Aetna PAC and Aetna Inc. Political contributions and related activity report

2008 Aetna PAC Board of Officers Federal Contributions Committee Last year, I joined Aetna as Senior Vice President, Government Affairs. One of the primary Directors - 2008 Steve Kelmar Charlie Iovino goals the Government Affairs team has this year is to educate legislators and the new Obama Mark Bertolini Chairman Vice President & Counsel, Administration about our company and the policy issues that affect our bottom line and ability President Senior Vice President, Government Affairs Federal Government Affairs to operate. We do this by meeting with Federal and State representatives and their staffs, through our employee-driven grassroots program, and through the Aetna Political Action Mary Claire Bonner Jonathan Topodas Steve Kelmar Committee—Aetna PAC. Segment Head, Regional Business Treasurer and Counsel Senior Vice President, Government Affairs Vice President & Counsel, Aetna PAC is a bipartisan political action committee, which allows eligible company employees William Casazza Federal Government Affairs Jonathan Topodas to have a voice with legislators on the Federal and State levels who make laws and policy that Senior Vice President, General Counsel Vice President & Counsel, have a direct impact on the way the company does business. Its purpose is to support candidates Tammy Preisner Federal Government Affairs for political office by collecting voluntary contributions from eligible Aetna employees. All Tom Kelly Assistant Treasurer & Administrator contributions are received and disbursed pursuant to our internal contribution guidelines Product Head, Schaller Anderson Manager, Government Affairs and in accordance with applicable election laws. State Contributions Committee Steve Kelmar In January of 2008, Aetna’s Federal and State PACs started with a combined balance of Brooke Flaherty Senior Vice President, Government Affairs $307,685. During 2008, eligible Aetna Employees contributed an additional $472,705. Director, Government Affairs Throughout the year, the PACs disbursed $418,700 to Federal and State candidates, party Robert Mead (and other) committees and leadership PACs that share our company’s interests. As the Kris Frank Senior Vice President, enclosed statement of cash receipts and disbursements indicates, Aetna PAC began 2009 Vice President, State Government Affairs Strategic Marketing & Communications with $360,817 available for political disbursements.

Steve Kelmar Felicia Norwood Also during 2008, Aetna Inc. contributed $185,831 in direct corporate contributions to state Senior Vice President, Government Affairs President, Active Health candidates and party committees in 12 states and the District of Columbia where such corporate contributions are permitted.

Aetna is an active participant in the political process at all levels of government through Aetna PAC, corporate contributions and corporate political activity, including advocating our views before government bodies directly or indirectly through consultants, trade associations and various coalitions.

This report details the political contributions and activity relating to Aetna PAC and Aetna Inc.

