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MCF Contributions 2013-2014 Cycle.Xlsx MCF CONTRIBUTIONS January 1, 2013 - December 31, 2014 Name State Candidate Amount Party Total US SENATE Friends of Sessions Senate Committee, Inc. AL Sen. Jeff Sessions$ 2,000 REP Shelby for US Senate AL Sen. Richard Shelby$ 3,500 REP US SENATE LEADERSHIP Defend America PAC AL Sen. Richard Shelby$ 1,500 REP US HOUSE Robert Aderholt for Congress AL Rep. Robert Aderholt$ 10,000 REP ALABAMA TOTAL $17,000 US SENATE Boozman for Arkansas AR Sen. John Boozman $ 2,000 REP Mark Pryor for US Senate AR Sen. Mark Pryor $ 9,500 DEM US SENATE LEADERSHIP Priority PAC AR Sen. Mark Pryor $ 10,000 DEM US HOUSE Crawford for Congress AR Rep. Rick Crawford $ 2,500 REP Re-Elect Tim Griffin for Congress Committee AR Rep. Tim Griffin $ 2,000 REP Womack for Congress Committee AR Rep. Steve Womack $ 3,500 REP ARKANSAS TOTAL $29,500 US HOUSE Doug LaMalfa Committee CA Rep. Doug LaMalfa $ 3,500 REP Garamendi for Congress CA Rep. John Garamendi $ 3,000 DEM Denham for Congress CA Rep. Jeff Denham $ 3,000 REP Jim Costa for Congress CA Rep. Jim Costa $ 3,000 DEM Valadao for Congress CA Rep. David Valadao $ 8,500 REP Devin Nunes Campaign Committee CA Rep. Devin Nunes $ 5,000 REP Kevin McCarthy for Congress CA Rep. Kevin McCarthy $ 10,000 REP Ken Calvert for Congress Committee CA Rep. Ken Calvert $ 5,000 REP STATE SENATE Tom Berryhill for Senate 2014 CA Sen. Tom Berryhill $ 1,500 REP Skinner for Senate 2016 CA Assm. Nancy Skinner $ 1,500 DEM Anthony Cannella for Senate 2014 CA Sen. Anthony Cannella $ 1,500 REP Jerry Hill for Senate 2016 CA Sen. Jerry Hill $ 1,500 DEM Vidak for Senate 2014 CA Sen. Andy Vidak $ 3,000 REP Jean Fuller for Senate 2014 CA Sen. Jean Fuller $ 2,000 REP STATE ASSEMBLY Brian Dahle for Assembly 2014 CA Assm. Brian Dahle $ 1,500 REP James Gallagher for Assembly 2014 CA James Gallagher $ 1,000 REP Bill Dodd for Assembly CA Bill Dodd $ 1,500 DEM Ken Cooley for Assembly 2014 CA Assm. Ken Cooley $ 1,300 DEM Jim Cooper for Assembly 2014 CA Jim Cooper $ 1,500 DEM Olsen for Assembly 2014 CA Assm. Kristin Olsen $ 1,500 REP Eggman for Assembly 2014 CA Assm. Susan Talamantes Eggman $ 1,500 DEM Bill Quirk for Assembly 2014 CA Assm. Bill Quirk $ 2,000 DEM Adam Gray for Assembly 2014 CA Assm. Adam Gray $ 1,500 DEM Mendoza for Assembly 2014 CA Rudy Mendoza $ 1,500 REP Alejo for Assembly 2014 CA Assm. Luis A. Alejo $ 1,000 DEM Rudy Salas for Assembly 2014 CA Assm. Rudy Salas $ 1,300 DEM Raul Bocanegra for Assembly 2014 CA Assm. Raul Bocanegra $ 1,300 DEM Jacqui Irwin for State Assembly 2014 CA Jacqui Irwin $ 1,000 DEM Miguel Santiago for Assembly CA Miguel Santiago $ 1,000 DEM Sebastian Ridley - Thomas for Assembly 2014 CA Assm. Sebastian Ridley-Thomas $ 1,500 DEM Tom Daly for Assembly 2014 CA Assm. Tom Daly $ 1,300 DEM O'Donnell for Assembly 2014 CA Patrick O'Donnell $ 1,500 DEM CITY COUNCIL Marble for City Council 2014 CA Bill Marble $ 400 McShane for City Council 2014 CA Steve