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Midyear Update 2017.Csv California Adam Gray for Assembly 2018 Assm. Adam C. Gray (D) State House$ 2,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Anna Caballero for Senate 2018 Assm. Anna Marie Caballero (D) State House$ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Anna Eshoo For Congress Rep. Anna G. Eshoo (D) US House$ 2,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Barragan For Congress Rep. Nanette Diaz Barragan (D) US House$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Blanca Rubio for Assembly Assm. Blanca E. Rubio (D) State House$ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Devin Nunes Campaign Committee Rep. Devin G. Nunes (R) US House$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Dr. Raul Ruiz For Congress Rep. Raul Ruiz (D) US House$ 2,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Dr. Richard Pan for Senate 2018 Sen. Richard Pan (D) State Senate$ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Feinstein For Senate 2018 Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D) US Senate$ 2,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Holly Mitchell for Assembly Sen. Holly J. Mitchell (D) State Senate$ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Jackie Speier For Congress Rep. K. Jacqueline Speier (D) US House$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Jerry Hill for Senate Sen. Jerry Hill (D) State Senate$ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Jim Cooper for Assembly 2018 Assm. Jim Cooper (D) State House$ 4,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Joaquin Arambula for Assembly 2018 Assm. Joaquin Arambula (D) State House$ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Kevin McCarthy For Congress Rep. Kevin Owen McCarthy (R) US House$ 7,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Majority Committee PAC‐‐Mc PAC Rep. Kevin Owen McCarthy (R) Leadership PAC$ 5,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Monique Limon for Assembly 2018 Assm. Monique Limon (D) State House$ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Raul Bocanegra for Assembly 2018 Assm. Raul Bocanegra (D) State House$ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Re‐Elect Senator Atkins 2020 Sen. Toni G. Atkins (D) State Senate$ 4,400.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Robert Hertzberg for Senate 2018 Sen. Bob M. Hertzberg (D) State Senate$ 2,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Scott Peters For Congress Rep. Scott H. Peters (D) US House$ 2,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Sharon Quirk‐Silva for Assembly 2018 Assm. Sharon Quirk‐Silva (D) State House$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Swalwell For Congress Rep. Eric Michael Swalwell, Jr. (D) US House$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Tony Cardenas For Congress Rep. Tony Cardenas (D) US House$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Walters For Congress Rep. Mimi K. Walters (R) US House$ 3,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Colorado Project West Political Action Committee Sen. Cory Gardner (R) Leadership PAC$ 5,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Connecticut Jobs And Innovation Matter PAC (JIM PAC) Rep. James Andrew Himes (D) Leadership PAC$ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Delaware Blue Hen PAC Sen. Christopher Andrew Coons (D) Leadership PAC$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Florida Carlos Curbelo Congress Rep. Carlos Luis Curbelo (R) US House$ 4,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Castor For Congress Rep. Katherine Anne Castor (D) US House$ 2,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Friends Of Dennis Ross Rep. Dennis Alan Ross (R) US House$ 2,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Friends Of Neal Dunn Rep. Neal Patrick Dunn (R) US House$ 2,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Jose Felix Diaz Campaign Rep. Jose Felix Diaz (R) State House$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Marco Rubio For Senate Sen. Marco Antonio Rubio (R) US Senate$ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Ron DeSantis for Florida Rep. Ronald D. DeSantis (R) US House$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Georgia Collins For Congress Rep. Douglas Allen Collins (R) US House$ 2,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Handel For Congress, Inc. Rep. Karen C. Handel (R) US House$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Illinois Friends of Peter Roskam Rep. Peter James Roskam (R) US House$ 2,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Roskam For Congress Committee Rep. Peter James Roskam (R) US House$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Volunteers For Shimkus Rep. John M. Shimkus (R) US House$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Indiana Donnelly For Indiana Sen. Joseph Simon Donnelly, Sr. (D) US Senate$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Friends Of Susan Brooks Rep. Susan W. Brooks (R) US House$ 2,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Jim Banks For Congress, Inc. Rep. James E. Banks (R) US House$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Walorski For Congress Inc Rep. Jacqueline Walorski (R) US House$ 3,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Kentucky Hal Rogers For Congress Rep. Harold D. Rogers (R) US House$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee McConnell Senate Committee Sen. Mitch McConnell (R) US Senate$ 2,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Louisiana Bill Cassidy For US Senate Sen. William Cassidy (R) US Senate$ 2,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Continuing America's Strength And Security PAC Sen. William Cassidy (R) Leadership PAC$ 2,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Kirk Talbot Campaign Fund Rep. Kirk Talbot (R) State House$ 500.