Steve Kelmar Chairman, Aetna Inc. Political Action Commitee

1 Political contributions Political contribution process and policy

Aetna PAC Management Process The Audit Committee of the Aetna Inc. Board of Directors annually reviews the Aetna Inc. sponsors a Political Action Committee (Aetna PAC) which is authorized to The Chairman, Treasurer, and Administrator Each contribution goes through a legal political contributions and political activities contribute to federal candidates, parties and committees, and to state candidates, of Aetna PAC are responsible for the approval process to ensure that Aetna PAC of Aetna PAC and Aetna Inc. and oversees parties and committees in most states; all administrative expenses are paid by Aetna Inc. day-to-day management of Aetna PAC. complies with federal and state campaign as specifically allowed by law. Aetna PAC is controlled by a Board of Directors (drawn from compliance with the overall policy, process These officers are responsible for the finance and related laws and the Aetna PAC various segments of the Company). Aetna PAC is managed by three principal officers (Chairman, and contributions criteria with respect to solicitation of contributions to and the By-Laws. The process for disbursing funds is Treasurer & Counsel and Administrator) and utilizes separate Contributions Committees to make such contributions or activity. disbursement of funds from Aetna PAC virtually the same whether the contribution state or federal disbursement decisions. Aetna PAC is governed by federal law (Federal Election consistent with state and federal laws, with is from Aetna PAC or Aetna Inc. corporate Campaign Act) and various state laws where Aetna PAC is registered to make state Aetna PAC and Aetna PAC-New York are political contributions. the contribution policies and criteria of the funds. Recommendations for supporting a audited annually. The results of that audit Aetna PAC By-Laws, and with the Aetna candidate or a committee are submitted and the Aetna PAC Annual Report are sent Aetna Inc. also sponsors separate but related state PACs in New York (Aetna PAC-New York) and PAC process applicable to such political from all areas of the Company and to the members of the Audit Committee of Michigan (Aetna PAC-Michigan) because those states require such separate registration. The contributions. frequently come from state or local company the Aetna Inc. Board of Directors. control and management of these two separate PACs is the same as Aetna PAC. Aetna PAC- personnel who work in government relations. New York is funded by corporate funds from Aetna Inc. subsidiaries as permitted by New York Contribution Policy & Criteria The recommendation is sent to the State or state law. Aetna PAC-Michigan is funded by employee contributions. The Contributions Committee is composed Federal Government Affairs Contributions Committee which meets in-person, by phone Corporate Contributions of state and federal government relations Contributions to candidates personnel. It considers a number of criteria or email to discuss and vote on such Aetna Inc. is permitted to contribute corporate dollars to state and local candidates in many, but matters. The approved recommendation is State candidates when making contribution decisions: the $346,781 not all states, and the company does so in part to better leverage the availability of Aetna PAC then reviewed by the in-house Aetna PAC dollars. In 2008, such corporate contributions were made in 12 states and the District of candidate’s understanding of and support Counsel and outside Legal Counsel, if Columbia. The Management of Aetna PAC (PAC Board, Officers and Committees) exercises the for the free enterprise system; the candidate’s necessary, for legal and campaign finance same oversight, managerial and operational control over Aetna Inc. corporate contributions need for Aetna PAC assistance; the presence law compliance purposes. When certified as and related activity as applicable to Aetna PAC. of Aetna employees, facilities or resources in the candidates district or state; the candidate’s “legal,” the paperwork is processed (by the demonstrated leadership or potential for PAC Administrator for Aetna PAC or by leadership; the candidate’s committee Corporate Accounting for corporate funds) assignments and seniority within Congress and a check is drawn and delivered. or state government; the candidate’s This same management oversight, political involvement with and position on issues Federal candidates affecting health care and related group contribution policy and contribution process $257,750 benefits; the likelihood of the candidate’s applies as well to corporate contributions election success; and recommendations by from Aetna Inc. State contributions include PAC and Corporate contributions. Aetna PAC members.

