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CSX Political and Lobbying Expenditures Summary CSX POLITICAL AND LOBBYING EXPENDITURES FULL YEAR 2020** TRADE ASSOCIATION EXPENDITURES NON‐DEDUCTIBLE PORTION CSX TRANSPORTATION / CORPORATION ALABAMA COAL ASSOCIATION $ 1,000.00 ALABAMA RAILWAY ASSOCIATION INC $ 2,375.00 AMERICAN COAL COUNCIL $ 2,950.00 AMERICAN COALITION FOR CLEAN COAL ELECTRICITY $ 20,000.00 ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES OF FLORIDA $ 21,735.00 ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN RAILROADS $ 703,518.35 BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY COALITION INC $ 3,200.00 CONNECTICUT RAILROAD ASSN $ 2,283.75 FLORIDA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE $ 25,000.00 FLORIDA JUSTICE REFORM INSTITUTE INC $ 10,000.00 GEORGIA CORPORATION FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT $ 25,000.00 GEORGIA RAILROAD ASSOCIATION INC $ 4,950.00 HAMPTON ROADS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE $ 3,000.00 HISPANIC AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ASSOC $ 3,500.00 ILLINOIS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE $ 3,760.00 ILLINOIS RR ASSN $ 17,038.04 INDIANA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INC $ 5,750.00 JACKSONVILLE REGIONAL CHAMBER $ 2,020.32 KENTUCKIANS FOR BETTER $ 2,000.00 KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS $ 4,700.00 KEYSTONE STATE RAILROAD ASSOC $ 6,737.50 LOUISIANA RR ASSN $ 1,840.00 MASSACHUSETTS RAILROAD ASSN $ 3,500.00 MISSISSIPPI RR ASSN $ 2,245.98 NEW JERSEY SHORT LINE RAILROAD ASSOCIATION $ 11,499.60 OHIO RAILROAD ASSOCIATION $ 23,625.00 RAILROADS OF NEW YORK $ 6,150.00 RAILWAY ASSN OF NORTH CAROLINA $ 1,650.00 ROCKY MOUNT AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE $ 1,250.00 SOUTH CAROLINA CHAMBER OF $ 3,000.00 TAXPAYERS FEDERATION OF ILLINOIS $ 1,521.49 TENNESSEE RAILROAD ASSOCIATION TNRRA $ 13,000.00 THE NEW JERSEY STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE $ 1,415.00 VIRGINIA MARITIME ASSOCIATION INC $ 2,350.00 VIRGINIA RAILROAD ASSOCIATION, INC. $ 767.75 VMDAEC $ 1,500.00 WEST VIRGINIA COAL ASSOCIATION $ 1,939.00 WORCESTER REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE $ 5,000.00 TOTAL $ 952,771.77 ALABAMA BEN ROBBINS FOR STATE HOUSE $ 500.00 ANA MARIA RODRIGUEZ CAMPAIGN $ 1,000.00 CLAY YARBOROUGH CAMPAIGN $ 1,000.00 FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC PARTY $ 4,000.00 FLORIDA REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE $ 12,000.00 FRIENDS OF RON DE SANTIS $ 15,000.00 J NED HANCOCK CAMPAIGN $ 500.00 JENNIFER BRADLEY CAMPAIGN $ 1,000.00 REPUBLICAN PARTY OF FLORIDA $ 12,000.00 WYMAN DUGGAN CAMPAIGN $ 1,000.00 FLORIDA COMMITTEE TO ELECT RUSSELL BEDSOLE $ 500.00 ELECT CAM WARD FOR JUSTICE $ 2,500.00 TOTAL $ 3,500.00 TOTAL $ 47,500.00 GEORGIA ALLEN FOR GEORGIA $ 250.00 BARRY FLEMING $ 400.00 CLAY PIRKLE $ 400.