAIFA- IA IFAPAC 6218 National Federation of Independent Business / Iowa SAFE Trust PAC 6001 Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company Iowa PAC (Formally Allied PAC) 6144 Northwest Iowa Labor Council COPE Fund 9675 OAAI, PAC 6089 Operating Engineers Local 234 Political Fund 9695 PAC 17 Davenport Assn of Professional Fire Fighters 6112 PACEG Committee 9759 PeaceMakers PAC 9774 Peninsula Gaming Employee PAC 6351 Petroleum Marketers & Convenience Stores of Iowa (PMCI) PAC 6356 Planned Parenthood Voters of Iowa PAC 6432 Plumbers & Pipefitters Local Union #25 PAC 9672 Plumbers and Pipe Fitters Local 125 Political Education Fund 6334 Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 33 PAC 9723 Police Officers For Good Government 6116 Political Action-Iowa for Dealers PAC 9628 Polk County Republican Women's Club 6121 Prolife Action Council 9714 Public Safety Initiative 9781 Purse PAC 6107 Qwest Iowa Political Action Committee 9753 Rainbow Equality PAC 6477 RDH PAC (Registered Dental Hygienists PAC) 9551 Republican Women of Madison County 9739 Revenues for Main Street Iowa 9776 RGA Iowa PAC 9793 Rights for the Non-Custodial Parent 6384 Roquette America, Inc. 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