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2018 BMS PAC Contributions Exhibit A(ii) EMPLOYEE POLITICAL ADVOCACY FUND FOR INNOVATION 2018 CONTRIBUTIONS State Candidate Contribution Amount Alabama Rep. Terri Sewell $1,000 Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema $1,000 California Sen. Dianne Feinstein $2,500 Rep. Ami Bera $2,000 Rep. Anna Eshoo $5,000 Rep. Steve Knight $1,000 Rep. Doris Matsui $1,000 Rep. Kevin McCarthy $5,000 Rep. Scott Peters $2,500 Rep. Linda Sanchez $2,500 Rep. Adam Schiff $1,000 Rep. Jackie Speier $2,500 Rep. Mike Thompson $1,000 Rep. Mimi Walters $2,500 Colorado Sen. Cory Gardner $1,000 Sen. Michael Bennet $1,000 Rep. Diana DeGette $2,500 Colorado Democratic Party $1,000 Delaware Sen. Tom Carper $2,500 Sen. Chris Coons $2,000 Blue Hen PAC (Sen. Chris Coons) $3,000 Florida Rep. Gus Bilirakis $1,000 Rep. Kathy Castor $2,500 Rep. Carlos Curbelo $1,000 Rep. Stephanie Murphy $1,000 Rep. Darren Soto $1,000 Georgia Sen. Johnny Isakson $1,000 Sen. David Perdue $2,000 Rep. Buddy Carter $2,500 Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds $2,000 Sen. Chuck Grassley $2,500 State Sen. Charles Schneider $2,000 State Sen. Tom Shipley $500 Idaho Sen. Mike Crapo $5,000 Illinois Rep. Cheri Bustos $1,000 Rep. Bill Foster $1,000 Rep. Robin Kelly $1,000 Rep. Darin LaHood $1,000 Rep. Pete Roskam $1,000 Rep. Brad Schneider $1,000 Rep. John Shimkus $2,500 Indiana Sen. Mike Braun $1,000 Sen. Joe Donnelly $2,500 Rep. Larry Bucshon $2,500 Rep. Susan Brooks $2,000 Rep. Andre Carson $1,000 Rep. Jackie Walorski $1,000 Kansas Sen. Pat Roberts $2,000 Kentucky Bluegrass Committee (Sen. Mitch McConnell) $5,000 Rep. Brett Guthrie $2,500 Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy $2,500 Rep. Cedric Richmond $1,000 Rep. Steve Scalise $2,500 Massachusetts Sen. Ed Markey $2,500 Rep. Mike Capuano $2,000 Rep. Katherine Clark $2,500 Rep. Bill Keating $1,000 Rep. Joe Kennedy $2,500 Rep. Richie Neal $5,000 Rep. Seth Moulton $1,000 Maryland Rep. Anthony Brown $1,000 Rep. Steny Hoyer $5,000 Michigan Rep. Jack Bergman $1,000 Rep. Fred Upton $3,500 Minnesota Rep. Erik Paulsen $2,500 Missouri Sen. Roy Blunt $2,500 Rep. Jason Smith $1,000 Montana Senator Jon Tester $6,500 Nevada Sen. Dean Heller $2,500 New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez $5,000 Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman $5,000 Rep. Josh Gottheimer $2,500 Rep. Leonard Lance $7,500 Rep. Tom MacArthur $2,500 Rep. Donald Norcross $5,000 Rep. Frank Pallone $2,500 Rep. Bill Pascrell $2,500 Rep. Donald Payne Jr. $1,000 Rep. Albio Sires $1,000 Rep. Jeff Van Drew $1,000 New Mexico Rep. Ray Ben Lujan $1,000 Sen. Martin Heinrich $2,500 New York Rep. Yvette Clarke $1,000 Rep. Eliot Engel $2,500 Rep. John Katko $2,500 Rep. Joe Morelle $1,000 Rep. Jerry Nadler $2,000 Rep. Tom Reed $5,000 Rep. Paul Tonko $1,000 North Carolina Sen. Richard Burr $2,500 Sen. Thom Tillis $3,500 Rep. G.K. Butterfield $2,500 Rep. George Holding $1,000 Rep. Richard Hudson $1,000 Rep. Patrick McHenry $1,000 State Sen. Tamara Barringer $500 State Sen. Harry Brown $500 State Sen. Joyce Krawiec $500 State Rep. Josh Dobson $250 State Rep. Nelson Dollar $750 State Rep. Donny Lambeth $250 State Rep. Gregory Murphy $250 State Rep. Tim Moore $500 North Dakota Sen. Heidi Heitkamp $5,000 Ohio Sen. Rob Portman $2,000 Rep. Bob Latta $1,000 Rep. Steve Stivers $1,000 Oklahoma Rep. Tom Cole $1,000 Rep. Markwayne Mullin $1,000 Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden $2,500 Rep. Kurt Schrader $2,500 Rep. Greg Walden $3,000 New Pioneers PAC (Rep. Greg Walden) $2,000 Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey $2,500 Sen. Pat Toomey $2,500 Rep. Brendan Boyle $2,500 Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick $1,000 Rep. Mike Kelly $2,000 Rhode Island Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse $1,000 South Dakota Sen. John Thune $2,500 South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott $1,000 Rep. Jim Clyburn $2,500 Tennessee Sen. Marsha Blackburn $2,500 TENN PAC (Sen. Lamar Alexander) $5,000 Texas Sen. John Cornyn $3,500 Alamo PAC (Sen. John Cornyn) $1,500 Rep. Kevin Brady $5,000 Rep. Michael Burgess $2,500 Rep. Bill Flores $2,000 Rep. Kay Granger $1,000 State Sen. Dawn Buckingham $500 State Sen. Konni Burton $500 State Sen. Kelly Hancock $250 State Sen. Don Huffines $500 State Sen. Bryan Hughes $500 State Sen. Jose Menendez $500 State Sen. Jane Nelson $500 State Sen. Charles Schwertner $500 State Rep. Cesar Blanco $250 State Rep. Greg Bonnen $250 State Rep. Nicole Collier $250 State Rep. Phillip Cortez $250 State Rep. Tony Dale $500 State Rep. Sarah Davis $500 State Rep. Bobby Guerra $250 State Rep. Jeff Leach $250 State Rep. Oscar Longoria $250 State Rep. Sergio Munoz $250 State Rep. Tom Oliverson $250 State Rep. Tan Parker $500 State Rep. Dennis Paul $250 State Rep. Walter Price $1,000 State Rep. Richard Raymond $500 State Rep. J.D. Sheffield $250 State Rep. Ken Strange $250 State Rep. Senfronia Thompson $250 State Rep. Gene Wu $250 State Rep. John Zerwas $500 Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine $1,000 Sen. Mark Warner $5,000 Rep. Don Beyer $1,000 Rep. Morgan Griffith $2,500 Washington Sen. Patty Murray $5,000 Rep. Suzan DelBene $2,500 Rep. Derek Kilmer $1,000 Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers $5,000 Rep. Dino Rossi $1,000 West Virginia Sen. Joseph Manchin $2,500 Sen. Moore Shelley Capito $1,000 Wisconsin Rep. Ron Kind $2,500 Prosperity Action Inc. (Rep. Paul Ryan) $5,000 Wyoming Sen. John Barrasso $2,500 Sen. Mike Enzi $1,000 Total YTD: December 31, 2018 $323,250.
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