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Political Contributions & Related Activity Report 1

Political Contributions & Related Activity Report 1

2017 Political Contributions & Related Activity Report 1

2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Carter Beck Gloria McCarthy SVP & Counsel EVP & Chief Transformation Officer LeAnn Behrens President Medicaid West Mike Melloh Region VP Learn & Development & Chief Learning Officer Jeff Fusile President GA Commercial Kristen Metzger President Medicaid Health Julie Goon Plan – SVP Public Affairs Anthem PAC Chairman Tom Place VP IT Operations John Jesser VP Provider Engagement Kevin Riordan Strategy RVP Federal Affairs, Anthem PAC Treasurer Morgan Kendrick President National Accounts Marc Russo President Medicare David Kretschmer SVP Treasurer & Tracy Winn Chief Investment Officer PAC Manager Public Affairs, Anthem PAC Assistant Treasurer & Executive Director

2018 INCOMING BOARD OF DIRECTORS Scott Anglin Brandon Charles SVP Treasurer & VP Clinical Accountability Chief Investment Officer Tracy Edmonds Laurie Benintendi VP Diversity & Inclusion VP & Counsel Maria Proulx Elizabeth Canis VP Segment Solutions VP Strategic Initiatives

1 CHAIRMAN LETTER Here at Anthem, we are committed to bringing more accessible and affordable health care to all Americans by working together with lawmakers in the dynamic public policy arena. Our state and federal elected representatives play a large role in shaping the present and future of health care, and we want to take this opportunity to help you to understand why Anthem engages with elected officials and how our company participates in the political process.

I am proud to share this comprehensive annual report with you about the financial political activity of Anthem and Anthem PAC in 2017. Our political contributions are essential to the company’s strategic ability to build trusted relationships with policymakers and educate them about policy issues important to Anthem, our members, and our associates. This report lists all political candidates and committees that received support from our eligible associates through Anthem PAC, corporate contributions made by Anthem, and a detailed financial accounting and explanation of the deliberative process we use to determine who receives our support.

We think of our public affairs strategy as a stool with three strong legs. These include:

1) Advocacy outreach with policymakers to convey Anthem’s position on the issues that affect our company and consumers; 2) Grassroots and stakeholder engagement with others in our industry, trade associations, patient advocates and the broader business community to help advance our efforts; and 3) PAC and corporate political contributions, where legally permissible.

All three are necessary elements to be effective advocates for Anthem’s issues.

We are especially grateful for the participation of more than 1,900 Anthem associates who contributed to the PAC in 2017. Their generosity is the reason why Anthem PAC is able to support the election of state and federal candidates who are open to our views on health care policy.

The impact of the political environment on policy can be uncertain and chaotic, and the impact of the 2018 elections will be no different. Thank you for standing with us as we navigate these choppy waters to make a lasting and positive difference for our consumers, caregivers, and communities.

Julie Goon Senior Vice President, Public Affairs 2017 Anthem PAC Chair

2 Participation in the Public Policy Process

As a health benefits company, Anthem is committed to advocating public policy solutions that benefit our consumers, stakeholders, associates, communities, and the general public. Anthem believes that participation in the public policy process is critical to our core business because legislative and regulatory health care decisions made at the federal and state levels of government have a direct impact on our ability to serve our customers and compete in the marketplace. Our active participation in the political and public policy process and our advocacy on both legislative and regulatory proposals is an important means of maintaining a viable operating environment, achieving growth in our business, enhancing share- holder value, and better serving our consumers’ and business’ interests by ensuring more informed policy- makers.

Anthem participates in the public policy process in several ways, including executing a public and government affairs strategy designed to inform elected and appointed officials of key public policy issues related to the company’s business; political giving through associate-funded federal and state political action committees; corporate political giving where legally allowed; and membership in health industry and business trade associations that help to advance our overall business objectives.

Anthem’s participation in the process is guided by a set of core principles that govern our corporate policies on lobbying, political spending, and general engagement in the public policy process.

3 Core Principles for Participation

Anthem works with members of the legislative and executive branches of government, others in our industry, the broader business community, our consumers and the general public to advocate public policies that support our consumers’ interests and our business goals. The company’s public policy positions and agenda are guided each year by our company’s Mission, Objectives, and Values.

Anthem engages on public policy issues that are core to our business—and generally avoids engaging on non-enterprise related issues.

In general, Anthem is supportive of public policies that promote competition and free markets in health care delivery and financing, that promote a role for the private sector in public programs, and that are in the best long-term interest for our consumers, shareholders, and Anthem.

Anthem supports the implementation of reforms necessary for the sustainability of the health care delivery and financing system that promote free market principles and that advance the interests of our consumers.

Political spending by Anthem, both with corporate dollars and through our political action committees, reflects the company’s interests and is used to further our public policy positions and not the per- sonal position of individual officers, directors, or associates.

Anthem does not and will not make political contributions based upon party affiliation, positions taken on non-enterprise related issues, contributions made in previous election cycles, or client pressure. No campaign contribution will be given in anticipation of, in recognition of, or in return for an official act.

Anthem adheres to all federal, state and local laws, and regulations governing the public policy process, including communications with elective federal and state officials, agency officials, or other legislative and regulatory officials for the purpose of influencing legislative or administrative action, and has established internal policies and procedures to ensure compliance with these requirements.

Anthem discloses contributions made and received in reports filed with the Federal Election Commission and the various state campaign finance offices, as required by law.

Management of Anthem’s participation in the public policy process is the responsibility of the senior vice president of Public Affairs in accordance with Anthem’s enterprise risk management framework. Public Affairs updates are provided periodically by the senior vice president of Public Affairs to Anthem’s Board of Directors.

The Governance Committee of Anthem’s Board of Directors reviews, at least annually, the company’s political strategy, contributions and activities, and oversees compliance with the company’s policies and procedures regarding political contributions and activities. The risks associated with political and lobbying activities are managed in accordance with Anthem’s enterprise risk management framework. In addition, Anthem’s Internal Audit Department assesses the risk related to political giving within its annual risk assessment process, has performed reviews in the past, and will perform additional reviews as deemed appropriate.

4 Lobbying

Anthem engages in lobbying activity to advocate our position on public policy issues with elected officials and others in federal and state government. These are issues that affect our company, our associates and, most importantly, our consumers.

Key to our advocacy success are the relationships we build and maintain with public policymakers, including with members of Congress, governors, state legislators, and regulators. These relationships make it easier to ensure that we can educate policymakers and let them know how their decisions impact our ability to help deliver better care to our consumers, provide greater value to our consumers, and to help improve the health of the communities we serve. Through our lobbying and advocacy activity, we are able to educate and build professional relationships.

Anthem spent approximately $4.6 million on state lobbying activities1 and $5.4 million on federal lobbying activities.2

The senior vice president of Public Affairs of the company has oversight responsibility for all lobbying activities and expenditures. Other members of the Public Affairs organization involved with lobbying include the vice president of State Affairs, the vice president of Federal Affairs, and their direct reports.

Anthem complies with all disclosure requirements as prescribed by state and federal law. Lobbying activities generally include communications with elected federal and state officials, agency officials, or other legislative and regulatory officials for the purpose of influencing legislative or administrative actions.

