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Ted Lieu for Congress 1000 $ CA Rep. Devin G. Nunes STATE CANDIDATE LEADERSHIP PAC /PARTY AMOUNT CA Rep. Ted W. Lieu (D) Ted Lieu for Congress $ 1,000 CA Rep. Devin G. Nunes (R) Devin Nunes Campaign Committee $ 1,000 CA Rep. Anna G. Eshoo (D) Anna Eshoo for Congress $ 2,500 CO Sen. Michael F. Bennet (D) Bennet for Colorado $ 1,500 CO Rep. Diana L. DeGette (D) Diana DeGette for Congress $ 2,000 CT Rep. John Barry Larson (D) Larson for Congress $ 1,000 DE Sen. Thomas Richard Carper (D) Carper for Senate $ 2,500 DE Sen. Thomas Richard Carper (D) Carper for Senate $ 2,500 DE Rep. John Charles Carney, Jr. (D) John Carney for Congress $ 2,500 DE Rep. John Charles Carney, Jr. (D) John Carney for Congress $ (2,500) HI Rep. Kyle Mark Takai (D) Mark Takai for Congress $ 1,000 IA Tom Harkin (D) Citizens for Harkin $ 2,500 IN Sen. Joseph Simon Donnelly, Sr. (D) Donnelly for Indiana $ 500 IN Sen. Joseph Simon Donnelly, Sr. (D) Donnelly for Indiana $ 2,000 KS Sen. Pat Roberts (R) Pat Roberts for U.S. Senate, Inc. $ 1,500 KS Sen. Jerry W. Moran (R) Moran for Kansas $ 2,500 MD Rep. C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger (D) Dutch Ruppersberger for Congress Committee$ 1,000 MD Rep. John K. Delaney (D) Friends of John Delaney $ 2,000 MD Sen. Benjamin L. Cardin (D) Ben Cardin for Senate, Inc. $ 3,500 MI Rep. Sander M. Levin (D) Levin for Congress $ 1,000 MT Sen. Steve David Daines (R) Steve Daines for Montana $ 1,000 NC Rep. George Edward Bell Holding (R) George Holding for Congress Inc. $ 1,500 NC Rep. Richard Lane Hudson, Jr. (R) Hudson for Congress $ 2,500 NC Rep. Patrick Timothy McHenry (R) McHenry for Congress $ 4,000 ND Sen. Heidi Heitkamp (D) Heidi for Senate $ 1,000 NE Sen. Debra Fischer (R) Deb Fischer for US Senate Inc $ 1,500 NJ Rep. Frank Pallone, Jr. (D) Pallone for Congress $ 2,500 NY Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D) Friends of Schumer $ 500 NY Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D) Friends of Schumer $ 2,000 NY Rep. Joseph Crowley (D) Crowley for Congress $ 2,500 OH Rep. James B. Renacci (R) Jim Renacci for Congress $ 2,500 PA Rep. Matthew E. Baker (R) People to Elect Matt Baker $ 500 PA Rep. Madeline Dean (D) Madeline Dean for State Representative $ 500 PA Rep. Frank J. Dermody (D) Friends of Frank Dermody $ 500 PA Rep. Gene D. DiGirolamo (R) Friends of Gene Digirolamo $ 500 PA Rep. Michael J. Driscoll (D) Friends of Mike Driscoll $ 500 PA Sen. Wayne D. Fontana (D) Committee to Elect Wayne Fontana $ 500 PA Sen. Vincent J. Hughes (D) Citizens for Hughes $ 500 PA Sen. John C. Rafferty, Jr. (R) Rafferty for Senate $ 500 PA Sen. Donald C. White (R) Friends of Don White $ 500 PA Rep. William F. Adolph, Jr. (R) Friends of Adolph $ 1,000 PA Sen. Richard L. Alloway, II (R) Friends of Rich Alloway $ 1,000 PA Rep. Kerry A. Benninghoff (R) Kerry Benninghoff for Rep Committee $ 1,000 PA Rep. Brendan Francis Boyle (D) Citizens for Boyle $ 1,000 PA Sen. Patrick M. Browne (R) Citizens for Patrick Browne $ 1,000 PA Sen. Jay Costa, Jr. (D) Jay Costa Jr. for State Senate $ 1,000 PA Rep. Bryan D. Cutler (R) Bryan Cutler Campaign $ 1,000 PA Sen. Charles T. McIlhinney, Jr. (R) Friends of Chuck McIlhinney $ 1,000 PA Rep. Scott A. Petri (R) Friends of Scott Petri $ 1,000 PA Dominic F. Pileggi (R) Friends of Dominic Pileggi $ 1,000 PA Sen. Robert M. Tomlinson (R) Robert Tommy Tomlinson for Senate $ 1,000 PA Sen. Kim L. Ward (R) Friends of Kim Ward $ 1,000 PA Gov. Thomas W. Wolf (D) Tom Wolf for Governor $ 1,000 PA Rep. David L. Reed (R) Friends of Dave Reed $ 2,000 PA Rep. G. Mike J. Kelly (R) Mike Kelly for Congress $ 2,500 PA Sen. Jacob D. Corman, III (R) Friends of Jake Corman $ 3,000 PA Rep. Michael C. Turzai (R) Friends of Mike Turzai $ 3,000 PA Sen. Joseph B. Scarnati, III (R) Friends of Joseph Scarnati $ 5,000 TN Rep. Diane Lynn Black (R) Diane Black for Congress $ 1,000 TN Sen. Lamar Alexander (R) Alexander for Senate 2014 Inc. $ 2,500 TX Rep. Susan Lewis King (R) Susan King Campaign $ 500 TX Rep. Chris Turner (D) Chris Turner Campaign $ 500 TX Rep. Kevin Patrick Brady (R) Brady for Congress $ 1,000 TX Rep. Cindy Burkett (R) Cindy Burkett for State Representative $ 1,000 TX Rep. Sarah Davis (R) Sarah Davis Campaign $ 1,000 TX Rep. Charlie Geren (R) Charlie Geren Campaign $ 1,000 TX Rep. Todd A. Hunter (R) Todd Hunter Campaign $ 1,000 TX Rep. Walter T. Price (R) Campaign to Elect Walter Four" Price" $ 1,000 TX Rep. Peter Anderson Sessions (R) Pete Sessions for Congress $ 1,000 TX Sen. Lois W. Kolkhorst (R) The Lois W. Kolkhorst Campaign $ 1,500 TX Sen. Charles Schwertner (R) Texans for Charles Schwertner $ 2,000 TX Sen. John Cornyn, III (R) Texans for Senator John Cornyn Inc $ 2,500 TX Sen. Jane Nelson (R) Friends of Senator Jane Nelson $ 2,500 WA Rep. Adam Smith (D) Adam Smith for Congress Committee $ 1,000 WI Rep. Ronald James Kind (D) Kind for Congress Committee $ 2,500 WY Sen. Michael Bradley Enzi (R) Enzi for US Senate $ 2,000.
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