2 3 Related political activity

Aetna utilizes multiple resources to Organization Total Dues / Portion Allocated to AETNA INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS Payments Non-Deductible Lobbying advocate and advance its position on AND EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAR 2008 public policy issues within the State America’s Health Insurance Plans $950,000 $190,000 and Federal political, legislative and Audited financial statements are available upon request. regulatory environments. To this end, Coalition for Affordable Quality Healthcare $550,000 $ 5,390 in 2008 Aetna spent $4,809,816 on The Business Roundtable $235,000 $108,357 Aetna PAC Aetna PAC Aetna state lobbying expenses and $2,438,697 Michigan New York PAC on federal lobbying expenses.1 Healthcare Leadership Council $200,000 $ 60,000 Cash balance Insurance Federation of $188,410 $ 32,000 Aetna does not make or engage in January 1, 2008 $ 7,900 $ 59,578 $ 240,207 independent political expenditure New Jersey Association of Health Plans $175,000 $ 28,000 activity as defined under federal New York Health Plan Association $133,088 $ 71,867 election law. Receipts Connecticut Association of Health Plans $103,048 $ 53,111 Employee contributions $ 12,080 $ __ $ 460,625 In 2008, Aetna Inc. also spent $90,000 Voided campaign contributions $ __ $ __ $ __ Texas Association of Health Plans $ 86,000 $ 25,800 on various partisan tax-exempt Refund of campaign contributions $ 500 $ __ $ 175 research and policy organizations. Association of Health Plans $ 77,500 $ 19,375 Total receipts $ 12,580 $ 0 $ 460,800 In 2008 Aetna spent a total of Association for Behavioral Health and Wellness $ 70,000 $ 13,727 $3,155,123 on dues and other California Association of Health Plans $ 65,770 $ 30,254 Expenditures payments to multiple state and federal State contributions $ 16,625 $ 39,000 $ 105,325 trade associations and coalitions Association of Connecticut Life and $ 55,500 $ 2,220 of which $880,908 was allocated to Health Insurance Companies Federal contributions $ 500 $ __ $ 257,750 non-deductible lobbying activity. Coalition to Advance Healthcare Reform $ 50,000 $ 25,000 Refund of employee contribution $ 300 Within this category there are 14 Administrative charges $ 617 $ __ $ 131 organizations whose total dues or payments exceeded $50,000 for 2008. Total expenditures $ 17,742 $ 39,000 $ 363,506 They are listed to the right. Cash balance December 31, 2008 $ 2,738 $ 20,578 $ 337,501

1 State and Federal lobbying expenses include employee compensation including overhead, outside consultant fees, research grants, and dues and other payments to trade associations, coalitions and similar organizations relating to lobbying activity.