Grassroots Another way we work to ensure that Anthem’s perspective is a part of the evolving policy and regulatory debate surrounding health care in this country is to bring as many advocate voices as possible to the discussion. In order to give our associates the opportunity to be a part of this conversation, we have built Anthem Associates Coming Together (ACT), our associate grassroots program, which is currently in the pilot phase. Our goal is to open this advocacy platform to all our associates in 2018.

1 State laws vary on how they define lobbying activity, expenses and what is reportable. For purposes of this report, state lobbying expenses include approxi- mate percentages of associate compensation and overhead and outside lobbying consultant fees. Anthem’s Tax Department tracks these fees, and the amount in this report is a preliminary amount based on provisional quarterly tax filings for 2017. Once Anthem files its official 2017 return due after the publication of this report, this number may be updated. 2 Federal lobbing expenses are reported as required by the Lobbying Disclosure Act of 1995 and the Honest Leadership and Open Government Act of 2007. Visit http://soprweb.senate.gov/index.cfm?event=selectfields to search for copies of Anthem’s Lobbying Disclosure Reports filed with the U.S. Congress. 5 Political Contributions

Anthem provides an opportunity for eligible Anthem associates, as defined by federal and state law, to participate in the political process by sponsoring the nonpartisan Anthem, Inc. Political Action Committee (“Anthem PAC”), which allows them to voluntarily combine their personal funds to support federal and state candidates, political parties and political committees. Anthem PAC’s disbursement of funds is made in accordance with an annual budget that is overseen and approved by the Anthem PAC Board of Directors.

While federal law prohibits Anthem from making corporate contributions to federal candidates, Anthem makes direct contributions to support state candidates, political parties, political action committees and ballot measures in those states where such corporate contributions are allowed by law and may make in- kind contributions, such as hosting a reception and paying expenses associated with the event.

Certain criteria are considered in making PAC and corporate political contributions, including the following which have been endorsed by Anthem’s Board of Directors:

• Supports public policy that promotes private competition, choice and free markets in the delivery and financing of health care, that promote a role for the private sector in public programs, and are in the best long-term interest for our consumers, shareholders and Anthem; • Voting record or announced positions on issues important to Anthem and its consumers • Demonstrated leadership on key committees of importance to our business; • Impact of contribution in a state or district where Anthem has a large concentration of associates and/or consumers; • Impact of contribution on the campaign.

Throughout the year, members of Anthem’s public affairs organization and associate PAC members offer recommendations for PAC and corporate contributions. All political contributions go through a legal review process and are approved by the senior vice president of Public Affairs of the company. Anthem operates pursuant to all relevant state and federal laws, and complies with all public disclosure requirements. Information about Anthem PAC’s contributions may be found on the Federal Election Commission’s website.

When participating in the political process, Anthem associates must comply with the company’s ethics and compliance requirements identified in the “Standards of Ethical Business Conduct,” which is available on our website. This document sets forth appropriate associate conduct relating to political activity and contributions, as well as interaction with government officials and regulatory agencies to avoid conflicts or perceived conflicts of interest.

6 Trade Association Memberships

Like most major corporations, Anthem is a member of a number of national and state industry and business trade associations (organized under section 501(c)(6) of the Internal Revenue Code) to help advance our public policy agenda and related business goals.

Anthem believes that membership in these associations is generally consistent with the company’s interests and plays a valuable role in bringing a collective voice to the process. Anthem also understands that not all members of an association will come to agreement on every issue. Anthem directly communicates its public policy positions to trade associations to inform their positioning; however, those associations may take positions that do not reflect Anthem’s position or they may take positions on issues for which Anthem has not taken a position.

Even when Anthem does not share all of the views of one of these associations, we believe that membership is worthwhile because these associations encourage dialogue and help to move the industry to a consensus on important policy issues. Anthem does a careful assessment of the value of each membership each year, including whether organizations reflect the majority of Anthem’s positions. Payments to industry and business trade associations are subject to the same “Core Principles for Participation” and Governance Committee review and oversight.

In 2017, Anthem paid membership dues to national and state business and trade associations, a portion of which may be allocated to non-deductible lobbying activity and political expenditures. Included in this report is a list of the national and state business and trade associations whose membership dues were $50,000 or more for 2017 to date, including the portion allocated to non-deductible lobbying activity and political expenditures. Some trade associations engage in activities beyond public policy advocacy, thus this report specifies the portion of dues used for lobbying and political expenditures.

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Association Memberships Portion Allocated to Non-Deductible Lobbying Association Total Dues3 and Political Expenditures Alliance for Connected Care $120,000 $114,000

America’s Health Insurance Plans $2,500,000 $870,000 Association for Behavioral Health and Wellness $107,800 $19,835 Association of Life & Health Insurance Companies $126,000 $8,946

Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association $14,201,516 $1,278,136

Business Roundtable $255,000 $112,200

California Association of Health Plans $285,779 $22,862

Central Indiana Corporate Partnership $55,000 $0

Colorado Association of Health Plans $56,650 $0

Connecticut Association of Health Plans $126,293 $77,039

Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce $50,000 $0

Florida Association of Health Plans $130,000 $20,800

Healthcare Leadership Council $200,000 $90,000

Indiana Chamber of Commerce $91,000 $9,100

Indy Chamber, Inc. $175,000 $17,500

Maine State Chamber of Commerce $50,000 $10,000

Massachusetts Association of Health Plans $52,552 $19,970

New Jersey Association of Health Plans $71,000 $14,910

New York Health Plan Association / Council $57,430 $15,678 New York State Conference of Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plans $70,000 $30,000

Ohio Association of Health Plans $58,988 $32,207

Ohio Chamber of Commerce $50,000 $15,000

Texas Association of Health Plans $125,000 $37,500

U.S. Chamber of Commerce $250,000 $62,500

Virginia Association of Health Plans $120,279 $21,056 3The annual membership dues are reported based on the calendar year in which they are paid. The portion of annual dues allocated to non- deductible lobbying and political expenditures is based on the percent or amount provided on the annual dues invoice by the organization listed. 8 A

Cash Receipts & Expenditures as of December 31, 2017 Health Care Works Cash Balance Empire PAC Conduit (WI) Anthem PAC Jan. 1, 2017 $6,150.00 $14,213.50 $275,359.95

Receipts Associate Contributions $4,243.50 $935,022.93 Corporate Contributions4 $80,800.00 Refunds from Candidates $5,000.00 Total Receipts $80,800.00 $4,243.50 $940,022.93

Expenditures Federal Contributions $559,500.00 State Contributions $78,600.00 $00 $184,244.00 Refund of Associate Contribution $2,795.00 $386.29 Total Expenditures $78,600.00 $2,795.00 $744,130.29

Cash Balance Dec. 31, 2017 $8,350.00 $15,662.00 $471,252.59

The political contributions we make to candidates through both Anthem PAC and the corporation, where legally allowed, help transform our professional relationships into deeper, more meaningful connections.

The contributions listed in this report include direct and in-kind corporate and PAC contributions to federal and state political candidates, political parties, political action committees, ballot measure committees, and other 527 political entities.

