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Corporate Political Contributions¹ to State Candidates and Committees Corporate Political Contributions¹ to State Candidates and Committees California 2015 Candidate or Committee Name Party-District Total Amount STATE SENATE Andy Vidak R-16 $2,000 Kathleen Galgiani D-05 $2,000 Janet Nguyen R-34 $2,000 Jeff Stone R-28 $2,000 Richard Roth D-31 $2,000 Robert Hertzberg D-18 $2,000 STATE ASSEMBLY Adam Gray D-21 $1,500 Autumn Burke D-62 $1,500 Brian Jones R-38 $1,500 Brian Maienschein R-77 $1,500 Catharine Baker R-16 $1,500 Cheryl Brown D-47 $1,500 Eduardo Garcia D-56 $1,500 Eric Linder R-60 $1,500 Evan Low D-28 $1,500 Frank Bigelow R-05 $1,500 Freddie Rodriguez D-52 $1,500 Jim Cooper D-09 $2,000 Jim Frazier D-11 $2,000 Ken Cooley D-08 $1,500 Ling Ling Chang R-29 $2,000 Mike Gipson D-64 $1,500 Patrick O’Donnell D-70 $1,500 Rudy Salas D-32 $1,500 Sebastian Ridley-Thomas D-54 $2,500 Tom Daly D-69 $2,000 Tom Lackey R-36 $1,500 Young Kim R-65 $1,500 Colorado 2015 Candidate or Committee Name Party-District Total Amount OTHER Colorado Leadership Fund R $10,000 Senate Majority Fund R $10,000 Corporate Political Contributions¹ to State Candidates and Committees Florida 2015 Candidate or Committee Name Party-District Total Amount STATE SENATE Alan Hays R-11 $500 Darryl Rouson D-19 $500 Denise Grimsley R-21 $500 Jeffrey Brandes R-22 $500 Rob Bradley R-07 $500 STATE HOUSE Dana Young R-60 $500 Dane Eagle R-77 $500 Halsey Beshears R-07 $500 Holly Raschein R-120 $500 Jose Diaz R-116 $500 Jose Oliva R-110 $500 Katie Edwards D-98 $500 Mike La Rosa R-42 $500 Illinois 2015 Total Candidate or Committee Name Party-District Amount STATE SENATE Andy Manar D-48 $750 Avery Bourne D-95 $500 Chris Nybo R-24 $750 Christine Radogno R-41 $1,500 Don Harmon D-39 $750 Elaine Nekritz D-57 $1,000 Gary Forby D-59 $1,000 John Cullerton D-06 $2,000 Karen McConnaughay R-33 $750 Linda Chapa LaVia D-83 $500 Margo McDermed R-37 $500 Matt Murphy R-27 $1,000 Neil Anderson D-36 $1,000 Pat McGuire D-43 $1,000 Sam McCann R-50 $750 Sue Rezin R-38 $1,000 Corporate Political Contributions¹ to State Candidates and Committees Illinois 2015 Total Candidate or Committee Name Party-District Amount STATE SENATE (continued) Terry Link D-30 $750 William Brady R-44 $500 William R. Haine D-56 $1,500 STATE HOUSE Anthony DeLuca D-80 $500 Bill Mitchell R-101 $500 Brandon Phelps D-118 $1,000 C.D. Davidsmeyer R-100 $500 Chad Hays R-104 $500 Daniel Beiser D-111 $500 David Harris R-53 $500 David Reis R-109 $1,000 Frank Mautino D-76 $1,500 Jay Hoffman D-113 $1,000 John Anthony R-75 $1,000 Lawrence M. Walsh, Jr. D-86 $1,000 Marcus C. Evans, Jr. D-33 $500 Michael Madigan D-22 $2,000 Michael P. McAuliffe R-20 $500 Michael Tryon R-66 $500 Michael Zalewski D-23 $500 Natalie Manley D-98 $500 Norine Hammond R-93 $500 Pat Verschoore D-72 $500 Ron Sandack R-81 $500 Terri Bryant R-115 $500 Tim Butler R-87 $500 Tom Morrison R-54 $500 Kansas 2015 Candidate or Committee Name Party-District Total Amount STATE SENATE Jake LaTurner R-14 $700 Jeff King R-15 $700 Jeff Melcher R-11 $700 Corporate Political Contributions¹ to State Candidates and Committees Kansas 2015 Candidate or Committee Name Party-District Total Amount STATE SENATE (continued) Mike Petersen R-28 $700 Rick Wilborn R-35 $700 Steve Fitzgerald R-05 $700 STATE HOUSE Charles Macheers R-39 $300 Craig McPherson R-08 $300 Dennis Hedke R-99 $300 Gene Suellentrop R-91 $300 Jack Thimesch R-114 $300 Jene Vickrey R-06 $300 Jerry Lunn R-28 $300 Joe Seiwert R-101 $300 John Barker R-70 $300 John Whitmer R-95 $300 Ken Corbet R-54 $300 Kyle Hoffman R-116 $300 Les Mason R-73 $300 Peggy Mast R-76 $300 Ray Merrick R-27 $300 Ron Ryckman R-78 $300 Stephen Alford R-124 $300 Tom Sloan R-45 $300 William Sutton R-43 $300 OTHER R-Attorney Derek Schmidt General $1,000 Louisiana 2015 Candidate or Committee Name Party-District Total Amount STATE SENATE Barrow Peacock R-37 $500 Dale Erdey R-13 $500 Dan Claitor R-16 $1,000 Daniel Martiny R-10 $500 Corporate Political Contributions¹ to State Candidates and Committees Louisiana 2015 Candidate or Committee Name Party-District Total Amount STATE SENATE (continued) Gerald Long R-31 $1,000 Gregory Tarver D-39 $1,000 Jack Donahue R-11 $500 John