ALEC's Influence in MO and KS Report

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Executive Summary ....................................................................................................................................... 1

How Expansive is ALEC’s Reach in Jefferson City and Topeka? ............................................................ 1

Why is ALEC’s Influence in Jefferson City and Topeka Important?....................................................... 1

ALEC’s Campaign Flows Through Topeka and Jefferson City ................................................................ 3

Missouri and Kansas Elected Officials with ALEC Ties .................................................................................. 4

Missouri State Senators ........................................................................................................................ 4

Missouri State Representatives ............................................................................................................ 4

Former Missouri State Legislators ........................................................................................................ 4

Missouri Statewide Officials.................................................................................................................. 5

Kansas State Senators ........................................................................................................................... 5

Kansas State Representatives ............................................................................................................... 5

Former Kansas State Legislators ........................................................................................................... 5

ALEC Model Legislation Introduced in Our Statehouses .............................................................................. 7

Missouri Bills ......................................................................................................................................... 7

Kansas Bills .......................................................................................................................................... 10

Beyond Copycat Bills: ALEC-Inspired Attacks .............................................................................................. 11

Missouri Copycat Bills ......................................................................................................................... 11

Kansas Copycat Bills ............................................................................................................................ 11

Missouri and Kansas Corporations with ALEC Ties ..................................................................................... 13

Missouri Corporations with ALEC Ties ................................................................................................ 13

Kansas Corporations with ALEC Ties ................................................................................................... 13

Missouri and Kansas Corporations that have cut their ALEC Ties ...................................................... 14

ALEC Junkets and “Scholarships” ................................................................................................................ 16

Missouri Legislators Who Received ALEC Junkets and “Scholarships” ............................................... 16

Kansas Legislators Who Received ALEC “Scholarships” ...................................................................... 19

Corporate Donors to ALEC “Scholarships” .......................................................................................... 20

ALEC Gifts Written Off as “Campaign Contributions” ......................................................................... 21

ALEC Member Corporation Donations to ALEC Politicians ......................................................................... 23



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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

HOW EXPANSIVE IS ALEC’S REACH IN JEFFERSON CITY AND TOPEKA?

Through the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), corporations hand Missouri legislators wish

lists in the form of "model" legislation that often directly benefit their bottom line at the expense ofMissouri families. Behind closed doors, ALEC legislators vote as equals with corporate lobbyists to adopt

ALEC model bills crafted by corporations, for corporations. The same corporations that benefit from

ALEC model legislation funnel thousands of dollars of gifts and campaign contributions to ALEC

legislators, which pushes the envelope on ethics and lobbying law. Elected officials who are members of

ALEC then bring their model legislation back to Missouri, where they pass-off the bills as their own ideas

and important public policy innovations without disclosing that corporations crafted and pre-voted on

the bills at closed-door meetings with legislators who are part of ALEC.

The influence of ALEC is strong in Topeka, Jefferson City and state capitols around the country. Our

research shows:

120 current and former Kansas and Missouri legislators with known ALEC ties

47 current MO legislators with known ALEC ties, although ALEC claimed in leaked documents

last year that 57 are members (leaving at least 10 unknown)

48 known KS legislators with ALEC ties, while ALEC claims 69 are members (leaving at least 21

unknown)

At least 24 ALEC model and ALEC-inspired bill filed in the Kansas legislature in recent years

At least 58 ALEC model and ALEC-inspired bills filed in the Missouri legislature in recent years

Identifying a complete list of Kansas and Missouri legislators who are part of ALEC is a difficult task,

because ALEC operates largely in secret, and refuses to make their full list of members public.

WHY IS ALEC’S INFLUENCE IN JEFFERSON CITY AND TOPEKA IMPORTANT?

ALEC gives state legislators a way to appear highly active in the legislative process by secretly

outsourcing their role in drafting legislation to the corporate special interests that curry influence with

lawmakers behind closed doors at ALEC meetings. The Kansas City Star writes that ALEC “is funded and

dominated by free-market and corporate interests who work with like-minded legislators to push

various agendas.” What are these “various agendas”? Here is a taste:

Taking away workers’ rights while shielding corporations from accountability. ALEC works

fervently to promote laws that limit the rights of workers, and at the same time pushes bills that

help shield corporations from legal accountability for injuring or killing Kansas and Missouri

citizens. ALEC model legislation rolls-back or blocks efforts to guarantee workers are paid a fair

wage. Its bills undermine organized labor by stripping public employees’ collective bargaining

rights and weaken private-sector workers’ voices through so-called ‘right to work’ laws. ALEC

http://www.politicususa.com/2012/12/10/real-motive-michigan-republicans-right-to-work-push-pure-greed.html






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also promotes so-called “tort-reform” bills that shield corporations from liability for harming

state residents, for example, by making it harder for injured Missourians to access the courts

and capping damages that corporations might owe.

Taking away voters’ fundamental freedoms. ALEC is directly tied to the trend among state

legislatures to limit the ability of American citizens to vote by passing restrictive ‘voter ID’ laws.Citing demonstrably false allegations of ‘voter fraud,’ right-wing politicians, many of whom are

ALEC members, are pursuing policies that threaten to disenfranchise people of color, students,

and other voters - including the elderly and the poor - who are statistically less likely to have the

forms of identification required under the laws and who previously could vote by showing proof

of residence and other identification. By suppressing the vote of such groups of likely

Democratic voters, ALEC’s model ‘Voter ID Act’ grants an electoral advantage to Republicans

while undermining Americans’ fundamental right to vote.

Privatizing public schools. Despite constitutional problems, negative impacts on public schools,

bias against disadvantaged students, and comprehensive studies demonstrating that private-school voucher programs fail to make any substantial improvements in education, ALEC pushes

vouchers as a way to privatize public education and put dollars from Missouri and Kansas

taxpayers into the pockets of for-profit and private school operators. Under the guise of ‘school

choice,’ ALEC pushes bills with titles like the ‘Parental Choice Scholarship Act’ and the ‘Great

Schools Tax Credit Program Act,’ that establish or expand private -school voucher programs.

Protecting polluters. At the behest of its major donors like Peabody Energy, Exxon Mobil and

Koch Industries, ALEC puts its muscle behind state-level legislation that hinders citizens’ ability

to curb polluters through environmental regulation. ALEC has previously said that carbon

dioxide “is beneficial to plant and human life alike,” and promotes climate change denialism,

even in schools. ALEC’s model legislation assails EPA emissions guidelines and greenhouse gas

regulations, undermines regional climate initiatives, and pushes for extreme deregulation, giving

free rein to some of the biggest polluters on the planet.

Undermining public systems and structures. As states face challenging budget deficits, ALEC

seeks to make it harder to generate revenue in order to close budget shortfalls. Such bills

include the “Super-Majority Act,” which would allow a tiny minority of lawmakers to block a

majority vote to raise taxes (and created such a financial disaster in California that voters

overturned a similar law); the so-called “Taxpayer Bill of Rights,” which drastically restricts

government revenue and helped forced Colorado to slash vital public programs; and measures

to eliminate capital gains taxes and progressive income taxes. The main beneficiaries of ALEC’s

reckless fiscal policies are big corporations (like those that back ALEC) and their executives – the

big losers are the rest of us.

http://genprogress.org/voices/2011/03/09/16433/conservative-corporate-advocacy-group-alec-behind-voter-disenfranchise/



http://thinkprogress.org/politics/2011/03/05/147035/state-disenfranchisement-schemes/




http://prospect.org/article/fraud-voter-id-laws



http://www.nytimes.com/cwire/2011/04/04/04climatewire-conservative-group-drafts-promotes-anti-epa-29249.html





http://www.exxonsecrets.org/html/orgfactsheet.php?id=10



http://grist.org/climate-policy/2011-03-16-koch-group-alec-cut-paste-attack-regional-climate-initiatives/



http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/california-politics/2010/11/voters-pass-prop-25-allowing-legislative-majority-vote-to-pass-california-budget.html













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ALEC’S CAMPAIGN FLOWS THROUGH TOPEKA AND JEFFERSON CITY

Why would a legislator be interested in advancing cookie-cutter bills that are giveaways for

multinational corporations located outside of Missouri and Kansas? ALEC’s appeal rests largely on the

fact that these legislators receive trips, food and lodging that provide many part-time legislators and

their families with vacations, along with the opportunity to rub shoulders with prospective donors totheir political campaigns. The ritzy trips are paid for by “scholarships” funded by corporations and

“awarded” to legislators, not on the basis of any scholarly work, but on a legislator’s willingness to push

the ALEC agenda. For a few hours of work on a task force and sitting through a couple of workshops by

ALEC experts, part-time Kansas and Missouri legislators can bring the whole family to ALEC’s annual

convention, vote in private meetings with corporate lobbyists, and stay in swank hotels and attend

parties, all heavily subsidized by the same corporations that benefit from the introduction and passage

of ALEC model legislation. As the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported after the 2011 ALEC conference in

New Orleans, “corporate benefactors made sure Missouri lawmakers attending the conference were

well fed and hydrated;” AT&T, for example, picked up the entire $1,400 dinner tab for Missouri

lawmakers in one meal at a high-end French Quarter restaurant. The arrangement goes something likethis:

1. Missouri and Kansas legislators go to an ALEC conference that resembles a vacation, with

expenses paid by corporations via ALEC’s so-called “scholarships.”

2. Legislators vote, together with these same corporations, to adopt model legislation written to

boost corporate profits.

3. While on vacation at the ALEC conference, legislators mingle with lobbyists and potential donors

to their political campaigns.

4. Legislators take the model bills back to their capitols and push them as their own.5. Corporations and lobbyists make donations to favored legislators’ political campaigns.

This happens among legislators in both Missouri and Kansas with alarming frequency. Between 2006

and 2008, Kansas legislators were awarded more than $38,000 worth of “scholarships” to ALEC junkets,

and have enjoyed at least $24,000 in 'scholarship' junkets since 2008 -- for a total of at least $62,302 in

corporate-funded gifts since 2006. Even though Kansas has strict donations on lobbyist gifts, these lavish

trips are disguised as “educational expenses.” Since 2006, ALEC has spent more than $70,000 on trips

for Missouri state lawmakers, whisking them away to junkets in places like San Diego, Los Angeles, New

Orleans and Washington, D.C. The worst offender in Missouri is House Speaker Tim Jones, who has

received nearly $12,000 worth of trips funded by ALEC corporations.

http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/article_080e66c9-e170-5d85-8ba3-d2a4f904f148.html




http://www.alecexposed.org/w/images/2/2f/BUYING_INFLUENCE.pdf








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MISSOURI AND KANSAS ELECTED OFFICIALS WITH ALEC TIES

ALEC operates largely in secret, so it is challenging to identify all legislators with ties to the organization.

Despite claiming to be a legislative membership organization, there is no full list of member legislators

anywhere on ALEC’s website, and the organization has refused to make public a list of its members.

Through extensive research, including the Missouri Ethics Commission and Sunshine Law requests of

legislators’ offices, Progress Missouri and the Center for Media and Democracy have uncovered more

than 120 Missouri and Kansas legislators and politicians who are ALEC members and supporters. Of

these, 47 Missouri elected officials and 48 Kansas elected officials with ALEC ties currently hold public

office. The Speaker of the Kansas House, Rep. Ray Merrick, is an ALEC Board Member.

MISSOURI STATE SENATORS

Brown, Dan

Dixon, Bob

Emery, Ed Lamping, John

Munzlinger, Brian

Nieves, Brian

Parson, Mike Pearce, David

Richard, Ron

Sater, David

Wallingford, Wayne Wasson, Jay

MISSOURI STATE REPRESENTATIVES

Allen, Sue

Bahr, Kurt

Burlison, Eric

Cierpiot, Mike

Colona, Mike (formermember)

Cox, Stanley

Crawford, Sandy

Cross, Gary

Diehl, John

Dugger, Tony

Elmer, Kevin

Entlicher, Sue

Frederick, Keith

Funderburk, Doug

Gatschenberger,

Chuck Grisamore, Jeff

Haefner, Marsha

Hinson, Dave

Jones, Caleb

Jones, Tim

Keeney, Shelley

Kelley, Mike

Koenig, Andrew

Korman, Bart

Kratky, Michele

Lant, Bill

Lichtenegger, Donna Rowden, Caleb

Rowland, Lyle

Sommer, Chrissy

Spencer, Bryan

Torpey, Noel

White, Bill

FORMER MISSOURI STATE LEGISLATORS

Bearden, Carl

Bivins, Walt

Brandom, Ellen

Crowell, Jason

Cunningham, Jane

Danner, Pat

Davis, Cynthia

Denison, Charlie

Ervin, Doug

Graves, Sam

Gross, Chuck

Hartzler, Vicky

Hoskins, Ted

Hubbard, Rodney

Hunter, Steve

http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/ALEC_Board_of_Directors






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Icet, Allen

Jetton, Rod

Jones, Kenny

Klindt, David

Lembke, Jim

Loudon, John

Luetkemeyer, Blaine

McCarthy, Karen

McNary, Cole

Nodler, Gary

Pollock, Darrel

Rector, Rex

Ridgeway, Luann

Rupp, Scott

Schad, Rodney

Schneider, Vicki

Schoeller, Shane

Smith, Jason

Smith, Joe

Talent, Jim

Yates, Brian

MISSOURI STATEWIDE OFFICIALS

Kinder, Peter

KANSAS STATE SENATORS

Bruce, Terry Love, Garrett

Pilcher-Cook, Mary

Denning, Jim

Lynn, Julia

Powell, Larry

Holmes, Mitch Masterson, Ty

Pyle, Dennis

Kerschen, Daniel

Melcher, Jeff

Wagle, Susan

King, Jeff Ostmeyer, Ralph

Knox, Forrest

Petersen, Mike

KANSAS STATE REPRESENTATIVES

Alford, Steve

Bruchman, Rob

Brunk, Steve

Carlson, Richard

Claeys, J.R.

Couture-Lovelady,

Travis

DeGraaf, Pete

Esau, Keith

Garber, Randy

Goico, Mario

Grosserode, Amanda

Hayzlett, Gary

Hedke, Dennis

Hermanson, Phil

Hoffman, Kyle

Huebert, Steve

Jones, Kevin

Kinzer, Lance

Kleeb, Marvin

Macheers, Charles

Mast, Peggy

Meigs, Kelly

Merrick, Ray

Rhoades, Marc

Rubin, John James

Ryckman, Ronald

Schroeder, Don

Schwab, Scott

Schwartz, Sharon

Seiwert, Joe

Suellentrop, Gene

Todd, James

FORMER KANSAS STATE LEGISLATORS

Bond, Richard

Brownlee, Karin

Calloway, Terry

Faber, John

Fund, Roy

Glasscock, Kent



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Gregory, Terri Lois

Holmes, Carl

Horst, Deena

Jennison, Robin

Kelsey, Dick

Landwehr, Brenda

Lunn, Jerry

Marshall, Bob

Mays, Doug

McLeland, Joe

Mertz, Delores

Mosier, Susan

Neufield, Melvin

Patton, Joe

Pottorf, Jo Ann

Steineger, Chris

Wilk, Kenny



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ALEC MODEL LEGISLATION INTRODUCED IN OUR STATEHOUSES

MISSOURI BILLS

Progress Missouri has identified 53 corporation-friendly bills introduced in the Missouri General

Assembly since 2000 with provisions that echo ALEC model legislation. The following list does notinclude ALEC language snuck into larger bills, or legislation inspired by ALEC models but rewritten to

match Missouri statutes.