4Multiple corporate entities contributed up to $5,000 per corporation per year as allowed by New York law. 9 A

Contributions to Federal Candidates

Alabama Rep. Terri Sewell (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Carlos Curbelo (R) $1,000.00 Arkansas Rep. Valdez Demings (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Stephen Womack (R) $2,000.00 Rep. Stephanie Murphy (D) $2,000.00 Arizona Sen. Bill Nelson (D) $5,000.00 Steve Ferrara (R) - U.S. House Candidate $1,000.00 Rep. Darren Soto (D) $2,000.00 Rep. Ruben Gallego (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Tom O'Halleran (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Earl Carter (R) $1,000.00 Rep. David Schweikert (R) $1,500.00 Rep. Douglas Collins (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Kyrsten Sinema (D) $10,000.00 Rep. A. Drew Ferguson, IV (R) $1,000.00 California Rep. Karen Handel (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Peter Aguilar (D) $2,500.00 Rep. Robert Woodall (R) $2,000.00 Rep. Nanette Barragan (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Amerish Bera (D) $7,000.00 Rep. Rodney Blum (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Julia Brownley (D) $4,500.00 Rep. David Loebsack (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Salud Carbajal (D) $2,000.00 Illinois Rep. Tony Cardenas (D) $3,500.00 Rep. Cheryl L. Bustos (D) $2,000.00 Rep. J. Louis Correa (D) $2,000.00 Sen. Richard Durbin (D) $1,000.00 Rep. James Costa (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Robin Kelly (D) $2,000.00 Rep. Jimmy Gomez (D) $1,000.00 Rep. S. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Duncan Hunter (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Michael Quigley (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Alan Lowenthal (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Peter Roskam (R) $2,500.00 Rep. Doris Matsui (D) $4,000.00 Rep. Bradley Schneider (D) $4,000.00 Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R) $5,000.00 Indiana Rep. Devin Nunes (R) $5,000.00 Rep. Susan Brooks (R) $5,000.00 Rep. Scott Peters (D) $5,500.00 Rep. Larry Bucshon (R) $5,000.00 Rep. Raul Ruiz (D) $2,000.00 Rep. Andre Carson (D) $2,500.00 Rep. Linda Sanchez (D) $5,500.00 Sen. Joseph Donnelly, Sr. (D) $5,000.00 Rep. Eric Swalwell, Jr. (D) $2,000.00 Rep. Trey Hollingsworth (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Norma Torres (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Jacqueline Walorski (R) $5,000.00 Rep. Juan Vargas (D) $1,000.00 Kansas Colorado Rep. Ron Estes (R) $1,000.00 Sen. Cory Gardner (R) $5,000.00 Kentucky Connecticut Rep. S. Brett Guthrie (R) $3,500.00 Rep. Elizabeth Esty (D) $2,000.00 Sen. Mitch McConnell (R) $5,000.00 Rep. James Himes (D) $2,000.00 Louisiana Rep. John Larson (D) $2,500.00 Sen. William Cassidy (R) $1,000.00 Sen. Christopher Murphy (D) $2,500.00 Maine Florida Sen. Susan Collins (R) $2,500.00 Rep. Vernon Buchanan (R) $1,000.00 Sen. Angus King, Jr. (I) $2,500.00 Rep. Charlie Crist (D) $2,000.00 Rep. Bruce Poliquin (R) $3,000.00

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Maryland Ohio Rep. (D) $2,500.00 Sen. (D) $1,000.00 Massachussetts Rep. William Johnson (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Joseph Kennedy, III (D) $1,000.00 Rep. James Jordan (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Seth Moulton (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Robert Latta (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Richard Neal (D) $2,500.00 Rep. Timothy Ryan (D) $1,000.00 Michigan Rep. Steve Stivers (R) $10,000.00 Rep. Michael Bishop (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Patrick Tiberi (R) $10,000.00 Missouri Rep. Michael Turner (R) $1,000.00 Rep. William Clay, Jr. (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Samuel Graves, Jr. (R) $2,500.00 Rep. Markwayne Mullin (R) $2,500.00 Rep. William Long, II (R) $2,500.00 Oregon Sen. Claire McCaskill (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Kurt Schrader (D) $4,000.00 Rep. Jason Smith (R) $2,500.00 Rep. Gregory Walden (R) $10,000.00 Rep. Ann Wagner (R) $2,000.00 Pennsylvania Montana Sen. Robert Casey, Jr (D) $2,500.00 Sen. Jon Tester (D) $3,500.00 Rep. G. Mike Kelly (R) $2,500.00 Sen. Dean Heller (R) $2,500.00 Sen. Timothy Scott (R) $3,500.00 Rep. Ruben Kihuen (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Jacky Rosen (D) $1,000.00 Sen. Lamar Alexander (R) $2,500.00 Rep. (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Ann McLane Kuster (D) $6,500.00 Texas New Jersey Rep. Kevin Brady (R) $7,500.00 Rep. Joshua Gottheimer (D) $4,000.00 Rep. Michael Burgess (R) $2,500.00 Rep. Donald Norcross (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Henry Cuellar (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Frank Pallone, Jr. (D) $2,000.00 Rep. Vicente Gonzalez (D) $1,000.00 Rep. William Pascrell, Jr. (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Raymond Green (D) $1,000.00 New Mexico Rep. Kenny Marchant (R) $1,000.00 Sen. Martin Heinrich (D) $2,500.00 Rep. Peter Olson (R) $2,000.00 Rep. Ben Ray Lujan (D) $4,500.00 Rep. John Ratcliffe (R) $2,000.00 New York Rep. Peter Sessions (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Yvette Clarke (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Christopher Collins (R) $2,500.00 Rep. Gerald Connolly (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Joseph Crowley (D) $3,000.00 Rep. Thomas Garrett, Jr. (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Adriano Espaillat (D) $1,000.00 Sen. Timothy Kaine (D) $2,500.00 Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Scott Taylor (R) $1,000.00 Rep. John Katko (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Robert Wittman (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (D) $3,000.00 Washington Rep. Thomas Reed, II. (R) $2,500.00 Rep. Suzan DelBene (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Kathleen Rice (D) $1,000.00 West Virginia Rep. Elise Stefanik (R) $1,000.00 Sen. Joseph Manchin, III (D) $4,000.00 Rep. Thomas Suozzi (D) $1,000.00 Wisconsin Rep. Claudia Tenney (R) $1,000.00 Sen. Ronald Johnson (R) $1,000.00 North Carolina Rep. Ronald Kind (D) $4,500.00 Rep. George Holding (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Mark Pocan (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Patrick McHenry (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Bradley Walker (R) $1,500.00

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Contributions to Federal PACs and Party Committees

