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Entity Committees Supported (Or Opposed) Disbursements Entity Committees Supported (or Opposed) Disbursements 12PAWS INC. D/B/A GO-DOG DIRECT DAN WELCH FOR MAYOR $ 2,500.00 3M COMPANY GOVERNOR HEINEMAN COMMITTEE $ 1,000.00 AAA BUILDING COMPONENTS JEAN STOTHERT FOR OMAHA $ 500.00 ACE CASH EXPRESS, INC. PAC BRUNING FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL $ 1,000.00 A.C. NELSEN ENTERPRISES, INC. NABITY FOR OMAHA (FOR MAYOR) $ 5,000.00 ADAMS BANK & TRUST OGALLALA STUDENTS & COMMUNITY COMMITTEE $ 2,500.00 ADVANCE AMERICA BRUNING FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL $ 500.00 ADVANCED BIOENERGY FUTURE FACILITIES COMMITTEE (NOT REGISTERED) $ 500.00 ADVANCE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION FESTERSEN FOR CITY COUNCIL $ 500.00 JEAN STOTHERT FOR OMAHA $ 500.00 ADVANCE SERVICE DAVID COPPLE FOR REGENT $ 1,782.00 ADVANTAGE CAPITAL COMMITTEE TO ELECT BRENDA COUNCIL $ 5,000.00 AFFILIATED FOODS MIDWEST DAVID COPPLE FOR REGENT $ 1,000.00 ELECT SUE FOR MAYOR COMMITTEE $ 1,000.00 AFLAC BOB KRIST FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 BRUNING FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL $ 1,000.00 CITIZENS TO ELECT SCOTT PRICE $ 500.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT COLBY COASH $ 500.00 DAVE BLOOMFIELD FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 HADLEY FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 JERRY JOHNSON FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 MCCOY FOR LEGISLATURE COMMITTEE $ 500.00 MIKE GLOOR FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 NE DEMOCRATIC PARTY $ 4,750.00 NE REPUBLICAN PARTY $ 7,500.00 PETE PIRSCH FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 RUSS KARPISEK FOR LEGISLATURE- DISTRICT #32 $ 500.00 SCHILZ FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 SHEEHY FOR GOVERNOR $ 2,500.00 Entity Committees Supported (or Opposed) Disbursements AG PROCESSING, INC. CITIZENS TO ELECT SCOTT PRICE $ 500.00 DOUGLAS COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY $ 1,000.00 ERICA FISH FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 FRIENDS FOR HEATH MELLO $ 500.00 MCCOY FOR LEGISLATURE COMMITTEE $ 500.00 NE DEMOCRATIC PARTY $ 1,000.00 NE REPUBLICAN PARTY $ 1,000.00 NORDQUIST FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 RICHARD CARTER FOR LEGISLATURE $ 1,000.00 SEILER FOR UNICAMERIAL $ 500.00 TANYA COOK FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 TURCO FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 ALLERGAN, INC. (C/O NIELSEN MERKSAMER, ET AL) SHEEHY FOR GOVERNOR $ 5,000.00 ALMQUIST, MALTZAHN, GALLOWAY & LUTH, PC PILLEN FOR REGENT $ 500.00 ALR SYSTEMS & SOFTWARE, INC. DAN WELCH FOR MAYOR $ 1,000.00 ALTRIA CLIENT SERVICES INC. & ITS AFFILIATES CITIZENS TO ELECT JIM SMITH $ 500.00 CITIZENS TO ELECT SCOTT PRICE $ 500.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT BRENDA COUNCIL $ 1,000.