Year Bill Sponsor ALEC Model

2014 SB546 John Lamping ‘Health Care Freedom Act’

2014 HB1314 Keith Frederick ‘Health Care Freedom Act’

2014 HB1668 Sue Allen ‘Navigator Background Check Act’

2014 SB830 Mike Parson ‘Join and Several Liability Act’

2014 HJR44 Bill Lant ‘Right to Work Act’

2014 HB1143 Bill White ‘Right to Work Act’

2014 HB1099 Eric Burlison ‘Right to Work Act’

2014 HB1095 Bill Lant ‘Right to Work Act’

2014 HB1094 Bill Lant ‘Right to Work Act’

2014 HB1066 Jeff Grisamore ‘Education Savings Account Act’

2014 HB1053 Donna Lichtenegger ‘Right to Work Act’

2014 HB1579 Jay Barnes ‘The Great Schools Tax Credit Program Act’

2014 SB838 Ed Emery ‘The Great Schools Tax Credit Program Act’

2013 HCR19 Caleb Rowden ‘Resolution in Support of Keystone XL Pipeline’

2013 SB76 Dan Brown ‘Right to Work Act’

2013 SB238 Ed Emery ‘Right to Work Act’

2013 SCR7 David Pearce ‘Resolution in Support of Keystone XL Pipeline’

2013 SB210 John Lamping Anti-Common Core State Standards

http://www.senate.mo.gov/14info/BTS_Web/Bill.aspx?SessionType=R&BillID=27723572


http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/health-care-freedom-act/


http://www.house.mo.gov/billsummary.aspx?bill=HB1314&year=2014&code=R




http://www.house.mo.gov/billtracking/bills141/biltxt/intro/HB1668I.htm


http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/navigator-background-check-act/


http://www.senate.mo.gov/14info/pdf-bill/intro/SB830.pdf


http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/joint-and-several-liability-act/


http://www.house.mo.gov/billsummary.aspx?bill=HJR44&year=2014&code=R


http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/right-to-work-act/




















http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/education-savings-account-act-2/


http://hb1053/

http://hb1053/





http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/the-great-schools-tax-credit-program-act-scholarship-tax-credits/






http://www.house.mo.gov/billsummary.aspx?bill=HCR19&year=2013&code=R


http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/resolution-in-support-of-the-keystone-xl-pipeline/






























http://hb1053/























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2013 SB158 David Sater ‘Health Care Choice Act for States’

2013 SB134 David Sater ‘Right to Work Act’

2013 HCR6 Chrissy Sommer ‘Resolution Reaffirming 10th Amendment

Rights’


2013 HB928 Eric Burlison Education/Healthcare Compact

2013 HB91 Donna Lichtenegger ‘Right to Work Act’

2013 HB77 Eric Burlison ‘Right to Work Act’

2013 HB616 Kurt Bahr ‘Common Core State Standards’

2013 HB345 Mike Cierpiot ‘Wireless Communication Towers Siting Act’

2012 SB547 Chuck Purgason ‘Right to Work Act’

2012 SB514 Jason Crowell ‘Right to Work Act’

2012 SB438 Robert Mayer ‘Right to Work Act’

2012 HCR7 Lyle Rowland ‘Resolution Reaffirming 10th Amendment

Rights’

2012 HCR50 Kurt Bahr ‘Parental Rights’ Amendment

2012 HB2109 Shane Schoeller Voter Registration Hurdles

2012 HB1539 Tim Jones ‘Parent Trigger Act’


2011 SB206 Chuck Purgason ‘Right to Work Act’

2011 SB197 Luann Ridgeway ‘Right to Work Act’


2011 SB 1 Luann Ridgeway ‘Right to Work Act’

2011 HCR12 Lyle Rowland ‘Resolution Reaffirming 10th Amendment

Rights’



http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/health-care-choice-act-for-states/








http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/resolution-reaffirming-tenth-amendment-rights-2/









http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/health-care-compact-act-2/














http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/wireless-communications-tower-siting-act/
















http://www.house.mo.gov/billcentral.aspx?page=1&q=hb1053








http://alecexposed.org/w/images/e/e8/2D5-Parental_Rights_Amendment_Exposed.pdf






http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/parent-trigger-act/










































































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2011 HB393 Tim Jones ‘Parent Trigger Act’

2011 HB255 Stanley Cox ‘Private Attorney Retention Sunshine Act’

2010 SJR25 Jane Cunningham ‘Freedom of Choice in Healthcare Act’


2010 HCR44 Joe Smith ‘Resolution in Opposition to Discriminatory

Food and Beverage Taxes’

2010 HB2236 Stanley Cox ‘Private Attorney Retention Sunshine Act’

2009 HCR13 Jim Guest ‘Resolution Reaffirming 10th Amendment

Rights’

2008 SB727 Charlie Shields ‘Mortgage Fraud Act’

2008 HCR44 Bob Dixon ’Resolution in Support of the Electoral College’

2008 HB2137 Brian Yates ‘Successor Asbestos-Related Liability Fairness

Act’

2008 HB1886 Dwight Scharnhorst ‘The Autism Scholarship Program Act’

2007 HB189 Kenny Jones ‘Castle Doctrine Act’

2006 SB962 Luann Ridgeway ‘Great Schools Tax Credit Program Act

(Scholarship Tax Credits)’

2006 HB1103 Kenny Jones ‘Castle Doctrine Act’

2005 HB877 Steve Hunter ‘Right to Work Act’

2004 SCR22 Peter Kinder ‘Resolution Urging Congress to Create Private

Individual Medical Accounts’

2000 HB1798 Marilyn Williams ‘Private Property Protection Act’







http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/private-attorney-retention-sunshine-act/




http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/freedom-of-choice-in-health-care-act/








http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/a-resolution-in-opposition-to-discriminatory-food-and-beverage-taxes/







http://www.house.mo.gov/content.aspx?info=/bills091/bills/HCR13.htm







http://www.alecexposed.org/w/images/d/d7/7I1-Mortgage_Fraud_Act_Exposed.pdf




http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Falecexposed.org%2Fw%2Fimages%2F2%2F24%2F7G6-Resolution_in_Support_of_the_Electoral_College_Exposed.pdf&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNEh3ZdVB6hvjFWMOfu8zmglnCD1Ig




http://www.house.mo.gov/content.aspx?info=/bills081/bills/HB2137.htm


http://www.alecexposed.org/w/images/9/9a/0E2-Successor_Asbestos-Related_Liability_Fairness_Act_Exposed.pdf







http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/the-autism-scholarship-program-act/




http://alecexposed.org/w/images/7/7e/7J2-Castle_Doctrine_Act_Exposed.PDF















http://www.senate.mo.gov/04info/bills/SC022.htm


http://alecexposed.org/w/images/7/76/5K3-Resolution_Urging_Congress_to_Create_Private_Individual_Medical_Account_Exposed.pdf



http://www.house.mo.gov/content.aspx?info=/bills00/bills00/HB1798.htm


http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/the-private-property-protection-act/














































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KANSAS BILLS

The Center for Media and Democracy has identified 15 ALEC bills introduced in the Kansas Legislature in

2013. The list does not include ALEC language snuck into larger legislation or bills inspired by ALEC but

rewritten to match Kansas statutes, or all of the bills that may have been introduced in 2014.

Year Bill ALEC Model Topic

2013-2014 SB31 ‘Political Funding Reform Act’ Labor

2013-2014 HB2123 ‘Public Employee Freedom Act’ So-called “right to

work”

2013-2014 HB2023 ‘Political Funding Reform Act’

2013-2014 SB48 ‘Fair and Legal Employment Act’ Employment,

Immigration, E-Verify,

Criminal law

2013-2014 SB140 ‘No Sanctuary Cities for Illegal Immigrants Act’ Immigration

2013-2014 SB196 ‘Next Generation Charter Schools Act’ Education

2013-2014 HB2400 ‘Great Schools Tax Credit Program Act

(Scholarship Tax Credits)’

Education

2013-2014 HB2263 ‘Special Needs Scholarship Program Act’ Education

2013-2014 SB378 ‘Family Education Tax Credit Program Act’;

‘Parental Choice Scholarship Program Act’

Education

2013-2014 SB359 ‘Successor Asbestos-Related Liability Fairness

Act’

Asbestos liability

2013-2014 HB2605 ‘Successor Asbestos-Related Liability Fairness

Act’

Asbestos liability

2013-2014 SB361 ‘Health Care Freedom Act’ Health care

2013-2014 HB2553 ‘Health Care Compact Act’ Health care

2013-2014 HB2315 ‘Trespasser Responsibility Act’ Property rights, torts

2013-2014 HB2399 ‘Trespasser Responsibility Act’ Property rights, torts

http://www.kslegislature.org/li/b2013_14/measures/sb31/


http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/political-funding-reform-act/


http://www.kslegislature.org/li/b2013_14/measures/hb2123/


http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/public-employee-freedom-act/




http://alecexposed.org/w/images/d/da/7K2-Fair_and_Legal_Employment_Act_Exposed.pdf


http://alecexposed.org/w/images/2/2d/7K5-No_Sanctuary_Cities_for_Illegal_Immigrants_Act_Exposed.pdf


http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/the-next-generation-charter-schools-act/






http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/the-special-needs-scholarship-program-act/


http://alecexposed.org/w/images/7/77/2D9-THE_FAMILY_EDUCATION_TAX_CREDIT_PROGRAM_ACT_Exposed.pdf


http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/the-parental-choice-scholarship-program-act-universal-eligibility/














http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/trespasser-responsibility-act/



























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BEYOND COPYCAT BILLS: ALEC-INSPIRED ATTACKS

In addition to introducing ALEC model legislation directly as bills, ALEC-affiliated legislators have also

pushed “ALEC-inspired” bills in our statehouses. While these bills are not verbatim copies, they closely

resemble ALEC model legislation and further the aims of ALEC corporations.

Missouri House Bill 1617 is the latest in a years-long effort to pass “paycheck deception,” an anti-worker

policy designed to make it harder for workers and their unions to engage in the political process. . ALEC’s

model “Public Employee Paycheck Protection Act” pushes the same policy, prohibiting public employees

from voluntarily contributing to union political activity via payroll deductions. Though HB 1617 was not

drafted in precisely the same format as the ALEC model, they both seek the same harmful ends through

the same burdensome means.

There are similar instances in Kansas. House Bill 2458 seeks to end “net metering” policies that

incentivize consumers to use clean, alternative energy like solar by crediting consumers who feed

energy back into the grid. ALEC has an “Updating Net Metering Policies Resolution” that urges states toreplace their net metering policies with “fixed rate” policies. While Kansas HB 2458 is not an exact

replica of the ALEC resolution, they are strikingly similar and both impose new fees on the use of solar

energy, benefitting large power companies. This is not surprising, given that corporate special interests

and the David Koch-backed Americans for Prosperity pushed the bill in the state.

MISSOURI COPYCAT BILLS

Year Bill Sponsor ALEC Model Topic

2014 HB 1617 Holly Rehder ‘Public Employee Paycheck

Protection Act’

Paycheck deception, Labor,

Public employees

2014 HB 1073 Tony Dugger ‘Voter ID Act’ Voting rights

2014 HJR 47 Stanley Cox ‘Voter ID Act’ Voting rights

2014 SB 511 Will Kraus ‘Voter ID Act’ Voting rights

2014 SJR 31 Will Kraus ‘Voter ID Act’ Voting rights

KANSAS COPYCAT BILLS

Year Bill Sponsor ALEC Model Topic

2013-2014 HB 2519 Committee on Pensions

and Benefits

‘Defined-Contribution

Pension Reform Act’

Public Employee

Pension “Reform”




http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/public-employee-paycheck-protection-act/





http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/updating-net-metering-policies-resolution/



http://cjonline.com/news/state/2014-03-26/house-rejects-bill-repealing-kansas-rps-energy-mandate











http://alecexposed.org/w/images/d/d9/7G16-VOTER_ID_ACT_Exposed.pdf














http://kslegislature.org/li/b2013_14/measures/hb2519/


http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/defined-contribution-pension-reform-act/


























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2013-2014 SB 82 Committee on Utilities ‘Electricity Freedom Act’ Postponing

renewable energy

portfolio standards

(RPS)

2013-2014 HB 2241 Committee on Energyand Environment ‘Electricity Freedom Act’ Postponingrenewable energy

portfolio standards

(RPS)

2013-2014 SS HB

2014

Committee on Utilities ‘Electricity Freedom Act’ Postponing

renewable energy

portfolio standards

(RPS)

2013-2014 SB 280 Committee on Utilities ‘Updating Net Metering

Policies Resolution’

Eliminating net

metering

2013-2014 HB 2458 Committee on Energy

and Environment

‘Updating Net Metering

Policies Resolution’

Eliminating net

metering

2013-2014 HB 2306 Committee on Education ‘Environmental Literacy

Improvement Act’

Climate science

education

2013-2014 HCR 5014 Committee on Energy

and Environment

‘Resolution in Support of

the Keystone XL Pipeline’

Supporting the

Keystone XL Pipeline

2013-2014 HB 2260 Committee on Elections ‘Voter ID Act’ Voting rights

http://www.kslegislature.org/li/b2013_14/measures/bills/senate/#9


http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/electricity-freedom-act/
























http://www.alec.org/model-legislation/environmental-literacy-improvement-act/




http://www.kslegislature.org/li/b2013_14/measures/hcr5014/
































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MISSOURI AND KANSAS CORPORATIONS WITH ALEC TIES

KANSAS CORPORATIONS WITH ALEC TIES

KOCH INDUSTRIES AND KOCH INDUSTRIES PUBLIC SECTOR

Koch Industries is a multinational corporate conglomerate based in Wichita, Kansas. Run by brothers

Charles and David Koch, it is one of the largest privately held companies in the United States. It is a

longtime ALEC member and sponsor. Koch Industries has been a state corporate co-chair in Kansas and

its Director of Public and Government Affairs, Mike Morgan, sits on ALEC’s corporate board, the so-

called “Private Enterprise Advisory Council.” Koch Industries is a member of ALEC’s Energy, Environment

and Agriculture Task Force, Civil Justice Task Force, Public Safety and Elections Task Force, and Tax and

Fiscal Policy Task Force.

HEIN LAW FIRM, CHARTERED

The Hein Law Firm, Chartered, is a lobbying and government affairs firm based in Topeka, Kansas.

Ronald Hein, the president of the firm, and Julie Hein, a lobbyist with the firm, serve as ALEC’s Kansas

Private-Sector Co-Chairs.

MISSOURI CORPORATIONS WITH ALEC TIES

PEABODY ENERGY

Peabody Energy is the world’s largest private-sector coal company, and is listed on ALEC’s corporate

board. This massive producer of coal is a member of ALEC’s Energy, Environment, and Agriculture Task

Force.

PELOPIDAS

The Rex Sinquefield-funded Pelopidas LLC -- which has described itself as an “influence management

firm” and a “top tier lobbying force” -- paid six figures in 2013 to sponsor ALEC’s Annual Meeting in

Chicago.

SHOOK, HARDY & BACON LLP

As of April 2014, Victor Schwartz of Shook, Hardy & Bacon is listed as the Private Chair of the Civil Justice

Task Force. Schwartz is also general counsel for the American Tort Reform Association. Shook Hardy &

Bacon lawyer Mark Behrens is an “advisor” to the task force. For years, Schwartz and other members of

the firm have attended ALEC meetings, testified for bills on behalf of ALEC, and even registered to lobby

in North Dakota, despite the fact that ALEC maintains it does not lobby. Shook, Hardy & Bacon has

spearheaded ALEC’s tort-reform efforts for years, often pushing bills that seem to benefit the firm’s

clients

http://www.alec.org/about-alec/private-enterprise-advisory-council/



http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/ALEC_State_Chairmen#cite_note-Corporate_Chairs-4









https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=3&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CD0QFjAC&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.huffingtonpost.com%2F2013%2F08%2F08%2Falec-meeting-in-chicago_n_3728213.html&ei=335eU8rwNcOWyATWhYGIDQ&usg=AFQjCNE7iJKIW8PCZmINBTno9OeI4ueHCQ&sig2=1W5T-0q0k6dpJUdCjsrtmw&bvm=bv.65397613,d.aWw



http://www.alec.org/task-forces/civil-justice/














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ANHEUSER-BUSCH INBEV

Anheuser-Busch was a member of ALEC’s Commerce, Insurance, and Economic Development (CIED) Task

Force, and has continued to participate in ALEC even after being purchased by InBev. ALEC’s CIED Task

Force has been responsible for anti-worker initiatives like the Paycheck Protection scheme and the ALEC

model ‘Right to Work’ act.

BRYAN CAVE, LLP

Bryan Cave, LLP is a multinational law firm with offices in St. Louis, Jefferson City and Kansas City,

Missouri. Bryan Cave was a sponsor of “Missouri Night” at Antoine’s Restaurant in New Orleans during

the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting.

CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS

Charter Communications is the nation’s fourth-largest communications company, selling telephone,

cable television and Internet services. Charter is a member of ALEC’s Communications and Technology

Task Force, which has been responsible for protecting corporate Internet profits and phone service

profits.

GREAT PLAINS ENERGY

Great Plains Energy is the parent company of Kansas City Power & Light (KCP&L) operating in Kansas

City, Missouri.

KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY

Kansas City Southern is an “international transportation holding company” that owns four subsidiary

railroads. Based in Kansas City, Missouri, KCS was a “Trustee” level sponsor of the 2011 ALEC Annual

Conference and a $5000 sponsor in 2010.

WELLS FARGO & COMPANY

Wells Fargo is an international banking and financial company. Its brokerage subsidiary, Wells Fargo

Advisors, is the nation’s third largest and is based in St. Louis, Missouri. Wells Fargo was an ALEC

member in 2011. Though Wells Fargo did not renew its ALEC membership for 2012, it did sponsor ALEC’s

2013 Annual Meeting.

MISSOURI AND KANSAS CORPORATIONS THAT HAVE CUT THEIR ALEC TIES

EXPRESS SCRIPTSExpress Scripts is a St. Louis-based pharmacy benefit management company. It was a member of ALEC’s

Health and Human Services Task Force and sponsored ‘Missouri Night’ at Antoine’s Restaurant in New

Orleans during ALEC’s 2011 Annual Meeting. Express Scripts announced it had cut ties with ALEC in July

of 2012, but did not actually end its membership until January of 2013.

http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/ALEC_Law_Firms



http://www.businessweek.com/printer/articles/22792-pssst-dot-dot-dot-wanna-buy-a-law







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GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION

General Motors is a multinational automobile manufacturer with a plant employing hundreds of

workers in Wentzville, Missouri. GM was a member of ALEC’s Commerce, Insurance and Economic

Development Task Force as well as the Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force. GM cut ties

with ALEC in July of 2012.