21St Century Majority Fund $5,000.00 Lone Star Leadership PAC $5,000.00 Americas Health Insurance Plans PAC $5,000.00 Majority Committee PAC--Mc PAC $5,000.00 (AHIP PAC) Making America Prosperous PAC $2,500.00 AMERIPAC: The Fund for a Greater $5,000.00 Making Business Excel Political Action $1,500.00 America Committee A New Direction PAC $2,500.00 Moderate Democrats PAC $5,000.00 Blue Dog Political Action Committee $5,000.00 New Democrat Coalition PAC $5,000.00 Bluegrass Committee $5,000.00 New Pioneers PAC $5,000.00 BluePAC - Blue Cross Blue Shield $5,000.00 NRCC $15,000.00 Association PAC NRSC $15,000.00 CHC BOLD PAC $5,000.00 Opportunity and Responsibility Re- $5,000.00 Common Sense Colorado $1,000.00 stored in our Nation PAC Common Values PAC $5,000.00 Perimeter PAC $1,000.00 Connecticut Democratic State Central $2,000.00 Pioneer Political Action Committee $5,000.00 Committee Promoting Our Republican Team PAC $5,000.00 Continuing America's Strength And $1,500.00 Security PAC Prosperity Action Inc. $5,000.00 Dakota Prairie PAC $5,000.00 Rely On Your Beliefs Fund $5,000.00 DCCC $15,000.00 Scalise Leadership Fund $2,500.00 DSCC $15,000.00 Shore PAC $3,500.00 First State PAC $5,000.00 Supporting House Problem Solvers - $1,000.00 SHP PAC Future Forum PAC $2,500.00 Team Ryan $5,000.00 Granite Values PAC $1,000.00 Tenn Political Action Committee Inc $5,000.00 Hellerhighwater PAC $2,500.00 (TENN PAC) Hoosiers First PAC $5,000.00 The Eye Of The Tiger Political Action $5,000.00 IMPACT $5,000.00 Committee Jobs, Opportunities And Education $2,500.00 The Hawkeye PAC $1,000.00 PAC (JOE-PAC) Turquoise PAC $2,500.00 Jump Into Action For Conservatives $2,500.00 Upton For All Of Us $2,500.00 To Keep Our Ideas Elevated PAC Victory By Investing Building And $5,000.00 Leadership Connecticut PAC $4,000.00 Empowering (VIBE) PAC Anthem PAC Federal Contribution Total $559,500.00

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Contributions to State Candidates and Committees

Arkansas Rep. Steven Davisson (R) $300.00 Gov. Asa Hutchinson (R) $2,700.00 Sen. Michael Delph (R) $300.00 Colorado Rep. (D) $300.00 Rep. KC Becker (D) $400.00 Rep. Philip GiaQuinta (D) $300.00 Rep. Susan Beckman (R) $400.00 Sen. Ronald Grooms (R) $300.00 Sen. , Jr. (D) $200.00 Rep. Richard Hamm (R) $300.00 Rep. (D) $200.00 Rep. , Jr. (D) $300.00 Rep. Dominique Jackson (D) $400.00 Rep. Robert Heaton (R) $500.00 Rep. Tracy Kraft-Tharp (D) $400.00 Atty. Gen. (R) $2,500.00 Lt. Gov. Donna Lynne (D) - $1,000.00 Gov. (R) $2,000.00 Gubernatorial Candidate Sen. (R) $500.00 Sen. Tim Neville (R) $400.00 Rep. Cindy Kirchhofer (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Kim Ransom (R) $400.00 Sen. (D) $500.00 Sen. (R) $400.00 Sec. of State Connie Lawson (R) $1,000.00 Rep. (R) $300.00 Democratic Senate Campaign Fund $500.00 Sen. (R) $300.00 Iowa Sen. David Long (R) $1,500.00 Sen. (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Kevin Mahan (R) $500.00 Rep. (R) $250.00 Rep. (R) $300.00 Rep. (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Wendy McNamara (R) $300.00 Rep. (D) $150.00 Sen. (R) $1,000.00 Rep. David Heaton (R) $250.00 Rep. (D) $300.00 Sen. Matt McCoy (D) $250.00 Rep. (R) $500.00 Sen. (D) $1,000.00 Rep. (D) $500.00 Gov. Kimberly Reynolds (R) $1,000.00 Sen. (R) $300.00 Sen. (R) $250.00 Sen. (R) $300.00 Rep. Mark Smith (D) $1,000.00 Rep. (D) $300.00 Rep. (R) $250.00 Rep. Gregory Steuerwald (R) $500.00 Rep. (R) $1,000.00 Sen. (D) $300.00 Sen. (R) $1,000.00 Sen. Andrew Zay (R) $300.00

Federation of Iowa Insurers PAC $800.00 AILIC PAC $2,244.00 Indiana Indiana Association of Health Plans $3,600.00 Sen. Ronnie Alting (R) $300.00 PAC Rep. (D) $500.00 Indiana Manufacturers Association PAC $1,500.00 Rep. Ronald Bacon (R) $300.00 Insurance Political Action Committee $2,500.00 Rep. James Baird (R) $500.00 Kentucky Rep. (R) $1,500.00 House Republican Majority $2,500.00 Sen. (R) $500.00 Kentucky Democratic Party $2,500.00 Rep. Charlie Brown (D) $500.00 Kentucky Republican Party $2,500.00 Rep. (R) $1,000.00 KY House Democratic Caucus $2,500.00 Campaign Committee Lt. Gov. (R) $2,500.00

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KY Senate Democratic Caucus $2,500.00 Rep. Ryan Smith (R) $3,500.00 Senate Majority Caucus $2,500.00 Rep. (R) $500.00 Ohio Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor ( R) - $2,000.00 Gubernatorial Candidate Rep. Steven Arndt (R) $500.00 Sen. Louis Terhar (R) $500.00 Sen. Troy Balderson (R) $500.00 Sen. Steve Wilson (R) $1,500.00 Sen. Bill Beagle (R) $500.00 Rep. Thomas Brinkman, Jr. (R) $1,500.00 Ohio House Republican Organizational $2,500.00 Sen. (R) $1,500.00 Committee Sen. Randall Gardner (R) $1,500.00 Republican Senate Campaign $5,000.00 Sen. Matthew Dolan (R) $500.00 Committee Sen. Robert Hackett (R) $1,000.00 Oklahoma Rep. Michael Henne (R) $500.00 Rep. Glen Mulready (R) - $500.00 Sen. (R) $2,000.00 Candidate Sen. (R) $500.00 Sen. (R) $500.00 Rep. Stephen Huffman (R) $500.00 Rep. Kevin Wallace (R) $500.00 Sec. of State (R) - $2,500.00 Sen. Roger Thompson (R) $500.00 Gubernatorial Candidate Sen. (R) $500.00 Health to 77 PAC $500.00 Rep. Sarah LaTourette (R) $500.00 Texas Rep. P. Scott Lipps (R) $350.00 Gov. Greg Abbott (R) $40,000.00 Sen. Gayle Manning (R) $500.00 Wisconsin Rep. Robert McColley (R) $500.00 Sen. (R) $500.00 Sen. Larry Obhof (R) $3,500.00 Sen. Devin LeMahieu (R) $500.00 Sen. W. Scott Oelslager (R) $500.00 Sen. , Jr. (R) $500.00 Sen. Bob Peterson (R) $2,250.00 Sen. Jennifer Shilling (D) $500.00 Rep. J. (R) $1,000.00 Gov. Scott Walker (R) $25,000.00 Rep. William Reineke, Jr. (R) $500.00 Sen. Van Wanggaard (R) $500.00 Rep. (R) $500.00 Rep. Cliffford Rosenberger (R) $1,000.00 Committee to Elect a Republican $2,500.00 Rep. Scott Ryan (R) $1,500.00 Senate (CERS) Rep. William Seitz (R) $500.00 Republican Assembly Campaign $2,500.00 Committee Anthem PAC State Contributions Total $184,244.00