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT COLBY COASH $ 2,000.00 DAVE BLOOMFIELD FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 FRIENDS FOR HEATH MELLO $ 500.00 FRIENDS OF CHARLIE JANSSEN (DISSOLVED) $ 1,000.00 FRIENDS OF MIKE HILGERS $ 1,500.00 GREG ADAMS FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 HADLEY FOR LEGISLATURE $ 2,000.00 JERRY JOHNSON FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 KINTNER FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 LAMBERT FOR LEGISLATURE COMMITTEE $ 1,000.00 LAUTENBAUGH FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 MCCOY FOR LEGISLATURE COMMITTEE $ 2,000.00 MURANTE FOR LEGISLATURE $ 1,000.00 NEIGHBORS FOR SARA HOWARD $ 500.00 NORDQUIST FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 RAVENSCROFT FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 RICHARD CARTER FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 RUSS KARPISEK FOR LEGISLATURE- DISTRICT #32 $ 500.00 SCHILZ FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 SEILER FOR UNICAMERIAL $ 1,000.00 SULLIVAN FOR LEGISLATURE $ 1,500.00 AMBASSADOR GROUP / HEALTH SYSTEM HAL DAUB FOR REGENT $ 500.00 AMBASSADOR REAL ESTATE DAN WELCH FOR MAYOR $ 3,100.00 TURCO FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 AMERICA FIRST SERVICE CORP. JEAN STOTHERT FOR OMAHA $ 1,250.00 Entity Committees Supported (or Opposed) Disbursements AMERICAN AMUSEMENTS COMPANY CITIZENS TO ELECT SCOTT PRICE $ 500.00 AMERICAN COMMUNICATIONS GROUP, INC. FRIENDS FOR SUE CRAWFORD $ 336.61 FRIENDS OF TONY RAIMONDO $ 2,588.95 KEN HAAR FOR LEGISLATURE $ 327.42 KOLOWSKI FOR LEGISLATURE $ 300.00 NE DEMOCRATIC PARTY $ 750.00 AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY & MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES DARL NAUMANN FOR LANCASTER COUNTY BOARD $ - AMERICAN HEARTLAND INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. PILLEN FOR REGENT $ 1,000.00 AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION NE MEDICAL PAC $ 1,501.21 AMERITAS INVESTMENT CORP BUTLER COUNTY EVENT CENTER (NOT REGISTERED) $ 250.00 FUTURE FACILITIES COMMITTEE (NOT REGISTERED) $ 500.00 PAPILLION-LAVISTA SCHOOL BOND COMMITTEE $ 2,000.00 VOTE YES FOR BCS $ 500.00 ANDERSON PRINT GROUP NABITY FOR OMAHA (FOR MAYOR) $ 1,455.00 ANDREWS VAN LINES, INC. ELECT SUE FOR MAYOR COMMITTEE $ 1,000.00 ANHEUSER-BUSCH COMPANIES FRIENDS OF MIKE HILGERS $ 500.00 GOVERNOR HEINEMAN COMMITTEE $ 1,000.00 GREG ADAMS FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 LAMBERT FOR LEGISLATURE COMMITTEE $ 500.00 MIKE FLOOD FOR NEBRASKA, INC $ 1,000.00 MIKE GLOOR FOR LEGISLATURE $ 250.00 MURANTE FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 RICHARD CARTER FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 SHEEHY FOR GOVERNOR $ 1,000.00 TURCO FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 ZIMMERMAN FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 ANR PIPELINE COMPANY CITIZENS TO ELECT JIM SMITH $ 1,500.