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1 Wells Fargo Political Action Committees 2017 Contribution Report Candidate/Committee Name Alabama Blackwell Mark R State Senate $1,500 Mitchell Jay R State Supreme Court $500 Sewell Terri D Federal House $1,000 Strange, III Luther R Federal Senate $5,000 Waggoner J.T. R State Senate $1,500 Arkansas Hill French R Federal House $5,000 Arizona Bowie Sean D State Senate $250 Boyer Paul R State House $500 Brotherton Bill D State House $500 Ducey Doug R Governor $5,000 Flake Jeffrey R Federal Senate $2,000 Lesko Debbie R State House $500 Meza Robert D State House $500 Sinema Kyrsten D Federal Senate $5,000 Yee Kimberly R State Senate $500 Arizona Chamber PAC Arizona State Bankers Assn. State PAC State PAC $1,000 State PAC $5,000 California Aguilar Peter D Federal House $1,000 Barragan Nanette D Federal House $1,000 Bass Karen D Federal House $2,000 Bera Amerish D Federal House $1,000 Carbajal Salud D Federal House $2,000 Feinstein Dianne D Federal Senate $3,000 Garamendi John D Federal House $1,000 Huffman Jared D Federal House $3,500 Lee Barbara D Federal House $1,000 Lowenthal Alan D Federal House $1,000 McCarthy Kevin R Federal House $7,900 Peters Scott D Federal House $3,500 Royce Edward R Federal House $5,000 Ruiz Raul D Federal House $1,000 Thompson Michael D Federal House $2,000 Torres Norma D Federal House $1,000 Vargas Juan D Federal House $1,500 California Bankers Association State PAC California Chamber PAC California Financial Services Association PAC FairPAC State PAC $5,000 Colorado Coffman Michael R Federal House $1,000 Gardner Cory R Federal Senate $5,000 Tipton Scott R Federal House $2,000 Colorado Business PAC State PAC $200 Wells Fargo PAC report Jan. 1 - Dec. 31, 2017
2 Delaware Carper Thomas D Federal Senate $10,000 Coons Christopher D Federal Senate $2,500 Florida Albritton Ben R State Senate $500 Alexander Ramon D State House $500 Ausley Loranne D State House $500 Avila Bryan R State House $500 Baxley Dennis R State Senate $1,000 Berman Lori D State Senate $500 Beshears Halsey R State House $500 Brandes Jeff R State Senate $500 Buchanan James R State House $500 Burgess Daniel R State House $1,000 Burton Colleen R State House $500 Casello Joe D State House $500 Clemons, Sr. Chuck R State House $500 Diamond Ben D State House $500 Diaz Jose R State Senate $2,000 Diaz Manny R State Senate $500 Donalds Byron R State House $1,000 Eagle Dane R State House $500 Fant Julian R Attorney General $1,000 Fitzenhagen Heather R State House $500 Grant Michael R State House $500 Gruters Joe R State House $500 Hooper Ed R State Senate $500 Hukill Dorothy R State Senate $1,000 Ingoglia Blaise R State House $500 Jenne Evan D State House $500 La Rosa Mike R State House $500 Leek Thomas R State House $500 McClain Stan R State House $500 McGhee Kionne D State House $500 Nelson Bill D Federal Senate $3,500 Passidomo Kathleen R State Senate $500 Perez Daniel R State House $500 Ponder Mel R State House $500 Raschein Holly R State House $500 Renner Paul R State House $500 Rodrigues Ray R State House $500 Rommel Bob R State House $500 Ross Dennis R Federal House $2,500 Santiago David R State House $500 Stark Richard D State House $1,000 Stevenson Cyndi R State House $500 Stone Charlie R State House $500 White Frank R State House $1,000 Williamson Jayer R State House $500 Young Dana R State Senate $500 Florida Bankers Association (FBA BankPAC) State PAC $5,000 Wells Fargo PAC report Jan. 1 - Dec. 31,
3 Georgia Bishop, Jr. Sanford D Federal House $1,000 Cagle Casey R Governor $2,000 Carson John R State House $500 Graves Tom R Federal House $2,500 Millar Francis R State Senate $1,000 Woodall Robert R Federal House $1,000 Georgia BankPAC Idaho Crapo Michael R Federal Senate $1,500 BANKPAC (Idaho Bankers Association) Illinois Roskam Peter R Federal House $1,000 Indiana Burton Charles R State House $500 Donnelly, Sr. Joseph D Federal Senate $1,500 Long David R State Senate $1,000 Iowa Abdul-Samad Ako D State House $250 Best Brian R State House $250 Chapman Jake R State Senate $1,000 Dix Bill R State Senate $2,500 Feenstra Randy R State Senate $500 Forbes John D State House $250 Hagenow Chris R State House $2,000 Hall Chris D State House $250 Highfill Jake R State House $500 Hinson Ashley R State House $250 McCoy Matt D State Senate $500 Petersen Janet D State Senate $250 Reynolds Kimberly R Governor $2,500 Smith Roby R State Senate $500 Smith Mark D State House $1,000 Upmeyer Linda R State House $2,500 Young David R Federal House $4,500 Kentucky Barr, IV Garland R Federal House $2,500 Louisiana Kennedy John R Federal Senate $2,500 Scalise Stephen R Federal House $5,000 Massachusetts Neal Richard D Federal House $1,500 Maryland Brown Anthony D Federal House $2,000 Hoyer Steny D Federal House $2,500 Bankers PAC MD State PAC $1,000 Wells Fargo PAC report Jan. 1 - Dec. 31,