14 Empire Health PAC Contributions to New York State State Candidates and Committees

New York Assm. John McDonald, III (D) $700.00 Assm. Peter Abbate, Jr. (D) $2,000.00 Assm. Joseph Morelle (D) $2,000.00 Sen. Philip Boyle (R) $1,000.00 Assm. Francisco Moya (D) $1,000.00 Sen. Neil Breslin (D) $2,500.00 Sen. Terrence Murphy (R) $2,500.00 Assm. Kevin Cahill (D) $2,000.00 Assm. Robert Oaks (R) $1,000.00 Sen. Thomas Croci (R) $1,000.00 Sen. Joseph Robach (R) $400.00 Assm. Michael Cusick (D) $600.00 Assm. Robin Schimminger (D) $1,500.00 Sen. John A. DeFrancisco (R) $2,000.00 Sen. James Seward (R) $5,950.00 Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli (D) $1,500.00 Sen. Andrea Stewart-Cousins (D) $3,000.00 Sen. John J. Flanagan, Jr. (R) $8,000.00 Sen. David J. Valesky (D) $1,750.00 Sen. Michael Gianaris (D) $2,000.00 Sen. Martin Golden (R) $1,200.00 Sen. Kemp Hannon (R) $5,000.00 Democratic Assembly Campaign $5,000.00 Committee Assm. (D) $2,000.00 NYS Democratic Senate Campaign $3,500.00 Sen. Jeffrey D. Klein (D) $5,000.00 Committee Sen. Andrew J. Lanza (R) $900.00 NYS Senate Republican Campaign $9,500.00 Committee Sen. Elizabeth Little (R) $1,000.00 Republican Assembly Campaign $2,500.00 Assm. Peter Lopez (R) $600.00 Committee Empire Health PAC State Contributions Total $78,600.00

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Corporate Contributions to State Candidates and Committees

California California Assm. Joaquin Arambula (D) $2,200.00 Sen. Richard Pan (D) $1,500.00 Sen. (D) $4,400.00 Assm. James Patterson (R) $2,000.00 Assm. Catharine Baker (R) $1,500.00 Assm. Freddie Rodriguez (D) $2,500.00 Sen. Patricia Bates (R) $2,500.00 Sen. Richard Roth (D) $1,000.00 Atty. Gen. Xavier Becerra (D) $8,500.00 Assm. Blanca E. Rubio (D) $2,200.00 Sen. Tom Berryhill (R ) - Board of Assm. Rudy Salas (D) $2,000.00 Equalization Candidate $1,500.00 Assm. Miguel Santiago (D) $4,000.00 Assm. Frank Bigelow (R) $3,000.00 Assm. Marc Steinorth (R) $2,000.00 Assm. Rob Bonta (D) $4,200.00 Mark Vargas (D) - 2017 State Assembly Assm. William Brough (R) $1,500.00 Candidate $3,000.00 Assm. Autumn Burke (D) $5,500.00 Sen. Andy Andrew Vidak (R) $2,000.00 Assm. Ian Calderon (D) $2,500.00 Assm. Randy Voepel (R) $2,000.00 Sen. Anthony Cannella (R) - Officeholder Sen. Scott Thomas Wilk (R) $2,000.00 Account $1,500.00 Assm. Jim Wood (D) $4,400.00 Assm. Jim Cooper (D) $1,000.00 Assm. Brian Dahle (R) $4,400.00 Bay Area Legislative Leaders PAC $2,500.00 Assm. Tom Daly (D) $4,400.00 CAHP Political Action Committee $7,300.00 Sen. Kevin de Leon (D) - Lt. Governor Candidate $5,000.00 CAHP Political Action Committee - Restricted Account $900.00 Assm. Heath Flora (R) $4,000.00 California Business Roundtable Issues PAC $3,000.00 Assm. Vince Fong (R) $3,000.00 California Republican Party $36,500.00 Sen. Jean Fuller (R) - State Assembly Candidate $2,000.00 California Trailblazers $7,300.00 Sen. Ted Gaines (R) - Board of California Trailblazers - Restricted Account $2,700.00 Equalization Candidate $1,500.00 California Vote Project $10,000.00 Assm. James Gallagher (R) $2,500.00 Californians for High Quality and Sen. Steven Glazer (D) $1,000.00 Affordable Health Care PAC $10,000.00 Assm. Lorena Gonzalez-Fletcher (D) $4,000.00 Fair PAC $7,300.00 Sen. Ed Hernandez (D) - Lt. Governor Tom Daly Ballot Measure Committee $3,000.00 Candidate $7,100.00 Colorado Sen. Connie Leyva (D) $2,500.00 Coloradans for Fairness $11,000.00 Assm. Monique Limon (D) $1,500.00 Our Colorado Values $13,000.00 Assm. Brian Maienschein (R) $2,000.00 Senate Majority Fund $9,000.00 Assm. Devon Mathis (R) $1,500.00 Values First Colorado $7,500.00 Sen. Holly Mitchell (D) $2,500.00 Florida Sen. William Monning (D) $2,000.00 Rep. Jose Felix Diaz (R) - 2017 State Senate Assm. (D) $1,500.00 Candidate $2,000.00 Sen. Josh Newman (D) - 2016 Debt Rep. Jeanette Nunez (R) - State Senate Retirement $1,500.00 Candidate $1,000.00 Sen. Josh Newman (D) $1,000.00 Sen. Janet Nguyen (R) $4,000.00 Better Florida Education PC $2,500.00 Sen. James Nielsen (R) $4,400.00 Committee for Justice Transportation Assm. Jay Obernolte (R) $2,000.00 and Business $5,000.00 Assm. Patrick O'Donnell (D) $4,000.00 First Coast Conservatives $2,500.00 **Multiple corporate entities contributed up to the combine legal limit allowed by law 16 A