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT BRENDA COUNCIL $ 2,000.00 APOLLO GROUP, INC. BRUNING FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL $ 500.00 NE DEMOCRATIC PARTY $ 1,250.00 NE REPUBLICAN PARTY $ 1,250.00 ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND COMPANY SHEEHY FOR GOVERNOR $ 7,500.00 ARTISTIC SIGN NABITY FOR OMAHA (FOR MAYOR) $ 1,100.00 Entity Committees Supported (or Opposed) Disbursements ART JETTER & COMPANY NABITY FOR OMAHA (FOR MAYOR) $ 500.00 A & S CONCRETE RECYCLING, INC. FRIENDS OF CHRIS JERRAM $ 1,500.00 JEAN STOTHERT FOR OMAHA $ 2,500.00 ASH GROVE CEMENT COMPANY CITIZENS TO ELECT SCOTT PRICE $ 250.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT BRENDA COUNCIL $ 250.00 HADLEY FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 JERRY JOHNSON FOR LEGISLATURE $ 250.00 KATHY CAMPBELL FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 LAMBERT FOR LEGISLATURE COMMITTEE $ 500.00 MCCOY FOR LEGISLATURE COMMITTEE $ 250.00 MURANTE FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 NEIGHBORS FOR SARA HOWARD $ 250.00 RAVENSCROFT FOR LEGISLATURE $ 250.00 RICHARD CARTER FOR LEGISLATURE $ 250.00 SCHEER FOR STATE LEGISLATURE (2012) $ 250.00 SEILER FOR UNICAMERIAL $ 500.00 SULLIVAN FOR LEGISLATURE $ 250.00 WATERMEIER FOR LEGISLATURE $ 250.00 ASSOCIATED STAFFING, INC MORE GOOD JOBS FOR GRAND ISLAND $ 500.00 ASSOCIATION OF NEBRASKA ETHANOL PRODUCERS NE DEMOCRATIC PARTY $ 1,250.00 NE REPUBLICAN PARTY $ 1,250.00 ATCHLEY FORD, INC. FESTERSEN FOR CITY COUNCIL $ 500.00 A T & T, INC. AL DAVIS FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 ANNETTE DUBAS FOR LEGISLATURE(DISSOLVED) $ 500.00 BOLZ FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 BURKE HARR FOR LEGISLATURE $ 250.00 CITIZENS TO ELECT JIM SMITH $ 250.00 CITIZENS TO ELECT SCOTT PRICE $ 500.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT COLBY COASH $ 500.00 DAVE BLOOMFIELD FOR LEGISLATURE $ 250.00 FRIENDS FOR HEATH MELLO $ 500.00 FRIENDS FOR SUE CRAWFORD $ 500.00 FRIENDS OF CHARLIE JANSSEN (DISSOLVED) $ 250.00 FRIENDS OF MIKE HILGERS $ 500.00 GREG ADAMS FOR LEGISLATURE $ 750.00 HADLEY FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 JERRY JOHNSON FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 JERRY JOY FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 KATHY CAMPBELL FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 KEN HAAR FOR LEGISLATURE $ 250.00 KINTNER FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 KOLOWSKI FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 LAMBERT FOR LEGISLATURE COMMITTEE $ 500.00 LATHROP FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 MCCOY FOR LEGISLATURE COMMITTEE $ 500.00 MIKE FLOOD FOR NEBRASKA, INC $ 1,000.00 Entity Committees Supported (or Opposed) Disbursements A T & T, INC. (continued from previous page) MIKE GLOOR FOR LEGISLATURE $ 250.00 NEIGHBORS FOR SARA HOWARD $ 250.00 NORDQUIST FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 RAVENSCROFT FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 RICHARD CARTER FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 