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2010 Political Contributions (January 1St – June 30Th) 2010 Political Contributions (January 1st – June 30th) Amgen is committed to serving patients by transforming the promise of science and biotechnology into therapies that have the power to restore health or even save lives. Amgen recognizes the importance of sound public policy in achieving this goal, and, accordingly, participates in the political process and supports those candidates, committees, and other organizations who work to advance healthcare innovation and improve patient access. Amgen participates in the political process by making direct corporate contributions as well as contributions through its employee-funded Political Action Committee (“Amgen PAC”). In some states, corporate contributions to candidates for state or local elected offices are permissible, while in other states and at the federal level, political contributions are only made through the Amgen PAC. Under certain circumstances, Amgen may lawfully contribute to other political committees and political organizations, including political party committees, industry PACs, leadership PACs, and Section 527 organizations. Amgen also participates in ballot initiatives and referenda at the state and local level. Amgen is committed to complying with all applicable laws, rules, and regulations that govern all such contributions. The list below contains information about political contributions for the first half of 2010 by Amgen and the Amgen PAC. It includes contributions to candidate committees, political party committees, industry PACs, leadership PACs, Section 527 organizations, and state and local ballot initiatives and referenda. These contributions are categorized by state, political party (if applicable), political office (where applicable), recipient, contributor (Amgen Inc. or Amgen PAC) and amount. Office Corp. PAC State Party Candidate Office Committee/PAC Name Candidate Name Contribution Contribution AL D U.S. HOUSE Bright For Congress Bright, Bobby $1,000.00 AL R U.S. HOUSE Griffith For Congress Griffith, Parker $2,500.00 AL R U.S. SENATE Shelby For US Senate Shelby, Richard $2,000.00 AR R U.S. HOUSE Tim Griffin For Congress Campaign Committee Griffin, John $2,000.00 AR D U.S. SENATE Friends Of Blanche Lincoln Lincoln, Blanche $4,000.00 AZ R U.S. SENATE Jon Kyl For U.S. Senate Kyl, Jon $3,000.00 Kyl, Jon (FED AZ R U.S. SENATE Senate Majority Fund LPAC) $2,000.00 CA D U.S. HOUSE Becerra For Congress Becerra, Xavier $1,000.00 CA R U.S. HOUSE Mary Bono Mack Committee Bono Mack, Mary $1,000.00 CA D U.S. SENATE Friends Of Barbara Boxer Boxer, Barbara $2,500.00 CA R U.S. HOUSE Dreier For Congress Committee Dreier, David $2,000.00 CA D U.S. HOUSE Anna Eshoo For Congress Eshoo, Anna $2,500.00 CA D U.S. SENATE Feinstein For Senate Feinstein, Dianne $1,000.00 CA R U.S. HOUSE Gallegly For Congress Gallegly, Elton $3,000.00 CA R U.S. HOUSE Wally Herger For Congress Committee Herger, Wally $3,000.00 CA R U.S. HOUSE Kevin Mccarthy For Congress McCarthy, Kevin $1,500.00 CA R U.S. HOUSE Devin Nunes Campaign Committee Nunes, Devin $1,500.00 Nunes, Devin CA R U.S. HOUSE New PAC (FED LPAC) $2,500.00 CA D U.S. HOUSE Jackie Speier For Congress Speier, Jackie $1,000.00 CA D STATE HOUSE Solorio for Assembly 2010 Solorio, Jose $500.00 CA D STATE HOUSE Hall for Assembly 2010 Hall, Isadore $750.00 CA R STATE HOUSE Friends of Jeff Miller for Assembly 2010 Miller, Jeff $750.00 CA R STATE SENATE Tax Fighters for Anderson Senate 2010 Anderson, Joel $1,000.00 CA D STATE SENATE Anna Caballero for Senate 2010 Caballero, Anna $1,000.00 CA D STATE HOUSE Charles Calderon for Assembly 2010 Calderon, Charles $1,000.00 CA R STATE HOUSE Senator Bob Dutton for Assembly 2012 Dutton, Bob $1,000.00 CA R STATE HOUSE Garrick for Assembly 2010 Garrick, Martin $1,000.00 CA R STATE HOUSE Harkey for Assembly 2010 Harkey, Diane $1,000.00 CA D STATE HOUSE Perea for Assembly 2010 Perea, Henry $1,000.00 CA R STATE HOUSE Cameron Smyth for Assembly 2010 Smyth, Cameron $1,000.00 INSURANCE CA R COMMISSIONER Villines for Insurance Commissioner 2010 Villines, Mike $1,000.00 CA Equality California $1,000.00 CA D STATE SENATE Price for Senate Price, Curren $1,300.00 CA R STATE SENATE Blakeslee for Senate 2010 Blakeslee, Sam $1,500.00 CA R STATE SENATE Friends of Bill Emmerson for Senate 2010 Emmerson, Bill $1,500.00 CA R STATE HOUSE Gaines for Assembly 2010 Gaines, Ted $1,500.00 CA D STATE HOUSE Mary Hayashi Democrat for Assembly 