Florida Georgia** Florida Association of Health Plans PAC $15,000.00 Rep. Lillian Penelope Houston (R) $1,000.00 Florida Republican Senatorial Campaign Rep. (D) $500.00 Committee $20,000.00 Rep. Derrick Jackson (D) $500.00 Florida Sunshine Alliance $2,500.00 Sen. Lester Jackson, III. (D) $1,000.00 Floridians for Strong Leadership PAC $5,000.00 Rep. (R) $2,000.00 Free Markets for Florida $7,500.00 Sen. Burt Jones (R) $1,600.00 Innovate Florida $10,000.00 Sen. Emanuel Jones (D) $750.00 Rebuild Florida PC $5,000.00 Rep. Jan Jones (R) $2,600.00 Republican Party of Florida House Majority $20,000.00 Sen. John Kennedy (R) $1,000.00 Watchdog PAC $30,000.00 Rep. (R) $750.00 Working for Florida's Families $5,000.00 Rep. Eddie Lumsden (R) $500.00 Georgia** Sen. Peter Martin (R) $1,000.00 Sen. John Albers (R) $750.00 Rep. John Meadows, III (R) $2,600.00 Sen. Brandon Beach (R) $1,000.00 Sen. Cecil Terrell Miller (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Patty J. Bentley (D) $500.00 Rep. William Mitchell (D) $500.00 Rep. Elizabeth Beskin (R) $500.00 Sen. Jeff Mullis (R) $1,600.00 Rep. (D) $500.00 Rep. Chad Nimmer (R) $1,000.00 Sen. Ellis Black (R) $500.00 Rep. (D) $1,500.00 Rep. (R) $1,000.00 Sen. Elena Parent (D) $1,000.00 Sen. Dean Burke (R) $2,600.00 Rep. (D) $500.00 Rep. Jon Burns (R) $2,600.00 Rep. Larry Parrish (R) $1,600.00 Sen. Gloria Butler (D) $1,000.00 Rep. (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Johnnie Caldwell (R) $1,000.00 Rep. (R) $500.00 Rep. (D) $500.00 Rep. (R) $500.00 Atty. Gen. Christopher Carr (R) $2,500.00 Rep. Jay Powell (R) $1,000.00 Rep. John Carson (R) $1,000.00 Rep. (R) $500.00 Rep. Christian Coomer (R) $2,500.00 Rep. (R) $2,600.00 Sen. William Cowsert (R) $1,600.00 Rep. Albert Reeves (R) $2,000.00 Rep. Clay Cox (R) $500.00 Rep. Eugene Edward Rynders (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Katie M. Dempsey (R) $2,000.00 Rep. (D) $500.00 Rep. (D) $500.00 Rep. Jason Shaw (R) $2,500.00 Rep. Karla Lea Drenner (D) $500.00 Rep. Richard Smith (R) $1,600.00 Rep. (R) $2,000.00 , Jr. (R) - State House Rep. Earl D. Ehrhart (R) $500.00 Candidate $500.00 Rep. (R) $2,600.00 Rep. (D) $500.00 Rep. James Epps (R) $750.00 Rep. Pamela Stephenson (D) $500.00 Rep. (R) $1,000.00 R. Brian Strickland (R) - State Senate Candidate Rep. Patricia Gardner (D) $750.00 $500.00 Rep. Richard Golick (R) $2,000.00 Rep. (R) $1,500.00 Sen. Steve Gooch (R) $1,500.00 Sen. Horacena Tate (D) $1,000.00 Rep. J. Craig Gordon (D) $500.00 Rep. Darlene Taylor (R) $2,500.00 Sen. Ed Harbison (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Samuel Teasley (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Brett Harrell (R) $1,000.00 Sen. Blake Tillery (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Matthew Hatchett (R) $1,600.00 Rep. Robert Trammell, Jr (D) $2,000.00 Rep. B. (R) $250.00 Sen. Renee Unterman (R) $2,600.00 Sen. Steve Henson (D) $1,600.00 Sen. Larry Walker, III (R) $1,000.00 Sen. Jack Hill (R) $1,600.00 Sen. Ben Watson (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Scott Hilton (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Samuel Watson (R) $500.00 **Multiple corporate entities contributed up to the combine legal limit allowed by law 17 A

Georgia** Indiana*** Rep. Andrew Welch, III (R) $1,000.00 Hendricks County Republican Party $1,000.00 Rep. David Wilkerson (D) $1,000.00 House Republican Campaign Committee $5,000.00 Rep. (D) $500.00 - Non Federal Account $2,500.00 Rep. Bruce Williamson (R) $1,500.00 Indiana House Democratic Caucus $1,000.00 Indiana Republican State Committee - Non Democratic Party of Georgia - Non Federal Federal Account Account $1,500.00 $12,500.00 DPG-Senate Majority Fund $2,000.00 Marion County Republican Party $1,000.00 Georgia Association of Health Plans Inc. Senate Majority Campaign Committee $6,000.00 PAC $5,600.00 Kansas Georgia Chamber of Commerce PAC $500.00 Sen. (R) $300.00 - Non Federal Rep. (D) $250.00 Account $37,000.00 Rep. John Barker (R) $300.00 Georgia Republican Senatorial Committee Inc. $2,600.00 Sen. (R) $250.00 MAC PAC $2,500.00 Sen. Edward Berger (R) $300.00 The Georgia Leaders Campaign $2,500.00 Sen. Richard Billinger (R) $300.00 Iowa Sen. (R) $300.00 Building Fund $5,000.00 Rep. (D) $300.00 Indiana*** Rep. (D) $250.00 Sen. (R) $500.00 Rep. (R) $250.00 Rep. (R) $500.00 Rep. J.R. Claeys (R) $300.00 Rep. Brian Bosma (R) $1,000.00 Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer (R) - Gubernatorial Candidate $4,000.00 Rep. Timothy Brown (R) $1,000.00 Rep. (R) $250.00 Rep. Charles Burton (R) $500.00 Rep. (R) $250.00 Sen. Edward Charbonneau (R) $1,000.00 Sen. (R) $300.00 Rep. Robert Cherry (R) $500.00 Sen. John Doll (R) $300.00 Sen. G. Douglas Eckerty (R) $500.00 Rep. (R) $500.00 Rep. David Frizzell (R) $500.00 Rep. Ronald Ellis (R) $300.00 Kokomo Mayor Greg Goodnight (D) $500.00 Sen. Bud Estes (R) $500.00 Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton (D) $500.00 Rep. (D) $300.00 Sen. (R) $500.00 Rep. Randy Garber ® $150.00 Sen. (R) $500.00 Rep. Jim Gartner (D) $250.00 Mayor Joseph Hogsett (D) $1,000.00 Sen. (R) $300.00 Gov. Eric Joseph Holcomb (R) $15,000.00 Rep. Daniel Hawkins (R) $500.00 Sen. (R) $1,000.00 Rep. (R) $250.00 Rep. Matthew Lehman (R) $1,500.00 Sen. Richard Hilderbrand (R) $300.00 Columbus Mayor Jim Licahoop (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Kyle Dee Hoffman (R) $300.00 Indianapolis City Councilor Mike McQuillen (R) $1,000.00 Rep. (D) $250.00 Sen. James Merritt, Jr. (R) $1,000.00 Rep. (R) $250.00 Sen. John Ruckelshaus (R) $500.00 Rep. Jim Kelly (R) $300.00 Rep. Gerald Torr (R) $500.00 Sen. (R) $300.00 Sen. (R) $500.00 Rep. (R) $500.00 Evansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke (R) $2,000.00 Tresurer Jacob LaTurner (R) $750.00 Sen. (R) $300.00 Allen County Republican Party $1,000.00 Rep. Adam Lusker (D) $250.00 Greater Indianapolis Republican Finance Sen. Julia Lynn (R) $250.00 Committee $2,000.00 Sen. (R) $500.00 Hamilton County Republican Party $1,000.00 Rep. (D) $250.00 **Multiple corporate entities contributed up to the combine legal limit allowed by law 18 A