MONSANTO

Monsanto is a “multinational chemical and agricultural biotechnology corporation” based in Creve

Coeur, Missouri. Monsanto was a corporate member and supporter of ALEC in 1992 but no longer has

ties to the organization.

AMEREN

Ameren is Missouri’s largest electric utility and the second largest in Illinois. It has supported ALEC in the

past, and sponsored “Missouri Night” at Antoine’s Restaurant in New Orleans during the 2011 ALEC

Annual Meeting. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported in 2014 that Ameren “is not a member of ALEC

and that it would disclose any political contributions to that group.”

http://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure



http://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/morning_call/2014/04/ameren-defeats-2-activist-shareholder-proposals.html




http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/AmerenUE#cite_note-ALEC_Watch-4



http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.sourcewatch.org%2Findex.php%2FAmerenUE%23cite_note-ALEC_Watch-4&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNGYs4aQuiI_lTPVmgLsgWT4H1C-Pw

http://www.stltoday.com/business/local/ameren-fends-off-activist-shareholder-proposals/article_b299b042-b43a-52d9-8779-cbadbbc897c8.html




http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.sourcewatch.org%2Findex.php%2FAmerenUE%23cite_note-ALEC_Watch-4&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNGYs4aQuiI_lTPVmgLsgWT4H1C-Pw








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ALEC JUNKETS AND “SCHOLARSHIPS”

Why would a legislator be interested in advancing cookie-cutter bills that are giveaways for

multinational corporations located outside of Missouri and Kansas? ALEC’s appeal rests largely on the

fact that these legislators receive trips, food and lodging that provide many part-time legislators and

their families with vacations, along with the opportunity to rub shoulders with prospective donors to

their political campaigns. The ritzy trips are paid for by “scholarships” funded by corporations and

awarded to legislators. For a few hours of work on a task force and sitting through a couple of

workshops by ALEC experts, part-time Kansas and Missouri legislators can bring the whole family to

ALEC’s annual convention, vote in private meetings with corporate lobbyists, and stay in swank hotels

and attend parties, all heavily subsidized by the corporate till. As the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported

after the 2011 ALEC conference in New Orleans, “corporate benefactors made sure Missouri lawmakers

attending the conference were well fed and hydrated.”

MISSOURI LEGISLATORS WHO RECEIVED ALEC JUNKETS AND “SCHOLARSHIPS”

Legislator Year Value Trip

Speaker Tim Jones

2012 $ 2029.14 Washington, DC

2012 $ 1251.58 Salt Lake City, UT

2012 $ 350.00 Charlotte, NC

2011 $ 353.80 Cincinnati, OH

2011 $ 1071.39 Phoenix, AZ

2010 $ 2419.62 San Diego, CA


2009 $ 500.00 Atlanta, GA2009 $12500.00 Washington, DC

2009 “All expenses covered by

ALEC”

Memphis, TN


2008 $ 504.45 Unknown

Total $ 12,426.74

Ed Emery


2010 $ 1658.24 San Diego, CA

2010 $ 703.00 St. Louis, MO


2009 $ 319.60 Memphis, TN

2008 $ 296.30 Unknown

2008 $ 1435.40 Unknown

2008 $ 848.22 Unknown

2007 $ 1,667.97 Unknown









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2006 $ 2067.30 Unknown

2006 $ 141.11 Unknown

Total $ 12,457.26

Jason Smith


2012 $ 500.00 Charlotte, NC2011 $ 500.00 Phoenix, AZ

2011 $ 417.00 Los Angeles, CA

2011 $ 600.00 New Orleans, LA


2010 $ 500.00 San Diego, CA


2009 $ 500.00 Atlanta, GA

2009 $ 391.92 Memphis, TN

2008 $ 500.00 Chicago, IL

Total $ 5867.28

Bob Dixon 2008 $ 598.00 Missoula, MT

Sandy Crawford 2011 $ 600.00 New Orleans, LA

Caleb Jones


2011 $ 600.00 New Orleans, LA

Total $ 1200.00

Mike Kelley 2011 $ 1200.00 Denver, CO

Andrew Koenig


2012 $ 500.00 Charlotte, NC

2011 $ 500.00 Scottsdale, AZ





Total $ 3756.48

Donna Lichtenegger 2011 $ 232.83 Cincinnati, OH

Jim Lembke 2010 $ 500.00 Washington, DC

Jane Cunningham 2012 $ 1045.20 Salt Lake City, UT



2010 $ 372.59 San Diego, CA

2010 $ 1063.98 San Diego, CA


2009 $ 675.20 San Antonio, TX



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2009 $ 1300.00 Atlanta, GA

2009 $ 853.70 Memphis, TN


Total $ 8526.47

Vicki Schneider 2008 $ 500.00 UnknownCynthia Davis 2008 $ 500.00 Unknown

2007 $ 499.06 Unknown

2006 $ 500 Unknown

Total $ 1499.06

Rodney Schad 2008 $ 500.00 Unknown

Doug Ervin 2008 $ 500.00 Unknown

2008 $ 500.00 Unknown

2007 $ 500.00 Unknown

Total $ 1500.00

Marietta Rutledge 2008 $ 1343.67 Unknown

Jason Smith 2008 $ 475.00 Unknown

Walter Bivins 2008 $ 500.00 Unknown

2007 $ 500.00 Unknown

2007 $ 500.00 Unknown

Total $ 1500.00

John Loudon 2008 $ 500.00 Unknown

2007 $ 2185.69 Unknown

Total $ 2685.69

Jim Lembke 2007 $ 500.00 Unknown

2006 $ 423.92 Unknown

Total $ 923.92

Allen Icet 2007 $ 500.00 Unknown

Rodney Schad 2007 $ 500.00 Unknown

Brian Yates 2007 $ 1049.04 Unknown

Becky Currie 2007 $ 1000.00 Unknown

Joe Smith 2007 $ 1085.60 Unknown

David Klindt 2006 $ 881.55 Unknown

Chuck Gross 2006 $ 879.54 Unknown

Carl Bearden 2006 $ 1000.00 Unknown

2006 $ 1000.00 Unknown

Total $ 2000.00

Rex Rector 2006 $ 110.88 Unknown

2006 $ 116.00 Unknown



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2006 $ 1833.55 Unknown

Total $ 2060.43

Chuck Gross 2006 $803.99 Unknown

Steve Hunter 2006 $ 1986.48 Unknown

KANSAS LEGISLATORS WHO RECEIVED ALEC “SCHOLARSHIPS”

Legislator Year

Speaker Ray Merrick2011

2010

Rep. Richard Carlson

2013

2012

2011

Rep. Rob Bruchman 20122011

Rep. Steve Brunk2011

2010

Rep. Pete DeGraaf 2010

Rep. Amanda Grosserode

2013

2012

2011

Rep. Steve Huebert

2013

20122011

2010

2008

Rep. Lance Kinzer

2012

2010

2009

Rep. Marvin Kleeb

2013

2012

2011

2010

Rep. Kelly Meigs 2012

Rep. Marc Rhoades2012

2008

Sen. Garrett Love2013

2012





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Year Person/Entity Value

2008 Brent Hemphill & Associates, Inc $200.00

2008 Gamble & Schlemeier, Ltd. $250.00


2008 Brent Hemphill & Associates, Inc. $200.00

2008 Peabody Energy $2,500.00

2008 MO Cable Pac $300.00

2008 Reynolds American $400.00

2007 Crown Cork $5,000.00

2007 Comcast $1,206.55

2007 Comcast $1,788.32

2007 Comcast $2,058.33

2007 Crown Cork $1,000.00

2007 Bayer HealthCare $500.00

2007 Bryan Cave Strategies $175.00


2006 SBC $1,100.00

2006 Missouri Insurance Coalition $250.00

2006 HTH Companies, Inc. $500.00

2006 Missouri Railroad Association $500.00

2006 Gamble & Schlemeier, LTD $500.00

2006 Missouri Soft Drink Association $500.00

2006 AT&T $4,000.00

2006 AT&T $1,000.00

2006 Milton & Rose D. Friedman Foundation $2,500.00

2006 Verizon Transfer $1,000.00

ALEC GIFTS WRITTEN OFF AS “CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS”

In addition to “scholarships,” Missouri and Kansas legislators have disclosed a combined $22,066 in

campaign contributions from the American Legislative Exchange Council since 1999. These contributions

are not likely actual campaign contributions, which would be illegal for a 501(c)(3) like ALEC, but instead

politicians reporting their receipt of ALEC “scholarships” as campaign contributions.

Missouri Legislators Receiving “Campaign Contributions” from ALEC

Legislator Date Amount

Gary Cross 1/13/12 $1,000.00

Tim Jones 9/4/12 $ 1252.00



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8/31/12 $ 1252.00

6/21/12 $ 350.00

1/17/12 $ 1071.00

1/21/11 $ 1192.00

10/21/10 $ 50.00

Andrew Koenig

6/8/12 $ 350.00

1/9/12 $ 500.00

6/30/11 $ 288.00

4/27/11 $ 50.00

1/16/11 $ 500.00

Rex Rector6/22/01 $ 1073.00

6/22/01 $ 1073.00

Rodney Schad 9/2/08 $ 500.00

Noel Torpey6/19/12 $ 350.00

1/15/12 $ 600.00

Missouri Total $ 11,451.00

Kansas Legislators Receiving “Campaign Contributions” from ALEC

Legislator Date Amount

Tom Bradley 7/6/95 $ 431.00

Richard Carlson10/6/09 $ 800.00

3/28/09 $ 587.00

Leslie Donovan 2/24/00 $ 750.00

Bonnie Huy 7/18/05 $ 100.00

Lance Kinzer 1/15/12 $ 600.00

Bill McCreary 10/26/99 $ 750.00

Steve Morris 10/1/02 $ 500.00

Kay O’Connor 10/1/02 $ 500.00

Ralph Ostmeyer 11/1/11 $ 1000.00

Dennis Pyle 7/30/09 $ 666.00

Marc Rhoades

6/23/08 $ 458.00

10/16/07 $ 384.008/21/07 $ 1416.00

Joe Seiwert1/6/12 $ 500.00

8/18/09 $ 1173.00

Kansas Total $ 10,615



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ALEC MEMBER CORPORATION DONATIONS TO ALEC POLITICIANS

Tens of thousands of dollars in “scholarships” and gifts do not tell the whole story. ALEC-affiliated

legislators in Kansas and Missouri alike have received significant campaign contributions from ALEC’s

corporate members. ALEC member corporations have made nearly half a million dollars’ worth of

campaign contributions to Kansas legislative leaders with ALEC ties and their affiliated committees. In

Missouri, where there are no contribution limits whatsoever, the total is more than twice that of Kansas.

ALEC member corporations have made a total of more than $1.1 million in donations to the political

campaigns of Missouri legislators with ALEC ties and their affiliated committees.

CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS FROM ALEC MEMBER CORPORATIONS TO MISSOURI

LEGISLATORS AND COMMITTEES

SPEAKER TIM JONES, 2006-2012

Contributor Amount DateAbbot Laboratories $150.00 9/23/2011

Altria $8,000.00 10/8/2012

Altria $5,000.00 7/21/2011

Altria $3,000.00 10/13/2010

Altria $2,000.00 12/21/2009

Altria $500.00 12/15/2008

Altria $1,500.00 10/1/2008

Altria $325.00 10/3/2007

Ameren $5,000.00 10/26/2012

Ameren $5,000.00 10/26/2012

Ameren $1,190.20 10/18/2012

Ameren $5,000.00 10/4/2012

Ameren $5,000.00 7/23/2012

Ameren $5,000.00 10/10/2011

Ameren $2,500.00 7/21/2011

Ameren $1,000.00 6/30/2011

Ameren $1,513.92 5/31/2011

Ameren $500.00 11/28/2010

Ameren $500.00 11/28/2010

Ameren $2,500.00 10/1/2010

Ameren $1,000.00 9/13/2010

Ameren $3,000.00 7/9/2010

Ameren $1,000.00 11/9/2009

Ameren $187.50 9/23/2009

Ameren $500.00 10/13/2008

Ameren $500.00 10/1/2008


Ameren $325.00 8/15/2008ALEC $1,251.58 9/4/2012

ALEC $1,251.58 8/31/2012

ALEC $350.00 6/21/2012

ALEC $1,071.00 1/17/2012

ALEC $1,192.31 1/21/2011

ALEC $50.00 10/21/2010

Amgen $300.00 12/9/2011

Amgen $500.00 11/1/2010

Anheuser-Busch $5,000.00 8/6/2012

Anheuser-Busch $428.30 7/23/2012

Anheuser-Busch $7,500.00 10/10/2011

Anheuser-Busch $1,000.00 9/30/2011

Anheuser-Busch $1,000.00 6/6/2011

Anheuser-Busch $350.00 10/11/2010

Anheuser-Busch $1,000.00 10/14/2009


Anheuser-Busch

Agricultural $325.00 6/24/2008

American Chemistry

Council $400.00 10/15/2012American Chemistry

Council $300.00 9/14/2011

American Chemistry

Council $300.00 9/24/2010

American Insurance

Association $250.00 9/14/2011



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American Insurance

Association $200.00 6/8/2011

American Insurance

Association $300.00 9/13/2010

American InsuranceAssociation $200.00 1/21/2009

American Insurance

Association $50.00 1/23/2008

American Insurance

Association $100.00 11/13/2007

Astrazeneca $1,200.00 9/29/2012

Astrazeneca $400.00 9/23/2011

AT&T $5,000.00 8/28/2012

AT&T $5,000.00 6/21/2011

AT&T $2,500.00 10/12/2010

AT&T $2,500.00 5/26/2010

AT&T $1,000.00 11/3/2009

AT&T $1,000.00 6/11/2009

AT&T $400.00 10/28/2008

AT&T $275.00 10/30/2007

AT&T $200.00 10/31/2006

Bank of America $1,000.00 9/11/2012

Bank of America $1,000.00 9/14/2011

Bank of America $300.00 10/26/2010

Bank of America $1,000.00 11/19/2009

Bank of America $325.00 10/6/2008

Bank of America $325.00 1/10/2008

Bayer AG $500.00 10/31/2012

Bayer AG $400.00 3/29/2012

Bayer Corp $400.00 9/22/2010

Bayer Corp $250.00 10/1/2009

Boeing Co $300.00 8/28/2010

Boeing Co $500.00 10/10/2008

Boeing Co $325.00 11/19/2007

Cash AmericaInternational $1,000.00 1/3/2012

Cash America

International $500.00 7/31/2010

CenturyLink $1,650.00 9/20/2012

CenturyLink $350.00 9/4/2012

CenturyLink $1,000.00 6/21/2011


CenturyLink $525.00 9/20/2010

CenturyLink $250.00 8/11/2009

CenturyLink $325.00 7/15/2009

CenturyLink $250.00 6/9/2009

CenturyLink $150.00 1/15/2009

Charter

Communications $2,500.00 7/26/2012

Charter


Charter


Charter


Charter


Charter


Charter


Charter

Communications $325.00 3/17/2008

Charter


Comcast $1,000.00 8/1/2012

Comcast $1,000.00 11/8/2011

Comcast $1,000.00 6/21/2011Comcast $1,000.00 8/6/2010

Comcast $500.00 11/5/2009

Comcast $1,000.00 6/11/2009

Comcast $325.00 9/16/2008

ConocoPhillips $650.00 11/11/2010


CVS Caremark $250.00 7/26/2010

CVS Caremark $250.00 6/9/2008

Eli Lilly & Co $2,000.00 9/12/2012

Eli Lilly & Co $1,500.00 8/10/2011

Eli Lilly & Co $1,500.00 8/12/2010

Eli Lilly & Co $450.00 5/1/2009

Eli Lilly & Co $300.00 12/6/2007

Emerson Electric $1,000.00 8/21/2012





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Express Scripts $10,000.00 10/15/2012

