2013 Political Contributions (January 1 - June 30): Capital One Associates Political Fund. Federal (PAC)
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1 Political Contributions (January 1 - June 30): Capital One Associates Political Fund Federal (PAC) US HOUSE CANDIDATE CHAMBER POSITION OR KEY COMMITTEE Bachus, Spencer US House (R-AL) Chairman Emeritus, Financial Services $ 10,000 Barr, Andy US House (R-KY) Financial Services $ 4,000 Beatty, Joyce US House (D-OH) Financial Services $ 1,000 Boustany, Charles US House (R-LA) Ways & Means $ 1,500 Brady, Kevin US House (R-TX) Ways & Means $ 2,000 Brooks, Susan US House (R-IN) Education & Workforce $ 2,000 Bustos, Cheri US House (D-IL) Transportation & Infrastructure $ 1,000 Cantor, Eric US House (R-VA) Majority Leader $ 5,000 Carney, John US House (D-DE) Financial Services $ 2,500 Connolly, Gerry US House (D-VA) Oversight $ 1,000 Cotton, Tom US House (R-AR) Financial Services $ 4,500 Crowley, Joseph US House (D-NY) Ways & Means $ 1,000 Davis, Rodney US House (R-IL) Transportation & Infrastructure $ 2,000 Delaney, John US House (D-MD) Financial Services $ 1,000 Duffy, Sean US House (R-WI) Financial Services $ 2,500 Fincher, Stephen US House (R-TN) Financial Services $ 2,000 Fitzpatrick, Mike US House (R-PA) Financial Services $ 1,000 Garrett, Scott US House (R-NJ) Financial Services $ 2,500 Goodlatte, Bob US House (R-VA) Judiciary $ 1,500 Green, Al US House (D-TX) Financial Services $ 1,000 Grimm, Michael US House (R-NY) Financial Services $ 2,500 Hensarling, Jeb US House (R-TX) Chairman, Financial Services $ 2,500 Himes, Jim US House (D-CT) Financial Services $ 1,000 Hoyer, Steny US House (D-MD) Minority Leader $ 2,500 Huizenga, Bill US House (R-MI) Financial Services $ 1,000 Hultgren, Randy US House (R-IL) Labor $ 1,000 Hurt, Robert US House (R-VA) Financial Services $ 2,500 Israel, Steve US House (D-NY) Appropriations $ 1,000 Johnson, Sam US House (R-TX) Ways & Means $ 1,000 King, Pete US House (R-NY) Financial Services $ 2,500 Luetkemeyer, Blaine US House (R-MO) Financial Services $ 2,500 Maloney, Carolyn US House (D-NY) Financial Services $ 1,000 Marchant, Kenny US House (R-TX) Ways & Means $ 1,000 McCarthy, Kevin US House (R-CA) Majority Whip, Financial Services $ 2,500 McHenry, Patrick US House (R-NC) Financial Services $ 1,000 Meeks, Gregory US House (D-NY) Financial Services $ 2,500 Meng, Grace US House (D-NY) Small Business $ 1,000 Miller, Gary US House (R-CA) Financial Services $ 2,500 Murphy, Patrick US House (D-FL) Financial Services $ 3,000 Neugebauer, Randy US House (R-TX) Financial Services $ 1,000 Paulsen, Erik US House (R-MN) Ways & Means $ 1,000 Perlmutter, Ed US House (D-CO) Financial Services $ 1,500 Peters, Gary US House (D-MI) Financial Services $ 1,000 Posey, Bill US House (R-FL) Financial Services $ 2,000
2 US HOUSE CANDIDATE (Cont.) CHAMBER POSITION OR KEY COMMITTEE Reed, Tom US House (R-NY) Ways & Means $ 1,000 Rigell, Scott US House (R-FL) Armed Services $ 1,000 Ross, Dennis US House (R-FL) Financial Services $ 1,000 Schock, Aaron US House (R-IL) Ways & Means $ 1,000 Scott, David US House (D-GA) Financial Services $ 1,000 Sessions, Pete US House (R-TX) Rules $ 2,500 Sewell, Terri US House (D-AL) Agriculture $ 1,000 Stivers, Steve US House (R-OH) Financial Services $ 2,000 Stutzman, Marlin US House (R-IN) Budget $ 1,000 Tiberi, Pat US House (R-OH) Ways & Means $ 1,000 Tonko, Paul US House (D-NY) Energy & Commerce $ 1,000 Wagner, Ann US House (R-MO) Financial Services $ 3,000 Walden, Greg US House (R-OR) Energy & Commerce $ 2,000 SENATE CANDIDATE CHAMBER POSITION OR KEY COMMITTEE Alexander, Lamar US Senate (R-TN) Appropriations $ 1,000 Baucus, Max US Senate (D-MT) Chairman, Finance $ 2,500 Cornyn, John US Senate (R-TX) Finance $ 6,000 Hagan, Kay US Senate (D-NC) Banking $ 1,000 Heitkamp, Heidi US Senate (D-ND) Banking $ 1,000 Kaine, Tim US Senate (D-VA) Budget $ 4,000 Manchin, Joe US Senate (D-WV) Banking $ 1,000 Scott, Tim US Senate (R-SC) Commerce $ 2,000 Thune, John US Senate (R-SD) Ranking Republican, Commerce, and Finance $ 1,000 Toomey, Pat US Senate (R-PA) Banking $ 1,000
