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ELECTION WATCH By Janet McMahon Conspicuous by His Absence: Who’s Not Getting Money From Pro-Israel PACs

from pro-Israel PACs, his words and TOP TEN 2014 AND CAREER RECIPIENTS OF actions attest to the object of his af - PRO -I SRAEL PAC F UNDS fections. In May of last year he and his wife visited the self-proclaimed Compiled by Hugh Galford Jewish state with State Sen. Stan Adelstein—one of HOUSE: CURRENT RACES SENATE: CURRENT RACES 345 Jewish citizens in the state, ac - cording to the Jewish Virtual Li - Royce, Edward R. (R-CA) $43,450 Begich, Mark (D-AK) $58,298 brary, or less than .1 percent of the Engel, Eliot L. (D-NY) 29,000 Udall, Mark E. (D-CO) 53,500 would-be senator’s constituents. Boehner, John A. (R-OH) 28,700 Hagan, Kay R. (D-NC) 51,800 That August Rounds attended a Deutch, Theodore E. (D-FL) 25,500 Graham, Lindsey O. (R-SC) 45,000 pro-Israel event in New Jersey Hoyer, Steny H. (D-MD) 21,000 Shaheen, Jeanne (D-NH) 42,500 hosted by NORPAC—one of some Lowey, Nita M. (D-NY) 18,150 Landrieu, Mary L. (D-LA) 42,329 two dozen deceptively named pro- Ros-Lehtinen, Ileana (R-FL) 17,500 McConnell, Mitch (R-KY) 41,500 Israel PACs. “His visit reaffirmed Pelosi, Nancy (D-CA) 16,350 Booker, Cory A. (D-NJ) 35,500 his belief that U.S. aid to Israel and Cantor, Eric (R-VA) 15,875 Franken, Al (D-MN) 33,500 supporting her against hostile na - Murphy, Patrick (D-FL) 14,500 Coons, Christopher A. (D-DE) 31,000 tions is critical to our nation’s for - eign policy,” reported The Jewish Link of Bergen County. “He further House: Career Totals Senate: Career Totals stated that Jerusalem should be of - ficially recognized as the capital of Engel, Eliot L. (D-NY) $338,418 Levin, Carl (D-MI) $729,937 Israel and that the administration Ros-Lehtinen, Ileana (R-FL) 291,240 Harkin, Thomas R. (D-IA) 552,950 should comply with the Jerusalem Hoyer, Steny H. (D-MD) 288,025 McConnell, Mitch (R-KY) 539,641 Embassy Act of 1995 which would Cantor, Eric (R-VA) 240,605 Reid, Harry (D-NV) 394,001 relocate the U.S. Embassy to Israel’s Lowey, Nita M. (D-NY) 221,388 Durbin, Richard J. (D-IL) 393,921 capital.” Pelosi, Nancy (D-CA) 149,150 Wyden, Ronald L. (D-OR) 349,462 Weiland has been focusing more Levin, Sander M. (D-MI) 134,827 Kirk, Mark S. (R-IL) 339,386 on domestic issues—although some Boehner, John A. (R-OH) 129,200 Boxer, Barbara (D-CA) 279,044 clearly have international implica - Crowley, Joseph (D-NY) 109,457 Landrieu, Mary L. (D-LA) 250,218 tions as well. On the back of his Pallone, Frank, Jr. (D-NJ) 101,050 Rockefeller, John D. IV (D-WV) 235,700 business card are the words of a constitutional amendment Weiland vows to introduce on his first day s this magazine has demonstrated Israel contributions. A case in point: in the Senate: “So that the votes of all, Asince 1986, monitoring the contri - South Dakota, where Democrat Rick Wei - rather than the wealth of the few, shall butions of pro-Israel political action com - land, a former congressional aide and re - direct the course of this Republic, Con - mittees (PACs) to House and Senate can - gional director of the Federal Emergency gress shall have the power to limit the didates is critical to identifying which Management Agency, is running a pop - raising and spending of money with re - members of Congress may be working to ulist campaign against former Gov. Mike spect to federal elections.” protect the interests of a foreign country, Rounds for the seat being vacated by Sen. Could Weiland’s call for campaign fi - rather than of their own constituents. Tim Johnson. Weiland, who is in the nance reform explain his lack of support (Perhaps this is the time to bid farewell to midst of a second visit to all of South from Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid the Senate’s two top career recipients, Dakota’s 311 towns, is campaigning (D-NV) and other members of the Democ - who are not running for re-election this against big money, and has received no ratic establishment? year: Carl Levin of Michigan and Iowa’s pro-Israel PAC contributions—and little Tom Harkin.) support from the national Democratic Rewarding Pro-Israel Incumbents Particularly in open seat races, how - Party. Rounds, on the other hand, an - In Kentucky, Senate Minority Leader ever, where there is no incumbent, it can nounced his intention to raise a $9 million Mitch McConnell clearly is the favored be equally important to identify the good campaign warchest. (Weiland informed candidate, with $41,500 so far in pro-Is - guys and gals who are not receiving pro- supporters in May that the median contri - rael PAC contributions. Indeed, with the bution to his campaign was $9.) departure of Levin and Harkin at the Janet McMahon is managing editor of the While Rounds has received a relatively end of the year, McConnell is slated to Washington Report on Middle East Affairs. modest $7,500 in campaign contributions become the senator with the highest ca -

