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Sen. Heidi Heitkamp Heidi for Senate 1/18/13 $ 2,500 Rep. Judy May Chu Judy Chu for Congress 3/28/13 $ 1,000 Rep Facebook, Inc. PAC 2013-2018 Contributions to federal candidates and committees Updated 12/28/2018 Candidate Name Date Amount Sen. Heidi Heitkamp Heidi for Senate 1/18/13 $ 2,500 Rep. Judy May Chu Judy Chu for Congress 3/28/13 $ 1,000 Rep. S. Brett Guthrie Guthrie for Congress 3/28/13 $ 2,000 Rep. John M. Shimkus Volunteers for Shimkus 3/28/13 $ 1,000 Rep. Michael Richard Pompeo Pompeo for Congress Inc. 3/28/13 $ 1,000 Sen. William Cassidy Bill Cassidy for Congress 3/28/13 $ 1,000 Sen. Michael Shumway Lee Friends of Mike Lee Inc 3/28/13 $ 1,500 Sen. Orrin Grant Hatch Hatch Election Committee Inc 3/28/13 $ 2,500 Sen. Michael Dean Crapo Mike Crapo for US Senate 3/28/13 $ 2,500 Sen. 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