Smith R-30 $500 Mack “Bodi” White R-06 $1,000 Mike Walsworth R-33 $500 Neil Riser R-32 $1,000 Norbert “Norby” Chabert R-20 $500 Rick Ward R-17 $1,000 Robert “Bret” Allain R-21 $1,000 Ronnie Johns R-27 $500 Troy Brown D-02 $500 STATE HOUSE Alan Seabaugh R-05 $500 Barry Ivey R-65 $1,000 Blake Miguez R-49 $1,000 Bryan Adams R-85 $500 Cameron Henry R-82 $1,000 Chris Broadwater R-86 $1,000 Chris Leopold R-105 $500 Darrel Ourso R-66 $1,000 Ed Price D-58 $1,000 Frank Hoffman R-15 $1,000 Franklin Foil R-70 $500 Greg Cromer R-90 $500 Gregory Miller R-56 $500 Harlie Reynolds R-10 $500 Henry Burns R-09 $500 John Berthelot R-88 $500 John Guinn R-37 $500 John Schroder R-77 $500 Julie Stokes R-79 $500 Kenneth Havard R-62 $500 Kevin Pearson R-76 $500 Kirk Talbot R-78 $500 Lance Harris R-25 $500 Major Thibaut D-18 $1,000 Corporate Political Contributions¹ to State Candidates and Committees Louisiana 2015 Candidate or Committee Name Party-District Total Amount STATE HOUSE (continued) Mike Danahay D-33 $500 Mike Huval R-46 $500 Nicholas Lorusso R-94 $500 Patrick Jefferson D-11 $500 Paul Hollis R-104 $500 Randal Gaines D-57 $500 Rob Shadoin R-12 $500 Sam Jones D-50 $500 Scott Simon R-74 $500 Sherman Mack R-95 $500 Stephen Pugh R-73 $500 Stuart Bishop R-43 $500 Terry Landry D-96 $500 Thomas Carmody R-06 $500 Valarie Hodges R-64 $1,000 Vincent Pierre D-44 $500 Walt Leger D-91 $1,000 Wesley Bishop D-99 $500 OTHER David Vitter R-Governor $5,000 House Democratic Campaign Committee D $1,500 JBE Transition Team LLC D $5,000 Louisiana Republican Legislative Delegation R $3,000 Senate Democratic Campaign Committee D $1,500 Mississippi 2015 Candidate or Committee Name Party-District Total Amount STATE SENATE Joey Fillingane R-41 $500 Terry Burton R-31 $500 STATE HOUSE Angela Cockerham D-96 $500 Jeffrey Smith R-39 $500 Corporate Political Contributions¹ to State Candidates and Committees Mississippi 2015 Candidate or Committee Name Party-District Total Amount STATE HOUSE (continued) Philip Gunn R-56 $1,000 OTHER Phil Bryant R-Governor $1,000 Tate Reeves R-Lt. Governor $1,000 New Mexico 2015 Candidate or Committee Name Party-District Total Amount STATE SENATE Carlos Cisneros D-06 $300 Clemente Sanchez D-30 $400 John Ryan R-10 $400 John Sapien D-09 $400 John Smith D-35 $400 John Woods R-07 $400 Lee Cotter R-36 $400 Mark Moores R-21 $400 Mary Kay Papen D-38 $1,000 Richard Martinez D-05 $400 Steven Neville R-02 $400 Stuart Ingle R-27 $1,000 William Sharer R-01 $400 STATE HOUSE Alonzo Baldonado R-08 $500 Andrew Nunez R-36 $500 Bob Wooley R-66 $300 Candy Spence Ezzell R-58 $400 Cathrynn Brown R-55 $300 Conrad D. James R-24 $500 David Gallegos R-61 $300 Dennis Roach R-67 $300 Don Tripp R-49 $1,000 James Strickler R-02 $400 James Townsend R-54 $300 Corporate Political Contributions¹ to State Candidates and Committees New Mexico 2015 Candidate or Committee Name Party-District Total Amount STATE HOUSE (continued) Jason Carl Harper R-57 $300 John L. Zimmerman R-39 $300 Kelly K. Fajardo R-07 $500 Larry Scott R-62 $300 Nathanial Gentry R-30 $1,000 Paul A. Pacheco R-23 $500 Rod Montoya R-01 $300 Sarah Maestas Barnes R-15 $500 Sharon E. Clahchischilliage R-04 $500 Zachary Cook R-56 $300 OTHER D-Comm. of Aubrey Dunn Public Lands $500 John A. Sanchez D-Lt. Governor $1,000 New York 2015 Candidate or Committee Name Party-District Total Amount OTHER New York Republican State Committee R $5,000 South Carolina 2015 Candidate or Committee Name Party-District Total Amount STATE SENATE Anthony Massey R-25 $500 Paul Campbell R-44 $500 Thomas Alexander R-01 $500 STATE HOUSE Bill Sandifer R-02 $500 James Lucas R-65 $500 Corporate Political Contributions¹ to State Candidates and Committees South Carolina 2015 Candidate or Committee Name Party-District Total Amount STATE HOUSE (continued) Jenny Horne R-94 $500 William White R-06 $500 Utah 2015 Candidate or Committee Name Party-District Total Amount STATE SENATE David Hinkins R-27 $300 Ralph Okerlund R-24 $500 STATE HOUSE Gregory Hughes R-51 $500 Kay McIff R-70 $200 OTHER Gary Herbert R-Governor $1,500 Virginia 2015 Candidate or Committee Name Party-District Total Amount STATE SENATE Benton Chafin R-38 $500 Charles Carrico R-40 $500 Frank W.
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