4 5 Aetna PAC Federal Contributions January 1, 2008 – December 31, 2008

U.S. Senate Candidates U.S. House Candidates Other Aetna PAC Federal Contributions Recipient Amount Recipient Amount 2008 Federal Contributions to Leadership PACs and Party Committees Saxby Chambliss (R-GA) $2,750 Michele Bachmann (R-MN) $3,750 Kent Conrad (D-ND) $2,500 Roy Blunt (R-MO) $2,500 Party Committees John Cornyn (R-TX) $3,250 Michael Burgess (R-TX) $3,000 Other Federal PACs Arizona Democratic Party $ 5,000 Jim DeMint (R-SC) $2,000 Dave Camp (R-MI) $5,000 Americas Health Insurance PAC $5,000 Connecticut Republicans $ 5,000 Chris Dodd (D-CT) $5,000 Lois Capps (D-CA) $1,000 Continuing A Majority PAC Camp $5,000 Elizabeth Dole (R-NC) $1,750 Eric Cantor (R-VA) $3,500 DAKPAC Conrad $2,500 Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee $10,000 Dick Durbin (D-IL) $2,500 Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) $1,000 Every Republican is Crucial (ERIC) PAC Cantor $5,000 Mike Enzi (R-WY) $5,000 Mike Castle (R-DE) $3,000 The Freedom Project Boehner $5,000 Democratic Senatorial Orrin Hatch (R-UT) $1,000 Joe Courtney (D-CT) $2,000 Glacier PAC Baucus $5,000 Campaign Committee $15,000 John Kerry (D-MA) $5,000 Artur Davis (D-AL) $1,000 Hawkeye PAC Grassley $2,000 Democratic State Central Carl Levin (D-MI) $ 500 Nathan Deal (R-GA) $1,500 IMPACT Schumer $5,000 Cmt of Maryland $ 5,000 U.S. House Blanche Lincoln (D-AR) $1,000 (R-PA) $2,000 MIKE R Fund Rogers $2,000 $70,750 Maine Republican Party $ 2,000 Mitch McConnell (R-KY) $3,250 David Dreier (R-CA) $1,000 National Leadership PAC Rangel $2,500 Ben Nelson (D-NE) $1,000 Rahm Emanuel (D-IL) $2,500 Prosperity PAC Ryan $2,000 Moderate Democrats PAC $ 5,000 Jim Risch (R-ID) $ 750 JoAnn Emerson (R-MO) $1,000 Rocky Mountain PAC Salazar $2,000 National Republican Pat Roberts (R-KS) $4,750 Phil English (R-PA) $6,000 Senate Majority Fund Kyl $3,000 Congressional Committee $ 3,000 Ken Salazar (D-CO) $2,000 Paul Hodes (D-NH) $1,000 Synergy PAC Larson $5,000 National Republican Bob Schaffer (R-CO) $ 750 Sam Johnson (R-TX) $1,000 Senatorial Committee $15,000 Gordon Smith (R-OR) $4,000 Ron Kind (D-WI) $1,000 New Democratic John Sununu (R-NH) $2,750 John Kline (R-MN) $1,000 Coalition PAC $ 5,000 Mark Warner (D-VA) $4,500 John Larson (D-CT) $3,000 Federal contributions U.S. Senate New Hampshire Total $56,000 Chris Murphy (D-CT) $2,000 Republican candidates $56,000 Democratic Party $ 5,000 Earl Pomeroy (D-ND) $3,000 and parties Unaffiliated $133,750 Mike Rogers (R-MI) $1,000 $5000 Republican Main Paul Ryan (R-WI) $1,000 Street Partnership $ 5,000 (D-PA) $5,000 Christopher Shays (R-CT) $5,000 Steve Stivers (R-OH) $3,000 John Tanner (D-TN) $1,500 Pat Tiberi (R-OH) $2,500 Total $70,750