McShane $ 400 OTHER Central Valley Stonewall Democratic Club CA $ 500 DEM CALIFORNIA TOTAL $78,000 US SENATE Cory Gardner for Senate CO Rep. Cory Gardner $ 10,000 REP US HOUSE Coffman for Congress CO Rep. Mike Coffman $ 1,000 REP STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL Cynthia Coffman for AG CO Cynthia Coffman $ 1,000 REP COLORADO TOTAL $12,000 STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL LEADERSHIP Beau PAC DE Atty. Gen. Joseph R. Biden III$ 2,500 DEM DELAWARE TOTAL $2,500 US SENATE Friends of Jack Kingston GA Rep. Jack Kingston $10,000 REP US HOUSE Sanford Bishop for Congress GA Rep. Sanford Bishop Jr.$ 5,000 DEM Austin Scott for Congress, Inc. GA Rep. Austin Scott $ 5,000 REP Friends of John Barrow GA Rep. John Barrow $ 4,500 DEM David Scott for Congress GA Rep. David Scott $ 2,000 DEM GEORGIA TOTAL $26,500 US HOUSE Mark Takai for Congress HI Kyle Mark Takai $ 500 DEM HAWAII TOTAL $500 US SENATE Jim Risch for U S Senate Committee ID Sen. James E. Risch $ 5,500 REP US SENATE LEADERSHIP Freedom Fund ID Sen. Mike Crapo$ 8,000 REP US HOUSE Raul Labrador for Idaho ID Rep. Raul R. Labrador $ 2,000 REP Simpson for Congress ID Rep. Mike Simpson $ 10,000 REP US HOUSE LEADERSHIP Sawtooth Political Action Committee (SAWTOOTH PAC) ID Rep. Mike Simpson$ 3,000 REP IDAHO TOTAL $28,500 US SENATE Friends of Dick Durbin IL Sen. Richard J. Durbin $ 7,000 DEM Kirk for Senate IL Sen. Mark Steven Kirk $ 1,000 REP US HOUSE Robin Kelly for Congress IL Rep. Robin L. Kelly $ 2,500 DEM Roskam for Congress Committee IL Rep. Peter Roskam $ 2,500 REP Enyart for Congress IL Rep. William L. Enyart Jr.$ 3,500 DEM Rodney for Congress IL Rep. Rodney Davis $ 10,000 REP Randy Hultgren for Congress IL Rep. Randy Hultgren $ 2,500 REP Volunteers for Shimkus IL Rep. John Shimkus $ 4,000 REP Kinzinger for Congress IL Rep. Adam Kinzinger $ 2,000 REP Friends of Cheri Bustos IL Rep. Cheri Bustos $ 7,500 DEM Schock for Congress IL Rep. Aaron Schock $ 5,000 REP US HOUSE LEADERSHIP John S Fund IL Rep. John Shimkus$ 3,000 REP ILLINOIS TOTAL $50,500 US SENATE Donnelly for Indiana IN Sen. Joe Donnelly$ 1,000 DEM US HOUSE Walorski for Congress Inc IN Rep. Jackie Walorski $ 4,000 REP Stutzman for Congress IN Rep. Marlin Stutzman $ 5,000 REP Hoosiers for Rokita, Inc. IN Rep. Todd Rokita $ 2,500 REP INDIANA TOTAL $12,500 US SENATE Braley for Iowa IA Rep. Bruce L. Braley $ 2,500 DEM US SENATE LEADERSHIP The Hawkeye PAC IA Sen. Chuck Grassley$ 7,500 REP US HOUSE Loebsack for Congress IA Rep. David Loebsack $ 5,000 DEM Young for Iowa, Inc. IA David Young $ 2,000 REP Iowans for Latham IA Rep. Tom Latham $ 1,000 REP King for Congress IA Rep. Steve King $ 2,000 REP GOVERNOR Governor Branstad Committee IA Gov. Terry Edward Branstad $ 4,000 REP STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL Iowans for Miller IA Atty. Gen. Thomas John Miller $ 1,000 DEM SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE Northey for Iowa Agriculture IA Hon. Bill Northey $ 