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT BRIAN PRINCE $ 300.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT BOB TRAMMELL INC $ 500.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT BRUCE WILLIAMSON INC $ 500.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT HOUSTON GAINES $ 400.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT JAMES BEVERLY $ 350.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT JASON ANAVITARTE $ 300.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT JEFF MULLIS $ 500.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT KARLA DRENNER $ 300.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT MARK NEWTON $ 400.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT PATTY JAMES BENTLEY $ 300.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT TERRY ENGLAND INC $ 1,000.00 COMMITTEE TO RE ELECT GLORIA BUTLER $ 400.00 COWSERT FOR SENATE INC $ 500.00 EFSTRATION FOR HOUSE $ 400.00 ELECT BILL WERKHEISER $ 300.00 ELECT BONNIE RICH $ 350.00 FRIENDS OF BLAKE TILLERY $ 500.00 FRIENDS OF DEBORAH SILCOX $ 400.00 FRIENDS OF ELENA PARENT $ 450.00 FRIENDS OF JAN JONES $ 500.00 FRIENDS OF JEN JORDAN $ 500.00 FRIENDS OF JON G BURNS $ 500.00 FRIENDS OF MARCUS WIEDOWER $ 350.00 FRIENDS OF RUSS GOODMAN $ 350.00 FRIENDS OF SHAW BLACKMON $ 350.00 FRIENDS OF SHELLY HUTCHINSON $ 250.00 FRIENDS TO ELECT BURT JONES $ 500.00 HATCHETT FOR GEORGIA $ 300.00 JODI LOTT FOR GEORGIA $ 400.00 JOHN CARSON FOR GA HOUSE $ 500.00 KASEY CARPENTER FOR A BETTER GEORGIA $ 700.00 KELLY FOR HOUSE INC $ 400.00 KEMP FOR GOVERNOR $ 2,000.00 LAHOOD FOR GEORGIA $ 300.00 LARICCIA FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE $ 400.00 MATT BRASS FOR STATE SENATE $ 500.00 MATTHEW FOR GEORGIA INC $ 250.00 MEEKS FOR STATE HOUSE $ 300.00 MICHAEL DUGAN FOR STATE SENATE $ 500.00 PK MARTIN FOR STATE SENATE $ 750.00 POWELL FOR REPRESENTATIVE INC $ 300.00 RALSTON FOR REPRESENTATIVE INC $ 1,000.00 STEPHEN WADE GOOCH $ 750.00 TERI FOR GEORGIA $ 300.00 TREY ALLEN $ 250.00 TRIPP FOR SENATE $ 250.00 TYLER HARPER FOR GEORGIA $ 500.00 VALENCIA SEAY SENATOR $ 350.00 VOTE STACY HALL $ 300.00 TOTAL $ 23,800.00 ILLINOIS CITIZENS FOR ANTONIO MUNOZ $ 500.00 CITIZENS FOR COLONEL CRAIG WILCOX $ 500.00 CITIZENS FOR DEBORAH SIMS $ 500.00 CITIZENS FOR DURKIN $ 1,000.00 CITIZENS FOR DURKIN $ 1,250.00 CITIZENS FOR MARCUS C EVANS JR $ 1,000.00 CITIZENS FOR MICHAEL E HASTINGS $ 1,000.00 CITIZENS TO ELECT ANDRE THAPEDI $ 500.00 CITIZENS TO ELECT DERRICK G CURTIS $ 1,500.00 DEWITTE FOR ILLINOIS SENATE $ 500.00 FRIENDS FOR MARTY MOYLAN FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE $ 1,000.00 FRIENDS OF DON HARMON $ 2,500.00 FRIENDS OF EVA DINA DELGADO $ 500.00 FRIENDS OF FRERICHS $ 1,000.00 FRIENDS OF GILVERT VILLEGAS $ 1,000.00 FRIENDS OF JASON BARICKMAN $ 500.00 FRIENDS OF MADIGAN $ 1,000.00 FRIENDS OF MATTIE HUNTER $ 500.00 FRIENDS OF RAM $ 1,000.00 FRIENDS OF ROBERT BOB RITA $ 1,500.00 FRIENDS OF SUE