Democratic candidates and parties $119,000 6 7 2008 Aetna PAC Contributions to Federal Candidates by State January 1, 2008 – December 31, 2008

Alabama Kentucky Oregon Rep. Artur Davis (D) $1,000 Sen. Mitch McConnell (R) $3,250 Sen. Gordon Smith (R) $4,000 Aetna PAC State contributions to Republican candidates and parties vs. Democratic candidates and parties Arkansas Massachusettes Pennsylvania Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D) $1,000 Sen. John Kerry (D) $5,000 Rep. Charlie Dent (R) $2,000 Rep. Phil English (R) $6,000 California Michigan Rep. Allyson Schwartz (D) $5,000 Rep. Lois Capps (D) $1,000 Rep. Dave Camp (R) $5,000 Rep. David Dreier (R) $1,000 Sen. Carl Levin (D) $ 500 South Carolina Rep. Mike Rogers (R) $1,000 Sen. Jim DeMint (R) $2,000 Colorado Sen. Ken Salazar (D) $2,000 Minnesota Tennessee Bob Schaffer (R) $ 750 Sen. Michele Bachman (R) $3,750 Rep. John Tanner (D) $1,500 Rep. John Kline (R) $1,000 Connecticut Texas $124,525 Contributions to Republican Rep. Joe Courtney (D) $2,000 Rep. Michael Burgess (R) $3,000 candidates and parties Sen. Chris Dodd (D) $5,000 Rep. Roy Blunt (R) $2,500 Sen. John Cornyn (R) $3,250 Rep. John Larson (D) $3,000 Rep. Jo Ann Emerson (R) $1,000 Rep. Sam Johnson (R) $1,000 $35,425 Rep. Chris Murphy (D) $2,000 Contributions to Democratic Rep. Christopher Shays (R) $5,000 Nebraska Utah candidates and parties Sen. Ben Nelson (D) $1,000 Sen. Orrin Hatch (R) $1,000 Delaware $1000 Rep. Michael Castle (R) $3,000 New Hampshire Virginia Contributions to Unaffiliated Rep. Paul Hodes (D) $1,000 Rep. Eric Cantor (R) $3,500 political organizations Georgia Sen. John Sununu (R) $2,750 Mark Warner (D) $4,500 Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R) $2,750 North Carolina Rep. Nathan Deal (R) $1,500 Sen. Elizabeth Dole (R) $1,750 West Virginia Rep. Shelley Moore Capito (R) $1,000 Idaho North Dakota Sen. Jim Risch (R) $ 750 Sen. Kent Conrad (D) $2,500 Wisconsin Rep. Earl Pomeroy (D) $3,000 Rep. Ron Kind (D) $1,000 Illinois Rep. Paul Ryan (R) $1,000 Sen. Dick Durbin (D) $2,500 Rep. Rahm Emanuel (D) $2,500 Rep. Steve Stivers (R) $3,000 Wyoming Rep. Pat Tiberi (R) $2,500 Sen. Mike Enzi (R) $5,000 Kansas Sen. Pat Roberts (R) $4,750 8 9 Aetna PAC State Contributions January 1, 2008 – December 31, 2008