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reer total in pro-Israel PAC contribu - pared to Hanabusa’s $2 million. Pro-Israel taxpayers’ money to fund Israel’s short- tions—assuming he is re-elected. There PACs have been even more generous to range missile defense system. does seem to be some support for his De - the incumbent, giving Hanabusa a nomi - “This Jewish kid from the state of mocratic opponent, Kentucky Secretary nal $9,500 vs. $30,700 to Schatz—almost Hawaii vows to continue [Inouye’s] legacy of State Alison Lundergan Grimes, half enough to make him one of the top 10 re - of support for Israel,” Schatz said at the McConnell’s age (and “not an empty cipients of pro-Israel PAC money for this Feb. 27, 2013 event, held days before the dress”), as evidenced by a token $4,000 year’s election. As of mid-May he was government sequestration took effect. contribution. McConnell has raised a leading Hanabusa by 15 points in opin - “My commitment to Israeli security is total of more than $21 million, according ion polls, according to the Honolulu Civil firmly grounded in public policy and the to the Center for Responsive Politics, to Beat. interests of Israel and the interests of the Grimes’ $8 million. At the end of May he Unlike South Dakota’s Rick Weiland, United States, but it is also a personal one. led her by 7 points in public opinion Schatz has the enthusiastic support of the With the sequester looming and deep de - polls. Democratic Senatorial Campaign Commit - fense cuts coming, Congress must act. My The situation in Hawaii is a bit more tee (DSCC), the Civil Beat reported. “That colleagues must come together once again complicated. There, following the death not only opens fund-raiser doors for the and protect funding for critical programs of Sen. Daniel Inouye, Gov. Neil Aber - senator,” Nathan Gonzales of the Rothen - such as this. The resources needed to crombie ignored Inouye’s expressed wish berg Political Report explained, “but it guarantee American and Israeli security that he appoint Rep. Colleen Hanabusa to closes fund-raiser doors for Hanabusa, cannot be subject to political partisan - fill his seat. Instead the governor, a for - making it more difficult for her to raise ship. We as a nation must do what is right mer 10-term congressman himself, ap - money. That is one thing the DSCC can do and guarantee the security of Israel and pointed Lt. Gov. Brian Schatz to complete is tell some of their biggest donors, ‘You the United States of America.” Inouye’s term. Hanabusa is challenging need to get involved with Schatz.’” Perhaps Israel’s American-born ambas - Schatz in the Aug. 9 primary prior to the Hawaii’s senior senator, who was sworn sador put it most succinctly. Declared Nov. 4 special election to fill out the re - in on Dec. 27, 2012, didn’t waste much Oren, “Behind the Iron Dome stands a maining two years of Inouye’s term. time in making his support for Israel marble dome: the Capitol of the United Hawaii being a heavily blue state, the known. Two months later Schatz joined 16 States of America.” winner of the primary is likely to win the members of Congress and Israel’s then-Am - Ain’t it the truth. Increasingly, how - special election. bassador Michael Oren at an Iron Dome ever, American voters may want to elect As of mid-June, Schatz had raised Tribute Luncheon in the Russell Senate Of - members of Congress who put their own twice as much campaign money as fice Building. Congress has generously al - country’s Capitol Dome ahead of a foreign Hanabusa: more than $4 million com - located almost $300 million of American nation’s Iron Dome. ❑ PRO -I SRAEL PAC C ONTRIBUTIONS TO 2014 C ONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES 2013-2014 State Office District Candidate Party Status Contributions Career Committees Alabama H1Byrne, Bradley R. RI 2,500 2,500 AS H2Roby, Martha RI 2,500 5,000 AS H4Aderholt, Robert B. RI 2,500 23,000 A(HS) Alaska S Begich, Mark* DI 58,298 64,798 A(FO, HS), C, HS Arizona H1Kirkpatrick, Ann DI 2,500 9,500 H2Barber, Ronald DI 3,500 5,500 HS H3Grijalva, Raúl M. DI 2,500 12,500 H5Salmon, Matt RI 2,500 9,000 FR H7Pastor, Ed L. DI 1,000 9,800 A, I H8Franks, Trent RI 4,600 5,600 AS H9Sinema, Kyrsten DI 3,000 3,000 Arkansas S Pryor, Mark L.* DI 27,500 85,500 A(D), HS California H2Huffman, Jared DI 1,000 4,500 B H3Garamendi, John DI 1,000 12,500 AS H5Thompson, Mike DI 1,000 4,500 I, W H7Bera, Amerish (Ami) DI 2,650 16,350 FR H 11 Miller, George DI 1,000 14,193 H 12 Pelosi, Nancy DI 16,350 149,150 Min. Leader H 13 Lee, Barbara DI 1,000 3,000 A(FO), B H 15 Swalwell, Eric M. DI 7,000 21,500 HS H 16 Costa, Jim DI 3,500 27,000 H 17 Honda, Mike DI 4,000 17,500 A H 18 Eshoo, Anna DI 1,000 7,750 C H 19 Lofgren, Zoe DI 1,000 6,250 H 20 Farr, Sam DI 2,000 14,150 A

