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2019 State and Other Corporate Political Contributions 2019 State Contributions thru 12/31/19 Alabama DESCRIPTION CANDIDATE JURIS. STATE APPROVED AMOUNT House Charlotte Meadows AL $1,000.00 Senate Alabama Senate Republican Conference, Inc. AL $2,500.00 $3,500.00 California DESCRIPTION CANDIDATE JURIS. STATE APPROVED AMOUNT Assembly Vince Fong for Assembly CA $1,500.00 Assembly Rudy Salas for Assembly CA $1,500.00 California Republican Party CA $5,000.00 Assembly Jacqui Irwin CA $1,500.00 Senate John Laird CA $1,500.00 Assembly Chad Mayes CA $1,500.00 Assembly Brian Maienschein CA $1,500.00 Senate Lorena Gonzalez CA $3,000.00 Senate Senator Watkins CA $2,000.00 Senate James Ramos CA $1,500.00 Assembly Gray for Assembly 2020 CA $1,500.00 Assembly Evan Low CA $1,500.00 Assembly Jim Cooper CA $2,000.00 Assembly Phillip Chen CA $1,500.00 $27,000.00 Florida DESCRIPTION CANDIDATE JURIS. STATE APPROVED AMOUNT Senate Florida Republican Senatorial Campaign FL $5,000.00 Senate Gayle Harrell FL $1,000.00 House Colleen Burton FL $1,000.00 House Paul Renner FL $1,000.00 House Clay Yarborough FL $1,000.00 Senate Bobby Powell FL $1,000.00 Senate Ray Rodrigues FL $1,000.00 Senate Kathleen Passidomo FL $1,000.00 House Ben Diamond FL $1,000.00 Florida Democratic Legislative Camp Committee FL $2,500.00 Florida Democratic Party FL $2,500.00 House Vance Aloupis FL $1,000.00 House Lawrence McClure FL $1,000.00 House Conservatives for a Better Florida FL $2,500.00 Senate Jason Brodeur FL $1,000.00 House Erin Grall Campaign FL $1,000.00 Senate Florida Strong FL $1,000.00 House James Grant FL $1,000.00 House Floridians for Economic Freedom FL $2,500.00 House Kamia Brown FL $500.00 House Mike Grant FL $1,000.00 House Allison Tant FL $500.00 $31,000.00 Georgia DESCRIPTION CANDIDATE JURIS. STATE APPROVED AMOUNT Senate Dean Burke GA $500.00 House Jon Burns GA $500.00 House Sharon Cooper GA $500.00 House Katie Dempsey GA $250.00 Senate Chuck Hufstetler GA $500.00 House Trey Kelly GA $500.00 Senate Butch Miller GA $500.00 Senate Jeff Mullis GA $500.00 House Butch Parrish GA $250.00 House Deborah Silcox GA $250.00 House Robert Trammell GA $500.00 Senate Ben Watson GA $500.00 House David Ralston GA $500.00 $5,750.00 Illinois DESCRIPTION CANDIDATE JURIS. STATE APPROVED AMOUNT House Yehiel Kalish IL $1,500.00 House Gregory Harris IL $1,000.00 Assembly Nicolas Smith IL $1,000.00 Senate Antonio Munoz IL $2,000.00 House Robyn Gabel IL $500.00 House Yehiel M. Kalish IL $1,000.00 Senate Antonio Munoz IL $1,000.00 Senate Laura Fine IL $500.00 Senate Kimberly Lightford IL $1,000.00 House Thomas Demmer IL $1,000.00 Senate Sara Feigenholtz IL $500.00 House James Durkin IL $1,500.00 Senate Mattie Hunter IL $500.00 House Marcus C. Evans Jr. IL $500.00 Senate John Cullerton IL $2,000.00 House Michael Madigan IL $2,000.00 Rep Dan Ugaste IL $500.00 House Michael Madigan IL $2,000.00 Deputy Leader Dan Brady IL $500.00 Rep Larry Walsh, Jr. IL $1,000.00 Senate Julie Morrison IL $1,000.00 Senate Melinda Bush IL $1,000.00 Rep Keith Wheeler IL $500.00 Rep Dan Caulkins IL $250.00 Rep Lindsay Parkhurst IL $250.00 $24,500.00 Louisanna DESCRIPTION CANDIDATE JURIS. STATE APPROVED AMOUNT House Paula Davis LA $500.00 $500.00 Maryland DESCRIPTION CANDIDATE JURIS. STATE APPROVED AMOUNT Senate Bill Ferguson MD $2,500.00 $2,500.00 Michigan DESCRIPTION CANDIDATE JURIS. STATE APPROVED AMOUNT Senate Grand Lake Adminstrative Fund MI $1,500.00 House Lee Chatfield MI $500.00 Gov Gov. Gretchen Whitmer MI $750.00 House Hank Vaupel MI $350.00 $3,100.00 Mississippi DESCRIPTION CANDIDATE JURIS. STATE APPROVED AMOUNT House Sam C Mims V MS $500.00 Governor Reeve Tate MS $1,000.00 Lieutenant Governor Delbert Hosemann MS $1,000.00 House Philip Gunn MS $1,000.00 Senate J Walter Michel III MS $500.00 Senate Briggs Hopson MS $500.00 $4,500.00 Missouri DESCRIPTION CANDIDATE JURIS. STATE APPROVED AMOUNT Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe MO $500.00 $500.00 New Hampshire DESCRIPTION CANDIDATE JURIS. STATE APPROVED AMOUNT Senate New Hampshire Senate Democratic Caucus NH $1,000.00 Governor Chris Sununu NH $1,000.00 $2,000.00 New Jersey DESCRIPTION CANDIDATE JURIS. STATE APPROVED AMOUNT Assembly Craig Coughlin NJ $2,000.00 Assembly Louis Greenwald NJ $500.00 Assembly Andrew Zwicker NJ $500.00 Assembly Dan Benson NJ $500.00 Assembly Pam Lampitt NJ $500.00 Assembly John Burzichelli NJ $1,000.00 Assembly Jon Bramnick NJ $1,000.00 Assembly Gary Schaer NJ $500.00 Assembly Jon Bramnick NJ $1,000.00 Assembly Anthony Verrelli NJ $500.00 Assembly Nancy Munoz NJ $1,000.00 Assembly Louis Greewald NJ $1,500.00 Assembly Andrew Zwicker NJ $500.00 Assembly Chris DePhillips NJ $500.00 Senate Bob Andrzejczak NJ $500.00 Assembly Herb Conway NJ $1,000.00 Assembly Joann Downey NJ $500.00 $13,500.00 Nevada DESCRIPTION CANDIDATE JURIS. STATE APPROVED AMOUNT Assembly Jason Fierson NV $3,500.00 $3,500.00 New Mexico DESCRIPTION CANDIDATE JURIS. STATE APPROVED AMOUNT Senate Clemente Sanchez NM $500.00 House Debbie Armstrong NM $500.00 Senate Richard Martinez NM $500.00 $1,500.00 New York DESCRIPTION CANDIDATE JURIS. STATE APPROVED AMOUNT Assembly NYS Democratic Assembly Campaign Committee NY $10,000.00 Governor Andrew Cuomo NY $2,500.00 $12,500.00 Oregon DESCRIPTION CANDIDATE JURIS. STATE APPROVED AMOUNT Senate Tim Knopp Oregon $1,000.00 Senate Herman Baertschiger Oregon $1,000.00 House Christine Drazan Oregon $1,000.00 House Dan Rayfield Oregon $1,000.00 House Mark Meek Oregon $1,000.00 House E. Werner Reschke Oregon $1,000.00 Senate Chuck Thomsen Oregon $1,000.00 Senate Denyc Boles Oregon $1,500.00 House Cedric Hayden Oregon $1,500.00 House Raquel Moore-Green Oregon $1,000.00 House Janelle Bynum Oregon $1,000.00 House Cheri Helt Oregon $1,000.00 Senate Laurie Monnes Anderson Oregon $1,000.00 Senate Peter Courtney Oregon $1,000.00 House Daniel Bonham Oregon $1,000.00 House Paul Evans Oregon $1,000.00 Senate Brian Boquist Oregon $1,000.00 Senate Lee Beyer Oregon $1,000.00 Senate Betsy Johnson Oregon $1,000.00 House Caddy McKeown Oregon $1,000.00 House Marty Wilde Oregon $1,000.00 Senate Bill Hansell Oregon $1,000.00 $23,000.00 South Carolina DESCRIPTION CANDIDATE JURIS. STATE APPROVED AMOUNT Southern Strategy Group of SC, LLC SC $5,000.00 $5,000.00 Utah DESCRIPTION CANDIDATE JURIS. STATE APPROVED AMOUNT House Mike Schultz UT $750.00 Governor Spencer Cox UT $1,500.00 House Brad Wilson UT $750.00 Senate Evan Vickers UT $1,250.00 Senate Stuart Adams UT $1,000.00 $5,250.00 Washington State DESCRIPTION CANDIDATE JURIS. STATE APPROVED AMOUNT House Marcus Riccelli WA $500.00 Senate Ann Rivers WA $500.00 House June Robinson WA $500.00 Senate Christine Rolfes WA $500.00 House Skyler Rude WA $500.00 House Joe Schmick WA $500.00 Senate Mark Schoesler WA $500.00 Senate Shelly Short WA $500.00 House Vandana Slatter WA $500.00 House Larry Springer WA $1,000.00 Drew Stokesbary WA $500.00 House Monica Stonier WA $500.00 House Brandon Vick WA $500.00 House J T Wilcox WA $500.00 Gov Jay Inslee WA $1,000.00 Senate Andy Billig WA $500.00 Senate John Braun WA $500.00 Senate Sharon Brown WA $500.00 House Kelly Chambers WA $500.00 House Frank Chopp WA $500.00 Senate Annette Cleveland WA $500.00 House Eileen Cody WA $500.00 Senate David Frockt WA $500.00 Senate Steve Hobbs WA $500.00 House Paul Harris WA $500.00 House Laurie Jinkins WA $1,000.00 Senate Karen Keiser WA $500.00 Senate Marko Liias WA $500.00 House Nicole Macri WA $500.00 House Jacquelin Maycumber WA $500.00 Senate Mark Mullet WA $1,000.00 Senate Jaime Pedersen WA $500.00 Senate Tim Knopp WA $1,500.00 $19,500.00 Grand Total $188,600.00.
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