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The Following Candidates, State and Local Ballot Measures, Political 2011 Corporate Political Contributions The following candidates, state and local ballot measures, political parties and other committees received corporate campaign contributions from Sempra Energy in 2011: Candidate/ Committee/ Organization Party Office Sought Total Abed, Sam N/A Mayor, City of Escondido $530.00 Achadjian, Katcho REP California State Assembly $3,000.00 Adams, Steve N/A City Council, City of Riverside $500.00 Aguinaga, Louie N/A Mayor, City of South El Monte $300.00 Alejo, Luis DEM California State Assembly $1,000.00 Allen, Michael DEM California State Assembly $1,000.00 Anderson, Joel REP California State Senate $1,500.00 Arakawa, Alan N/A Mayor, County of Maui $1,000.00 Atkins, Toni DEM California State Assembly $3,000.00 Azevedo, Kathy N/A Mayor Pro Tem, City of Norco $300.00 Bates, Pat N/A County Supervisor, County of Orange $500.00 Berryhill, Bill REP California State Senate $2,000.00 Berryhill, Tom REP California State Senate $3,000.00 Block, Marty DEM California State Assembly $3,900.00 Block, Marty DEM California State Senate $1,000.00 Blumenfield, Bob DEM California State Assembly $2,000.00 Bocanegra, Raul DEM California State Assembly $1,950.00 Bonilla, Susan DEM California State Assembly $2,600.00 Botts, Bob N/A City Council, City of Banning $99.00 Bradford, Steven DEM California State Assembly $7,800.00 Brandman, Jordan N/A City Council, City of Anaheim $250.00 Bric, Gary N/A City Council, City of Burbank $250.00 Broome, Sharon DEM Louisiana State Senate $500.00 Buchanan, Joan DEM California State Assembly $3,900.00 Butler, Betsy DEM California State Assembly $1,000.00 Butts, James N/A Mayor, City of Inglewood $250.00 Calderon, Ronald DEM California State Senate $1,000.00 Campos, Nora DEM California State Assembly $2,000.00 Cannella, Anthony REP California State Senate $2,000.00 Cedillo, Gilbert DEM California State Assembly $1,500.00 Chabert, Norby REP Louisiana State Senate $500.00 Conway, Connie REP California State Assembly $3,900.00 Cook, Paul REP California State Assembly $2,000.00 Daly, Tom N/A Clerk Recorder, County of Orange $250.00 Danahay, Michael DEM Louisiana State House of Representatives $250.00 Davis, Mike DEM California State Assembly $250.00 De Leon, Kevin DEM California State Senate $1,000.00 DeGrandpre, Jeff N/A City Council, City of Eastvale $250.00 Dorsey, Yvonne DEM Louisiana State Senate $500.00 Douglas, Farrah N/A City Council, City of Carlsbad $750.00 Dutton, Robert REP California State Assembly $1,000.00 Emmerson, William REP California State Senate $2,400.00 Fletcher, Nathan REP California State Assembly $3,900.00 Fong, Paul DEM California State Assembly $2,600.00 Franklin, A.B. DEM Louisiana State House of Representatives $250.00 Fuller, Jean REP California State Senate $3,900.00 Furutani, Warren DEM California State Assembly $2,000.00 Gaines, Beth REP California State Assembly $5,400.00 Gaines, Ted REP California State Assembly $3,000.00 Garcia, Don N/A City Council, City of Aliso Viejo $300.00 Garrick, Martin REP California State Senate $3,500.00 Gatto, Mike DEM California State Assembly $3,000.00 Geymann, Brett REP Louisiana State House of Representatives $250.00 Gomez, Mario N/A City Council, City of Huntington Park $200.00 Gorell, Jeff REP California State Assembly $3,900.00 Gray, Adam DEM California State Assembly $1,000.00 Grove, Shannon REP California State Assembly $3,000.00 Guinn, John REP Louisiana State House of Representatives $250.00 Hagman, Curt REP California State Assembly $1,500.00 Halderman, Linda REP California State Assembly $3,000.00 Hall, Isadore DEM California State Assembly $2,600.00 2011 Corporate Political Contributions The following candidates, state and local ballot measures, political parties and other committees received corporate campaign contributions from Sempra Energy in 2011: Candidate/ Committee/ Organization Party Office Sought Total Harkey, Diane REP California State Assembly $3,900.00 Harris, Kamala DEM Attorney General, State of California $6,500.00 Hernandez, Ofelia N/A City Council, City of Huntington Park $200.00 Hernandez, Roger DEM California State Assembly $3,600.00 Herrera, Carol N/A City Council, City of Diamond Bar $150.00 Hodge, Jason DEM California State Senate $2,000.00 Hogan‐Rowles, Forescee N/A City Council, City of Los Angeles $250.00 Huber, Alyson DEM California State Assembly $2,500.00 Hueso, Ben DEM California State Assembly $3,000.00 Huff, Robert REP California State Assembly $3,400.00 Hutchens, Sandra N/A Sheriff, County of Orange $200.00 Jeffries, Kevin N/A County Supervisor, County of Riverside $500.00 Johns, Ronnie REP Louisiana State Senate $500.00 Jones, Brian REP California State Assembly $3,900.00 Kirkpatrick, Marilyn DEM Nevada State Assembly $1,000.00 Kleckley, Charles REP