KEY: The “Career Total” column represents the total amount of pro-Israel PAC money received from Jan. 1, 2009 through March 31, 2014. S=Senate, H=House of Representatives. Party affiliation: D=Democrat, R=Republican, DFL=Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party. Status: C=Challenger, I=Incumbent, N=Not Running, O=Open Seat (no incumbent), P=Defeated in primary election. *=Senate election year, #=House member running for Senate seat, †=Special Election. Committees: A=Appropriations (D=Defense subcommittee, FO=Foreign Operations subcommittee, HS=Homeland Security, NS=National Security subcommittee), AS=Armed Services, B=Budget, C=Commerce, FR=Foreign Relations (NE=Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs subcommittee), HS=Homeland Security, I=Intelligence, IR=International Relations, NS=National Security, W=Ways and Means. “–” indicates money returned by candidate, “0” that all money received was returned. AUGUST 2014 THE WASHINGTON REPORT ON MIDDLE EAST AFFAIRS 35 paccharts_34-38_Pac Charts for August 2014 6/12/14 6:00 PM Page 36

PRO -I SRAEL PAC C ONTRIBUTIONS TO 2014 C ONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES 2013-2014 State Office District Candidate Party Status Contributions Career Committees

California H 23 McCarthy, Kevin RI 5,000 14,000 H 24 Capps, Lois G. DI -194 35,223 C H 27 Chu, Judy DI 1,000 2,000 H 28 Schiff, Adam DI 4,500 85,417 A(FO), I H 29 Cárdenas, Tony DI 6,000 8,600 B H 30 Sherman, Brad DI 3,000 93,430 FR H 31 Aguilar, Pete DO 3,000 5,500 H 33 Waxman, Henry A. DI 5,000 57,932 C H 34 Becerra, Xavier DI 1,000 5,000 W H 36 Ruiz, Raul DI 7,000 7,000 H 38 Sanchez, Linda DI 3,500 26,450 W H 39 Royce, Edward R. RI 43,450 52,950 FR H 41 Takano, Mark DI 1,000 6,000 H 46 Sanchez, Loretta DI 2,500 68,950 AS, HS H 47 Lowenthal, Alan DI 3,000 13,200 FR H 52 Peters, Scott DI 1,000 1,400 AS H 53 Davis, Susan DI 1,000 18,163 AS S Udall, Mark E.* DI 53,500 101,750 AS, I S Gardner, Cory*# RC 5,000 5,000 C H1DeGette, Diana L. DI 3,000 7,500 C H2Polis, Jared DI 1,000 1,000 Delaware S Coons, Christopher A.