Kansas Louisiana Rep. (D) $150.00 Rep. Dustin Miller (D) $500.00 Sen. Mary Pilcher-Cook (R) $250.00 Sen. Fred Mills, Jr. (R) $500.00 Rep. (R) $300.00 Rep. Helena Moreno (D) - City Council Candidate $500.00 Rep. Abraham Rafie (R) $350.00 Sen. Dan Morrish (R) $500.00 Rep. Ron Ryckman (R) $500.00 Rep. J. Rogers Pope (R) $500.00 Atty. Gen. Derek Schmidt (R) $1,000.00 Sen. Gary Smith, Jr. (D) $500.00 Sen. (R) $350.00 Sen. John Smith (R) $500.00 (R) - Insurance Commissioner Candidate $750.00 Rep. Julie Stokes (R) $500.00 Rep. Eric Smith (R) $250.00 Rep. Kirk Talbot (R) $500.00 Rep. Bill Sutton (R) $300.00

Rep. (R) $250.00 CAP PAC $500.00 Rep. Jene Vickrey (R) $250.00 John Bel Edwards for Louisiana Leadership Sen. Susan Wagle (R) $500.00 PAC $15,000.00 Rep. (R) $500.00 Louisiana Association of Health Plans PAC $3,500.00 Rep. Chuck Weber (R) $500.00 Louisiana House Democratic Campaign $5,000.00 Sen. Richard Wilborn (R) $250.00 Louisiana Republican Legislative Delegation Campaign Committee $6,000.00 Rep. (R) $250.00 Rep. (D) $300.00 Maryland Sen. John Astle (D) $350.00

Kansas Republican House Campaign Com- Del. Benjamin Barnes (D) $125.00 mittee $1,500.00 Del. Erek Barron (D) $125.00 Kansas Republican Senatorial Committee $2,500.00 Sen. Joanne Benson (D) $250.00 Senate Democrats PAC $500.00 Del. Eric Bromwell (D) $325.00 Shawnee County Republican Party $200.00 Del. Michael Busch (D) $2,000.00 The Right Way PAC $2,000.00 Del. Dereck Davis (D) $250.00 Louisiana Del. Kathleen Dumais (D) $200.00 Sen. John Alario, Jr. (R) $500.00 Sen. Brian Feldman (D) $250.00 Sen. Conrad Appel (R) $500.00 Del. Tawanna Gaines (D) $250.00 Rep. Tony Bacala (R) $500.00 Sen. Guy Guzzone (D) $150.00 Rep. Lawrence Bagley (R) $500.00 Del. Antonio Hayes (D) $125.00 Rep. Taylor Barras (R) $500.00 Del. Anne Healey (D) $125.00 Sen. Regina Ashford Barrow (D) $500.00 Sen. Stephen Hershey, Jr (R) $150.00 Rep. Chris Broadwater (R) $500.00 Gov. Larry J. Hogan, Jr. (R) $5,000.00 Sen. Norbert Chabert (R) $600.00 Del. Adrienne Jones (D) $150.00 Rep. Kenny Cox (D) $500.00 Sen. Katherine Klausmeier (D) $150.00 Sen. Jack Donahue (R) $500.00 Del. Susan Krebs (R) $100.00 Sen. James Fannin (R) $500.00 Del. Clarence Lam (D) $125.00 Rep. Bob Hensgens (R) $500.00 Sen. James Mathias, Jr. (D) $150.00 Sen. Sharon Hewitt (R) $500.00 Del. Maggie McIntosh (D) $500.00 Rep. Stephanie Hilferty (R) $500.00 Sen. Thomas Middleton (D) $500.00 Rep. Frank Hoffmann (R) $500.00 Sen. Thomas Miller, Jr. (D) $2,000.00 Rep. Katrina Jackson (D) $500.00 Del. Shane Pendergrass (D) $500.00 Sen. Ronnie Johns (R) $500.00 Sen. Edward Reilly (R) $150.00 Sen. Eric LaFleur (D) $500.00 Del. Kirill Reznik (D) $400.00 Rep. Walt Leger, III (D) $500.00 Del. Samuel Rosenberg (D) $150.00 Sen. Gerald Long (R) $500.00 Del. Sheree Sample-Hughes (D) $250.00 Rep. Tanner Magee (R) $500.00 Del. Geraldine Valentino-Smith (D) $300.00 **Multiple corporate entities contributed up to the combine legal limit allowed by law 19 A

Maryland New Hampshire Del. Pat Young (D) $125.00 Sen. Harold French (R) $250.00 Sen. Craig Zucker (D) $125.00 Manchester Mayor Theodore Gatsas (R) $250.00 Sen. Robert Giuda (R) $350.00 Maryland Democratic Caucus $500.00 Sen. James Gray (R) $250.00 Sen. (D) $100.00 Sen. (R) $425.00 Maine Sen. (D) $100.00 Rep. Bradlee Farrin (R) - State Senate Candidate $400.00 Executive Councilor (R) $250.00 Rep. Robert Foley (R) - State Senate Sen. (D) $100.00 Candidate $400.00 Sen. Scott McGilvray (D) $100.00 Rep. Matthew Pouliot (R) - State Senate Sen. Charles Morse (R) $750.00 Candidate $400.00 Sen. John Reagan (R) $250.00 Sen. (R) $250.00 Action Fund $2,500.00 Sen. (D) $250.00 Building the Maine House PAC $750.00 Gov. (R) $2,500.00 Charting Maine's Future $1,000.00 Sen. (R) $175.00 Fecteau for Leadership PAC $750.00 Sen. David Watters (D) $100.00 Gideon Leadership PAC $3,000.00 Sen. Jeff Woodburn (D) $250.00 House Democratic Campaign Committee $4,000.00 House Republican Fund $3,500.00 Committee to Elect House Democrats $500.00 Committee to Elect House Republicans $250.00 Democratic Caucus $500.00 Leadership for Maine's Future PAC $1,000.00 New Hampshire Senate Republican Legislative Leadership PAC $750.00 Majority PAC $250.00 Libby Leadership PAC $1,000.00 Nevada Republican Majority PAC $5,000.00 Assm. Teresa Benitez-Thompson (D) $2,000.00 Momentum Maine PAC $1,000.00 Sen. Yvanna Cancela (D) $2,000.00 Prosperity for Maine's Further PAC $750.00 Assm. Margaret Carlton (D) $2,000.00 Senate Chairman's PAC $1,000.00 Assm. Richard Carrillo (D) $2,000.00 Senate Democratic Campaign Committee $4,750.00 Sec. of State (R) $1,500.00 Senate Republican President's Fund $1,000.00 Wesley Duncan (R) - State Assembly Star City PAC $750.00 Candidate $5,000.00 Still Fed Up with Taxes PAC $750.00 Assm. Christopher Edwards (R) $1,000.00 Missouri Sen. Aaron Ford (D) - Attorney General Candidate $2,000.00 House Republican Campaign Committee, Inc. $10,000.00 Assm. (D) $3,000.00 Missouri Insurance Political Action Sen. Joseph Hardy, M.D. (R) $2,000.00 Committee $60,000.00 Sen. Becky Harris (R) $2,000.00 Campaign Committee $13,000.00 Sen. Ben Kieckhefer (R) $3,000.00 Ozark Mountain Leadership PAC $500.00 Assm. (R) $1,500.00 New Hampshire Assm. (R) $750.00 Sen. (R) $425.00 Atty. Gen. Adam Laxalt (R) - Sen. Joseph Bradley, III (R) $250.00 Gubernatorial Candidate $5,000.00 Sen. (R) $100.00 (D) - Lt. Governor Candidate $750.00 Sen. Martha Fuller Clark (D) $250.00 Assm. William McCurdy, II (D) $1,000.00 Joyce Craig (D) - Manchester Mayoral Assm. James Oscarson (R) $3,000.00 Candidate $750.00 Assm. Keith Pickard (R) - State Senate Sen. Gary Daniels (R) $100.00 Candidate $1,500.00 Sen. (D) $250.00 Sen. Julia Ratti (D) $2,000.00 **Multiple corporate entities contributed up to the combine legal limit allowed by law 20 A