Express Scripts $5,000.00 10/20/2011

Express Scripts $2,500.00 12/3/2010



Express Scripts $325.00 6/5/2008

Farmers Insurance

Group $500.00 7/23/2012

Farmers Insurance

Group $2,000.00 6/6/2012

Farmers Insurance

Group $2,500.00 6/8/2011

Farmers Insurance

Group $1,000.00 7/29/2010Genetech $1,000.00 9/12/2012

Genetech $500.00 12/13/2011

Genetech $500.00 9/15/2010

John Deer & Co $1,000.00 9/11/2012

Johnson & Johnson $500.00 9/26/2012

Johnson & Johnson

Services $500.00 9/14/2011

K12 Management Inc $300.00 10/31/2012

K12 Management Inc $250.00 10/29/2010

Kansas City Power &

Light $500.00 5/16/2012

Kansas City Power &

Light $500.00 9/14/2011

Kansas City Power &

Light $500.00 6/15/2010

Kraft Foods $1,250.00 8/29/2011

Kraft Foods $750.00 7/29/2010

Kraft Foods $1,000.00 8/26/2009

Liberty Mutual

Insurance $1,000.00 2/1/2012

Liberty MutualInsurance $2,000.00 7/21/2011

Liberty Mutual

Insurance $1,000.00 7/29/2010

Logisticare Solutions $200.00 9/26/2008

Medco Health

Solutions $1,000.00 9/14/2011


Medco Health

Solutions Inc &

Affiliates $500.00 9/2/2010

Merck Sharp &

Dohme Corp $400.00 9/20/2012Merck Sharp &

Dohme Corp $500.00 8/26/2011

Microsoft $500.00 9/29/2012

Microsoft $500.00 10/26/2011

Missouri Association

of Realtors $1,000.00 6/6/2012


of Realtors $500.00 4/24/2012


of Realtors $2,500.00 12/30/2011

Missouri Associationof Realtors $500.00 11/28/2011


of Realtors $500.00 9/26/2011


of Realtors $1,000.00 6/6/2011


of Realtors $1,000.00 4/20/2011


of Realtors $1,000.00 3/4/2011


of Realtors $1,000.00 1/25/2011Missouri Association

of Realtors $400.00 10/20/2010


of Realtors $1,000.00 10/7/2010


of Realtors $250.00 6/24/2010


of Realtors $500.00 1/26/2010


of Realtors $250.00 6/29/2009



of Realtors $400.00 9/30/2008


of Realtors $325.00 10/22/2007

Monsanto $2,500.00 10/4/2012



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Monsanto $1,000.00 9/30/2011

Monsanto $500.00 10/11/2010

Monsanto $500.00 6/28/2010

Monsanto $500.00 1/20/2010

National Federation

of Independent

Business $500.00 10/22/2012

National Rifle

Association $1,000.00 10/26/2012

National Rifle

Association $1,000.00 6/14/2010

National Rifle

Association $750.00 9/25/2009

National Rifle

Association $350.00 10/13/2008

Norfolk Southern $900.00 10/31/2012



Novartis

Pharmaceuticals $500.00 12/10/2009

Pfizer $1,000.00 6/30/2011

Pfizer $1,000.00 6/30/2011

Pfizer $750.00 7/9/2010

Sanofi-Aventis US Inc $500.00 12/2/2010




Sprint Nextel $200.00 8/28/2012

Sprint Nextel $1,500.00 12/9/2011

Sprint Nextel $1,000.00 8/6/2010

T-Mobil $1,000.00 6/30/2012

Union Pacific Railroad $500.00 9/30/2011

Union Pacific Railroad $1,000.00 11/4/2010





United Healthcare

Group $2,500.00 9/26/2012

United Healthcare $1,000.00 9/30/2011

United Healthcare $250.00 10/5/2010

Verizon $1,000.00 11/7/2012


Verizon $1,000.00 10/7/2010

Walgreens $500.00 8/31/2012

Walgreens $250.00 10/12/2010

Walgreens $300.00 8/6/2009

Wal-Mart $1,000.00 10/31/2012

Wal-Mart $4,500.00 8/31/2012

Wal-Mart $500.00 1/23/2012

Wal-Mart $1,000.00 8/29/2011

Wal-Mart $1,000.00 10/30/2010

Wal-Mart $1,500.00 12/11/2009

Wal-Mart $325.00 8/11/2008

Waste Management $500.00 10/15/2012



Total $257,336.39

(Source: National Institute of Money in Politics,

Accessed 4/9/14)

HOUSE MAJORITY LEADER JOHN DIEHL, 2008-2012

Contributor Amount Date

Abbot Laboratories $200.00 9/19/2011

Altria $4,000.00 9/2/2012

Altria $2,000.00 11/3/2011

Altria $1,000.00 10/13/2010Altria $2,000.00 8/4/2010

Altria $1,000.00 10/1/2009

Ameren $2,500.00 10/2/2012

Ameren $5,000.00 6/21/2012

Ameren $1,000.00 12/26/2011

Ameren $1,000.00 10/4/2011

Ameren $1,000.00 9/30/2011

Ameren $1,000.00 9/14/2011

Ameren $500.00 8/1/2011

Ameren $1,000.00 10/18/2010

Ameren $500.00 9/13/2010

Ameren $1,285.15 8/18/2010

Ameren $1,500.00 7/22/2010

Ameren $500.00 11/19/2009

Ameren $250.00 9/14/2009

American Chemistry $400.00 11/1/2012



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Council

American Chemistry

Council $300.00 9/15/2010


American Insurance

Association $250.00 9/14/2011

American Insurance

Association $200.00 6/7/2011

American Insurance

Association $100.00 9/15/2010

American Traffic

Solutions $1,000.00 11/7/2010

Amgen $200.00 12/3/2011

Amgen $250.00 11/15/2010

Anheuser-Busch $6,500.00 8/2/2012

Anheuser-Busch $1,000.00 4/3/2012

Anheuser-Busch $1,000.00 9/26/2011

Anheuser-Busch $1,000.00 6/24/2011

Anheuser-Busch $1,000.00 3/29/2011

Anheuser-Busch $1,250.00 8/10/2010

Anheuser-Busch $500.00 10/22/2009

Astrazeneca $1,200.00 10/3/2012

Astrazeneca $350.00 7/4/2011

Astrazeneca $350.00 10/28/2009

AT&T $2,500.00 11/7/2012

AT&T $500.00 11/20/2011

AT&T $150.00 8/11/2011

AT&T $500.00 5/26/2010

AT&T $200.00 10/6/2009

AT&T $150.00 6/1/2009

Bank of America $1,000.00 8/7/2012

Bank of America $1,000.00 9/15/2011

Bank of America $300.00 10/27/2010

Bank of America $500.00 11/19/2009

Bank of America $325.00 10/6/2008

Bayer AG $400.00 11/12/2012

Bayer AG $250.00 10/14/2011

Bayer Corp $250.00 7/16/2010

Bayer Corp $250.00 12/15/2009



Blue Cross Blue Shield $8,000.00 11/1/2012

Boeing Co $300.00 8/20/2010

Bristol-Myers Squibb $500.00 9/22/2012

Bristol-Myers Squibb $1,000.00 8/26/2011

CenturyLink $1,000.00 6/7/2012

CenturyLink $500.00 8/26/2011

CenturyLink $250.00 5/31/2011

CenturyLink $500.00 9/23/2010

CenturyLink $250.00 6/18/2010

Comcast $1,000.00 7/24/2012

Comcast $1,000.00 6/9/2011

Comcast $500.00 8/18/2010

ConocoPhilips $650.00 11/15/2010

CVS Caremark $500.00 9/10/2012

CVS Caremark $500.00 8/29/2011

CVS Caremark $250.00 9/15/2010

Eli Lilly & Co $1,500.00 8/17/2012

Eli Lilly & Co $1,000.00 8/13/2011

Eli Lilly & Co $1,500.00 8/18/2010




Express Scripts $5,000.00 8/27/2012Express Scripts $4,000.00 9/30/2011


Farmers Insurance

Group $1,500.00 6/11/2012

Farmers Insurance

Group $1,000.00 6/8/2011

Ford Motor Co $750.00 12/30/2011

Ford Motor Co $500.00 7/13/2011

Ford Motor Co $500.00 9/22/2010

Ford Motor Co $500.00 9/15/2010

Ford Motor Co $750.00 10/13/2009

Ford Motor Co Civic

Action Fund MO $1500.00 6/27/2012

Genetech $500.00 8/29/2012

K12 Management Inc $250.00 10/17/2012

Kansas City Power &

Light $500.00 7/31/2012



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Kansas City Power &

Light $1,000.00 6/18/2012

Kansas City Power &

Light $500.00 6/13/2011Kraft Foods $500.00 7/4/2011

Kraft Foods $750.00 8/18/2010

Liberty Mutual

Insurance $1,000.00 6/21/2012

Liberty Mutual

Insurance $1,000.00 6/16/2011

Medco Health Solutions $1,000.00 9/2/2011

Medco Health Solutions $500.00 9/15/2010

Microsoft $500.00 10/19/2011

Missouri Association ofRealtors $1,000.00 11/1/2012

Missouri Association of

Realtors $1,000.00 10/3/2012


Realtors $2,500.00 6/18/2012


Realtors $500.00 12/8/2011


Realtors $550.00 10/20/2010


Realtors $500.00 10/18/2010


Realtors $1,000.00 8/18/2010


Realtors $200.00 9/14/2009


Realtors $250.00 6/29/2009


Realtors $325.00 10/2/2008

Monsanto $2,500.00 7/6/2012

Monsanto $1,000.00 8/23/2011

Monsanto $500.00 10/14/2010Monsanto $500.00 6/15/2010

Monsanto $1,000.00 12/16/2009

Monsanto $375.00 11/1/2008

National Rifle

Association $1,000.00 10/16/2012

National Rifle $325.00 6/14/2010



Association

National Rifle

Association $250.00 9/25/2009


Pfizer $750.00 12/31/2011

Pfizer $500.00 8/18/2010

Reynolds American Inc $5,000.00 9/22/2012





Sprint Nextel $1,000.00 8/17/2012

Sprint Nextel $1,000.00 7/9/2012

Sprint Nextel $706.99 9/16/2010

Students First $500.00 7/20/2012








United Health Care $2,000.00 10/10/2012

United Health Care $1,000.00 9/25/2011

UPS $350.00 10/27/2010

Walgreens $500.00 9/2/2012

Walgreens $200.00 10/18/2010

Wal-Mart $500.00 11/12/2012

Wal-Mart $4,000.00 10/16/2012

Wal-Mart $250.00 1/21/2012

Wal-Mart $500.00 7/6/2011

Wal-Mart $750.00 11/7/2010

Wal-Mart $1,000.00 12/31/2009Waste Management $500.00 10/3/2012

Total $154,092.14


Accessed 4/9/14)



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HOUSE ASST. MAJORITY LEADER MIKE CIERPIOT,

2010-2012


Ameren $1,500.00 9/18/2012

Ameren $500.00 9/15/2011

Ameren $500.00 8/24/2011

Anheuser-Busch $500.00 10/25/2012



AT&T $500.00 10/27/2012

AT&T $1,000.00 6/29/2012

AT&T $150.00 12/1/2011

AT&T $500.00 8/19/2011

AT&T $150.00 9/27/2010

AT&T $150.00 12/14/2009

Bank of America $300.00 9/6/2011

CenturyLink $500.00 10/8/2012

CenturyLink $500.00 9/15/2011

CenturyLink $300.00 10/3/2010

Comcast $500.00 8/7/2012

Comcast $500.00 10/31/2011

Comcast $500.00 6/9/2011

Comcast $500.00 8/19/2010

Eli Lilly & Co $500.00 9/26/2011


Ford Motor Co $750.00 9/25/2012

Ford Motor Co $500.00 9/26/2011

K12

Management

Ince $250.00 10/25/2012

Kansas City

Power & LIght $500.00 8/13/2012

Kansas City

Power & LIght $600.00 7/9/2012

Kansas City

Power & LIght $350.00 8/19/2011

Kansas City

Power & LIght $350.00 10/25/2010

Missouri

Association of

Realtors $250.00 10/25/2012

HOUSE ASST. MAJORITY LEADER MIKE CIERPIOT,

2010-2012


Missouri

Association of

Realtors $250.00 10/8/2012Missouri

Association of

Realtors $250.00 9/18/2012

Missouri

Association of

Realtors $500.00 6/30/2012

Missouri

Association of

Realtors $325.00 12/27/2010

Missouri

Association of

Realtors $325.00 10/11/2010

Monsanto $500.00 7/12/2012

Monsanto $350.00 10/25/2010


Pfizer $500.00 10/25/2012

Reynolds

American Inc $500.00 11/5/2012

Reynolds

American Inc $300.00 10/25/2010

Sprint Nextel $250.00 8/7/2012

StudentsFirst $500.00 5/11/2012Time Warner

Cable $250.00 9/17/2012

Time Warner

Cable $250.00 9/29/2011

T-Mobil $500.00 7/12/2012

Union Pacific

Railroad $250.00 10/3/2011

Union Pacific

Railroad $400.00 10/11/2010

UPS $425.00 8/23/2012

Total $21,975.00


Accessed 4/10/14)

House Majority Whip Sandy Crawford, 2010-2012




30

Altria 500.00 9/11/2012

Ameren 1,000.00 9/11/2012

Ameren 1,000.00 8/2/2012

Ameren 500.00 10/3/2011

Ameren 500.00 8/6/2011

Anheuser-Busch 500.00 9/30/2012

AT&T 1,000.00 7/17/2012

AT&T 500.00 6/28/2011

AT&T 150.00 12/8/2010

AT&T 150.00 12/8/2010

Bank of America 1,000.00 8/18/2012

BNSF Railway 500.00

10/19/201

2

BNSF Railway 300.00 8/6/2012

BNSF Railway 500.00

12/31/201

1

BNSF Railway 500.00

12/17/201

0

BNSF Railway 500.00

12/17/201

0

Cash America

International 250.00

11/15/201

1

CenturyLink 500.00 6/25/2012

CenturyLink 500.00 8/31/2011

CenturyLink 350.00 9/29/2010

Comcast 500.00 9/12/2012

Comcast 500.00 11/8/2011

CVS Caremark 250.00 9/11/2012

Kansas City Power &

Light 350.00 11/4/2010


Realtors 250.00

10/25/201

2


Realtors 500.00 10/6/2012


Realtors 500.00 6/30/2012

Sprint Nextel 250.00 7/14/2012

Union Pacific Railroad 300.00 11/5/2010

UPS 300.00

11/17/201

1

Total $14,400.00


Accessed 4/10/14)

House Majority Caucus Chair Shelley Keeney,

2008-2012


Ameren 325.00 10/27/2010

Ameren 325.00 7/27/2010


AstraZeneca 350.00 10/31/2009

AT&T 100.00 9/24/2012

AT&T 300.00 8/7/2012

AT&T 150.00 9/28/2011

AT&T 300.00 7/1/2010

AT&T 200.00 10/28/2009

AT&T 150.00 12/21/2008

AT&T 100.00 9/19/2008

AT&T 150.00 6/30/2008

Bank of America 500.00 9/22/2012

Bank of America 325.00 10/17/2008

BNSF Railway 500.00 10/19/2012

BNSF Railway 400.00 12/30/2011

BNSF Railway 400.00 10/20/2010

BNSF Railway 400.00 9/13/2010

BNSF Railway 400.00 9/29/2008

BNSF Railway Comp 500.00 12/28/2009

CenturyLink 500.00 9/27/2012

CenturyLink 500.00 9/29/2011

Comcast 500.00 8/11/2012

Comcast 500.00 7/6/2011

Comcast 500.00 8/19/2010

Johnson & Johnson PAC 350.00 9/24/2012


Realtors 250.00 10/9/2012


Realtors 150.00 10/20/2010


Realtors 200.00 6/30/2009

Missouri Association ofRealtors 325.00 10/6/2008


Realtors 325.00 2/11/2008

Monsanto 500.00 10/19/2012

Reynolds American Inc 300.00 10/27/2010




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House Majority Caucus Chair Shelley Keeney,

2008-2012



Wal-Mart 250.00 1/13/2010

Wal-Mart 325.00 8/28/2008

Total $12,650.00


Accessed 4/10/14)

House Rep. Sue Allen (ALEC State Chair), 2008-

2012


Ameren

$1,000.

00

8/14/201

2

Ameren $350.00

9/13/201

1

Ameren $350.00

7/29/201

1

Ameren $325.00

10/1/201

0

Ameren $325.00

7/29/201

0

Ameren $500.00

11/9/200

9

Anheuser-Busch $221.00

9/24/201

1


9/22/201

1

Anheuser-Busch $500.0012/4/200

9

AstraZeneca $350.00 7/1/2011

AT&T $500.00

7/27/201

2

AT&T $150.00

9/20/201

1

AT&T $225.00

10/1/201

0

AT&T $300.00

7/21/201

0

AT&T $200.00

11/25/20

09

AT&T $150.00

10/24/20

08

Bank of America $325.00

7/27/201

0


11/19/20

09


8

BNSF Railway $500.00

11/8/201

1


10/5/201

0


9/20/201

0

CenturyLink $500.00

9/10/201

2

CenturyLink $500.00

8/24/201

1

CenturyLink $250.00

9/23/201

0

Charter Communications $500.00 7/5/2012

Charter Communications $500.00

11/7/201

1

Charter Communications $350.00

11/1/201

0

Charter Communications $350.001/11/201

0

Comcast $500.00

8/24/201

2

Comcast $500.00

10/5/201

1

Comcast $500.00 6/9/2011

Comcast $500.00

8/17/201

0

CVS Caremark $250.00

9/15/201

2

Eli Lilly & Co $500.00

8/17/201

0

Excel $500.00

12/12/20

11

Excel

$1,000.