* DI 31,000 50,000 A(FO, HS), B, FR(NE) Florida H6DeSantis, Ronald D. RI 1,000 1,000 FR(NE) H6Stearns, Clifford B. RN 1,500 21,500 H9Grayson, Alan M. DI 500 8,000 FR(NE) H 10 Demings, Valdez (Val) DN 1,000 3,000 H 13 Jolly, David W. † RI 2,500 2,500 H 13 Sink, Adelaide A. (Alex) † DN 5,500 5,500 H 14 Castor, Kathy DI 2,500 24,900 B, C H 17 Rooney, Tom RI 1,000 2,000 AS, I H 18 Murphy, Patrick DI 14,500 22,000 H 19 Radel, Henry J. (Trey), III RN 3,000 5,500 H 21 Deutch, Theodore E. DI 25,500 83,350 FR(NE) H 22 Frankel, Lois J. DI 6,500 13,000 FR(NE) H 23 Wasserman Schultz, Debbie DI 5,500 79,800 A(FO) H 24 Wilson, Frederica S. DI 500 10,000 H 25 Diaz-Balart, Mario RI 9,500 63,250 A(FO) H 26 Garcia, Jose A. (Joe) DI 14,445 33,445 H 27 Ros-Lehtinen, Ileana RI 17,500 291,240 FR(NE) Georgia S Nunn, Mary Michelle* DO 5,000 5,000 S Kingston, John H. (Jack), Sr.*# RO 1,000 6,500 A(D, HS) H4Johnson, Henry C. (Hank) DI 2,000 40,200 AS H 13 Scott, David A. DI 1,000 14,000 Hawaii S Schatz, Brian † DI 30,700 30,700 C S Hanabusa, Colleen Wakako †#D C 9,500 14,500 AS H2Gabbard, Tulsi DI 1,000 1,500 FR, HS Idaho S Risch, James E.* RI 25,500 39,000 FR(NE), I Illinois S Durbin, Richard J.* DI 18,500 393,921 A(D, FO), FR(NE) S Kirk, Mark S. RI 2,000 339,386 A(FO) H2Kelly, Robin L. DI 1,350 1,350 H3Lipinski, Daniel W. DI 500 11,400 H5Quigley, Mike DI 500 2,000 A H6Roskam, Peter J. RI 7,000 28,750 W H7Davis, Danny K. DI 2,000 12,250 W H8Duckworth, L. Tammy DI 1,000 18,474 AS H9Schakowsky, Janice D. DI 1,500 35,645 C, I H 10 Schneider, Bradley S. DI 8,000 10,600 FR(NE) H 11 Foster, G. William (Bill) DI 4,700 23,700 H 12 Enyart, William L., Jr. DI 2,500 2,500 AS H 13 Callis, Ann DC 2,018 2,018 H 13 Davis, Rodney L. RI 800 1,800 H 14 Hultgren, Randy RI 1,000 3,000 H 17 Bustos, Cheri DI 2,000 7,000 H 18 Schock, Aaron J. RI 4,000 24,000 W Indiana S Coats, Daniel R. RI 0 69,060 A(D, FO, HS), C, I S Donnelly, Joseph S. DI 500 25,000 AS H2Walorski, Jackie RI 4,700 4,700 AS, B H4Rokita, Theodore E. (Todd) RI 2,000 6,500 B 36 THE WASHINGTON REPORT ON MIDDLE EAST AFFAIRS AUGUST 2014 paccharts_34-38_Pac Charts for August 2014 6/12/14 6:00 PM Page 37

PRO -I SRAEL PAC C ONTRIBUTIONS TO 2014 C ONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES 2013-2014 State Office District Candidate Party Status Contributions Career Committees