2008 Aetna PAC Contributions to State Candidates and Parties by State

Indiana Rep. Mike O’Neil (R) $ 250 Rep. Alma Wheeler (D) $ 250 Rep. Harold Brubaker (R) $ 300 Pennsylvania Sen. Joan Huffman (R) $ 1,000 Rep. B. Patrick Bauer (D) $ 300 Rep. Joe Patton (R) $ 100 Michigan Prosperity Fund (R) $ 250 Sen. Katie Dorsett (D) $ 300 AG Tom Corbett (R) $ 1,500 Rep. Todd Hunter (R) $ 500 Rep. Brian Bosma (R) $ 300 Rep. Virgil Peck (R) $ 250 Oakland County Republican Rep. Bob England (D) $ 250 Rep. Robert Godshall (R) $ 500 Rep. Carl Isett (R) $ 1,000 Rep. Charlie Brown (D) $ 500 Sen. Vicki Schmidt (R) $1,000 Party $ 450 Rep. Pryor Gibson (D) $ 300 Rep. Nick Micozzie (R) $ 500 Rep. Jim Jackson (R) $ 500 Rep. Tim Brown (R) $ 250 Rep. Clark Schultz (R) $ 500 Senate Rep Campaign Rep. Bruce Goforth (D) $ 300 Sen. Dominic Pileggi (R) $ 2,000 Sen. Mike Jackson (R) $ 1,000 Gov. Mitch Daniels (R) $1,000 Rep. Scott Schwab (R) $ 250 Committee (R) $ 2,500 Rep Robert Grady (R) $ 250 Sen. Joseph Scarnati (R) $ 2,000 Rep. Ken Legler (R) $ 500 Sen. Gary Dillon (R) $ 300 Sen. Ruth Teichman (R) $1,000 Total $16,625 Rep. Ty Harrell (D) $ 250 Rep. Sam Smith (D) $ 1,500 Rep. Tim Kleinschmidt (R) $ 500 Rep. Craig Fry (D) $ 500 Sen. John Vratil (R) $1,000 Sen. Fletcher Hartsell (R) $ 300 Sen. Donald White (R) $ 1,000 Rep. Lois Kolkhorst (R) $ 500 Sen. Brandt Hershman (R) $ 250 Sen. Susan Wagle (R) $1,000 Missouri Rep. Hugh Holliman (D) $ 300 House Republicans $ 5,000 Rep. Dee Margo (R) $ 500 Sen. Connie Lawson (R) $ 300 Total $12,350 Rep Doug Ervin (R) $1,000 Sen. David Hoyle (D) $ 400 Senate Republicans $ 5,000 Rep. Brian McCall (R) $ 500 Sen. David Long (R) $ 300 Rep. Brian Yates (R) $ 325 Rep. Earl Jones (D) $ 250 Total $19,000 Rep. Tommy Merritt (R) $ 500 Sen. Patricia Miller (R) $ 500 Louisiana Total $1,325 Sen. Tony Rand (D) $ 400 Sen. Jane Nelson (R) $ 1,000 Sen. Earline Rogers (D) $ 300 LA Association of Health Sen. R.C.Soles (D) $ 400 Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) $ 5,000 Sen. Vi Simpson (D) $ 300 Plans PAC $1,000 New York Sen. Richard Stevens (R) $ 300 AG Greg Abbott (R) $ 2,500 Rep. Jim Pitts (R) $ 500 Rep. Gerald Torr (R) $ 250 Total $1,000 Sen. Kemp Hannon (R) $ 5,000 Rep. Laura Wiley (R) $ 250 Rep. Dan Barrett (D) $ 500 Sen. Kel Seliger (R) $ 1,000 Rep. Peggy Welch (D) $ 300 Rep. Joe Morelle (D) $ 1,000 Total $6,000 Sen. Kim Brimer (R) $ 1,000 Rep. Ralph Sheffield (R) $ 500 Total $5,650 Michigan Gov. David Paterson (D) $ 5,000 Sen. John Carona (D) $ 1,000 Rep. Todd Smith (R) $ 500 Bishop Majority Fund (R) $ 3,500 Sen. James Seward (R) $ 2,000 Ohio Rep. Angie Chen Button (R) $ 