Louisiana State House of Representatives $250.00 Knight, Steve REP California State Assembly $2,000.00 Kogerman, Barbara N/A City Council, City of Laguna Hills $250.00 Kostelka, Robert REP Louisiana State Senate $500.00 La Malfa, Doug REP California State Senate $1,500.00 Lane, Randon N/A City Council, City of Murrieta $500.00 Lara, Ricardo DEM California State Assembly $3,000.00 Leno, Mark DEM California State Senate $1,300.00 Lieu, Ted DEM California State Senate $2,000.00 Logue, Dan REP California State Assembly $3,000.00 Lowenthal, Bonnie DEM California State Senate $1,000.00 Ma, Fiona DEM California State Senate $1,000.00 Mansoor, Allan REP California State Assembly $1,500.00 Martiny, Daniel REP Louisiana State Senate $500.00 Mendoza, Tony DEM California State Senate $1,000.00 Mitchell, Holly DEM California State Assembly $2,000.00 Mitzelfelt, Brad N/A County Supervisor, County of San Bernardino $500.00 Morrell, Jean‐Paul DEM Louisiana State Senate $500.00 Morrell, Michael REP California State Assembly $1,550.00 Morrish, Dan REP Louisiana State Senate $500.00 Nelson, Shawn N/A County Supervisor, County of Orange $250.00 Nestande, Brian REP California State Assembly $3,000.00 Nevers, Ben DEM Louisiana State Senate $500.00 Norby, Chris REP California State Assembly $1,500.00 Pan, Richard DEM California State Assembly $1,000.00 Perea, Henry DEM California State Assembly $2,000.00 Perez, John DEM California State Assembly $6,800.00 Perez, V. Manuel DEM California State Assembly $2,500.00 Perry, Jonathan REP Louisiana State Senate $500.00 Price, Curren DEM California State Senate $2,500.00 Robideaux, Joel REP Louisiana State House of Representatives $250.00 Rubio, Michael DEM California State Senate $2,000.00 Runner, Sharon REP California State Senate $3,900.00 Scrivner, Zack N/A County Supervisor, County of Kern $150.00 Silva, Jim REP California State Senate $1,000.00 Skinner, Nancy DEM California State Assembly $3,500.00 Smith, John REP Louisiana State Senate $500.00 Solorio, Jose DEM California State Senate $1,100.00 Spitzer, Todd N/A County Supervisor, County of Orange $200.00 Steinberg, Darrell DEM Lieutenant Governor, State of California $2,000.00 Strickland, Tony REP California State Senate $900.00 Swanson, Sandre DEM California State Senate $2,200.00 Tabor, Danny N/A Mayor, City of Inglewood $1,000.00 Team Palmdale 2011 N/A Supporting Mayor James Ledford and Councilman Mike Dispenza $99.00 Thompson, Francis DEM Louisiana State Senate $500.00 Torres, Norma DEM California State Assembly $1,000.00 2011 Corporate Political Contributions The following candidates, state and local ballot measures, political parties and other committees received corporate campaign contributions from Sempra Energy in 2011: Candidate/ Committee/ Organization Party Office Sought Total Valadao, David REP California State Assembly $3,000.00 Vargas, Juan DEM California State Senate $1,000.00 Wagner, Donald REP California State Assembly $3,000.00 Walters, Mimi REP California State Senate $2,000.00 Whitaker, Bruce N/A City Council, City of Fullerton $250.00 Wright, Roderick DEM California State Senate $5,200.00 Wyland, Mark REP California State Senate $1,500.00 Total Corporate Contributions to Candidates $218,978.00 Asian American Small Business PAC N/A PAC $10,000.00 Assembly Democratic Caucus DEM PAC $1,500.00 California 2020 N/A Ballot Measure Committee $6,500.00 California Democratic Party DEM Political Party $126,000.00 California Latino Leadership PAC N/A PAC $6,500.00 California Legislative Black Caucus PAC N/A PAC $20,000.00 California Republican Party N/A Political Party $95,000.00 Californians for Jobs and a Strong Economy N/A PAC $25,000.00 Chamber PAC Small Contributor Committee N/A PAC $200.00 Civil Justice Association of California N/A Membership Organization $9,000.00 Diversity PAC N/A PAC $30,000.00 Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund N/A PAC $1,500.00 Huntington Beach 2020 Vision PAC N/A PAC $500.00 Jobs PAC ‐ State Candidate Account N/A PAC $40,000.00 Lincoln Club of Orange County‐State PAC N/A PAC $3,900.00 Lincoln Club San Diego County N/A Membership Organization $5,750.00 Nevada Senate Democrats DEM PAC $1,500.00 Orange County Business Council DBA Biz Pac N/A PAC $1,500.00 Reform CA Ballot Measure N/A Ballot Measure Committee $4,800.00 Republican Central Committee of S.D. City REP Political Party $2,500.00 Republican Party of Louisiana REP Political Party $5,000.00 San Diego Biotechnology PAC N/A PAC $3,000.00 San Diego County Democratic Party DEM Political Party $4,000.00 San Diego Downtown Partnership PAC N/A PAC $3,500.00 San Diego Port Tenants Political Action Committee N/A PAC $1,000.00 San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce PAC N/A PAC $3,500.00 Senate Republican Leadership Caucus REP PAC $1,500.00 Voter Education Group N/A Slate
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