SCHEER FOR STATE LEGISLATURE (2012) $ 500.00 SCHILZ FOR LEGISLATURE $ 250.00 SEILER FOR UNICAMERIAL $ 500.00 SULLIVAN FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 TANYA COOK FOR LEGISLATURE $ 250.00 TURCO FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 VERN BARRETT FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 WATERMEIER FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 ZIMMERMAN FOR LEGISLATURE $ 500.00 AXIS CAPITAL INC MORE GOOD JOBS FOR GRAND ISLAND $ 500.00 AYARS & AYARS, INC. DARL NAUMANN FOR LANCASTER COUNTY BOARD $ 5,000.00 MAYORSUTTLE.COM (FKA JIM SUTTLE FOR OMAHA MAYOR) $ 7,500.00 B2 ENVIRONMENTAL, INC DAN WELCH FOR MAYOR $ 1,000.00 BAHR VERMEER & HAECKER ARCHITECTS, LTD MAYORSUTTLE.COM (FKA JIM SUTTLE FOR OMAHA MAYOR) $ 1,000.00 VOTE YES FOR BCS $ 400.00 BALLANTYNE STRONG, INC MAYORSUTTLE.COM (FKA JIM SUTTLE FOR OMAHA MAYOR) $ 1,500.00 BANK OF DONIPHAN MORE GOOD JOBS FOR GRAND ISLAND $ 300.00 BANK OF THE VALLEY (DAVID CITY) MIKE JONES FOR REGENT $ 500.00 BANK OF THE WEST (SAN FRANCISCO) NEBRASKA-PAC $ 5,000.00 BANYAN MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC DAN WELCH FOR MAYOR $ 2,500.00 BARREL BAR, INC. SEILER FOR UNICAMERIAL $ 500.00 BAYER HEALTHCARE LLC SHEEHY FOR GOVERNOR $ 1,000.00 BENEFIT GROUP, INC., THE MCCOLLISTER FOR MUD $ 1,000.00 BERINGER CIACCIO DENNELL MABREY (BCDM ARCHITECTS) MAYORSUTTLE.COM (FKA JIM SUTTLE FOR OMAHA MAYOR) $ 500.00 PAPILLION-LAVISTA SCHOOL BOND COMMITTEE $ 500.00 BETTGER AUTOMOTIVE INC D/B/A HOUSE OF MUFFLERS & B NABITY FOR OMAHA (FOR MAYOR) $ 1,000.00 Entity Committees Supported (or Opposed) Disbursements BIG MUDDY WORKSHOP, INC MAYORSUTTLE.COM (FKA JIM SUTTLE FOR OMAHA MAYOR) $ 1,000.00 BISHOP BUSINESS NABITY FOR OMAHA (FOR MAYOR) $ 2,450.00 BLACK HILLS ENERGY NE DEMOCRATIC PARTY $ 1,250.00 NE REPUBLICAN PARTY $ 1,000.00 BLACK & VEATCH CORPORATION MAYORSUTTLE.COM (FKA JIM SUTTLE FOR OMAHA MAYOR) $ 1,500.00 BLUE BUNNY GOVERNOR HEINEMAN COMMITTEE $ 354.40 BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD OF NEBRASKA JERRY JOHNSON FOR LEGISLATURE $ 275.00 NE DEMOCRATIC PARTY $ 2,500.00 ROBINSON FOR LEGISLATURE COMMITTEE $ 1,048.35 ROBYN LARSON FOR LEGISLATURE DIST 2 $ 5,241.75 ROD JOHNSON FOR PSC $ 1,048.35 SARPY COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY $ 799.00 BOLD NEBRASKA FRED 4 NPPD $ 3,878.25 JUDY DOMINA FOR LEGISLATURE $ 592.75 KEN HAAR FOR LEGISLATURE $ 353.21 BOSSELMAN ENERGY, INC. MORE GOOD JOBS FOR GRAND ISLAND $ 1,000.00 BOYD JONES CONSTRUCTION CO FRANKLIN THOMPSON FOR CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE $ 500.00 MAYORSUTTLE.COM (FKA JIM SUTTLE FOR OMAHA MAYOR) $ 1,250.00 BP INC DBA MEDICINE MAN & ASSOCIATES NABITY FOR OMAHA (FOR MAYOR) $ 1,000.00 BRH, INC PILLEN FOR REGENT $ 500.00 BROGAN & GRAY, PC, LLO DAVID COPPLE FOR REGENT $ 500.00 BROGAN & STAFFORD PC DAVID COPPLE FOR REGENT $ 250.00 B & R STORES GOVERNOR HEINEMAN COMMITTEE $ 3,297.40 BRUMBAUGH & QUANDAHL, P.C.
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