00

6/15/201

1

Express Scripts $500.00

10/10/20

12

Express Scripts

$1,000.

00

9/21/201

1


Ford Motor Co $500.00

12/27/20

11

Missouri Association ofRealtors $250.00

10/3/2012


Realtors $250.00

3/29/201

1


Realtors $150.00

10/7/201

0


Realtors $325.00

10/2/200

8



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Monsanto $350.00

10/3/201

2

Monsanto $350.00

10/1/201

0

Novartis Pharmaceuticals $350.00 6/7/2009

Pfizer $750.00 4/4/2012

T-Mobile $500.00

6/11/201

2

Union Pacific Railroad $300.00

10/1/201

0

Wal-Mart $250.00

12/11/20

09

Total $21,546.00


Accessed 4/10/14)

Senate Majority Leader Ron Richard, 2002-2012


Abbott Laboratories $300.00 7/8/2008

Altria $1,000.00 9/11/2012

Altria $2,000.00 1/25/2010

Altria $2,000.00 3/30/2009

Altria $2,000.00 10/31/2008

Altria $300.00 11/10/2006

Altria $300.00 11/8/2003

Ameren $2,500.00 9/11/2012

Ameren $1,000.00 8/9/2012

Ameren $1,250.00 9/19/2011

Ameren $1,250.00 6/30/2011

Ameren $500.00 9/20/2010

Ameren $500.00 7/26/2010

Ameren $1,000.00 12/1/2009

Ameren $7,500.00 10/27/2008

Ameren $7,500.00 10/14/2008

Ameren $325.00 8/12/2008

Ameren $325.00 4/4/2006

Ameren $300.00 9/10/2002

American Insurance

Association $250.00 9/19/2011

American Insurance $400.00 9/20/2010



Association

American Insurance

Association $500.00 6/2/2009

American Insurance

Association $325.00 5/21/2008

American Insurance

Association $200.00 8/9/2004

Anheuser-Busch $1,000.00 6/26/2012

Anheuser-Busch $1,000.00 9/12/2011

Anheuser-Busch $2,500.00 11/17/2009

Anheuser-Busch $1,000.00 6/17/2009

Anheuser-Busch $1,000.00 5/15/2009

Anheuser-Busch $5,000.00 6/18/2007







AstraZeneca $500.00 9/10/2009

AstraZeneca $325.00 9/12/2008

AstraZeneca $300.00 8/6/2003

AT&T $1,000.00 11/20/2012

AT&T $1,500.00 7/3/2012

AT&T $375.00 8/4/2011

AT&T $10,000.00 7/6/2009

AT&T $5,000.00 10/8/2008

AT&T $1,250.00 7/12/2007

AT&T $175.00 8/11/2006AT&T $300.00 5/14/2002

AT&T $300.00 5/14/2002

Bank of America $1,000.00 10/17/2008

Bank of America $325.00 8/15/2007

Bank of America $200.00 7/31/2006



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Bank of America $300.00 10/26/2004

Bayer AG $300.00 11/3/2008

Bayer AG $325.00 1/29/2008

Boeing Co $500.00 9/1/2010

Boeing Co $500.00 12/21/2009

Boeing Co $500.00 10/28/2008

Boeing Co $325.00 12/14/2007

Boeing Co $200.00 10/24/2006

Boeing Co $125.00 10/3/2006

Boeing Co $200.00 8/31/2005

Boeing Co $300.00 11/9/2004Cash America


Cash America


Cash America


Cash America


Cash America


CenturyLink $2,500.00 10/4/2012

CenturyLink $1,000.00 9/19/2011

CenturyLink $500.00 10/5/2010

CenturyLink $250.00 6/12/2009

Coca-Cola Bottling Co $300.00 9/9/2004

Coca-Cola Bottling Co $70.00 10/28/2010

Coca-Cola

Enterprises $250.00 12/22/2006

Comcast $1,000.00 11/9/2011

Comcast $1,000.00 8/12/2010

Comcast $1,500.00 6/29/2009

Comcast $1,650.00 11/21/2008

Comcast $1,000.00 1/2/2007




CVS Caremark $500.00 9/19/2011

CVS Caremark $500.00 9/20/2010

CVS Caremark $300.00 3/29/2008

Eli Lilly & Co $1,000.00 8/13/2010

Eli Lilly & Co $1,000.00 5/15/2009

Eli Lilly & Co $750.00 5/7/2009



Express Scripts Inc $325.00 9/8/2006


Express Scripts $2,500.00 10/12/2011





Farmers Insurance

Group $1,000.00 7/27/2012

Farmers Insurance

Group $1,000.00 12/30/2011

Farmers Insurance

Group $500.00 10/20/2010

Farmers Insurance

Group $500.00 6/8/2010

Farmers Insurance

Group $2,000.00 6/2/2009

Farmers Insurance

Group $1,000.00 6/2/2009

Farmers Insurance

Group $1,000.00 9/29/2008

Farmers Insurance

Group $1,250.00 6/29/2007

Farmers Insurance

Group $325.00 10/24/2006

Farmers Insurance

Group $325.00 9/8/2006

Farmers Insurance

Group $300.00 9/15/2004

Farmers Insurance $300.00 8/12/2003



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Group

Farmers Insurance

Group $200.00 11/22/2002

Farmers Insurance

Group $200.00 7/10/2002

Farmers Insurance

Group $200.00 7/10/2002

Farmers Insurance

Group $300.00 1/6/2002

Ford Motor Co $4,000.00 12/1/2009

Ford Motor Co $500.00 10/27/2008

Ford Motor Co Civic

Action Fund Missouri $325.00 8/27/2007

GlaxoSmithKline $1,000.00 10/27/2008

GlaxoSmithKline $325.00 9/21/2007

K12 Management Inc $150.00 8/2/2010

Kansas City Light and

Power Co $5,000.00 10/10/2008

Kansas City Power &

Light $500.00 11/25/2009

Kansas City Power &

Light $1,000.00 10/27/2008

Kansas City Power &

Light $1,000.00 6/29/2007

Kraft Foods $500.00 8/10/2011

Kraft Foods $1,000.00 9/21/2009

Kraft Foods $1,000.00 10/3/2008

Kraft Foods $300.00 8/26/2008

Liberty Mutual

Insurance $1,000.00 10/15/2012

Liberty Mutual

Insurance $1,000.00 8/4/2011

Liberty MutualInsurance $2,500.00 6/2/2009

Medco Health

Solutions $500.00 8/27/2010

Medco Health

Solutions $500.00 7/27/2009

Medco Health

Solutions $325.00 9/12/2008




of Realtors $250.00 4/11/2011


of Realtors $250.00 10/11/2010


of Realtors $500.00 9/20/2010


of Realtors $1,000.00 6/30/2009


of Realtors $1,000.00 4/7/2009


of Realtors $1,000.00 2/3/2009


of Realtors $325.00 10/17/2008


of Realtors $1,275.00 1/2/2007


of Realtors $100.00 9/28/2006


of Realtors $325.00 2/14/2006


of Realtors $150.00 10/18/2004


of Realtors $300.00 7/14/2004

Monsanto $1,000.00 10/31/2012Monsanto $500.00 10/20/2010

Monsanto $1,000.00 12/29/2009

Monsanto $2,500.00 1/20/2009

Monsanto $325.00 8/26/2008

National Rifle

Association $1,000.00 1/4/2010

National Rifle

Association $500.00 10/23/2008

National Rifle

Association $325.00 9/19/2007

Norfold Southern $500.00 9/19/2011




Novartis $1,000.00 10/23/2008



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Pharmaceuticals

Pfizer $1,000.00 5/1/2012

Pfizer $650.00 10/2/2008

Pfizer $325.00 4/18/2008

Pfizer $325.00 10/10/2006

Pfizer $150.00 9/9/2004

Pfizer $1,000.00 5/1/2012

Pfizer $650.00 10/2/2008

Pfizer $325.00 4/18/2008

Pfizer $325.00 10/10/2006

Pfizer $150.00 9/9/2004

Sanofi Aventis Group $200.00 9/10/2012

Sprint Nextel $500.00 9/13/2012

Sprint Nextel $1,000.00 8/12/2010

Sprint Nextel $1,000.00 12/1/2009

Sprint Nextel $750.00 10/23/2008

Sprint Nextel $325.00 9/23/2008

Union Pacific

Railroad $1,000.00 7/28/2010

Union PacificRailroad $1,000.00 3/16/2010

Union Pacific

Railroad $2,000.00 10/31/2008

Union Pacific

Railroad $4,000.00 10/17/2008

Union Pacific

Railroad $325.00 12/3/2007

Union Pacific

Railroad $325.00 10/10/2006

UnitedHealthcare $1,000.00 9/21/2009

UnitedHealthcare $325.00 1/25/2008

UnitedHealthcare $325.00 11/10/2006

UPS $1,000.00 1/22/2010

UPS $300.00 11/7/2005

Wal-Mart $500.00 10/17/2012



Wal-Mart $1,000.00 9/19/2011

Wal-Mart $1,000.00 1/4/2010

Wal-Mart $325.00 11/10/2006

Wal-Mart $300.00 11/9/2004

Waste Management $1,000.00 10/6/2009

Waste Management $1,000.00 10/28/2008



Total $189,695.00


Accessed 4/11/14)

Senate Majority Caucus Secretary Jay Wasson

2002-2012


Altria $1,000.00 9/24/2012

Altria $500.00 10/31/2011

Altria $1,750.00 2/2/2010

Altria $500.00 11/3/2008

Altria $325.00 12/20/2007

Ameren $3,000.00 10/29/2012

Ameren $1,000.00 9/20/2011Ameren $1,000.00 7/18/2011

Ameren $500.00 7/29/2010

Ameren $1,000.00 12/17/2009

Ameren $500.00 10/27/2008

Ameren $500.00 10/22/2008

Ameren US PAC $500.00 9/16/2010

Anheuser-Busch $1,000.00 9/30/2011








Anheuser-Busch

Packaging Group $325.00 9/27/2007



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2002-2012


AstraZeneca $1,200.00 10/29/2012

AstraZeneca $650.00 10/25/2011

AstraZeneca $650.00 10/21/2010

AT&T MO Employee

PAC $400.00 10/29/2008

AT&T $500.00 7/23/2012

AT&T $375.00 7/18/2011

AT&T $500.00 9/16/2010

AT&T $500.00 7/29/2009

AT&T $325.00 10/28/2007

AT&T $150.00 7/25/2005

Bayer AG $250.00 12/27/2007

Blue Cross BlueShield $200.00 6/30/2002

Cash America


Cash America


Cash America


CenturyLink $1,500.00 10/12/2012

CenturyLink $1,000.00 8/15/2011

CenturyLink $500.00 9/16/2010

CenturyLink $250.00 7/31/2009



CVS Caremark $500.00 9/24/2012

CVS Caremark $500.00 9/20/2011

CVS Caremark $500.00 9/16/2010

CVS Caremark $500.00 7/29/2009

CVS Caremark $500.00 7/29/2009

CVS Caremark $300.00 5/2/2008

Eli Lilly & Co $1,000.00 8/27/2010

Eli Lilly & Co $700.00 9/17/2009

Eli Lilly & Co $300.00 12/20/2007

Express Scripts $2,000.00 10/12/2012

Express Scripts $1,000.00 12/28/2011




2002-2012



Farmers Insurance

Group $1,000.00 8/3/2012Farmers Insurance

Group $325.00 9/17/2009

Farmers Insurance

Group $325.00 10/22/2008

Farmers Insurance

Group $325.00 9/25/2007

Farmers Insurance

Group $325.00 9/13/2006

Farmers Insurance

Group $325.00 9/2/2006

Farmers InsuranceGroup $200.00 10/25/2004

Farmers Insurance

Group $150.00 7/20/2004

Ford Motor Co Civic

Action Fund MO $1,000.00 11/9/2009

John Deere & Co $1,000.00 9/24/2012

K12 Inc $300.00 5/18/2006

Kansas City Power &

Light $500.00 9/16/2010

Kraft Foods $500.00 9/20/2011

Kraft Foods $250.00 8/2/2010

Kraft Foods $1,000.00 9/17/2009

Kraft Foods $300.00 8/29/2008

Medco Health

Solutions $1,000.00 10/25/2011

Medco Health

Solutions $500.00 9/30/2010

Medco Health

Solutions $500.00 7/29/2009

Medco Health

Solutions $500.00 11/3/2008Merck & Co $150.00 7/20/2004


of Realtors $250.00 4/22/2011


of Realtors $500.00 10/14/2010


of Realtors $500.00 9/16/2010



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2002-2012



of Realtors $1,000.00 6/28/2009

Missouri Associationof Realtors $1,000.00 1/28/2009


of Realtors $1,000.00 10/22/2008


of Realtors $325.00 9/25/2007


of Realtors $325.00 9/27/2006


of Realtors $25.00 7/25/2006


of Realtors $300.00 12/10/2005Missouri Association

of Realtors $300.00 9/28/2004


of Realtors $300.00 7/20/2004


of Realtors $300.00 9/24/2002


of Realtors $300.00 8/17/2002

Monsanto $1,000.00 11/10/2012

Monsanto $500.00 10/21/2010

Monsanto $500.00 7/8/2010

Monsanto $500.00 4/28/2010


Reynolds American

Inc $1,000.00 10/29/2010

Sprint Nextel $1,000.00 9/16/2010

Union Pacific

Railroad $1,000.00 10/14/2010

Union Pacific

Railroad $500.00 3/16/2010

Union PacificRailroad $600.00 10/22/2008







2002-2012


UPS $350.00 2/2/2010

UPSPAC - Missouri $500.00 7/23/2012

UPSPAC - Missouri $450.00 12/8/2011

UPSPAC - Missouri $500.00 12/31/2010

Walgreens $300.00 9/9/2012

Walgreens $250.00 10/21/2010

Walgreens $300.00 9/17/2009

Walgreens $325.00 9/16/2008

Wal-Mart $1,000.00 12/31/2009

Wal-Mart $325.00 9/16/2008

Wal-Mart $325.00 12/27/2007

Wal-Mart $325.00 11/2/2006


Total $73,250.00


Accessed 4/11/14)

Senate Majority Caucus Whip Brian Nieves,

2002-2012


Altria $1,000.00 9/20/2010

Altria $300.00 11/15/2006

Ameren $2,500.00 10/24/2012

Ameren $1,000.00 8/19/2011

Ameren $1,000.00 7/29/2011

Ameren $500.00 12/10/2010

Ameren $1,500.00 10/1/2010

Ameren $300.00 9/25/2003

Ameren $300.00 10/3/2002

Anheuser-Busch $1,000.00 9/23/2011


Anheuser-Busch $300.00 9/24/2008Anheuser-Busch $300.00 6/20/2007





AstraZeneca $600.00 10/21/2010



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2002-2012


AstraZeneca $325.00 8/15/2006

AstraZeneca $300.00 8/15/2005

AstraZeneca $300.00 9/29/2004

AstraZeneca $300.00 9/27/2003

AT&T $500.00 7/1/2012

AT&T $375.00 7/26/2011

AT&T $500.00 9/4/2010

AT&T $500.00 10/9/2009

AT&T $400.00 11/20/2008

AT&T $325.00 12/15/2007

AT&T $325.00 9/29/2006

AT&T $150.00 8/30/2005

AT&T $300.00 9/18/2003

Boeing Co $325.00 12/28/2007

CenturyLink $1,000.00 12/10/2010

Charter


Charter


Charter


Comcast $1,000.00 11/1/2011

Eli Lilly & Co $750.00 10/25/2011Eli Lilly & Co $750.00 8/24/2011

Eli Lilly & Co $300.00 12/28/2007




Farmers Insurance

Group $325.00 9/10/2008

Farmers Insurance

Group $325.00 1/21/2008

Farmers Insurance

Group $325.00 11/15/2006

Farmers Insurance

Group $325.00 8/15/2006

Kraft Foods $500.00 7/16/2011

Merck & Co $200.00 10/18/2006

Merck & Co $200.00 10/21/2004


2002-2012



of Realtors $500.00 10/5/2010



of Realtors $500.00 3/23/2010


of Realtors $250.00 6/30/2009


of Realtors $100.00 3/30/2009


of Realtors $600.00 9/25/2008


of Realtors $500.00 6/15/2007Missouri Association

of Realtors $325.00 8/15/2006


of Realtors $25.00 6/25/2006


of Realtors $300.00 8/15/2005


of Realtors $300.00 8/23/2004


of Realtors $300.00 7/22/2004


Monsanto $500.00 11/1/2010

Monsanto $325.00 8/29/2007

Monsanto $325.00 11/15/2006

National Federation of

Independent Business $300.00 9/20/2004



National Rifle

Association $350.00 10/20/2008

National Rifle

Association $150.00 9/29/2004

Novartis $150.00 8/18/2003

Novartis


Novartis




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2002-2012


Novartis


Pfizer $150.00 7/31/2004Reynolds American Inc $2,000.00 10/21/2010


Southwestern Bell $300.00 8/23/2004



Walgreens $300.00 7/30/2012

Total $42,675.00


Accessed 4/15/14)