Indiana H6Messer, Allen L. (Luke) RI 1,000 1,000 B, FR(NE) Iowa S Braley, Bruce L.*# DO 11,000 28,000 H2Loebsack, David W. DI 2,000 18,000 AS Kansas S Roberts, Pat* RI 21,300 72,300 H 4 Pompeo, Michael R. RI 500 500 C, I Kentucky S Grimes, Alison Lundergan* DC 4,000 4,000 S McConnell, Mitch* RI 41,500 539,641 A(D, FO) H1Whitfield, Edward RI 2,500 8,000 C H3Yarmuth, John A. DI 2,000 17,500 B, C H5Rogers, Harold D. (Hal) RI 6,700 22,700 A Louisiana S Landrieu, Mary L.* DI 42,329 250,218 A(FO, HS), HS S Cassidy, William*# RC 5,000 20,000 C H1Scalise, Steve RI 2,500 33,000 C H2Richmond, Cedric L. DI 3,500 6,000 HS H4Fleming, John C., Jr. RI 2,000 14,000 AS H5Riser, Hartwell N. (Neil), Jr. † RP 2,000 2,000 Maine S Collins, Susan M.* RI 25,500 138,500 A(D), I H1Pingree, Chellie M. DI 1,000 6,676 A Maryland S Mikulski, Barbara DI 1,000 214,099 A(D, FO), I H1Harris, Andrew P. RI 2,500 8,500 A H4Edwards, Donna Fern DI 1,000 10,500 H5Hoyer, Steny H. DI 21,000 288,025 Min. Whip H7Cummings, Elijah E. DI 2,000 24,500 Massachusetts S Gomez, Gabriel † RO 2,500 2,500 S Markey, Edward J.* DI 16,500 28,750 C H2McGovern, Jim DI 2,000 12,575 H7Capuano, Michael E. DI 2,000 8,000 Michigan S Land, Terri Lynn* RO 10,000 10,000 S Peters, Gary*# DI 8,000 46,500 H5Kildee, Daniel T. DI 2,000 29,500 H8Rogers, Michael J. RI 5,000 11,000 C, I H9Levin, Sander M. DI 1,000 134,827 W H 12 Dingell, John D. DN 1,000 18,700 C H 13 Conyers, John, Jr. DI 2,000 7,000 Minnesota S Franken, Al* DFL I 33,500 39,180 H2Kline, John P., Jr. RI 4,500 27,500 AS H3Paulsen, Erik RI 3,500 18,000 W H4McCollum, Betty DFL I 1,000 9,750 A H5Ellison, Keith M. DFL I 1,000 6,500 Mississippi S Cochran, Thad* RI 1,000 22,000 A(D, HS) Missouri H5Cleaver, Emanuel, II DI 2,000 15,000 H7Long, Billy RI 5,000 12,500 C S Baucus, Max* DN 10,000 362,648 S Daines, Steven*# RC 3,500 3,500 HS S Walsh, John E.* † DI 2,500 2,500 C Nebraska S Osborn, Shane* RP 5,000 5,000 S Sasse, Benjamin E.* RO 11,500 11,500 Nevada S Reid, Harry DI 1,000 394,001 A(D), Maj. Ldr. H1Titus, Alice C. (Dina) DI 2,500 16,600 New Hampshire S Ayotte, Kelly A. RI 1,000 17,500 AS, B, HS S Shaheen, Jeanne* DI 42,500 84,600 A(FO), FR New Jersey S Booker, Cory A.* DI 35,500 35,500 C H1Andrews, Robert E. DN 5,000 112,025 H2LoBiondo, Frank A. RI 2,000 32,750 AS, I H6Pallone, Frank, Jr. DI 12,500 101,050 C H8Sires, Albio DI 10,000 11,000 FR H9Pascrell, William J., Jr. DI 2,000 17,853 B, W H 11 Frelinghuysen, Rodney P. RI 1,000 13,350 A(D, HS) H 12 Coleman, Bonnie Watson DO 4,000 4,000 New Mexico S Udall, Tom* DI 24,500 66,000 S Wilson, Heather A. RN -2,000 49,750 H1Lujan Grisham, Michelle DI 1,000 2,000 B H3Lujan, Ben R. DI 2,000 2,000 C New York H8Jeffries, Hakeem DI 2,100 22,400 B H 10 Nadler, Jerrold L. DI 2,500 32,500 H 11 Grimm, Michael RI 2,000 2,000 H 12 Maloney, Carolyn B. DI 1,000 30,970 H 14 Crowley, Joseph DI 300 109,457 W H 16 Engel, Eliot L. DI 29,000 338,418 C, FR AUGUST 2014 THE WASHINGTON REPORT ON MIDDLE EAST AFFAIRS 37 paccharts_34-38_Pac Charts for August 2014 6/12/14 6:00 PM Page 38

PRO -I SRAEL PAC C ONTRIBUTIONS TO 2014 C ONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES 2013-2014 State Office District Candidate Party Status Contributions Career Committees

