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AFLAC CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS TO STATE CANDIDATES JANUARY 1 - JUNE 30, 2014 State Office Name Total CA Assembly Adam Gray $1,000.00 CA Senate Bill Monning $1,000.00 CA Assembly Brian Maienschein $1,000.00 CA Assembly Christina Garcia $1,000.00 CA Assembly Matt Dababneh $1,000.00 CA Senate Norma Torres $1,000.00 CA Assembly Rudy Salas $1,000.00 CA Assembly Tom Daly $1,000.00 CA Assembly Toni Atkins $1,000.00 FL Senate Aaron Bean $500.00 FL Senate Bill Galvano $500.00 FL House David Santiago $500.00 FL House Deborah J. Mayfield $500.00 FL House Halsey Beshears $500.00 FL Senate Jeffrey Brandes $500.00 FL Senate Joe Negron $500.00 FL House John Joseph Tobia $500.00 FL House Jose Oliva $500.00 FL House Richard Corcoran $500.00 FL House Terri Seefeldt $500.00 FL Senate Wilton Simpson $500.00 FL Attorney General Pam Bondi for Attorney General $3,000.00 GA House Dan Gasaway $250.00 GA House Ed Rynders $250.00 GA House Earnest Coach Williams $350.00 GA House Ellis Black $350.00 GA Senate Gloria Butler $350.00 GA House James Beverly $350.00 GA House Jimmy Pruett $350.00 GA House Michael A. Cheokas $350.00 GA Senate Nan Orrock $350.00 GA Senate Steve Thompson $350.00 GA House Brooks Coleman $500.00 GA House David Knight $500.00 GA House Fran Millar $500.00 GA House Greg Morris $500.00 GA Senate Jack Murphy $500.00 GA House Michele Henson $500.00 GA House Mike Jacobs $500.00 GA House Nikki Randall $500.00 GA House Allen Peake $1,000.00 Aflac Political Action Committee reports filed with the Federal Elections Comission, as required by law, can be found at www.fec.gov. Aflac corporate contributions include disbursements made by Aflac Incorporated and its subsidiaries. AFLAC CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS TO STATE CANDIDATES JANUARY 1 - JUNE 30, 2014 State Office Name Total GA House Howard Maxwell $1,000.00 GA Senate Don Balfour $2,000.00 GA House Calvin Smyre $2,500.00 GA Attorney General Sam Olens $5,300.00 HI Governor Abercrombie for Governor $1,500.00 NE Senate Joni Craighead $300.00 NE Senate Tommy Garrett $500.00 NE Attorney General Jon Bruning $10,000.00 NE Governor Pete Ricketts for Governor $25,000.00 NY Governor Eric Schneiderman $2,000.00 OR Senate Jackie Winters $1,000.00 SC House Beth E. Bernstein $500.00 SC House Carl L. Anderson $500.00 SC House Deborah A. Long $500.00 SC House J. Todd Rutherford $500.00 SC House Jenny Anderson Horne $500.00 SC House Kristopher R. "Kris" Crawford $500.00 SC House Shannon S. Erickson $500.00 SC House F. Gregory "Greg" Delleney $1,000.00 SC House W. Brian White $1,000.00 SC House William E. "Bill" Sandifer, III $1,000.00 Aflac Political Action Committee reports filed with the Federal Elections Comission, as required by law, can be found at www.fec.gov. Aflac corporate contributions include disbursements made by Aflac Incorporated and its subsidiaries. AFLAC CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS TO COMMITTEE/PAC/ASSOCIATION JANUARY 1 - JUNE 30, 2014 Name Total WA Senate Democratic Campaign $950.00 Senate Republican Campaign Committee $950.00 House Republican Organizational Committee $950.00 House Democratic Campaign Committee $950.00 NE Democratic Party $1,250.00 Republican Party of Texas $2,500.00 Muscogee County Republican Party $5,000.00 LICONY $5,000.00 Sanford Bishop Legal Expense Trust $5,000.00 Democratic Party of Georgia $10,000.00 Republican Attorney Generals Association $25,000.00 Democrat Governors Association $25,000.00 2014 Columbus Georgia Debate Series Sponsorship $35,000.00 Georgia Victory 2014 $50,000.00 Democratic Governers Association $50,000.00 Republican Governors Association $75,000.00 Aflac Political Action Committee reports filed with the Federal Elections Comission, as required by law, can be found at www.fec.gov. Aflac corporate contributions include disbursements made by Aflac Incorporated and its subsidiaries. AFLAC CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS TO STATE CANDIDATES JULY 1 - DECEMBER 31, 2014 State Office Name Total AL House Lesley Vance $500.00 AL Senate Jim McClendon $500.00 AL Senate Tom Whatley $500.00 CA House Kristin Olsen $1,000.00 CA Senate Ben Allen $1,000.00 CA Senate Connie Conway $1,000.00 CA House Kristin Olsen $2,000.00 CA Senate Kevin Deleon $2,000.00 FL House Paul Renner $500.00 FL Governor Rick Scott $3,000.00 GA House Beth Beskin $250.00 GA House Amy Carter $250.00 GA House Jason Shaw $250.00 GA House Ben Harbin $350.00 GA Senate Ellis Black $350.00 GA House Michael Cheokas $500.00 GA House Tom Rice $500.00 GA House Carolyln F. Hugley $1,000.00 GA House Rich Golick $1,000.00 GA House Debbie Buckner $1,750.00 GA House Richard H. Smith $2,500.00 GA Attorney General Sam Olens $6,300.00 KS Ins Commissioner Ken Selzer $1,000.00 MS Ins Commissioner Mike Chaney $1,000.00 NE Senate John Kuehn $200.00 NE Senate Curt Friesen $200.00 NE Senate Adam Morfeld $300.00 NE Senate Jim Smith $300.00 NE Senate Bob Tiemann $300.00 NE Senate Bob Krist $300.00 NE Senate Steve Stroup $300.00 NE Senate Roy Baker $300.00 NE Senate Tyson Larson $300.00 NE Senate Matt Williams $300.00 NE Senate Laura Ebke $300.00 NE Senate Lydia Brasch $300.00 NE Senate Mark Kolterman $300.00 Aflac Political Action Committee reports filed with the Federal Elections Comission, as required by law, can be found at www.fec.gov. Aflac corporate contributions include disbursements made by Aflac Incorporated and its subsidiaries. AFLAC CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS TO STATE CANDIDATES JULY 1 - DECEMBER 31, 2014 State Office Name Total NE Senate Bill Kintner $300.00 NE Senate Joni Craighead $300.00 NE Senate Dan Hughes $300.00 NE Senate Bob Hilkemann $300.00 NE Senate Brett Lindstrom $400.00 NE Senate John Stinner $400.00 NE Senate Brent Smoyer $400.00 NE Senate Roric Paulman $400.00 NE Senate Merv Riepe $400.00 NE Senate John McCollister $400.00 NE Senate Patty Pansing Brooks $400.00 NE Senate Tommy Garrett $500.00 NE Senate Burke Harr $500.00 NE Attorney General Doug Peterson $2,500.00 OR House Rob Nosse $500.00 OR House Brian Clem $500.00 OR House Mitch Greenlick $500.00 OR House Tina Kotek $500.00 OR House Alissa Keny-Guyer $500.00 OR House Tobias Read $500.00 OR House John Davis $500.00 OR House Jim Weidner $500.00 OR Senate Betsy Johnson $500.00 OR Senate Elizabeth Steiner-Hayward $500.00 OR Senate Arnie Roblan $500.00 OR Senate Peter Courtney $500.00 OR Senate Dr. Alan Bates $500.00 OR Senate Laurie Monnes Anderson $500.00 OR Senate Tim Knopp $500.00 OR Senate Jackie Winters $500.00 SC House Kenny Bingham $500.00 SC House Rick Quinn $500.00 SC Senate John L. Scott, Jr. $500.00 SC Senate Katrina Shealy $500.00 SC Senate Darrell Jackson $1,000.00 SC Senate John E. Courson $1,000.00 SC Senate Ronnie W. Cromer $1,000.00 SC Lt. Governor Henry McMaster $1,500.00 Aflac Political Action Committee reports filed with the Federal Elections Comission, as required by law, can be found at www.fec.gov. Aflac corporate contributions include disbursements made by Aflac Incorporated and its subsidiaries. AFLAC CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS TO COMMITTEE/PAC/ASSOCIATION JULY 1 - DECEMBER 31, 2014 Name Total CA Latino Caucus Leadership PAC $1,000.00 ACLHIC $2,000.00 Republican Party of Florida $5,000.00 Republican Party of Florida $5,000.00 Democratic Party of Georgia $5,000.00 Republican Party of Florida $10,000.00 Republican Attorney Generals Association $15,000.00 Democratic Attorney Generals Association $25,000.00 Aflac Political Action Committee reports filed with the Federal Elections Comission, as required by law, can be found at www.fec.gov. Aflac corporate contributions include disbursements made by Aflac Incorporated and its subsidiaries. TRADE ASSOCIATIONS AND OTHER TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS TO WHICH AFLAC MADE ANNUAL PAYMENTS OF $50,000 OR MORE* JANUARY 1 - DECEMBER 31, 2014 Organization Total ACLI (American Council of Life Insurers) $217,984.86 AHIP (America’s Health Insurance Plan) $249,342.73 *Includes only trade associations/other tax-exempt organizations that may engage in lobbying activities. Aflac Political Action Committee reports filed with the Federal Elections Comission, as required by law, can be found at www.fec.gov. Aflac corporate contributions include disbursements made by Aflac Incorporated and its subsidiaries..
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