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Top Ten Contributors to California Propositions
Top Donors Updated with Late Contributions Through March 1, 2002! 
The tables below identify the contributors who have given the most to support or
oppose propositions on California's March, 2002 ballot. Each table also features
summaries of total amounts raised and spent, as well as cash on-hand.
Important Note: The top ten donors listed
below have been updated with late contribution figures and are current through March
1, 2002. The summary figures have not been updated since first released by CVF
and reflect total contributions received by each ballot measure campaign beginning
from the time the campaigns were first organized through February 16, 2002.
These figures were compiled from disclosure reports filed by proposition campaign
committees with the Secretary of State. In some cases there is more than one committee
supporting or opposing a proposition, and in such cases the summary and top ten lists
reflect the combined disclosure figures.
Figures below include cash contributions, loans and non-monetary contributions. Contributor
information includes ID numbers for political committees and occupation and employer
information for individuals, where available. Any revisions or corrections to the
figures in the tables will be noted at the bottom of the page.
For more information about CVF's "Follow the Money" projects, please visit
our Follow the Money
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our feedback form if you have questions, comments or suggestions about this research.
For more information about each proposition, including official summaries, campaign
contact information, links to campaign web sites and pro and con arguments, please
follow the "more information" links at the bottom of each table, or visit
the proposition
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Summary
Figures
Prop 40
Prop 41
Prop 42
Prop 43
Prop 44
Prop 45
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Total Raised as of February 16, 2002
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PROPOSITION
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$ RAISED
FOR PROP
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$ RAISED
AGAINST PROP
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TOTALS
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Prop 40
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$ 4,054,621
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$ 0
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$ 4,054,621
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Prop 41
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$100,289
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$ 0
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$100,289
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Prop 42
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$ 4,954,254
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$ 0
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$ 4,954,254
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Prop 43
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$ 0
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$ 0
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$ 0
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Prop 44
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$ 0
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$ 0
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$ 0
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Prop 45
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$ 9,622,033
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$1,039,500
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$10,661,533
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Total Raised Through
February 16, 2002
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$18,731,197
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$1,039,500
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$ 19,770,697
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Prop. 40 -- California Clean Water, Clean Air,
Safe Neighborhood Parks, and
Coastal Protection Act of 2002.
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F O R
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A G A I N S T
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Total Raised:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 4,054,621 |
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Total Spent:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 3,946,296 |
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Cash-on-hand:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 814,176 |
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Total Raised:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 0 |
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Total Spent:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 0 |
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Cash-on-hand:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 0 |
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Top Ten Donors as of March 1, 2002
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1
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The Nature Conservancy
San Francisco, CA 94105
$ 2,539,544
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There were no contributors to this campaign as of
March 1, 2002.
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2
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Peninsula Open Space Trust
Menlo Park, CA 94025
$ 900,000
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3
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Wild Rose LLC
Seattle, WA 98104
$ 500,000
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4
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Conservation Action Fund, Sponsored by the Planning and Conservation
League
Sacramento, CA 95814
ID# 1240468
$ 470,000
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5
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The California Conservation Campaign
Sacramento, CA 95814
ID# 1238760
$ 275,000
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6
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California Academy of Sciences
San Francisco, CA 94118
$ 250,000
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7
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Anne G. Earhart
Investor, Anne G. Earhart Investments
Corona Del Mar, CA 92625
$ 200,000
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8
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Save the Redwoods League
San Francisco, CA 94104
$ 200,000
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9
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The American Land Conservancy
San Francisco, CA 94104
$ 150,000
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10
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Corporation of the Fine Arts Museums
San Francisco, CA 94108
$ 150,000
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Prop. 41 -- Voting Modernization Bond Act of 2002.
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F O R
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A G A I N S T
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Total Raised:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 100,289 |
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Total Spent:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 178,595 |
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Cash-on-hand:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 44,235 |
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Total Raised:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 0 |
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Total Spent:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 0 |
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Cash-on-hand:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 0 |
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Top Ten Donors as of March 1, 2002
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1
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Sequoia Pacific Voting Equipment, Inc.
Alton, IL 62002
$ 100,000
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There were no contributors to this campaign as of March 1, 2002.
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2
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Election Systems and Software
Omaha, NE 68137
$ 50,000
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3
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Friends of Bob Hertzberg 40th Assembly District
Burbank, CA 91502
ID# 963076
$ 5,260
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4
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Steve Kirsch
CEO/Steven and Michele Kirsch Foundation
Los Altos Hills, CA 94022
$ 5,000
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5
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Democratic State Central Committee of CA
Sacramento, CA 95814
ID# 741666
$ 189
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6
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Gladwell Governmental Services, Inc.