6,000 REP STATE SENATE Johnson for Senate District 3 IA Sen. David Johnson $ 1,250 REP Guth for Senate IA Sen. Dennis Guth $ 750 REP Mark Segebart for Senate IA Sen. Mark Segebart $ 1,000 REP Citizens for Gronstal IA Sen. Michael E. Gronstal $ 3,000 DEM Chapman for Senate IA Sen. Jake Chapman $ 500 REP People for Houser IA Sen. Hubert Houser $ 250 REP Sinclair for Iowa IA Sen. Amy Sinclair $ 1,000 REP Petersen for State Senate IA Sen. Janet A. Petersen $ 250 DEM Friends of Whitver IA Sen. Jack Whitver $ 1,500 REP Zaun for Iowa Senate IA Sen. Brad Zaun $ 250 REP Committee to Elect Matt McCoy IA Sen. Matt McCoy $ 1,500 DEM Schneider for State Senate IA Sen. Charles Schneider $ 250 REP Davis for Senate IA Jeremy Davis $ 250 REP Behn for Senate IA Sen. Jerry Behn $ 1,000 REP Friends for Dix IA Sen. Bill C. Dix $ 2,500 REP Danielson for Senate IA Sen. Jeff Danielson $ 250 DEM Citizens to Elect Bill Dotzler IA Sen. William A. Dotzler Jr.$ 1,000 DEM Citizens for Schoenjahn IA Sen. Brian H. Schoenjahn $ 750 DEM Sodders for State Senate IA Sen. Steven J. Sodders $ 1,000 DEM Kapucian for State Senate IA Sen. Tim Kapucian $ 1,750 REP Rozenboom for Senate IA Sen. Ken Rozenboom $ 250 REP Rich Taylor Campaign Fund IA Sen. Rich Taylor $ 500 DEM Courtney for State Senate IA Sen. Thomas G. Courtney $ 750 DEM Committee to Elect Chris Brase IA Sen. Chris Brase $ 500 DEM Dan Zumbach for Senate IA Sen. Dan Zumbach $ 1,250 REP Rita R. Hart for State Senate IA Sen. Rita Hart $ 750 DEM People for Pam Jochum IA Sen. Pam Jochum $ 1,500 DEM STATE HOUSE Committee to Elect Hess IA Rep. Megan Hess Jones $ 500 REP Rayhons for State Representative IA Rep. Henry V. Rayhons $ 250 REP Committee to Elect Helen Miller IA Rep. Helen Miller $ 1,000 DEM Committee to Elect Tom Shaw IA Rep. Tom W. Shaw $ 250 REP Worthan for Iowa House IA Rep. Gary Worthan $ 750 REP Muhlbauer for State Representative IA Rep. Dan Muhlbauer $ 1,150 DEM Hall for Iowa IA Rep. Chris Hall $ 500 DEM Iowans for Mary Ann Hanusa IA Rep. Mary Ann Hanusa $ 500 REP Win with Windschitl IA Rep. Matt W. Windschitl $ 1,250 REP Clel Baudler for State Representative IA Rep. Clel E. Baudler $ 250 REP Jack Drake for State Representative IA Rep. Jack E. Drake $ 750 REP Scott Ourth for State Representative IA Rep. Scott Ourth $ 750 DEM Citizens for Joe Riding IA Rep. Joe Riding $ 500 DEM Friends of Landon IA Rep. John Landon $ 900 REP Kevin Koester for House IA Rep. Kevin Koester $ 900 REP Friends for Jake Highfill IA Rep. Jake Highfill $ 500 REP Cownie for State Representative IA Rep. Peter Cownie $ 900 REP Hagenow for Iowa House IA Rep. Chris Hagenow $ 1,500 REP Committee to Elect Lisa Heddens IA Rep. Lisa Heddens $ 250 DEM Baltimore for Iowa House IA Rep. Chip Baltimore $ 3,000 REP Friends of Rob Bacon IA Rep. Robert Bacon $ 250 REP Deyoe for House IA Rep. David Deyoe $ 1,000 REP Citizens for Pat Grassley IA Rep. Pat Grassley $ 2,250 REP Byrnes for Statehouse IA Rep.
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