2010 Hayashi, Mary $1,500.00 CA R STATE HOUSE Taxpayers for Roger Niello Niello, Roger $1,500.00 CA D STATE SENATE Juan Vargas for Senate 2010 Vargas, Juan $1,500.00 CA R STATE SENATE Friends of Mimi Walters for Senate 2012 Walters, Mimi $1,500.00 CA D STATE SENATE Yee for Senate 2010 Yee, Leland $1,500.00 CA R STATE SENATE Mark Wyland for Senate 2010 Wyland, Mark $1,950.00 CA R STATE SENATE Blakeslee for Senate 2012 Blakeslee, Sam $2,000.00 CA D STATE HOUSE Fiona Ma for Assembly 2010 Ma, Fiona $2,000.00 CA D STATE HOUSE John A. Perez for Assembly 2010 Perez, John $3,000.00 CA R STATE BOARD Taxpayers for George Runner Runner, George $2,000.00 CA FairPAC, Sponsored by Civil Justice Association of California $2,000.00 CA R Ventura County Republican Party $2,000.00 CA California Biotechnology PAC $3,000.00 Technology Network (TechNet) California Political Action CA Committee $3,000.00 CA R CONTROLLER Strickland for Controller 2010 Strickland, Tony $6,500.00 CA California Biomedical Industry PAC $6,500.00 CA D California Democratic Party $20,000.00 BALLOT CA INITIAITVE Stop the Jobs Tax $100,000.00 CO Senate Majority Fund LLC $500.00 CO D U.S. SENATE Bennet For Colorado Bennet, Michael $3,000.00 CO D U.S. HOUSE Markey For Congress Markey, Betsy $3,500.00 CO D U.S. HOUSE John Salazar For Congress Salazar, John $1,000.00 CO D U.S. SENATE Udall For Colorado Udall, Mark $2,000.00 CO Colorado Leadership Fund $1,000.00 CT D U.S. HOUSE Courtney For Congress Courtney, Joseph $1,000.00 CT D U.S. HOUSE Friends Of Rosa Delauro DeLauro, Rosa $1,000.00 CT D U.S. HOUSE Jim Himes For Congress Himes, James $1,000.00 DC Biotechnology Industry Organization PAC (BIO PAC) $5,000.00 Tanner, John DC D U.S. HOUSE Blue Dog PAC (FED LPAC) $5,000.00 DC R Congressional Trust 2010 $15,000.00 DC U.S. SENATE Moderate Democrats PAC $5,000.00 Crowley, Joseph DC D U.S. HOUSE New Democrat Coalition PAC (FED LPAC) $5,000.00 Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America Better DC Government Committee (PhRMA PAC) $5,000.00 Salazar, John DC D U.S. HOUSE CHC BOLD PAC (FED LPAC) $2,500.00 DC D U.S. HOUSE Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee $15,000.00 DC D U.S. SENATE Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee $15,000.00 DC R U.S. HOUSE National Republican Congressional Committee $15,000.00 DC D Democratic Governors Association $20,000.00 Carper, Thomas DE D U.S. SENATE First State PAC (FED LPAC) $5,000.00 FL R U.S. HOUSE Bilirakis For Congress Bilirakis, Gus $1,000.00 FL R U.S. HOUSE David Rivera For Congress Rivera, David $2,000.00 FL R U.S. HOUSE Friends Of Dennis Ross Ross, Dennis $2,000.00 Wasserman- FL D U.S. HOUSE Wasserman-Schultz For Congress Schultz, Debbie $1,000.00 FL R STATE HOUSE Jason Brodeur Campaign Brodeur, Jason $500.00 FL R STATE HOUSE Campaign for Denise Grimsley Grimsley, Denise $500.00 GA D U.S. HOUSE Friends Of John Barrow Barrow, John $1,000.00 GA R U.S. SENATE Chambliss For Senate Chambliss, Saxby $2,000.00 GA R U.S. SENATE Georgians For Isakson Isakson, Johnny $1,000.00 GA D U.S. HOUSE John Lewis For Congress Lewis, John $2,000.00 Grassley, Charles IA R U.S. SENATE Hawkeye PAC (FED LPAC) $5,000.00 IA R U.S. HOUSE Latham For Congress Latham, Thomas $2,000.00 Crapo, Mike (FED ID R U.S. SENATE Freedom Fund LPAC) $2,500.00 IL R U.S. HOUSE Volunteers For Shimkus Shimkus, John $2,000.00 IN R U.S. HOUSE Bucshon For Congress Bucshon, Larry $2,000.00 IN R U.S. HOUSE Hershman For Congress Hershman, Brandt $1,000.00 Roberts, Pat (FED KS R U.S. SENATE Preserving America's Traditions (PATPAC) LPAC) $5,000.00 KY D GOVERNOR Beshear/Ambramson 2011 Beshear, Steve $1,000.00 KY R STATE SENATE Committee to Re-Elect Tom Buford Buford, Tom $500.00 KY D STATE HOUSE Committee to Re-Elect Tom Burch Burch, Thomas $250.00 KY D STATE HOUSE Larry Clark for State Representative Clark, Lawrence $500.00 KY R STATE HOUSE Committee to Re-Elect Ron Crimm Crimm, Ron $500.00 KY D STATE HOUSE Robert Damron for State Representative Damron, Robert $500.00 KY R U.S. HOUSE Geoff Davis For Congress Davis, Geoffrey $2,000.00 KY R STATE SENATE Julie Denton for State Senate Denton, Julie $500.00 KY R U.S. HOUSE Guthrie For Congress Guthrie, S. Brett $1,000.00 KY R STATE SENATE Committee to Re-Elect Ernie Harris Harris, Ernie $500.00 KY D STATE HOUSE Committee to Re-Elect Joni Jenkins Jenkins, Joni $250.00 KY D STATE HOUSE Dennis Keene for State Representative Campaign Keene, Dennis $500.00 McConnell, Mitch KY R U.S.
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