Senator Ed Emery (ALEC state co-chair), 2002-2012


Ameren $5,000.00 10/4/2012

Ameren $350.00

12/11/200

9

Ameren $1,203.10 8/27/2009

Ameren $1,750.00

10/28/200

8

Ameren $1,750.00

10/11/200

8Ameren $325.00 8/5/2008

Ameren $300.00 9/30/2004

Ameren $300.00

10/14/200

3

Ameren $300.00 11/3/2002

AstraZeneca $325.00 11/9/2007

AT&T $500.00 9/20/2012

AT&T $1,000.00 8/1/2009

AT&T $2,500.00 10/9/2008

AT&T $325.00 10/2/2006AT&T $125.00 8/8/2006

AT&T $200.00 8/2/2005

AT&T $300.00 9/21/2004

AT&T $100.00 9/10/2002


12/23/200

6




12/23/200

6

Blue Cross Blue Shield $300.00 9/10/2002

BNSF Railway $500.0010/29/201

2

BNSF Railway $1,000.00 8/13/2012

BNSF Railway $1,000.00 9/24/2008

BNSF Railway $325.00 10/4/2006

BNSF Railway $300.00 9/23/2005

Burlington Northern

Santa Fe Railroad $300.00 9/21/2004

CenturyLink $1,500.00 10/8/2012

CenturyLink $500.00

10/27/200

9

Comcast $1,000.00

10/23/201

2

Comcast $325.00 6/23/2008


Farmers Insurance

Group $1,000.00 11/3/2012

Farmers Insurance

Group $200.00

10/12/200

4

Farmers Insurance

Group $200.00 7/15/2004

Johnson & JohnsonInsurance $150.00 4/9/2004

K12 Management Inc $200.00

10/25/201

2

Kansas City Power &

Light $2,000.00 9/12/2012

Kansas City Power &

Light $350.00 12/9/2009

Kansas City Power &

Light $1,000.00 7/12/2007

Kansas City Power &

Light $325.00 9/19/2006Kansas City Power &

Light $300.00

10/17/200

5

Kansas City Power &

Light $300.00 9/30/2004

Kansas City Power &

Light $300.00 9/27/2003



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Realtors $500.00

10/31/201

2


Realtors $400.00 10/2/2008Missouri Association of

Realtors $325.00 5/8/2008


Realtors $325.00 9/19/2006


Realtors $325.00 7/1/2006


Realtors $300.00 9/28/2004


Realtors $300.00 4/17/2004

Missouri Association ofRealtors $300.00 9/27/2002




Independent Business/

Missouri $96.00

10/11/201

2

Sprint Nextel -$25.00

00/00/000

0

Sprint Nextel $500.00 12/4/2012

Sprint Nextel $1,000.00 8/11/2009

Sprint Nextel $1,025.00 10/2/2008

Sprint Nextel $325.00 9/13/2008

Sprint Nextel $350.00 1/18/2008

Sprint Nextel $325.00 10/3/2006

Sprint Nextel $300.00 9/23/2005

Union Pacific Railroad $1,000.00

10/11/200

8


UP Railroad Co $500.00

10/29/201

2

Total $39,774.10(Source: National Institute of Money in Politics,

Accessed 4/15/14)

Missouri House Republican Campaign Committee,

2011-2012


Altria $5,000.00 10/27/2011


2011-2012


Altria $10,000.00 7/29/2011

Ameren $1,501.00 9/11/2012

Ameren $15,000.00 8/9/2012

Ameren $15,000.00 7/18/2011

American

Insurance

Association $1,000.00 9/19/2011

Anheuser-Busch $10,000.00 8/16/2012


Anheuser-Busch $1,320.00 6/15/2012

Anheuser-Busch $10,000.00 10/13/2011

Anheuser-Busch $5,000.00 6/24/2011

AT&T $25,000.00 7/23/2012Bank of America $10,000.00 9/6/2012

CenturyLink $2,000.00 10/6/2012

CenturyLink $1,177.13 8/12/2012

CenturyLink $1,000.00 3/20/2012

CenturyLink $1,838.43 8/15/2011

CenturyLink $4,000.00 7/28/2011

Charter


Charter


Charter


Charter


Charter


Charter


Comcast $2,500.00 10/19/2011

Comcast $5,000.00 6/28/2011

Eli Lilly & Co $5,000.00 9/11/2012

Eli Lilly & Co $5,000.00 9/22/2011





Express Scripts $10,000.00 8/13/2012



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2011-2012




FarmersInsurance Group $7,500.00 7/23/2012

Farmers

Insurance Group $11,500.00 7/28/2011

Ford Motor Co $5,000.00 8/22/2011

Kansas City Power

& Light $1,820.00 12/14/2012

Kansas City Power

& Light $5,500.00 9/11/2012

Kansas City Power

& Light $861.00 7/19/2012

Kansas City Power

& Light $2,080.00 7/19/2012

Medco Health

Solutions $2,000.00 9/22/2011

Microsoft PAC

MO $500.00 9/26/2012

Microsoft PAC

MO $1,513.00 7/28/2011

Missouri

Association of

Realtors $2,500.00 10/24/2012

MissouriAssociation of

Realtors $1,000.00 9/29/2012

Missouri

Association of

Realtors $1,000.00 9/11/2012

Missouri

Association of

Realtors $1,000.00 5/8/2012

Missouri

Association of

Realtors $2,500.00 3/27/2012

Missouri

Association of

Realtors $15,000.00 6/28/2011

Missouri

Association of

Realtors $1,000.00 5/27/2011


2011-2012


Missouri

Association of

Realtors $1,000.00 4/29/2011Monsanto $5,000.00 6/6/2011

Pfizer $5,000.00 10/25/2012

Pfizer $5,000.00 6/29/2011

StudentsFirst $15,000.00 10/12/2012

Time Warner

Cable $500.00 8/25/2011

UP Railroad Co $1,000.00 6/29/2011

Total $276,902.30


Accessed 4/17/14)

Missouri Senate Campaign Committee, 2012

[Missouri Republican State Senate Campaign

Committee]


Ameren $15,000.00 9/3/2012

Anheuser-Busch $2,500.00 10/16/2012

Anheuser-Busch $1,500.00 6/11/2012

AT&T $10,000.00 7/25/2012

CenturyLink $4,700.00 10/9/2012

CenturyLink $4,870.00 9/19/2012CenturyLink $1,000.00 3/30/2012

Charter


Charter


Comcast $2,000.00 11/5/2012

Express Scripts $5,000.00 10/16/2012

Ford Motor Co $2,500.00 10/11/2012

Kansas City Power

& Light $2,500.00 9/12/2012

Missouri

Association of

Realtors $5,000.00 11/13/2012

Missouri

Association of

Realtors $5,000.00 10/11/2012



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Missouri Senate Campaign Committee, 2012

[Missouri Republican State Senate Campaign

Committee]


Missouri

Association ofRealtors $5,000.00 9/12/2012

Missouri

Association of

Realtors $1,000.00 6/11/2012

Missouri

Association of

Realtors $2,500.00 3/30/2012

Reynolds American

Inc $10,000.00 11/1/2012

StudentsFirst $10,000.00 10/4/2012

UP Railroad Co $1,500.00 8/29/2012

Total $95,070.00


Accessed 4/17/14)



43

CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS FROM ALEC MEMBER CORPORATIONS TO

KANSAS LEGISLATORS AND COMMITTEES

House Speaker Ray Merrick (ALEC state chair),

2000-2012


Altria $300.00 8/9/2011

Altria $500.00 10/25/2010

Altria $225.00 7/29/2010

Altria $250.00 10/21/2009

Altria $300.00 9/25/2008

Altria $250.00 8/1/2007

Altria $300.00 7/20/2006

Altria $200.00 7/28/2004

Altria $100.00 8/20/2003

Altria $300.00 8/9/2011

Altria $500.00 10/25/2010

Altria $225.00 7/29/2010

Altria $250.00 10/21/2009

Altria $300.00 9/25/2008

Altria $250.00 8/1/2007

Altria $300.00 7/20/2006

Altria $200.00 7/28/2004

Altria $100.00 8/20/2003

American Insurance

Association $250.00 9/23/2010

American Insurance

Association $250.00 10/21/2008

American Insurance

Association $250.00 12/6/2007

American Insurance

Association $250.00 9/20/2006

AstraZeneca $500.00 10/25/2010

AstraZeneca $500.00 9/15/2008

AstraZeneca $500.00 10/25/2007AT&T $1,000.00 8/24/2011

AT&T $500.00 10/12/2009

AT&T $500.00 10/24/2008

AT&T $500.00 9/7/2007

AT&T $250.00 7/17/2006

AT&T $250.00 12/12/2005


2000-2012


AT&T $250.00 6/27/2005

AT&T $100.00 10/4/2004

AT&T $150.00 6/24/2004

AT&T $150.00 9/24/2003

AT&T $100.00 10/3/2002

AT&T $150.00 11/13/2001

Atmos Energy $200.00 12/7/2011

Atmos Energy $400.00 10/16/2010

Atmos Energy $200.00 10/28/2008

Atmos Energy $200.00 12/11/2007

Atmos Energy $100.00 10/12/2004

Bayer AG $250.00 9/3/2010

Bayer AG $250.00 11/19/2007

Bayer AG $250.00 7/13/2006

Bayer AG $150.00 9/16/2004

Bayer Healthcare $250.00 9/30/2009


Boeing Co $200.00 10/18/2010

Boeing Co $200.00 10/31/2009

Boeing Co $200.00 9/5/2008

Boeing Co $200.00 8/1/2007

Boeing Co $200.00 10/4/2006

Boeing Co $200.00 7/24/2006

Boeing Co $200.00 7/14/2005

Boeing Co $200.00 9/22/2004

Boeing Co $200.00 11/5/2003

Boeing Co $200.00 10/8/2002

Boeing Co $200.00 8/29/2000

BP North America $250.00 10/20/2008


BNSF Railway $500.00 11/10/2011

BNSF Railway $250.00 11/25/2009

BNSF Railway $200.00 9/11/2008

BNSF Railway $250.00 9/15/2007



44


2000-2012


BNSF Railway $250.00 6/22/2006

BNSF Railway $150.00 12/19/2005

Burlington Northern& Santa Fe

Railroad/BNSF $250.00 9/18/2002

Burlington Northern

& Santa Fe

Railroad/BNSF $150.00 8/20/2002

Burlington Northern

Santa Fe Railway $150.00 8/29/2003

CenturyLink $1,000.00 8/24/2011

CenturyLink $250.00 9/24/2010

CenturyLink $250.00 10/12/2009

Coca-Cola Enterprises $200.00 10/5/2006

Coca-Cola Enterprises $200.00 9/16/2004

Comcast $1,000.00 10/5/2011




Distilled Spirits

Council of the US $150.00 7/23/2002

ExxonMobil $500.00 9/27/2011

ExxonMobil $500.00 10/29/2010

ExxonMobil $500.00 11/10/2009

ExxonMobil $450.00 9/25/2008

ExxonMobil $500.00 10/30/2006

ExxonMobil $300.00 12/1/2005

ExxonMobil $300.00 11/8/2004

Farmers Insurance

Group $500.00 12/23/2011

Farmers Insurance

Group $500.00 10/23/2009

General Electric $500.00 12/11/2007



General Motors $250.00 10/18/2010

General Motors $200.00 7/12/2008





2000-2012


General Motors $250.00 12/20/2005

GlaxcoSmithKline $500.00 9/20/2010






Humana $100.00 12/19/2009

Humana $100.00 11/22/2008

Humana $100.00 12/18/2007

Humana $200.00 10/18/2006

Humana $200.00 11/16/2005

John Deere & Co $500.00 7/9/2010

John Deere & Co $500.00 9/2/2008

Johnson & Johnson

Services $500.00 11/3/2011

Johnson & Johnson

Services $500.00 10/16/2010

Johnson & Johnson

Services $200.00 10/27/2009

Johnson & Johnson

Services $300.00 9/24/2008

Johnson & Johnson

Services $300.00 11/29/2007

K12 Inc $250.00 10/29/2010

Kansas City Power &

Light $500.00 12/9/2011

Kansas City Power &

Light $400.00 10/10/2010

Kansas City Power &

Light $400.00 12/18/2009

Kansas City Power &

Light $500.00 10/3/2008

Kansas City Power &Light $500.00 10/8/2007

Kansas City Power &

Light $500.00 10/4/2006

Kansas City Power &

Light $250.00 12/20/2005

Kansas City Power &

Light $250.00 5/31/2005



45


2000-2012


Kansas City Power &

Light $350.00 10/5/2004


Kansas City Power &

Light $150.00 10/6/2003

Kansas City Power &

Light $500.00 9/18/2002

Kansas City Power &

Light $250.00 7/7/2002

Kansas City Power &

Light $250.00 12/14/2001

Kansas City Power &


Light $150.00 7/14/2000

Kansas City Power &

Light $100.00 6/13/2000

Koch Chemical

Technology Group $500.00 10/24/2008

Koch Industries $1,000.00 12/12/2011

Koch Industries $500.00 10/7/2010









Koch Mineral Services $500.00 10/24/2008

Koch Supply &

Trading $500.00 10/24/2008

Kraft Foods $300.00 10/19/2010

Medco Health

Solutions $200.00 12/15/2011

Medco Health

Solutions $200.00 12/11/2009

Medco Health

Solutions $100.00 10/25/2008


2000-2012


Medco Health

Solutions $150.00 12/6/2007

Merck & Co $200.00 8/19/2008Merck & Co $200.00 12/6/2007

Merck & Co $250.00 10/13/2006

Merck & Co $200.00 5/26/2004

Merck & Co $200.00 8/27/2002

Merck & Co $100.00 8/28/2000

Merck Sharpe &

Dohme Corp $500.00 10/25/2010

Monsanto $500.00 12/6/2008

Monsanto $500.00 8/2/2008

Monsanto $500.00 7/26/2006National Federation

of Independent

Business $250.00 7/27/2006

National Rifle

Association $250.00 10/1/2009

National Rifle

Association $500.00 9/29/2008

National Rifle

Association $500.00 6/15/2006

National Rifle

Association $250.00 6/17/2004National Rifle

Association $250.00 12/9/2003

Novartis


Novartis


Novartis


Novartis


NovartisPharmaceuticals $500.00 10/14/2003

Novartis


Novartis


Novartis




46


2000-2012


Pepsi-Cola $50.00 10/14/2003

Pepsi-Cola Bottling $50.00 6/24/2002

Pepsi-Cola GeneralBottlers $250.00 12/10/2007

PepsiCo $250.00 10/29/2010

PepsiCo Beverages $250.00 10/15/2011

Pfizer $500.00 10/19/2010

Pfizer $200.00 10/2/2008

Pfizer $250.00 10/4/2007

Pfizer $250.00 10/10/2006

Pfizer $150.00 9/23/2004

Pfizer $100.00 7/27/2004

Philip Morris $100.00 10/11/2002

Philip Morris $200.00 10/10/2001

Philip Morris $200.00 10/27/2000

Reynolds American

Inc $250.00 11/21/2011

Reynolds American

Inc $250.00 8/10/2010

Reynolds American

Inc $250.00 10/23/2009

Reynolds American

Inc $300.00 7/19/2008

Reynolds American

Inc $200.00 11/4/2007

RJ Reynolds Tobacco $200.00 7/26/2006



SBC Communications $250.00 8/27/2004







Sprint $250.00 10/13/2003

Sprint $250.00 7/18/2002

Sprint $250.00 6/25/2002

Sprint $200.00 12/26/2001


2000-2012


Sprint $250.00 7/14/2000

Sprint Nextel $300.00 12/16/2011

Sprint Nextel $500.00 9/30/2010

Sprint Nextel $500.00 10/12/2009

Sprint Nextel $500.00 8/28/2008

Sprint Nextel $250.00 12/4/2007

Sprint Nextel $250.00 9/19/2006

Sprint Nextel $200.00 7/12/2006

Sprint Nextel $250.00 6/10/2005








Union Pacific Railway $150.00 9/15/2007

Verizon $250.00 12/10/2011

Verizon $500.00 10/12/2010

Verizon $300.00 10/31/2002

Verizon $300.00 8/9/2002

Wal-Mart $500.00 12/16/2011

Wal-Mart $500.00 10/29/2010

Wal-Mart $500.00 12/17/2009

Wal-Mart $400.00 10/22/2008

Wal-Mart $500.00 12/5/2007

Walgreens $250.00 10/25/2010

Walgreens $250.00 11/3/2009

Walgreens $250.00 9/6/2008

Walgreens $200.00 11/28/2006


Waste Management $250.00 12/15/2007Waste Management $250.00 9/13/2006

Wyeth


Wyeth


Total $75,100.00



47


Accessed 4/16/14)

