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Devos Giving Tracking DeVos Family Disclosed Giving: 2015-2016 Location Reported Recipient Amount Federal Alfed Lawson Jr. $1,000.00 Federal Alticor PAC $46,500.00 Federal American Crossroads $1,000,000.00 Indiana American Federation for $525,000.00 Children Action Fund Wisconsin American Federation for $100,000.00 Children Action Fund - Wisconsin IE Committee Michigan Auto Dealers of Michigan $24,700.00 Federal Barbara Comstock $32,400.00 Michigan Beau LaFave $9,000.00 Michigan Ben Frederick $9,000.00 Michigan Beth Griffin $9,000.00 Federal Bill Huizenga $27,000.00 Michigan Bill Schuette $6,800.00 Michigan Bob Howey $9,000.00 Federal Bobby Jindal $5,400.00 Michigan Brandt Iden $9,000.00 Michigan Brian Calley $13,600.00 Federal Brian Kelsey $5,400.00 Michigan Bronna Kahle $9,000.00 Michigan Business Leaders for Michigan $17,000.00 Federal Carlos Curbelo $10,800.00 Federal Carly Fiorina $16,200.00 Federal Carlyle Begay $2,500.00 Michigan Casey O’Neill $9,000.00 Federal Concerned Taxpayers of $125,000.00 America Federal Conservative Authentic $250,000.00 Responsive Leadership for You and for America Federal Conservative Solutions (Pro- $750,000.00 Marco Rubio) Michigan Curt VanderWall $9,000.00 !1 Location Reported Recipient Amount Michigan Daire Rendon $9,000.00 Michigan Daniela Garcia $9,000.00 Federal Darren Soto $2,700.00 Federal David Brat $12,800.00 Federal David Trott $8,000.00 Michigan David Viviano $22,500.00 Michigan Diana Farrington $9,000.00 Missouri Eric Greitens $100,000.00 Indiana Eric Holcomb $95,000.00 Federal ESAFUND $100,000.00 Michigan FOWB $15,000.00 Federal Fred Upton $14,400.00 Federal Freedom Partners Action Fund $1,500,000.00 Michigan Friends of Hope Netowrk $500.00 Michigan Friends of Spectrum $2,000.00 Federal Friends of Winning Women $21,600.00 2016 Michigan Gary Howell $9,000.00 Federal Grassley Hawkeye Fund $21,600.00 Michigan Great Lakes Education Project $500,000.00 Michigan Holly Hughes $9,000.00 Federal House Liberty Project $10,000.00 Michigan House Republican Campaign $720,000.00 Committee Federal Illinois Republican Party $30,000.00 Michigan James Lower $9,000.00 Federal Jason Allen $24,300.00 Michigan Jason Wentworth $9,000.00 Federal Jeb Bush (Jeb 2016 Inc) $18,900.00 Michigan Jeff Noble $9,000.00 Michigan Jim Lilly $9,000.00 Michigan Jim Stamas $3,000.00 Michigan Joan Larsen $22,500.00 !2 Location Reported Recipient Amount Federal Joe Heck $83,700.00 Michigan Joe Kent $9,000.00 Michigan John Bizon $9,000.00 Federal John Kasich $10,800.00 Federal John McCain $9,000.00 Federal John Moolenaar $8,000.00 Michigan Joseph Graves $8,200.00 Michigan Joseph Rossi $10,000.00 Michigan Judge Kurtis T. Wilder $25,000.00 Federal Justin Amash $54,175.00 Federal Justin PAC $10,000.00 Michigan Kathy Crawford $9,000.00 Federal Kelly Ayotte $43,200.00 Michigan Ken Horn $3,000.00 Michigan Kent County Republican Party $205,000.00 Michigan Klint Kesto $9,000.00 Michigan Larry Inman $9,000.00 Michigan Lee Chatfield $9,000.00 Federal Lisa Murkowski $43,200.00 Federal Marco Rubio (Senate and $89,100.00 President) Michigan Margaret O’Brien $3,000.00 Federal Mark Kirk $43,200.00 Michigan Marty Knollenberg $3,000.00 Michigan Mary Whiteford $9,000.00 Federal McCarthy Victory Fund $5,000.00 Michigan Michigan Chamber of $10,000.00 Commerce Michigan Michigan Freedom Network $250,000.00 Federal Michigan Republican Party $282,000.00 Michigan Michigan Republican Party $1,045,000.00 Federal Mike Bishop $43,200.00 Michigan MIke Shirkey $3,000.00 !3 Location Reported Recipient Amount Federal Missouri Republican State $30,000.00 Committee Federal Michigan Moving Michigan Forward (Arlan $40,000.00 Meekhof) Nevada Nevada Federation for Children $55,000.00 Federal NRSC $601,200.00 Michigan Ottawa County Republican $15,000.00 Party Michigan Pamela Hornberger $9,000.00 Federal Patrick Toomey $43,200.00 Michigan Paul Beardslee $5,000.00 Federal Paul Henning $5,400.00 Federal Paul Mitchell $9,000.00 Michigan Peter MacGregor $3,000.00 Federal Phil Pavlov $8,100.00 Federal Republican National Committee $1,851,200.00 Federal Republican Party of Florida $30,000.00 Federal Richard Burr $43,200.00 Wisconsin Rick Gudex $1,350.00 Federal Right to Rise USA (Jeb Bush) $286,942.00 Federal Rob Portman $43,200.00 Michigan Rob VerHeulen $9,000.00 Michigan Roger Hauck $7,000.00 Michigan Ron Weiser $34,000.00 Federal Ronald DeSantis $10,800.00 Federal Ronald Johnson $43,200.00 Michigan Ryan Gallogly $9,000.00 Federal Scott Walker $24,300.00 Federal Senate Leadership Fund $1,000,000.00 Michigan Senate Republican Campaign $121,000.00 Committee Michigan Steve Marino $9,000.00 Michigan Sue Allor $9,000.00 Federal Team Ryan $465,000.00 !4 Location Reported Recipient Amount Federal Tim Walberg $48,600.00 Federal Timothy Scott $43,200.00 Federal Todd Young $24,300.00 Michigan Tom Barrett $9,000.00 Michigan Tom Leonard $9,000.00 Michigan Tommy Brann $9,000.00 Federal Trump Victory Fund $245,000.00 Federal Trusted Leadership PAC $250,000.00 Federal Upper Hand Fund $45,000.00 Michigan Vern Helder $1,000.00 Michigan Wayne Schmidt $3,000.00 Federal William Hurd $5,400.00 Wisconsin Wisconsin Federation for $25,000.00 Children !5.
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