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2014 POLITICAL CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS Last Name First Name Committee Name State Office District Party 2014 Total ($) Alabama 2014 PAC AL Republican 10,000 Free Enterprise PAC AL 10,000 Mainstream PAC AL 10,000 Collins Charles Charlie Collins Campaign Committee AR Representative AR084 Republican 750 Collins‐Smith Linda Linda Collins‐Smith Campaign Committee AR Senator AR019 Democratic 1,050 Davis Andy Andy Davis Campaign Committee AR Representative AR031 Republican 750 Dotson Jim Jim Dotson Campaign Committee AR Representative AR093 Republican 750 Griffin Tim Tim Griffin Campaign Committee AR Lt. Governor AR Republican 2,000 Rapert Jason Jason Rapert Campaign Committee AR Senator AR035 Republican 1,000 Rutledge Leslie Leslie Rutledge Campaign Committee AR Attorney General AR Republican 2,000 Sorvillo Jim Jim Sorvillo Campaign Committee AR Representative AR032 Republican 750 Williams Eddie Joe GoEddieJoePAC AR Senator AR029 Republican 5,000 Growing Arkansas AR Republican 5,000 Senate Victory PAC AZ Republican 2,500 Building Arizona's Future AZ Democratic 5,000 House Victory PAC AZ Republican 2,500 Allen Travis Re‐Elect Travis Allen for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA072 Republican 1,500 Anderson Joel Tax Fighters for Joel Anderson, Senate 2014 CA Senator CA038 Republican 2,500 Berryhill Tom Tom Berryhill for Senate 2014 CA Senator CA008 Republican 2,500 Bigelow Frank Friends of Frank Bigelow for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA005 Republican 2,500 Bonin Mike Mike Bonin for City Council 2013 Officeholder Account CA LA City Council CA011 Non‐Partisan 500 Bradford Steven Bradford for Senate 2016, Steven CA Representative CA062 Democratic 1,000 Calderon Ian Ian Calderon for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA057 Democratic 1,500 Cannella Anthony Anthony Cannella for Senate 2014 CA Senator CA012 Republican 700 Chavez Rocky Rocky Chavez for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA076 Republican 1,500 Correa Lou Lou Correa for Attorney General 2018 CA Senator CA034 Democratic 2,000 Dahle Brian Brian Dahle for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA001 Republican 1,500 Englander Mitchell Mitchell Englander for City Council 2015 CA LA City Council CA012 Non‐Partisan 700 Fuller Jean Jean Fuller for Senate 2014 CA Senator CA016 Republican 2,500 Gaines Beth Beth Gaines for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA006 Republican 1,500 Gaines Ted Gaines for Senate 2016 CA Senator CA001 Republican 2,500 Galgiani Cathleen Galgiani for Senate 2016 CA Senator CA005 Democratic 2,500 Gallagher James James Gallagher for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA003 Republican 1,500 Garcia Bonnie Bonnie Garcia for State Senate 2014 CA Representative CA028 Republican 2,500 Gatto Mike Mike Gatto for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA043 Democratic 1,500 Gray Adam Adam Gray for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA021 Democratic 3,500 Grove Shannon Shannon Grove for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA034 Republican 1,500 Hagman Curt Hagman for Senate 2016 CA Representative CA055 Republican 1,500 Hall Isadore Hall for Senate 2016 CA Senator CA035 Democratic 4,000 Hernandez Roger Roger Hernandez for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA048 Democratic 2,500 Hueso Ben Hueso for Senate 2014 CA Senator CA040 Republican 1,500 Huff Robert Taxpayers for Bob Huff for Assembly 2016 CA Senator CA029 Republican 2,500 Jones Brian Brian Jones for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA071 Republican 2,500 Jones‐Sawyer Reginald Jones‐Sawyer for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA059 Democratic 1,500 Knight Stephen Steve Knight for Senate 2016 CA Senator CA021 Republican 2,500 Linder Eric Eric Linder for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA060 Republican 1,500 Maienschein Brian Maienschein for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA077 Republican 1,500 Medina Jose Jose Medina for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA061 Democratic 2,500 Melendez Melissa Melissa Melendez for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA067 Republican 1,500 Mendoza Tony Mendoza for Senate 2014 CA Senator CA032 Democratic 2,000 Morrell Mike Mike Morrell for Senate 2014 CA Senator CA023 Republican 3,000 Olsen Kristin Olsen for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA012 Republican 1,500 Patterson Jim Patterson for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA023 Republican 1,500 Perea Henry Perea for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA031 Democratic 2,500 Salas Rudy Rudy Salas for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA032 Democratic 2,500 Vidak Andy Vidak for Senate 2014 CA Senator CA014 Republican 2,500 Wagner Donald Don Wagner for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA068 Republican 1,500 Waldron Marie Marie Waldron for State Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA075 Republican 2,500 Wilk Scott Scott Wilk for Assembly 2014 CA Representative CA038 Republican 2,500 Republican Party of San Diego County CA Republican 5,000 California Republican Party CA Republican 10,000 California Republican Leadership Fund CA Republican 25,000 Bonini Colin Citizens for Colin Bonini DE Senator DE016 Republican 200 Hudson Deborah Hudson Campaign Committee DE Representative DE012 Republican 200 Miro Joseph Committee to Elect Miro DE Representative DE022 Republican 200 Outten William Outten's Campaign DE Representative DE030 Republican 200 Simpson Gary Friends to Elect Gary Simpson DE Senator DE018 Republican 200 Senate Victory PAC DE Democratic 1,000 SENR DE Republican 1,000 House Democrats PAC DE Democratic 1,000 House Republican Campaign Committee DE Republican 1,000 Page 1 Last Name First Name Committee Name State Office District Party 2014 Total ($) Bogdanoff Ellyn Ellyn Bogdanoff Campaign Fund FL Senator FL025 Republican 1,000 Latvala Chris Chris Latvala Campaign Fund FL Representative FL067 Republican 1,000 The Conservative FL Republican 2,500 Florida Leadership Committee FL 50,000 Creating Possibilities FL 10,000 Republican Party of Florida FL Republican 1,000 Associated Industries of Florida Political Action Committee FL 40,000 Balfour Donald Comm. To Re‐Elect Balfour GA Senator GA009 Republican 1,000 Beskin Beth Beskin for Georgia, Inc. GA Representative GA054 Republican 500 Black Ellis Ellis Black for State Senate, Inc. GA Senator GA008 Republican 500 Burke Dean Dean Burke for GA State Senate Campaign GA Senator GA011 Republican 500 Burns Jon Friends of Jon Burns GA Representative GA159 Republican 500 Cantrell Wesley Friends of Wes Cantrell GA Representative GA022 Republican 500 Carson John John Carson for GA House GA Representative GA046 Republican 500 Deffenbaugh John John Deffenbaugh for House GA Representative GA001 Republican 500 Dugan Michael Michael Dugan for Senate GA Senator GA030 Republican 500 Gasaway Dan Gasaway for State House GA Representative GA028 Republican 500 Gooch Stephen Friends of Steve Gooch GA Senator GA051 Republican 500 Hamilton Mark Mark Hamilton for State House GA Representative GA024 Republican 1,500 Jacobs Michael Friends of Mike Jacobs GA GA Representative GA080 Republican 500 Johnson Bryce Johnson for Senate GA Senator GA013 Republican 500 Kidd Rusty Kidd Campaign GA Representative GA145 Independent 500 Lumsden Eddie Eddie Lumsden for State House GA Representative GA012 Republican 500 Martin P.K. P.K. Martin for State Senate GA Senator GA009 Republican 500 McCall Thomas Tom McCall for State House GA Representative GA033 Republican 500 Mullis Jeff Comm. To Elect Jeff Mullis Ga. St. Sen. GA Senator GA053 Republican 1,500 Murphy Jack Friends of Jack Murphy GA Senator GA027 Republican 2,000 Nimmer Chad Nimmer for State House GA Representative GA178 Republican 500 Olens Samuel Olens for Attorney General GA Attorney General GA Republican 3,500 Parent Elena Friends of Elena Parent, Inc. GA Senator GA042 Democratic 500 Powell Alan T. Alan Powell Campaign GA Representative GA032 Republican 1,500 Ralston David Ralston for Representative Committee GA Representative GA007 Republican 1,500 Ramsey Ronald Comm. To Elect Ronald Ramsey GA Senator GA043 Democratic 500 Reeves Albert Friends of Bert Reeves GA Representative GA034 Republican 500 Seay Valencia Seay for Senate GA Senator GA034 Democratic 500 Shafer David David Shafer Senate Committee GA Senator GA048 Republican 1,500 Tate Horacena H.E. Tate Campaign Fund GA Senator GA038 Democratic 500 Abercrombie Neil Neil Abercrombie for Governor HI Governor HI000 Democratic 3,000 Apana James Friends of James "Kimo" Apana HI Representative HI009 Democratic 1,500 Aquino Henry Friends of Henry James C. Aquino HI Representative HI038 Democratic 1,500 Brower Thomas Friends of Tom Brower HI Representative HI022 Democratic 1,000 Buenconsejo Ka'ala Friends of Ka'ala Buenconsejo HI Maui City Council W. Maui Non‐Partisan 1,000 Cachola Romy Friends of Romy M. Cachola HI Representative HI030 Democratic 500 Carroll Mele Friends of Mele Carroll HI Representative HI013 Democratic 500 Choy Isaac Friends of Isaac Choy HI Representative HI023 Democratic 500 Elefante Brandon Friends of Brandon Elefante HI Honolulu City Council HI008 Non‐Partisan 1,000 Hanohano Faye Friends of Faye Hanohano HI Representative HI004 Democratic 1,000 Har Sharon Friends of Sharon Har HI Representative HI042 Democratic 1,000 Hashem Mark Friends of Mark Hashem HI Representative HI018 Democratic 500 Ichiyama Linda Friends of Linda Ichiyama HI Representative HI032 Democratic 500 Ito Kenneth Friends of Ken Ito HI Representative HI049 Democratic 500 Johanson Aaron Friends of Aaron L. Johanson HI Representative HI031 Democratic 500 Jordan Jo Friends of Jo Jordan HI Representative HI044 Democratic 500 Kahele Gilbert Friends of Gilbert Kahele HI Senator HI001 Democratic 1,000 Kaneshiro Arryl Friends of Arryl Kaneshiro HI Kauai City Council At‐Large Non‐Partisan
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