Sen. Michael Roberson (R) - Lt. Governor Rep. Art Swann (R) - State Senate Candidate $1,000.00 Candidate $1,500.00 Tennessee Nevada Rep. (R) $1,000.00 Sen. Richard Segerblom (D) $1,000.00 Rep. (D) $500.00 Assm. Ellen Spiegel (D) $1,000.00 Rep. , Jr. (D) $500.00 Assm. Michael Sprinkle (D) $2,000.00 Sen. Jim Tracy (R) $1,500.00 Assm. O. Tyrone Thompson (D) $1,500.00 Rep. (R) $1,000.00 Assm. (R) $1,500.00 Rep. (R) $250.00 Assm. (R) $2,500.00 Rep. Mark White (R) $500.00 Assm. Steven Yeager (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Ryan Williams (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Timothy Wirgau (R) $500.00 Assembly Democratic Caucus $2,500.00 Sen. Ken Yager (R) $1,000.00 Republican Caucus $2,000.00 Sen. (D) $1,000.00 Ohio Rep. Jason Zachary (R) $500.00 Housekeeping Account $10,000.00 BOW PAC $1,000.00 Tennessee Virginia Rep. Raumesh Akbari (D) $500.00 John Adams (R) - Attorney General Sen. Mike Bell (R) $1,000.00 Candidate $5,000.00 Rep. (R) $1,000.00 Sen. George Barker (D) $1,000.00 Rep. John Clemmons (D) $500.00 Del. Richard Bell (R) $500.00 Rep. (R) $500.00 Del. Robert Bell, III (R) $500.00 Rep. Bill Dunn (R) $500.00 Sen. Richard Black (R) $1,000.00 Rep. (R) $500.00 Del. Kathy Byron (R) $3,500.00 Rep. (R) $500.00 Sen. A. Benton Chafin, Jr. (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Brenda Gilmore (D) $500.00 Del. Benjamin Cline (R) $1,500.00 Sen. Dolores Gresham (R) $1,000.00 Del. Marvin Kirkland Cox (R) $5,000.00 Sen. (R) $500.00 Sen. (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Beth Harwell (R) $3,000.00 (D) - Lt. Governor Candidate $7,500.00 Rep. David Hawk (R) $500.00 Sen. (D) $500.00 Rep. , Jr. (R) $500.00 Del. Eileen Filler-Corn (D) $500.00 Rep. (R) $500.00 Del. Hyland Fowler, Jr. (R) $500.00 Rep. Timothy Hill (R) $500.00 Del. T. Scott Garrett (R) $500.00 Rep. (D) $500.00 Del. C. (R) $500.00 Rep. Curtis Johnson (R) $1,000.00 Edward Gillespie (R) - Sen. Jack Johnson (R) $1,000.00 Gubernatorial Candidate $25,000.00 Rep. (R) $1,000.00 Del. Gregory Habeeb (R) $1,000.00 Rep. (R) $500.00 Sen. , Jr. (R) $3,500.00 Rep. (R) $500.00 Atty. Gen. Mark Herring (D) $5,000.00 Rep. (R) $500.00 Del. Patrick Hope (D) $500.00 Rep. Gerald McCormick (R) $1,000.00 Sen. (D) $2,500.00 Sen. Randy McNally, III (R) $2,000.00 Del. Timothy Hugo (R) $2,500.00 Rep. (R) $500.00 Del. Steven Christopher Jones (R) $2,500.00 Shane Reeves (R) -State Senate Candidate $1,000.00 Del. Terry Kilgore (R) $2,500.00 Sen. Kerry Roberts (R) $1,000.00 Del. R. Steven Landes (R) $2,000.00 Rep. (R) $500.00 Sen. , Jr. (D) $1,000.00 Rep. (R) $1,000.00 Del. G. Manoli Loupassi (R) $1,000.00 Sen. Steve Southerland (R) $500.00 Sen. L. (D) $500.00 Sen. John Stevens (R) $500.00 Del. Daniel Marshall, III (R) $1,000.00 **Multiple corporate entities contributed up to the combine legal limit allowed by law 21 A

Virginia Washington Sen. Jennifer McClellan (D) $500.00 Sen. Reuven Carlyle (D) $1,000.00 Sen. Ryan McDougle (R) $2,500.00 Rep. Frank Chopp (D) $1,000.00 Del. Jackson Miller (R) $1,500.00 Rep. Judy Clibborn (D) $1,000.00 Sen. Stephen Newman (R) $5,000.00 Manka Dhingra (D)- 2017 State Senate Candidate Sen. Thomas Norment, Jr. (R) $3,500.00 $1,000.00 Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam (D) - Rep. Paul Harris (R) $1,000.00 Gubernatorial Candidate $25,000.00 Rep. (D) $1,000.00 Del. John O'Bannon, III (R) $1,500.00 Rep. Nicole Macri (D) $1,000.00 Sen. (R) $1,000.00 Rep. Timm Ormsby (D) $1,000.00 Del. Robert Orrock, Sr. (R) $1,500.00 Rep. Marcus Riccelli (D) $1,000.00 Sen. (R) $1,000.00 Rep. June Robinson (D) $1,000.00 Sen. J. Chapman Petersen (D) $1,000.00 Rep. Sharon Santos (D) $1,000.00 Sen. (R) $1,000.00 Sen. Richard Saslaw (D) $3,500.00 Washington State Democrats Exempt Sen. William Stanley, Jr. (R) $1,000.00 Account $1,000.00 Del. Christopher Stolle (R) $1,000.00 Wisconsin Sen. (R) $1,000.00 Republican Assembly Campaign Committee SEG Account $10,000.00 Sen. , Jr. (R) $1,000.00 Other Del. David Toscano (D) $1,500.00 Democratic Attorneys General Association $75,000.00 Sen. Jill Holtzman Vogel (R) - Lt. Governor Candidate $8,500.00 Democratic Governors Association $425,000.00 Sen. Frank W. Wagner (R) $1,500.00 Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee Del. Robert Lee Ware, Jr. (R) $1,000.00 $25,000.00 Democratic Lieutenant Governors Association $25,000.00 VAHP-PAC $11,000.00 Republican Attorneys General Association $130,000.00 Virginia Senate Democratic Caucus $2,500.00 Republican Governors' Association $600,000.00 Virginia Senate Republican Caucus $2,500.00 Republican State Leadership Committee $210,000.00

**Multiple corporate entities contributed up to the combine legal limit allowed by law

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