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August 1, 1996 Updated Sept. 13, 2019 Dr Pepper Snapple Group Political Action Committee Contributions DISBURSEMENT COMMITTEE LEGISLATOR COMMITTEE NAME AMOUNT PARTY Klobuchar For Minnesota 5000 Democrat Farm Labor Party MCCOLLUM FOR CONGRESS 500 Democrat Farm Labor Party Adam Gray for Assembly 2018 500 Democratic Autumn Burke for Assembly 2018 - ID 1393348 500 Democratic Barbara Gervin-Hawkins for Texas Representative 500 Democratic BRENDA LAWRENCE FOR CONGRESS 500 Democratic Caballero for Senate 500 Democratic Campaign to Elect Sheldon Neeley 250 Democratic CARPER FOR SENATE 1000 Democratic CASTRO FOR CONGRESS 1000 Democratic CHUY GARCIA FOR CONGRESS 1000 Democratic Citizens for Deborah Sims 500 Democratic Citizens for John Cullerton for Senate 2000 Democratic Klobuchar For Minnesota 5000 Democrat Farm Labor Party MCCOLLUM FOR CONGRESS 500 Democrat Farm Labor Party Adam Gray for Assembly 2018 500 Democratic Citizens for Luis Arroyo Jr. 500 Democratic Citizens for Michael E Hastings 2000 Democratic CLEAVER FOR CONGRESS 5000 Democratic Committee to Elect Chris Greig 250 Democratic Committee to Elect Dan Burke 500 Democratic Committee to Elect Terry Sabo 250 Democratic Curtis Hertel Jr for Senate 250 Democratic DAVIS FOR CONGRESS/FRIENDS OF DAVIS 1500 Democratic Friends of Bill Cunningham 1000 Democratic Friends of Brian Elder 250 Democratic Friends of Don Harmon for Senate 1000 Democratic Friends of Fran Hurley 500 Democratic Friends of Fred Durhal 250 Democratic Friends of Jeffery R. Tobolski 1000 Democratic Friends of Kapszukiewicz 500 Democratic Friends of Kelly M Burke 500 Democratic Friends of Luis Arroyo 500 Democratic Friends of Marty Moylan for State Reprepsentative 500 Democratic Friends of Michael Madigan 2000 Democratic Friends of Michelle Mussman 500 Democratic Friends of Napoleon Harris 1000 Democratic Friends of Richard Boykin 5000 Democratic Friends of Stanley Moore 500 Democratic Friends of Tabares 500 Democratic Friends of Tim Sneller 250 Democratic Friends to Elect Kathleen Willis 500 Democratic Friends to Elect Kathleen Willis 500 Democratic Gene Wu for Texas 500 Democratic Gene Wu for Texas 500 Democratic Jim Cooper for Assembly 2018 500 Democratic John Fritchey for US 1000 Democratic MARC VEASEY CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE 2500 Democratic Miguel Santiago for Assembly 2018 ID # 1373492 1000 Democratic Mike Woelfel for Senate 250 Democratic MOULTON FOR CONGRESS 1000 Democratic PALLONE FOR CONGRESS 1000 Democratic Senfronia Thompson for Texas Representative 250 Democratic Tom Daly for Assembly 2018 500 Democratic Yvonne Davis for TX House 500 Democratic Yvonne Davis for TX House 500 Democratic Zalewski for State Representative 500 Democratic ANDY BARR FOR CONGRESS, INC. 1000 Republican Angela Paxton Campaign 1000 Republican Asa for Arkansas 2700 Republican BILLY LONG FOR CONGRESS 4000 Republican BLAINE FOR CONGRESS 2000 Republican BUNNI POUNDS FOR CONGRESS 1000 Republican BUNNI POUNDS FOR CONGRESS 1000 Republican CARYN FOR CONGRESS INC 2500 Republican CATHY MCMORRIS RODGERS FOR CONGRESS 2000 Republican CHIP ROY FOR CONGRESS 2000 Republican Citizen for Durkin 1000 Republican Yvonne Davis for TX House 500 Democratic Zalewski for State Representative 500 Democratic ANDY BARR FOR CONGRESS, INC. 1000 Republican Angela Paxton Campaign 1000 Republican Asa for Arkansas 2700 Republican BILLY LONG FOR CONGRESS 4000 Republican BLAINE FOR CONGRESS 2000 Republican BUNNI POUNDS FOR CONGRESS 1000 Republican BUNNI POUNDS FOR CONGRESS 1000 Republican CARYN FOR CONGRESS INC 2500 Republican CATHY MCMORRIS RODGERS FOR CONGRESS 2000 Republican CHIP ROY FOR CONGRESS 2000 Republican Citizen for Durkin 1000 Republican Citizens For