500 Rep. Burt Solomons (R) $ 500 Kansas Sen. Hansen Clarke (D) $ 500 Sen. Dean Skelos (R) $ 7,500 Rep. William Batchelder (R) $ 1,000 Rep. Garnet Coleman (D) $ 500 Rep. Mark Strama (D) $ 500 Sen. Jim Barnett (R) $1,000 AG Mike Cox (R) $ 2,500 NYS Democratic Senate Rep. Armond Budish (D) $ 500 Rep. Tom Craddick (R) $ 1,500 Rep. Joe Straus (R) $ 500 Rep. Bob Bethell (R) $ 100 Sen. John Gleason (D) $ 425 Campaign Committee $ 8,500 Rep. Bill Coley (R) $ 500 Rep. Myra Crownover (R) $ 500 Rep. Larry Taylor (R) $ 1,000 Rep. Anthony Brown (R) $ 500 Rep. Kevin Green (R) $ 300 NYS Senate Republican Rep. Matthew Dolan (R) $ 1,500 Rep. Bryan Daniel (R) $ 500 Rep. Senfronia Thompson (D) $ 500 Sen. Karin Brownlee (R) $1,000 Sen. Bill Hardiman (R) $ 700 Campaign Committee $ 5,000 Sen. Keith Faber (R) $ 750 Rep. John Davis (R) $ 500 Sen. Leticia Van de Putte (D) $ 1,000 Rep. Steve Brunk (R) $ 100 Sen. Mark Jansen (R) $ 2,000 NY State Republican Sen. Karen Gillmor (R) $ 500 Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst (R) $ 3,500 Sen. Kirk Watson (D) $ 1,000 Sen. Jeff Colyer (R) $1,000 Sen. Roger Kahn (R) $ 1,000 Campaign Committee $ 5,000 Rep. (R) $ 750 Rep. Joe Driver (R) $ 500 Rep. Randy Weber (R) $ 500 Rep. Nile Dillmore (D) $ 100 Rep. Jim Marleau (R) $ 350 Total $39,000 Rep. (R) $ 1,000 Rep. Dawna Dukes (D) $ 500 Sen. Royce West (D) $ 1,000 Rep. Mario Goico (R) $ 100 Rep. Mark Meadows (D) $ 200 Rep. Shannon Jones (R) $ 500 Sen. Robert Duncan (R) $ 1,500 Sen. Thomas Williams (R) $ 2,000 Rep. Bob Grant (D) $ 100 Rep. Arlan Meekhof (R) $ 500 North Carolina Sen. Eric Kearney (D) $ 500 Rep. Craig Eiland (D) $ 1,000 Rep. Beverly Wooley (R) $ 500 Rep. Brenda Landwehr (R) $ 500 Sen. John Pappageorge (R) $ 250 Sen. Tom Apodaca (R) $ 300 Rep. Ross McGregor (R) $ 500 Rep. Dan Flynn (R) $ 500 Sen. Judith Zaffirini (D) $ 1,000 Sen. Ty Masterson (R) $1,000 Brooks Patterson (R) $ 250 Rep. Jeff Barnhart (R) $ 250 Sen. (R) $ 1,000 Sen. Troy Fraser (R) $ 1,000 Rep. Bill Zedler (R) $ 500 Rep. Ray Merrick (R) $ 250 Sen. Bruce Patterson (R) $ 250 Sen. Phil Berger (R) $ 300 Rep. Matt Szollosi (D) $ 500 Rep. Charlie Geren (R) $ 500 Total $47,000 Sen. Stephen Morris (R) $1,000 Sen. Randy Richardville (R) $ 250 Sen. Stan Bingham (R) $ 300 Rep. Lynn Wachtmann (R) $ 1,000 Rep. Kelly Hancock (R) $ 500 Rep. Melvin Neufield (R) $ 250 Rep. Katy Segal (D) $ 200 Sen. Julia Boseman (D) $ 300 Republican Senate Rep. Linda Harper-Brown (R) $ 500 Campaign Committee $ 2,500 Sen. Chris Harris (R) $ 1,000 Total $13,000 Sen. Juan Hinojosa (D) $ 1,000 10 11 Aetna Corporate Contributions January 1, 2008 – December 31, 2008