4 Michigan Stabenow Deborah D Federal Senate $6,500 Minnesota Emmer, Jr. Thomas R Federal House $7,000 Klobuchar Amy D Federal Senate $1,000 McCollum Betty D Federal House $1,000 Minnesota Bankers Political Action Committee Federal PAC $5,000 (Federal PAC) Mississippi Wicker Roger R Federal Senate $2,000 Missouri Clay, Jr. William D Federal House $1,000 Cleaver, II Emanuel D Federal House $1,500 Luetkemeyer Blaine R Federal House $5,000 McCaskill Claire D Federal Senate $5,000 Nebraska Bacon Donald R Federal House $2,000 Fischer Debra R Federal Senate $3,000 Sasse Benjamin R Federal Senate $1,000 Smith Adrian R Federal House $2,000 New Hampshire Kuster Ann D Federal House $1,000 New Jersey Payne, Jr. Donald D Federal House $1,000 New Mexico Baca Gregory R State Senate $250 Candelaria Jacob D State Senate $250 Cervantes Joseph D State Senate $250 Chasey Gail D State House $250 Cook Zachary R State House $250 Gentry Nathaniel R State House $250 Heinrich Martin D Federal Senate $2,500 Ingle Stuart R State Senate $250 Lujan Ben D Federal House $2,500 Martinez Richard D State Senate $250 Moores Mark R State Senate $250 Nibert Gregory R State House $200 Pirtle Cliff R State Senate $200 Rodella Debbie D State House $250 Sanchez Clemente D State Senate $250 Sharer William R State Senate $250 Trujillo Jim D State House $250 Wirth Peter D State Senate $250 New Mexico Bankers Association State PAC State PAC $3,500 Wells Fargo PAC report Jan. 1 - Dec. 31,
5 New York Jeffries Hakeem D Federal House $1,500 King Peter R Federal House $2,500 Meeks Gregory D Federal House $1,500 Reed, II Thomas R Federal House $1,000 Tenney Claudia R Federal House $3,500 Nevada Cegavske Barbara R State Treasurer $1,000 Duncan Wesley R Attorney General $1,000 Frierson Jason D State House $500 Heller Dean R Federal Senate $7,500 BizPAC Nevada Bankers Association State PAC State PAC $4,000 North Carolina Adams Alma D Federal House $1,000 Ballard Deanna R State Senate $1,000 Berger, Sr. Philip R State Senate $2,000 Foxx Virginia R Federal House $1,500 Hudson, Jr. Richard R Federal House $2,500 McHenry Patrick R Federal House $7,500 Murphy, M.D. Gregory R State House $1,000 Newton Paul R State Senate $3,000 Pittenger Robert R Federal House $7,500 Rouzer David R Federal House $1,000 Stevens Sarah R State House $1,000 Tillis Thomas R Federal Senate $1,500 North Dakota Heitkamp Heidi D Federal Senate $3,500 Ohio Beatty Joyce D Federal House $1,000 Chabot Steven R Federal House $1,000 Fudge Marcia D Federal House $1,000 Stivers Steve R Federal House $4,500 Ohio Bank PAC Oregon Oregon Bankers PAC State Fund Pennsylvania Boyle Brendan D Federal House $1,000 Evans Dwight D Federal House $1,000 PA Bankers Association Public Affairs Cmte State PAC $3,000 South Carolina Clyburn James D Federal House $3,500 Rice Tom R Federal House $1,000 SC BankPAC - State PAC Wells Fargo PAC report Jan. 1 - Dec. 31,
6 South Dakota Rounds Michael R Federal Senate $2,500 Tennessee Corker, Jr. Bob R Federal Senate $2,500 Texas Conaway Michael R Federal House $2,500 Cuellar Henry D Federal House $2,500 Gonzalez Vicente D Federal House $1,000 Utah Hatch Orrin R Federal Senate $1,500 Utah Bankers Association State PAC Virginia Howell Janet D State Senate $1,000 Lewis, Jr. Lynwood D State Senate $1,000 Bell, III Robert R State House $750 Byron Kathy R State House $750 Cox M. Kirkland R State House $2,500 Herring Charniele D State House $750 Hugo Timothy R State House $750 Kilgore Terry R State House $750 McClellan Jennifer D State House $750 McDougle Ryan R State Senate $1,000 McEachin Donald D Federal House $1,000 Miller Jackson R State House $750 Norment, Jr. Thomas R State Senate $1,500 Saslaw Richard D State Senate $1,500 Stanley, Jr. William R State Senate $1,000 Sturtevant, Jr. Glen R State Senate $1,000 Toscano David D State House $750 Wagner Frank R State Senate $1,000 Virginia BankPAC Washington Englund Jinyoung R State Senate $1,000 Heck Dennis D Federal House $1,000 Kilmer Derek D Federal House $2,500 Wisconsin Ryan, Jr. Paul R Federal House $5,000 West Virginia Manchin, III Joseph D Federal Senate $3,500 Moore Capito Shelley R Federal Senate $2,500 Wyoming Barrasso John R Federal Senate $4,500 Wells Fargo PAC report Jan. 1 - Dec. 31,
7 National Party Committees Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee National Republican Congressional Committee National Republican Senatorial Committee Type of Committee Wells Fargo PAC report Jan. 1 - Dec. 31,
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