House Speaker Pro Tem Peggy Mast (Long), 1996-

2012


Altria $250.00 10/15/2012

American Insurance

Association $100.00 9/29/2000

AmeriGroup $150.00 11/6/2012


Anheuser-Busch $200.00 10/19/2009


Anheuser-Busch $200.00 10/29/2007



Anheuser-Busch $250.00 11/12/2003




Anheuser-Busch $150.00 12/15/1999

Anheuser-Busch $250.00 10/19/1998

Anheuser-Busch $250.00 12/16/1997

AstraZeneca $500.00 10/21/2010

AstraZeneca $500.00 11/14/2009

AT&T $350.00 10/4/2012

AT&T $250.00 9/1/2011

AT&T $250.00 10/22/2009

AT&T $250.00 8/28/2008

AT&T $500.00 11/20/2007

AT&T $400.00 12/20/2006

AT&T $200.00 11/1/2004

AT&T $150.00 8/5/2004

AT&T $200.00 11/6/2003

Atmos Energy $300.00 10/19/2012

Atmos Energy $100.00 11/20/2011Atmos Energy $200.00 10/18/2010

Atmos Energy $200.00 10/31/2008

Atmos Energy $150.00 10/3/2006

Bayer AG $125.00 12/13/2001

Blue Cross Blue

Shield $150.00 10/11/2004


2012


BNSF Railway $200.00 10/10/2012

Boeing Co $200.00 10/28/2009

Boeing Co $200.00 10/24/2008

Boeing Co $200.00 6/26/2007

Boeing Co $200.00 9/27/2006

Boeing Co $200.00 10/22/2005

Boeing Co $200.00 11/1/2004

Boeing Co $200.00 11/5/2003

Boeing Co $200.00 7/2/2002

Boeing Co $200.00 12/5/2000

Boeing Co $200.00 11/18/1999

Boeing Co $200.00 10/2/1998

Boeing Co $200.00 7/22/1997

Boeing Co $200.00 11/21/1996



CenturyLink $250.00 10/2/2010




Cox


Cox


Cox


Eli Lilly & Co $400.00 10/25/2012

Eli Lilly & Co $200.00 12/19/2011

Eli Lilly & Co $200.00 10/21/2010

Eli Lilly & Co $250.00 7/31/2010

Eli Lilly & Co $250.00 9/10/2009

Eli Lilly & Co -$50.00 10/25/2008

Eli Lilly & Co $300.00 10/13/2008

Eli Lilly & Co $250.00 9/11/2008

Eli Lilly & Co $250.00 11/1/2006

Eli Lilly & Co $200.00 11/19/2004


ExxonMobil $400.00 11/4/2009

ExxonMobil $400.00 10/4/2008



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2012


ExxonMobil $300.00 11/5/2006

ExxonMobil $250.00 12/1/2005

Humana $100.00 12/6/2009

Humana $250.00 11/20/2008

Humana $100.00 12/21/2007

Humana $200.00 11/16/2005

Humana $200.00 11/8/2004

Humana $500.00 7/29/2002

Johnson & Johnson

Services $250.00 9/27/2012

Johnson & Johnson

Services $500.00 10/18/2010

Johnson & JohnsonServices $200.00 10/16/2009

Johnson & Johnson

Services $200.00 11/27/2007

Kansas City Power &

Light $400.00 10/13/2008

Kansas City Power &

Light $250.00 11/1/2004

Kansas City Power &

Light $500.00 10/1/2002

Kansas City Power &

Light $100.00 9/10/2000Koch Industries $500.00 10/28/2012













Medco Health

Solutions $100.00 12/13/2011


2012


Medco Health

Solutions $100.00 12/4/2009

Merck & Co $200.00 10/31/2011Merck & Co $150.00 11/1/2010

Merck & Co $250.00 8/16/2010

Merck & Co $250.00 10/26/2006

Merck & Co $200.00 10/1/2002

Merck Sharp &

Dohme Corp $200.00 9/21/2012

Microsoft $200.00 10/19/2012

Microsoft $200.00 12/23/2011

National Federation

of IndependentBusiness $100.00 11/1/2010

National Federation

of Independent

Business $250.00 9/27/2006

National Federation

of Independent

Business $100.00 11/1/2004

National Federation

of Independent

Business Kansas $100.00 9/1/2008

National Rifle

Association $500.00 7/31/2008

National Rifle

Association $250.00 12/7/1999

Novartis


Novartis


Novartis


Novartis


Novartis


Novartis


Novartis




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2012


Novartis


NovartisPharmaceuticals $500.00 8/29/2000

Pepsico $250.00 10/17/2011

Pepsico $250.00 10/2/2010

Pfizer $250.00 11/1/2011

Pfizer $200.00 11/1/2010

Pfizer $150.00 10/12/2007

Pfizer $250.00 10/12/2006

Pfizer $150.00 10/10/2004

Philip Morris $100.00 10/14/2002

Philip Morris $200.00 10/10/2001Philip Morris $200.00 10/27/2000

Philip Morris $200.00 9/30/1999

Philip Morris $250.00 11/17/1998

Philip Morris $200.00 1/8/1997

Raytheon Aircraft $100.00 10/1/2002




Reynolds American

Inc $200.00 8/16/2010Reynolds American

Inc $200.00 10/20/2009

Reynolds American

Inc $200.00 7/19/2008






SBC








2012


Southwestern Bell

Kansas Employee

PAC $100.00 10/19/1998Southwestern Bell

PAC $200.00 11/21/1996

Sprint $250.00 10/11/2004

Sprint $250.00 11/13/2003

Sprint $200.00 10/1/2002

Sprint $100.00 10/19/1998

Sprint Nextel $200.00 11/5/2006

Sprint Nextel $250.00 10/3/2006

Sprint Nextel $250.00 8/1/2005

T-Mobile $100.00 12/21/2007Union Pacific

Railroad $150.00 7/24/2002


Walgreens $250.00 10/28/2012

Walgreens $250.00 9/7/2011

Walgreens $250.00 10/22/2010

Walgreens $250.00 11/2/2009

Walgreens $200.00 9/7/2008

Wal-Mart $300.00 10/24/2008

Wal-Mart $500.00 7/31/2008

Total $42,975.00


Accessed 4/17/14)

House Majority Caucus Chair Kyle Hoffman, 2010-

2012


Altria $250.00 10/8/2012

Altria $300.00 11/16/2011

AT&T $250.00 11/16/2011

AT&T $250.00 12/23/2010

Atmos Energy $250.00 8/1/2012

Atmos Energy $250.00 7/26/2012

Atmos Energy $100.00 11/16/2011

BNSF Railway $300.00 12/19/2011

CenturyLink $500.00 10/4/2012

CenturyLink $250.00 11/16/2011



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House Majority Caucus Chair Kyle Hoffman, 2010-

2012


Chesapeake Energy $500.00 12/8/2011

Cox Communications $250.00 9/5/2012



Johnson & Johnson

Services $250.00 9/25/2012

Johnson & Johnson

Services $300.00 7/16/2012




Merck Sharp & Dohme

Corp $150.00 11/5/2010Merck Sharp & Dohme

Corp $250.00 8/4/2010



Pfizer $100.00 11/5/2010

Reynolds American Inc $150.00 8/1/2012



Total $7,350.00


Accessed 4/16/14)

Senate President Susan Wagle, 1996-2012

(including Lt. Gov. run in 2006)


Altria 500.00 10/12/2012

Altria 300.00 8/16/2011

Altria 250.00 8/1/2007

Altria 400.00 8/2/2004

Altria 200.00 8/19/2003

American InsuranceAssociation 500.00 10/22/2012

American Insurance

Association 500.00 10/20/2009

American Insurance

Association 250.00 10/18/2008

American Insurance

Association 250.00 11/19/2007




American Insurance

Association 1,000.00 10/9/2006

American InsuranceAssociation 150.00 12/9/2005

American Insurance

Association 250.00 7/26/2004

American Insurance

Association 250.00 10/3/2000

American Insurance

Association 200.00 10/14/1998

AmeriGroup Corp 1,000.00 10/9/2012

















AstraZeneca 250.00 11/6/2012

AT&T 1,000.00 10/9/2012

AT&T 500.00 10/6/2011

AT&T 500.00 12/28/2009

AT&T 500.00 10/13/2008

AT&T 1,000.00 12/17/2007

AT&T 2,000.00 10/9/2006

AT&T 2,000.00 12/12/2005

AT&T 200.00 10/20/2004

AT&T 250.00 7/24/2004

AT&T 200.00 11/7/2003

AT&T 150.00 11/10/2000



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AT&T 200.00 11/2/1998

AT&T 250.00 12/15/1997

AT&T 100.00 10/28/1996

AT&T 100.00 10/28/1996

Atmos Energy 200.00 10/20/2004

Bayer AG 250.00 10/24/2012

Bayer AG 250.00 10/18/2008

Bayer AG 2,000.00 10/26/2006

Bayer AG 500.00 7/28/2006

Bayer AG 1,500.00 12/19/2005

Bayer AG 250.00 9/20/2004

Bayer AG 200.00 11/10/2003

BellSouth 2,000.00 12/14/2005

BellSouth 200.00 8/1/2004

BellSouth 1,000.00 11/10/2000

Blue Cross Blue

Shield 500.00 11/16/2009

Boeing Co 200.00 12/28/2009

Boeing Co 200.00 10/18/2008

Boeing Co 250.00 10/2/2007

Boeing Co 750.00 9/27/2006

Boeing Co 250.00 7/20/2005

Boeing Co 400.00 10/4/2004

Boeing Co 300.00 7/15/2004

Boeing Co 250.00 8/25/2003

Boeing Co 250.00 12/31/2002

Boeing Co 500.00 12/10/2000

Boeing Co 500.00 9/2/2000

Boeing Co 500.00 6/24/2000

Boeing Co 200.00 9/1/1999

Boeing Co 500.00 9/4/1998

Boeing Co 300.00 7/13/1998

Boeing Co 200.00 10/3/1997

Boeing Co 300.00 9/20/1996

Boeing Co 300.00 9/20/1996

Boeing Co 300.00 6/18/1996

Boeing Co 300.00 6/18/1996

Boeing Co 200.00 8/30/1995




Boeing Co 200.00 8/30/1995

BP North America 300.00 10/20/2004

BNSF Railway 250.00 10/9/2012

BNSF Railway 500.00 7/16/2012

BNSF Railway 500.00 11/8/2011

BNSF Railway 500.00 9/8/2008

Burlington Northern

& Santa Fe

Railroad/BNSF 150.00 9/22/1998

Burlington Northern

& Santa Fe


Burlington Northern

& Santa Fe


Burlington Northern

Railroad 200.00 7/20/1998

Burlington Northern

Santa Fe Railway 200.00 9/10/2004

Burlington Northern

Santa Fe Railway 200.00 6/29/2004

CenturyLink 1,000.00 10/9/2012

Coca-Cola 500.00 10/24/2006

Comcast 1,000.00 11/6/2012

ConocoPhillips 500.00 10/24/2004

Coors Brewing 500.00 8/22/2004

Coors Brewing Co 1,000.00 10/1/2000

Coors Brewing Co 500.00 10/14/1998

Coventry First 500.00 12/23/2007

Coventry Health

Care 250.00 7/16/2012

Cox Communications 1,000.00 10/9/2012

Cox Communications 500.00 7/6/2012

Cox Communications 250.00 8/25/2011

Cox Communications 1,000.00 11/24/2008

CVS Caremark 250.00 10/9/2012

Eli Lilly & Co 400.00 10/29/2012

Eli Lilly & Co 400.00 10/27/2008

Eli Lilly & Co 200.00 10/30/2004

Enron 100.00 8/15/1996



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Enron 100.00 8/15/1996

Enron Corp 200.00 10/23/1998

Express Scripts 250.00 12/20/2012

ExxonMobil 750.00 10/9/2012

Farmers Insurance

Group 1,000.00 10/29/2012

Farmers Insurance

Group 2,000.00 9/6/2006

Farmers Insurance

Group 500.00 6/29/2006

Farmers Insurance

Group 200.00 11/2/1998

General Electric 300.00 12/10/2012

General Motors 250.00 12/19/2012






Glaxo Wellcome 400.00 11/5/2000




GlaxoSmithKline 250.00 7/18/2012




GlaxoSmithKline 1,000.00 10/26/2006




Humana 250.00 12/14/2009

Humana 250.00 10/30/2008Humana 100.00 11/27/2007

Humana 250.00 11/20/2005

Humana 250.00 11/16/2005

Humana 250.00 10/15/2002

Humana 100.00 11/1/1999

Humana 350.00 10/23/1998




Humana 250.00 12/24/1997

Humana 100.00 10/28/1996

Humana 100.00 10/28/1996

JC Penny Co 200.00 10/23/1998

JC Penny Co 200.00 12/24/1997

John Deere Co 1,000.00 9/12/2012

Johnson & Johnson

Services 200.00 10/30/2003

Johnson & Johnson

Services 100.00 9/25/2000

Joseph E Seagram &

Sons 250.00 10/16/2000

Joseph E Seagram &Sons 500.00 8/3/1998

K12 Inc 300.00 11/8/2012

Kansas City Power &

Light $250.00 10/4/2004

Kansas City Power &

Light $500.00 7/17/2004

Kansas City Power &

Light $250.00 12/30/2003

Kansas City Power &

Light $500.00 9/20/2000


Kansas City Power

PAC $250.00 9/22/1998

Kansas City Power

PAC of KS $350.00 10/15/1996

Kansas City Power

PAC of KS $350.00 10/15/1996

Koch Chemical

Technology Group 1,000.00 10/18/2008

Koch Industries 1,000.00 10/9/2012

Koch Industries 1,000.00 11/29/2011Koch Industries 1,000.00 10/13/2008

Koch Industries 500.00 8/4/2008







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Koch Supply &

Trading 1,000.00 10/18/2008

Koch, Charles de

Ganahl 500.00 10/20/1997

Medco Health

Solutions 100.00 12/1/2009Medco Health

Solutions 350.00 10/22/2008

Merck 100.00 9/14/1998

Merck & CO 200.00 9/16/2008

Merck & CO 500.00 10/20/2004

Merck Sharp &

Dohme Corp 500.00 9/12/2012

Merck Sharp &

Dohme Corp 250.00 7/21/2012

Microsoft 250.00 10/10/2012

Microsoft 250.00 12/20/2011

National Federation

of Independent

Business 500.00 11/8/2012

National Federation

of Independent

Business 100.00 10/4/2004

National Federation

of Independent

Business 250.00 7/17/2004

National Federation

of IndependentBusiness 250.00 8/25/2000

National Federation

of Independent

Business Kansas 250.00 8/26/2008

National Rifle

Association 500.00 10/24/2012




National Rifle

Association 500.00 8/2/2004

National RifleAssociation 1,000.00 9/25/2000

National Rifle

Association 500.00 10/23/1998

Novartis

Pharmaceuticals 1,000.00 12/14/2005

Novartis

Pharmaceuticals 250.00 10/19/2003

Pepsico 250.00 10/24/2011

Pepsi-Cola Bottling 250.00 10/27/2008

Pepsi-Cola Bottling 250.00 11/10/2007

Pfizer 250.00 10/10/2011

Pfizer 250.00 10/2/2007

Pfizer 1,000.00 10/11/2006

Pfizer 1,000.00 7/16/2006

Pfizer 250.00 10/4/2004

Pfizer 250.00 8/2/2004

Pfizer 250.00 8/20/2000

Pfizer 100.00 10/14/1998

Pfizer Inc 100.00 8/30/1996

Pfizer Inc 100.00 8/30/1996

Philip Morris 500.00 11/5/2000



Philip Morris 250.00 12/15/1997

Philip Morris 200.00 10/15/1996

Philip Morris 200.00 10/15/1996



Quaker Oats Co 350.00 11/17/2004

Raytheon Aircraft 250.00 10/10/2004









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Reynolds American

Inc 250.00 11/10/2011

Reynolds AmericanInc 250.00 10/28/2009

RJ Reynolds Tobacco 1,000.00 10/31/2006


RJ Reynolds Tobacco 500.00 8/24/2006






RJ Reynolds Tobacco 350.00 7/30/1998RJ Reynolds Tobacco 150.00 10/3/1997





SBC Communications 200.00 12/2/2003

Smokeless Tobacco

Council 200.00 10/9/1997

Southwestern Bell 500.00 11/4/2004

Southwestern Bell 250.00 11/2/2000Southwestern Bell 200.00 12/30/1999

Southwestern Bell

Kansas Employee

PAC 250.00 10/23/1998

Sprint 250.00 6/30/2004

Sprint 250.00 12/23/2003

Sprint 250.00 10/26/2000

Sprint 250.00 7/13/2000

Sprint 250.00 12/30/1999

Sprint 250.00 10/14/1998

Sprint Nextel 500.00 10/9/2012

Sprint Nextel 500.00 10/27/2006

Sprint Nextel 1,000.00 10/22/2006

Sprint Nextel 2,000.00 11/29/2005

T-Mobile 250.00 10/12/2012

T-Mobile 250.00 12/20/2011




T-Mobile 250.00 12/14/2009

T-Mobile 250.00 12/10/2008

T-Mobile 100.00 10/23/2007

Union Pacific

Railroad 500.00 10/25/2012

Union Pacific

Railroad 500.00 7/30/2012

Union Pacific

Railroad 500.00 10/8/2008

Union Pacific

Railroad 150.00 8/30/2004

Union Pacific

Railroad 200.00 7/15/2004

Union Pacific

Railroad 150.00 11/2/1999

Union Pacific

Railroad 200.00 10/23/1998

Union Pacific

Railroad 200.00 8/3/1998

Union Pacific

Railroad 200.00 12/23/1997

Union Pacific

Railroad 200.00 10/5/1996

Union Pacific

Railroad 200.00 10/5/1996

Union Pacific

Railroad 200.00 11/20/1995

Union Pacific

Railroad 200.00 11/20/1995

Visa 400.00 10/22/2012

Walgreens 500.00 10/24/2012

Walgreens 250.00 12/20/2011

Walgreens 250.00 8/20/2008

Walgreens 250.00 12/2/2006

Wal-Mart 250.00 10/24/2012Wal-Mart 750.00 10/9/2012

Wal-Mart 400.00 10/28/2009

Wal-Mart 500.00 6/27/2008

Wal-Mart 500.00 9/17/2007

Waste Management 200.00 11/2/1998



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Waste Management

of Kansas Inc 300.00 10/28/1996

Waste Managementof Kansas Inc 300.00 10/28/1996

Total $118,100.00


Accessed 4/17/14)