2008 Aetna Corporate Contributions to State Candidates and Committees by State

California Association of CA Life & Rep. Carl Domino (R) $ 500 Rep.Earl Ehrhart (R) $ 500 Rep. Pete Hammen (D) $ 1000 Republican Convention Sponsorships: Sen. Sam Aanestad (R) $ 1,500 Health Ins. Companies PAC $ 6,000 Rep. (R) $ 500 Burrell Ellis (D) $ 500 Sen. Thomas Middelton (D) $ 1000 The E.H. Murray Group, LLC $10,000 Rep. Joel Anderson (R) $ 3,000 CA Assoc of Dental Plans $ 2,000 Rep. Clay Ford (R) $ 500 Sen. Tim Golden (D) $ 250 Rep. Joseline Pena Melnyk (D) $ 500 Damico Cucino $18,061 Rep. John Benoit (R) $ 1,500 CA Association of Health Rep. Jim Frishe (R) $ 500 Rep. Richard Golick (R) $ 500 Rep. Shane Pendergrass (D) $ 250 Rep. Tom Berryhill (R) $ 1,500 Plans PAC $ 6,000 Rep. Andy Gardiner (R) $ 500 Rep. Ben Harbin (R) $ 1,000 Total $ 3,250 Democratic Convention Sponsorships: Rep. Sam Blakeslee (R) $ 1,500 Total $67,150 Rep. Dan Gelber (D) $ 500 Sen. Judson Hill (R) $ 250 Big Sky Night LLC $15,000 Rep. Charles Calderon (D) $ 1,500 Rep. Eduardo Gonzalez (R) $ 500 Sen. Ralph Hudgens (R) $ 500 Michigan Sen. Dave Cogdill (R) $ 1,500 Colorado Rep. Mike Horner (R) $ 500 Rep. Mike Jacobs (D) $ 250 AG Mike Cox (R) $5,000 Sen. Dave Cox (R) $ 1,500 Citizens for Economic Rep. (D) $ 500 Sen. Eric Johnson (R) $ 2,000 Total $5,000 Sen. Jeff Denham (R) $ 1,500 Opportunity $ 500 Rep. Pat Patterson (R) $ 500 Rep. Jerry Keen (R) $ 500 Rep. Mark Desaulnier (D) $ 1,500 Colorado Leadership Rep. (R) $ 500 Rep. Tom Knox (R) $ 1,000 Nevada Rep. Mike Duvall (R) $ 1,500 Fund, LLC $2,000 Rep. William Proctor (R) $ 500 Rep. John Meadows (R) $ 250 Nevada Democratic Party $10,000 Rep. Cathleen Galgiani (D) $ 1,500 Colorado Senate Majority Rep. Darryl Rouson (D) $ 500 Governor Sonny Perdue (R) $ 5,000 Total $10,000 Rep. Ted Gaines (R) $ 2,800 Fund $2,000 Rep. Mario Rubio (R) $ 500 Rep. Glenn Richardson (R) $ 1,000 Rep. Diane Harkey (R) $ 1,000 Colorado Values $2,000 Rep. Robert Schenck (R) $ 500 Rep. Carl Rogers (R) $ 500 Utah Aetna Corporate contributions Sen. Tom Harman (R) $ 2,200 Forward Leadership Fund $1,000 Sen. Chris Smith (D) $ 500 Sen. Chip Rogers (R) $ 750 Utah Health Insurance Republican candidates Rep. Guy Houston (R) $ 1,000 21st Century Colorado $ 500 Rep. William Snyder (R) $ 500 Sen. David Shafer (R) $ 1,000 Association PAC $ 740 Unaffiliated and parties $24,740 Rep. Dave Jones (D) $ 1,500 Total $8,000 Rep. Nick Thompson (R) $ 500 Total $23,000 Total $ 740 $114,150 Rep. Rick Keene (R) $ 900 Fred Varn (D) $ 500 Sen. Gloria Negrete McLeod (D) $ 1,500 District of Columbia Rep. (R) $ 500 Illinois Virginia Rep. Tony Mendoza (D) $ 1,000 America’s Health Insurance Plans Rep. Juan Zapata (R) $ 500 Rep. Tom Cross (R) $1,000 Sen. Charles Colgan (D) $ 500 Rep. Roger Niello (R) $ 1,500 Administrative PAC Fund $6,000 Democratic Party of Florida $ 2,500 Comptroller Dan Hynes (D) $1,000 Rep. Morgan Griffith (R) $ 500 Phil Polakoff (D) $ 1,000 DC Health Maintenance PAC $2,000 Republican Party of Florida $30,000 Sen. Emil Jones (D) $1,500 Rep. Phil Hamilton (R) $ 500 Sen. George Runner (R) $ 1,000 Total $8,000 Florida Assoc of Health Rep. Frank Mautino (D) $ 500 Rep. William Howell (R) $ 500 Rep. Mary Salas (D) $ 1,500 Plans PAC $ 1,000 Sen. Kwame Raoul (D) $1,691 Rep. Terry Kilgore (R) $ 500 Rep. Jim Silva (R) $ 1,000 Delaware Total $45,500 Total $5,691 Rep. Sam Nixon (R) $ 500 Rep. Audra Strickland (R) $ 1,250 Democratic State Committee $5,000 Sen. Richard Saslaw (D) $ 500 Democratic candidates and parties Sen. Tony Strickland (R) $ 2,500 Total $5,000 Georgia Maine Total $3,500 $46,941 Rep. Mike Villines (R) $ 5,000 Sen. Don Balfour (R) $ 2,500 Rep. Hannah Pingree (D) $1,000 Rep. Mimi Walters (R) $ 1,500 Florida Sen. Mark Burkhalter (R) $ 1,000 Total $1,000 Rep. Abram Wilson (R) $ 2,500 Sen. Carey Baker (R) $ 500 Sen. Casey Cagle (R) $ 2,500 Sen. Mark Wyland (R) $ 1,500 Rep. Mary Brandenburg (D) $ 500 Rep. Sharon Cooper (R) $ 1,000 Maryland Rep. Leland Yee (D) $ 1,500 Rep. Dean Cannon (R) $ 500 Rep. Steve Davis (R) $ 250 Rep. Mike Busch (D) $ 500

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