Lake Arrowhead, CA 92352
$ 100
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7
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There are no additional contributors to this campaign.
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8
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9
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10
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about this proposition
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Prop. 42 -- Transportation funding.
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F O R
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A G A I N S T
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Total Raised:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 4,954,254 |
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Total Spent:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 4,193,516 |
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Cash-on-hand:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 1,158,662 |
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Total Raised:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 0 |
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Total Spent:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 0 |
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Cash-on-hand:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 0 |
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Top Ten Donors as of March 1, 2002
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1
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California Alliance for Jobs
Sacramento, CA 95814
ID# 1241892
$ 1,053,534
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California Teachers Association Issues PAC
Burlingame, CA 94010
ID# 880873
$ 1,500,000
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2
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Granite Construction Inc.
Watsonville, CA 95077
$ 557,637
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Service Employees International Union PEA
Washington, DC 20005
$ 950,000
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3
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A. Teichert & Son, Inc.
Sacramento, CA 95851
$ 354,556
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CA State Council of Service Employees Political Issues, Defense
and Advocacy
Sacramento, CA 95814
ID# 960895
$ 450,000
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4
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Operating Engineers Local Union No. 3
Alameda, CA 94502
$ 300,000
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California Federation of Teachers CFT COPE (Proposition/Ballot
Account)
Burbank, CA 91506
ID# 1240104
$ 200,000
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5
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Herzog Contracting Corp.
St. Joseph, MO 64502
$ 153,000
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California Faculty Association Political Issues Committee
Sacramento, CA 95814
ID# 881029
$ 100,000
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6
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E.L. Yeager Construction Company, Inc.
Riverside, CA 92502
$ 150,494
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Homecare Workers Union SEIU Local 434B
Los Angeles, CA 90057
$ 10,000
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7
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Desilva Gates Construction
Dublin, CA 94568
$ 150,000
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Political Action for Classified Employees of California School
Employees Association - Issues
Sacramento, CA 95814
ID# 902738
$ 10,000
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8
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Vulcan Materials Company
Los Angeles, CA 90065
$ 150,000
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SEIU, Local 998 PAC
Ventura, CA 93003
ID # 791817
$ 10,000
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9
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Caterpillar INC
Peoria, IL 61629
$ 130,000
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Service Employees International Union Local 535 PAC
Oakland, CA 94612
ID# 830173
$ 5,000
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10
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Griffith Company
Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
$ 100,063
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There are no additional contributors to this campaign.
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about this proposition
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Prop. 43 -- Right to have vote counted.
As of March 1, 2002 there were no reported contributions supporting or opposing this
propostion.
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here for more information
about this proposition
Prop. 44 -- Insurance Fraud.
As of March 1, 2002 there were no reported contributions supporting or opposing this
propostion.
Click
here for more information
about this proposition
Prop. 45 -- Legislative Term Limits. Local Voter
Petitions
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F O R
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A G A I N S T
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Total Raised:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 9,622,033 |
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Total Spent:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 9,367,368 |
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Cash-on-hand:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 175,613 |
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Total Raised:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 1,039,500 |
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Total Spent:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 71,733 |
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Cash-on-hand:
as of 02/16/02
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$ 979,202 |
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Top Ten Donors as of March 1, 2002
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1
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Democratic State Central Committee
Sacramento, CA 95841
ID# 741666
$ 3,265,189
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Americans for Limited Terms
Spring Green, WI 53588
$ 1,031,000
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2
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Former Leaders for an Effective Government
Sacramento, CA 95841
ID# 983470
$ 850,000
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Council for Responsible Government
Burke, VA 22015
$ 6,000
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3
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CA Correctional Peace Officers Association Independent Expenditures
Committee (CCPOA)
Sacramento, CA 95814
ID# 902202
$ 445,314
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Andrea Rich
President, Center for Independent Thought
New York, NY 10012
$ 2,500
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4
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Regency Outdoor Advertising
West Hollywood, CA 90069
$ 320,000
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There are no additional contributors to this campaign.
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5
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Voter Registration 2002-State Account
Sacramento, CA 95814
ID# 1231329
$ 275,000
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6
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CA State Council of Service Employees PAC
Sacramento, CA 95814
ID# 960895
$ 250,000
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7
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Jerry Perenchio
Chairman/CEO, Univision Communications, Inc.
Los Angeles, CA 90067
$ 250,000
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8
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Ameriquest Capital Corporation
Orange, CA 92868
$ 200,000
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9
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California Teachers Association Issues PAC
Burlingame, CA 94010
ID# 880873
$ 200,000
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10
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Consumer Attorney's Issues PAC
Sacramento, CA 95814
ID# 842149
$ 175,000
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