Senate Vice President Jeff King, 2006-2012


Altria $500.00 10/4/2012

Altria $275.00

10/21/201

0

Altria $225.00 9/20/2010

Altria $250.00 9/30/2009

Altria $300.00 10/8/2008

Altria $250.00 7/26/2007

American Insurance

Association $250.00

10/19/201

2

American Insurance

Association $250.00 9/20/2010

American Insurance

Association $250.00

10/19/200

9

AmeriGroup Corp $500.00 8/6/2012




10/29/200

9




10/13/200

6

AT&T $1,000.00

12/12/201

2

AT&T $500.00 6/27/2012

AT&T $350.00

10/21/201

0

AT&T $350.00

12/23/200

9

AT&T $350.00

12/13/200

8



AT&T $150.00

10/16/200

8

AT&T $350.00

10/18/200

6Atmos Energy $500.00 10/1/2012

Atmos Energy $400.00 7/18/2012

Atmos Energy $300.00 9/28/2011

Atmos Energy $300.00

10/20/201

0

Atmos Energy $200.00

10/29/200

8

Bayer AG $250.00

10/22/201

2

BNSF Railway $250.00 10/8/2012

BNSF Railway $250.00 9/7/2010

BNSF Railway $200.00 9/13/2008

BNSF Railway $150.00 9/12/2007

BNSF Railway $250.00 9/13/2006

Boeing Co $200.00 9/27/2007

CenturyLink $500.00 9/27/2012

CenturyLink $500.00

11/10/201

1

CenturyLink $250.00

10/15/201

0

CenturyLink $250.00

12/11/200

9

Comcast $500.00

10/30/201

2




10/25/201

2

Eli Lilly & Co $250.00 9/25/2009


10/28/200

6

Express Scripts $250.00

10/31/201

2

ExxonMobil $750.00 10/8/2012

ExxonMobil $500.00 8/22/2011

ExxonMobil $400.00

10/19/201

0



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ExxonMobil $400.00

11/18/200

9

ExxonMobil $400.00 9/25/2008

John Deere & Co $1,000.00 9/13/2012

Johnson & Johnson

Services $250.00

10/21/200

6

Kansas City Power &

Light $500.00 9/26/2012

Koch Industries $1,000.00 9/27/2012

Koch Industries $1,000.00

11/22/201

1







Independent Business $250.00

10/24/201

2


Independent Business $100.00

10/27/201

0


Independent Business

Kansas $100.00 9/5/2008

Pfizer $150.0010/14/200

6


Reynolds American Inc $200.00

10/28/200

9

Reynolds American Inc $150.00

10/26/200

7

Time Warner Cable $250.00 11/1/2012


10/25/201

2


Union Pacific Railroad $250.0010/18/201

0


10/11/200

8

Visa Inc $400.00

10/25/201

2



Wal-Mart $200.00

10/24/201

2

Wal-Mart $500.00 10/2/2012

Wal-Mart $400.0012/14/201

1

Wal-Mart $300.00

10/21/201

0

Wal-Mart $300.00

10/22/200

8

Wal-Mart $500.00 7/14/2008

Walgreens $250.00

10/20/201

0

Total $28,750.00


Accessed 4/16/14)

Senate Majority Leader Terry Bruce, 2004-2012


Altria $500.00 10/16/2012

Altria $300.00 8/25/2011

Altria $250.00 8/3/2007

American Insurance

Association $500.00 10/22/2012

American Insurance

Association $250.00 10/22/2008

American Insurance

Association $250.00 11/28/2007

American Insurance

Association $250.00 11/1/2004






AstraZeneca $250.00 11/12/2012

AT&T $1,000.00 9/8/2012

AT&T $500.00 11/2/2011

AT&T $1,000.00 12/16/2009

AT&T $250.00 9/24/2008

AT&T $200.00 7/25/2007

AT&T $100.00 11/3/2006



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AT&T $250.00 12/12/2005

AT&T $250.00 10/27/2005

AT&T $150.00 10/20/2004

Atmos Energy $500.00 10/19/2012

Atmos Energy $200.00 11/30/2011

Bank of America $250.00 11/12/2012

Bayer AG $250.00 10/23/2012

Bayer AG $250.00 10/31/2011

Bayer AG $250.00 11/19/2007

BNSF Railway $250.00 9/9/2012

BNSF Railway $500.00 11/30/2011

BNSF Railway $250.00 11/25/2009

BNSF Railway $500.00 9/12/2008

BNSF Railway $250.00 9/18/2007

BNSF Railway $500.00 12/18/2006

Burlington Northern

Santa Fe Railway $200.00 10/1/2004

CenturyLink $500.00 9/1/2011

CenturyLink Employee

PAC $1,000.00 9/9/2012

Comcast $500.00 11/12/2012


Cox Communications $1,000.00 9/8/2012




CVS Caremark $250.00 10/12/2012

Eli Lilly & Co $400.00 10/29/2012


ExxonMobil $750.00 9/9/2012

ExxonMobil $500.00 9/26/2011

Farmers Insurance

Group $1,000.00 10/29/2012



General Motors $250.00 12/20/2012

General Motors $200.00 12/27/2011





John Deere & Co $1,000.00 9/27/2012

Johnson & Johnson

Services $250.00 9/24/2012

Johnson & JohnsonServices $250.00 11/21/2005

Johnson & Johnson

Services $200.00 10/27/2004

K12 Inc $300.00 10/29/2012

Kansas City Power &

Light $250.00 12/7/2011

Kansas City Power &

Light $250.00 12/31/2009

Kansas City Power &

Light $750.00 10/6/2008

Kansas City Power &

Light $250.00 7/31/2007

Koch Industries $1,000.00 10/12/2012

Koch Industries $1,000.00 12/14/2011




Merck Sharp & Dohme

Corp $500.00 9/14/2012

Merck Sharp & Dohme

Corp $250.00 7/23/2012Microsoft $250.00 10/18/2012

Monsanto $1,000.00 8/31/2012

Monsanto $500.00 10/9/2008

Monsanto $500.00 8/5/2008




Independent Business

Kansas $250.00 8/26/2008

National Rifle

Association $750.00 10/22/2012

National Rifle

Association $250.00 7/10/2007

National Rifle

Association $500.00 9/27/2004

National Rifle

Association $500.00 7/6/2004



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Pfizer $300.00 10/6/2008

Pfizer $250.00 10/8/2004

Philip Morris $500.00 10/21/2009









Sprint $250.00 10/15/2004

Sprint Nextel $500.00 10/23/2012

Sprint Nextel $300.00 12/19/2011

Sprint Nextel $200.00 10/30/2009

Sprint Nextel $250.00 12/30/2005



T-Mobile $250.00 9/21/2012

T-Mobile $250.00 12/23/2011



Union Pacific Railroad $250.00 9/18/2007Union Pacific Railroad $250.00 10/27/2005


Verizon $250.00 9/24/2012

Verizon $250.00 12/12/2011

Visa Inc $400.00 10/22/2012

Walgreens $500.00 10/25/2012

Walgreens $250.00 9/6/2011

Walgreens $250.00 12/30/2009

Wal-Mart $500.00 10/24/2012

Wal-Mart $500.00 10/19/2012Wal-Mart $500.00 8/6/2012

Wal-Mart $500.00 12/19/2011

Wal-Mart $300.00 10/2/2008







Total $46,550.00


Accessed 4/17/14)

Senate Asst. Majority Leader Julia Lynn, 2008-2012


Altria $500.00 10/25/2012

Altria $300.00 8/5/2011

Altria $500.00 9/21/2009

Altria $250.00 7/26/2007

American Insurance

Association $250.00 10/25/2012


American Insurance

Association $250.00 11/14/2007




Anheuser-Busch $250.00 10/15/2009



AT&T $250.00 12/14/2012

AT&T $750.00 10/25/2012

AT&T $250.00 10/26/2011

AT&T $500.00 8/23/2011

AT&T $500.00 12/14/2009

AT&T $250.00 9/10/2009

AT&T $250.00 10/31/2008

AT&T $100.00 10/17/2008

AT&T $250.00 7/10/2008

AT&T $250.00 8/10/2007

Atmos Energy $350.00 12/18/2012Atmos Energy $400.00 10/25/2012

Atmos Energy $500.00 8/2/2012

Atmos Energy $500.00 9/28/2011

Atmos Energy $250.00 10/30/2008

Atmos Energy Corp $500.00 11/29/2007

Atmos Energy PAC -$250.00 10/10/2008



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Atmos Energy PAC $1,000.00 6/24/2008

Atmos Energy PAC $250.00 11/13/2007

Bayer AG $150.00 9/14/2009


BNSF Railway $500.00 11/2/2011

BNSF Railway $250.00 11/23/2009

BNSF Railway $500.00 9/12/2008

Boeing Co $200.00 10/14/2009

Boeing Co $200.00 9/5/2008

Boeing Co $300.00 9/27/2007


CenturyLink $750.00 10/16/2012

CenturyLink $250.00 8/16/2011

CenturyLink $250.00 9/4/2009

Comcast $500.00 10/17/2012

Comcast $1,000.00 10/3/2011

Comcast $1,000.00 7/31/2007



Cox Communication $250.00 7/15/2008



Express Scripts $100.00 12/31/2012Farmers Insurance

Group $1,000.00 8/21/2012

Farmers Insurance

Group $500.00 9/7/2011

Farmers Insurance

Group $500.00 7/14/2009

Farmers Insurance

Group $1,000.00 8/25/2008

Farmers Insurance

Group $1,000.00 6/11/2007

John Deere & Co $1,000.00 11/2/2011John Deere & Co $1,000.00 9/4/2008

John Deere Political A $1,000.00 9/20/2012

Johnson & Johnson

Services $300.00 9/25/2008

Kansas City Power &

Light $500.00 10/25/2012



Kansas City Power &

Light $250.00 8/20/2012

Kansas City Power &


Light $1,000.00 10/4/2008

Kansas City Power &

Light $500.00 7/13/2007

Koch Chemical

Technology Group $1,000.00 10/24/2008

Koch Industries $1,000.00 11/22/2011

Koch Industries $1,000.00 10/10/2008



Koch Industries Inc $1,000.00 10/16/2012

Koch Mineral Services $1,000.00 10/24/2008

Koch Supply & Trading $1,000.00 10/24/2008

Merck Sharp & Dohme

Corp $500.00 9/20/2012

Merck Sharp & Dohme

Corp $250.00 10/7/2011

Monsanto $500.00 10/17/2008

Monsanto $500.00 8/4/2008





National Rifle

Association $1,000.00 9/30/2008

National Rifle

Association $250.00 12/2/2007

National Rifle

Association $500.00 8/22/2007

Pepsi-Cola General

Bottlers $250.00 10/18/2008

Pepsi-Cola GeneralBottlers $250.00 12/11/2007








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Sprint Nextel $250.46 12/20/2012

Sprint Nextel $300.00 10/25/2012

Sprint Nextel $500.00 12/1/2011

Sprint Nextel $250.00 7/30/2009

Sprint Nextel $497.49 10/10/2008

T-Mobile $250.00 11/19/2009

T-Mobile $250.00 12/17/2008

T-Mobile $100.00 8/29/2007



Verizon $250.00 9/20/2012

Verizon $250.00 9/28/2011

Wal-Mart $500.00 10/16/2012

Wal-Mart $400.00 12/14/2011

Walgreens $250.00 10/29/2012

Walgreens $250.00 12/15/2011

Wyeth

Pharmaceuticals$300.00 9/1/2009

Wyeth

Pharmaceuticals$400.00 10/20/2008

Total $48,697.95


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Senate Asst. Majority Whip Garrett Love, 2010-

2012


Altria $500.00 10/26/2012

Altria $300.00 8/29/2011

American Insurance

Association $150.00 10/22/2012

American Insurance

Association $150.00 9/18/2010




AT&T $1,000.00 10/5/2012

AT&T $1,000.00 8/3/2011

AT&T $250.00 12/18/2010

BNSF Railway $250.00 10/18/2012


2012


BNSF Railway $500.00 11/16/2011

BNSF Railway $500.00 9/3/2010

CenturyLink Inc $1,000.00 7/12/2011

CenturyLink $750.00 10/18/2012

CenturyLink $500.00 9/29/2010

Chesapeake Energy $1,000.00 12/30/2011


COX


COX


COX

Communications $250.00 9/17/2011COX


ExxonMobil $750.00 10/5/2012

ExxonMobil $500.00 10/5/2011

Johnson & Johnson

Services $500.00 10/14/2011

Kansas City Power &

Light $300.00 12/30/2011

Koch Industries $1,000.00 10/18/2012

Koch Industries $1,000.00 12/15/2011

National Federation

of Independent

Business $100.00 10/27/2010

National Rifle

Association $300.00 10/22/2012

Philip Morris $275.00 10/27/2010

Reynolds American

Inc $500.00 12/2/2011

Reynolds American

Inc $200.00 10/4/2010

Sprint Nextel $300.00 10/18/2012

Sprint Nextel $300.00 12/19/2011

Union Pacific

Railroad $500.00 10/26/2012

Union Pacific

Railroad $500.00 10/14/2011

Verizon $200.00 11/7/2012

Verizon $250.00 12/15/2011




2012


Visa Inc $400.00 10/22/2012

Walgreens $250.00 12/30/2011

Total $18,225.00


Accessed 4/16/14)

Kansas House Republican Campaign Committee,

2011-2012


Altria $450.00 10/18/2012

Altria $2,165.00 10/18/2012

AmeriGroup Corp $1,000.00 12/6/2012

Anheuser-Busch $1,000.00 9/16/2011

AT&T $2,000.00 12/21/2012

AT&T $1,000.00 7/24/2012

AT&T $1,000.00 11/16/2011

Atmos Energy $1,000.00 9/27/2012

CenturyLink $1,000.00 11/21/2012



CVS Caremark $1,000.00 9/27/2012

FedEx $5,000.00 10/26/2012

Kansas City Power &

Light $1,995.00 11/30/2012

Kansas City Power &

Light $1,192.05 12/4/2011

Koch Industries $5,000.00 7/17/2012

Koch Industries $5,000.00 11/22/2011

Kraft Foods $1,000.00 12/13/2011

Sprint Nextel $2,000.00 9/24/2012Sprint Nextel $1,000.00 11/22/2011

Kansas House Republican Campaign Committee,

2011-2012


Total $46,702.05


Accessed 4/17/14)

Kansas Senate Campaign Committee, 2011-2012


AmeriGroup Corp $1,000.00 12/6/2012

Anheuser-Busch $1,000.00 9/13/2011

AstraZeneca $1,200.00 12/28/2011

AT&T $2,000.00 12/13/2012

AT&T $1,000.00 10/14/2011

Atmos Energy $1,000.00 12/16/2011


BNSF Railway $1,000.00 12/6/2012

CenturyLink $1,000.00 11/21/2012

CenturyLink $1,000.00 11/10/2011

Ford Motor Co $1,000.00 12/13/2011

General Motors Co $500.00 12/14/2011

K12 Management $500.00 12/19/2012

Koch Industries $5,000.00 12/17/2012

Sprint Nextel $1,000.00 12/14/2012

Sprint Nextel $1,000.00 11/22/2011

Visa USA $1,000.00 12/11/2012

Wal-Mart $400.00 12/14/2012

Wal-Mart $100.00 12/7/2011

Total $20,710.14


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