3 LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE (PAC) LEADERSHIP COMMITTEES SPONSOR AMERIPAC Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-MD) $ 2,500 DEL PAC Rep. John Carney (D-DE) $ 1,000 Democrats Win Seats PAC Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) $ 5,000 ERICPAC Rep. Eric Cantor (R-VA) $ 5,000 First State PAC Sen. Tom Carper (D-DE) $ 2,500 Freedom Fund Sen. Mike Crapo (R-ID) $ 5,000 Heartland Values PAC Sen. John Thune (R-SD) $ 5,000 JEB Fund Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-TX) $ 5,000 Majority Committee Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) $ 5,000 PETE PAC Rep. Pete Sessions (R-TX) $ 5,000 Rock City PAC Sen. Bob Corker (R-TN) $ 2,500 TRADE ASSOCIATION (PAC) TRADE ASSOCIATION American Bankers Association PAC $ 5,000 Consumer Bankers Association PAC $ 5,000 CONGRESSIONAL PARTY COMMITTEE (PAC) PARTY COMMITTEES National Republican Congressional Committee $ 15,000 National Republican Senatorial Committee $ 15,000 STATE & LOCAL (PAC) CANDIDATE CHAMBER POSITION OR COMMITTEE Contribution Baker, Rushern Local (D-MD) Prince George County Executive $ 500 Cosgrove, John House (R-VA) Commerce & Labor $ 1,000 Feldman, Brian House (D-MD) Economic Matters $ 500 Jackley, Marty Statewide (R-SD) Attorney General $ 1,000
4 Political Contributions (January 1 - June 30): Capital One Corporate State & Local (Corporate) MEMBER CHAMBER POSITION OR COMMITTEE Bell, Rob House (R-VA) Commerce & Labor $ 1,000 Berryhill, Tom Senate (R-CA) Vice Chair, Banking & Financial Institutions $ 1,500 Bruning, Jon Statewide (R-NE) Attorney General $ 1,000 Byron, Kathy House (R-VA) Commerce & Labor $ 1,000 Caldwell, Buddy Statewide (R-LA) Attorney General $ 1,000 Cline, Ben House (R-VA) Commerce & Labor $ 1,000 Comstock, Barbara House (R-VA) Commerce & Labor $ 1,000 Cox, Kirk House (R-VA) Majority Leader $ 1,500 Dance, Rosalyn House (D-VA) Appropriations $ 500 Farrell, Peter House (R-VA) Courts of Justice $ 500 Gatto, Mike House (D-CA) Vice Chair, Banking & Finance $ 1,500 Gilbert, Todd House (R-VA) Courts of Justice $ 1,000 Greason, Tag House (R-VA) Appropriations $ 500 Herring, Charnielle House (D-VA) Courts of Justice $ 500 Herring, Mark Senate (D-VA) Commerce & Labor $ 1,000 Howell, Janet Senate (D-VA) Courts of Justice $ 1,000 Howell, William House (R-VA) Speaker of the House $ 2,500 Hugo, Tim House (R-VA) Commerce & Labor $ 1,000 Jones, Dwight Local (D-VA) Mayor $ 1,000 Keam, Mark House (D-VA) Finance $ 500 Kilgore, Terry House (R-VA) Chair, Commerce & Labor $ 1,500 Lewis, Lynwood House (D-VA) Commerce & Labor $ 1,000 Loupassi, Manoli House (R-VA) Commerce & Labor $ 1,000 Markell, Jack Statewide (D-DE) Governor $ 10,000 Martin, Steve Senate (R-VA) Commerce & Labor $ 500 Massie, Jimmie House (R-VA) Appropriations $ 500 May, Joe House (R-VA) Appropriations $ 500 McClellan, Jennifer House (D-VA) Commerce & Labor $ 1,000 McDougle, Ryan Senate (R-VA) Courts of Justice $ 1,000 Miller, Jackson House (R-VA) Commerce & Labor $ 2,000 Minchew, Randy House (R-VA) Courts of Justice $ 500 Norment, Tommy Senate (R-VA) Majority Leader $ 1,500 Obenshain, Mark Senate (R-VA) Commerce & Labor $ 1,000 Peace, Chris House (R-VA) Appropriations $ 500 Puller, Toddy Senate (D-VA) Courts of Justice $ 500 Reeves, Bryce Senate (R-VA) Courts of Justice $ 500 Rust, Tom House (R-VA) Commerce & Labor $ 500 Saslaw, Dick Senate (D-VA) Minority Leader $ 2,500 Schneiderman, Eric Statewide (D-NY) Attorney General $ 1,000 Stosch, Walter Senate (R-VA) Commerce & Labor $ 1,500 Stuart, Richard Senate (R-VA) Commerce & Labor $ 1,000 Villanueva, Ron House (R-VA) Courts of Justice $ 500 Ware, Lee House (R-VA) Commerce & Labor $ 1,000 Watkins, John Senate (R-VA) Chair, Commerce & Labor $ 2,500 Watson, Mike House (R-VA) General Laws $ 1,000 Watts, Vivian House (D-VA) Courts of Justice $ 500 Williams, Dennis Local (D-DE) Mayor $ 5,000
5 STATE PARTY COMMITTEE (CORPORATE) PARTY COMMITTEE CHAMBER SPONSOR House Republican Caucus House (R-VA) N/A $ 3,500 Republican Party of Florida Statewide - R Attorney General Pam Bondi - R $ 1,000 Senate Republican Caucus Senate (R-VA) N/A $ 5,000 STATE TRADE ASSOCIATION (CORPORATE) TRADE ASSOCIATION Virginia Bankers Association PAC $ 2,500 Virginia Chamber of Commerce PAC $ 1,000
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