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Scalise For Congress Rep. Stephen Joseph Scalise (R) US House$ 5,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Massachusetts 4 Ma PAC Rep. Joseph Patrick Kennedy, III (D)$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Maryland Citizens for Brian Feldman Sen. Brian J. Feldman (D) State Senate$ 250.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Citizens Helping Elect Cheryl Kagan Sen. Cheryl C. Kagan (D) State Senate$ 500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Committee to Elect Joan Carter Conway Sen. Joan Carter Conway (D) State Senate$ 250.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Friends of Erek L. Barron Del. Erek L. Barron (D) State House$ 100.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Friends of John Astle Sen. John C. Astle (D) State Senate$ 250.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Friends of Mike Busch Del. Michael Erin Busch (D) State House$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee People for Pendergrass Del. Shane E. Pendergrass (D) State House$ 250.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Supporters of Thomas Mac" Middleton" Sen. Thomas McLain Middleton (D) State Senate$ 500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee The Committee to Elect Eric Bromwell Del. Eric M. Bromwell (D) State House$ 125.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Maine Dirigo PAC Sen. Susan Margaret Collins (R) Leadership PAC$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Michigan Bergman for Congress Rep. Jack Bergman (R) US House$ 3,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Mike Bishop For Congress Rep. Michael D. Bishop (R) US House$ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Minnesota Friends Of Erik Paulsen Rep. Erik Paulsen (R) US House$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Missouri Ann Wagner For Congress Rep. Ann Louise Wagner (R) US House$ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Billy Long For Congress Rep. William H. Long, II (R) US House$ 1,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Rely On Your Beliefs Fund Sen. Roy Dean Blunt (R) Leadership PAC$ 2,500.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee North Carolina Butterfield For Congress Rep. George Kenneth Butterfield, Jr. (D) US House$ 2,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Hudson For Congress Rep. Richard Lane Hudson, Jr. (R) US House$ 2,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee McHenry For Congress Rep. Patrick Timothy McHenry (R) US House$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee North Dakota Heidi For Senate Sen. Heidi Heitkamp (D) US Senate$ 2,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee New Hampshire Friends of Chris Sununu Gov. Chris Sununu (R) Governor$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund New Hampshire Senate Democratic Caucus State Party Committee$ 500.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Senate Republican Majority PAC Other $ 500.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund New Jersey Bob Auth for Assembly Assm. Robert Auth (R) State House$ 500.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Bob Gordon for Senate Sen. Robert M. Gordon (D) State Senate$ 500.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Bob Smith for Senate Sen. Robert G. Smith (D) State House$ 500.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Bonnie Watson Coleman For Congress Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman (D) US House$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Bramnick for Assembly Assm. Jon M. Bramnick (R) State House$ 500.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Bucco for Assembly Assm. Anthony M. Bucco (R) State House$ 350.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Conaway for Assembly Assm. Herbert Conaway (D) State House$ 500.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Danielsen for Assembly Assm. Joseph F. Danielsen (D) State House$ 400.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund Donald M Payne JR For Congress Rep. Donald Milford Payne, Jr. (D) US House$ 5,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee Donald Norcross For Congress Rep. Donald W. Norcross (D) US House$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Political Action Committee EFO Betty Lou DeCroce Assm. Betty Lou DeCroce (R) State House$ 1,000.00 Johnson & Johnson Corporate Political Fund EFO Holly Schepisi for Assembly Assm.
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