REZIN $ 1,000.00 HOUSE REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION $ 2,000.00 MCCOMBIE FOR ILLINOIS $ 500.00 OVERSTREET 2020 $ 1,000.00 PRECKWINKLE FOR PRESIDENT $ 1,500.00 SENATOR PATRICK JOYCE ELECTION COMMITTEE $ 500.00 WILLIAM DAVIS FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE $ 1,000.00 TOTAL $ 26,250.00 LOUISIANA A STRONGER LOUISIANA $ 1,500.00 TOTAL $ 1,500.00 MARYLAND HOUGH FOR SENATE $ 500.00 TOTAL $ 500.00 MISSISSIPPI CAMPAIGN TO ELECT CHARLES BUSBY $ 500.00 CASEY EURE CAMPAIGN FUND $ 250.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT BRICE WIGGINS $ 250.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT HANK ZUBER $ 250.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT JEFFREY GUICE $ 500.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT JEREMY ENGLAND $ 250.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT MICHAEL WATSON $ 250.00 COMMITTEE TO ELECT SCOTT DELANO $ 250.00 FRIENDS OF BRENT ANDERSON $ 250.00 FRIENDS OF DEAN KIRBY $ 250.00 FRIENDS OF DELBERT HOSEMANN $ 500.00 FRIENDS OF JASON WHITE $ 250.00 FRIENDS OF JENNIFER BRANNING $ 500.00 FRIENDS OF JOEL CARTER $ 250.00 FRIENDS OF KEVIN W FELSHER $ 250.00 FRIENDS OF TATE REEVES $ 1,000.00 FRIENDS OF TREY LAMAR $ 250.00 HARKINS FOR MS $ 250.00 JOHN READ CAMPAIGN FUND $ 250.00 JOSEPH E FILLINGANE $ 250.00 LYNN FITCH FOR MISSISSIPPI $ 250.00 MANLY BARTON $ 250.00 MICHAEL J THOMPSON JR $ 250.00 PHILIP GUNN CAMPAIGN $ 500.00 PHILIP MORAN CAMPAIGN $ 250.00 RICHARD B BENNETT CAMPAIGN $ 250.00 TOM KING CAMPAIGN $ 250.00 WILLIE SIMMONS CAMPAIGN $ 250.00 TOTAL $ 9,000.00 NEW YORK PEOPLE FOR MAGNARELLI 500.00 TOTAL $ 500.00 VIRGINIA BYRON FOR DELEGATE $ 250.00 CARR FOR DELEGATE $ 250.00 DAVID REID FOR DELEGATE $ 250.00 EDWARDS FOR VIRGINIA STATE SENATE $ 250.00 FRIENDS OF CREIGH DEEDS $ 250.00 FRIENDS OF JASON MIYARES $ 500.00 FRIENDS OF LAMONT BAGBY $ 250.00 FRIENDS OF LEE WARE $ 250.00 FRIENDS OF LUKE TORIAN $ 200.00 FRIENDS OF MARK OBENSHAIN $ 250.00 FRIENDS OF MONTY MASON $ 500.00 FRIENDS OF SIOBHAN DUNNAVANT $ 250.00 FRIENDS OF STEVE NEWMAN FOR SENATE $ 250.00 FRIENDS OF TOMMY NORMENT $ 500.00 GEORGE BARKER FOR SENATE $ 250.00 JANET HOWELL FOR SENATE $ 500.00 L LOUISE LUCAS CAMPAIGN FUND AND SENATOR L LOUISE LUCAS $ 500.00 LIONELL SPRUILL $ 250.00 LOPEZ FOR DELEGATE $ 500.00 MARK SICKLES FOR DELEGATE $ 500.00 MARSDEN FOR SENATE $ 500.00 MIKE MULLIN FOR VIRGINIA $ 250.00 ONE RICHMOND $ 1,000.00 REPUBLICAN COMMONWEALTH LEADERSHIP PAC $ 500.00 ROB BELL FOR DELEGATE $ 250.00 SASLAW FOR SENATE $ 500.00 TERRY L AUSTIN FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES $ 250.00 TYLER FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES $ 500.00 TOTAL $ 10,450.00 ** FOR CORPORATE PAC CONTRIBUTIONS and LOBBYING EXPENSES, PLEASE USE THIS LINK: https://www.csx.com/index.cfm/about‐us/company‐overview/political‐contributions/ .
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