Bridget Gainer 1000 Republican Citizens for Joe Sosnowski 500 Republican Citizens for John Cabello 500 Republican Citizens for Timothy O. Schneider 1000 Republican Citizens for Timothy O. Schneider 1000 Republican Committee to Elect Curt Vanderwall 250 Republican Committee to Elect Jason Wentworth 250 Republican Committee to Elect John P. Daley 1000 Republican Committee to Elect Shane Hernandez 250 Republican COMMITTEE TO ELECT STEVE WATKINS 2000 Republican DINO FOR CONGRESS 2000 Republican Don Huffines for State Senate 1000 Republican Ed Eilert for County Chair 500 Republican Ed Eilert for County Chair 500 Republican Fitzgerald for Senate 1000 Republican Friends of Daniela Garcia 250 Republican Friends of Dennis Deer 500 Republican FRIENDS OF ERIK PAULSEN 1000 Republican FRIENDS OF ERIK PAULSEN 2000 Republican Friends of Jesus Garcia 500 Republican Friends of Jim Lilly 250 Republican Friends of Paul Bettencourt 500 Republican Friends of Scott Walker 4000 Republican Glenn Hegar Campaign 500 Republican Goslin Campaign Committee 1000 Republican Haskin for Assembly 2018 1900 Republican Haskin for Assembly 2018 2500 Republican Huizenga for Congress 1000 Republican JAIME FOR CONGRESS 2000 Republican JASON LEWIS FOR CONGRESS, INC. 2500 Republican Jay Obernolte for Assembly 2018 500 Republican John Shott for House 250 Republican Kayla Kessinger for House 250 Republican Konni Burton Campaign 500 Republican Lois Kolkhorst for Texas Senate 500 Republican MARCO RUBIO FOR US SENATE 2500 Republican MIKE BOST FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE 2000 Republican Miller for Texas 2000 Republican MOOLENAAR FOR CONGRESS 500 Republican New York Senate Republican Campaign Committee 1000 Republican Huizenga for Congress 1000 Republican JAIME FOR CONGRESS 2000 Republican JASON LEWIS FOR CONGRESS, INC. 2500 Republican Jay Obernolte for Assembly 2018 500 Republican John Shott for House 250 Republican Kayla Kessinger for House 250 Republican Konni Burton Campaign 500 Republican Lois Kolkhorst for Texas Senate 500 Republican MARCO RUBIO FOR US SENATE 2500 Republican MIKE BOST FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE 2000 Republican Miller for Texas 2000 Republican MOOLENAAR FOR CONGRESS 500 Republican New York Senate Republican Campaign Committee 1000 Republican Oklahomans for Mick Cornett 2018 2500 Republican PAUL COOK FOR CONGRESS 1000 Republican PAUL COOK FOR CONGRESS 1000 Republican PETE SESSIONS FOR CONGRESS 5000 Republican Randy Feenstra Iowa Senate Committee 500 Republican RATCLIFFE FOR CONGRESS 2500 Republican Rodney Anderson for TX Representative 500 Republican Roger Victory for State House 250 Republican RON ESTES FOR CONGRESS 2500 Republican RON ESTES FOR CONGRESS 5000 Republican RON WRIGHT FOR CONGRESS 1000 Republican Rudy Salas for Assembly 2018 500 Republican Silvestri for Cook County Commissioner 1000 Republican Texans for Greg Abbott 5000 Republican TEXANS FOR JODEY ARRINGTON 2000 Republican Tom Barrett for State Rep 250 Republican VAN TAYLOR FOR CONGRESS 5000 Republican VICKY HARTZLER FOR CONGRESS 2500 Republican VICKY HARTZLER FOR CONGRESS 2500 Republican Voters for Sean M. Morrison 1000 Republican Zack Maynard for House 250 Republican Moore Capito for West Virginia 250 Republican ARBEV Political Action Committee 2500 Bev PAC 1000 CITIZENS FOR A MORE AFFORDABLE COOK COUNTY 2200 Democrat CITIZENS FOR A MORE AFFORDABLE COOK COUNTY 5000 Democrat CITIZENS FOR A MORE AFFORDABLE COOK COUNTY 5000 Democrat CITIZENS FOR A MORE AFFORDABLE COOK COUNTY 5000 Democrat CITIZENS FOR A MORE AFFORDABLE COOK COUNTY 5000 Democrat Ohio Soft Drink Association PAC 5000 Wisconsin Beverage Association PAC 2000 Wisconsin Beverage Association PAC 5000 .
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