New York H 17 Lowey, Nita M. DI 18,150 221,388 A(FO) H 18 Hayworth, Nan RC -7,000 -4,000 H 18 Maloney, Sean P. DI 3,000 8,000 H 19 Eldridge, Sean DC 1,000 1,000 H 20 Tonko, Paul D. DI 1,000 6,000 C H 23 Reed, Thomas W., II RI 1,000 2,000 W H 23 Robertson, Martha DC 1,000 1,000 H 24 Maffei, Daniel B. DI 1,000 24,500 AS North Carolina S Hagan, Kay R.* DI 51,800 59,800 AS H2Ellmers, Renee Jacisin RI 3,000 3,000 C H3Jones, Walter B. RI 2,500 2,500 AS H4Price, David E. DI 2,000 62,827 A(HS) H5Foxx, Virginia Ann RI 2,000 7,000 H 11 Shuler, Joseph H. (Heath) DN 4,000 13,250 Ohio H1Chabot, Steve RI 10,000 30,000 FR(NE) H8Boehner, John A. RI 28,700 129,200 House Spkr. H 11 Fudge, Marcia L. DI 6,700 9,700 H 14 Joyce, David P. RI 2,500 3,500 A Oklahoma S Inhofe, James M.* RI 2,000 130,800 AS S Lankford, James P.*# RC 5,000 5,000 B Oregon S Merkley, Jeffrey A.* DI 10,000 31,600 A, B S Wyden, Ronald L. DI 1,000 349,462 B, I H1Bonamici, Suzanne DI 1,000 8,000 H3Blumenauer, Earl DI 1,000 10,000 B, W H4DeFazio, Peter A. DI 1,000 12,600 Pennsylvania H8Fitzpatrick, Michael G. RI 5,000 25,000 H 13 Margolies-Mezvinsky, Marjorie DP 2,000 27,190 H 13 Schwartz, Allyson Y. DN 1,500 66,650 B, W H 14 Doyle, Mike DI 1,000 6,000 C Rhode Island S Reed, Jack F.* DI 17,000 175,850 A(D), AS H1Cicilline, David N. DI 3,000 31,000 B, FR H2Langevin, James R. DI 6,000 39,000 AS, I South Carolina S Graham, Lindsey O.* RI 45,000 107,500 A(FO), AS, B S Scott, Timothy E. † RI 18,100 22,100 C H1Colbert Busch, Elizabeth DP 2,000 2,000 H1Sanford, Marshall C. (Mark), Jr. RI 750 750 HS South Dakota S Rounds, Marion M. (Mike)* RO 7,500 7,500 H At-L. Noem, Kristi Lynn RI 2,000 5,000 AS Tennessee S Alexander, Lamar* RI 13,500 21,500 A(D) H5Cooper, James H.S. DI 1,000 31,250 AS H9Cohen, Stephen Ira DI 2,000 28,500 Texas S Cornyn, John* RI 9,000 76,480 S Cruz, Rafael E. (Ted) RI 2,500 18,500 AS, C H 12 Granger, Kay RI 12,500 34,000 A(D, FO) H 13 Thornberry, Mac RI 2,500 2,500 AS, I H 23 Gallego, Pete DI 1,000 1,000 AS H 25 Williams, Roger RI 500 500 B H 30 Johnson, Eddie Bernice DI 2,000 4,500 H 33 Veasey, Marc A. DI 4,100 5,100 AS H 35 Doggett, Lloyd DI 1,000 6,500 W Vermont S MacGovern, John RN 1,000 1,000 H At-L. Welch, Peter DI 2,000 11,000 C Virginia S Warner, Mark R.* DI 11,500 53,000 B, C, I H2Rigell, Edward S. (Scott) RI 2,000 4,500 AS, B H6Goodlatte, Robert W. RI 1,000 5,500 H7Cantor, Eric RP 15,875 240,605 Maj. Leader H 10 Wasinger, Robert K. RP 1,000 1,000 Washington H5McMorris Rodgers, Cathy RI 2,500 3,850 C H6Kilmer, Derek DI 1,000 6,000 AS H7McDermott, James DI 1,000 7,000 B, W H9Smith, D. Adam DI 4,600 30,925 AS Wisconsin H1Ryan, Paul D. RI 1,850 23,600 B, W H8Ribble, Reid J. RI 1,000 2,000 B S Enzi, Michael B.* RI 22,000 48,250 B, HS

2013-14 Total Contributions: 1,499,721 Total Contributions (1978-2014): 56,244,153 Total No. of Recipients (1978-2014): 2,442

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