Top Contributors to Primarily Formed Committees: November 2016 General Election

Last Modified: December 05, 2022

The lists below reflect top contributors as reported by committees that have raised at least $1,000,000 and are primarily formed to support or oppose a state ballot measure or a candidate for state office in the November 2016 general election.

The following key explains the symbols used to indicate changes after each new update.

Status Key

Key	Description
NEW	A new person/entity has qualified as a top 10 contributor.
↑	A contributor has moved up the list.
↓	A contributor has moved down the list.
+	A contributor has made an additional contribution.
-	No change has occurred with this contributor.

*A contributor whose name is marked with an asterisk made a contribution to a committee that simultaneously supported or opposed more than one potential ballot measure for the same election. Because of this, it is not possible to determine the amount of the contribution that was spent specifically on the campaign for any particular measure. In these cases the contributions are listed for each ballot measure the committee has been formed to support or oppose. This results in the same contribution appearing multiple times - once for each ballot measure the committee supports or opposes.

Top Contributors Lists

Prop 51 - School Bonds. Funding for K-12 School and Community College Facilities. Initiative Statute.

Supporting

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Coalition for Adequate School Housing Issues Committee Top Donors	CA	-	$2,320,000
2	California Building Industry Association Issues Committee Top Donors	CA	-	$1,582,178
3	Community College Facility Coalition Issues Committee	CA	-	$425,000
4	Lewis Pacific Partners, Including Aggregated Contributions from Lewis Investment Company, LLC	CA	+	$275,100
5	CalAtlantic Group, Inc. (Formerly Standard Pacific Corp.) and Affiliated Entities	CA	-	$262,600
6	CA Assn of Realtors Issues Mobilization PAC	CA	-	$250,000
7	Lennar Homes of California Inc., and Affiliated Entities	CA	↑+	$237,600
8	TRI Pointe Group, Inc. and Its Affiliated Entities Including Tri Pointe Homes, LLC and Pardee Homes	CA	↓-	$237,600
9	Shea Homes and Affiliated Entities	AZ	↓-	$237,500
10	KB Home	CA	↓-	$237,500
Total from top contributors				$6,065,078

Opposing

No committee opposing this ballot measure raised enough money to reach the reporting threshold for this list.

Prop 52 - Medi - Cal Hospital Fee Program. Initiative Constitutional Amendment and Statute.

Supporting

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	California Health Foundation and Trust	CA	-	$11,501,975
2	Dignity Health	CA	NEW	$8,478,390
3	Sutter Health	CA	↓-	$4,160,670
4	Childrens Hospital Los Angeles	CA	↓-	$3,418,305
5	Adventist Health	CA	↓-	$3,020,143
6	Loma Linda University Medical Center	CA	↓-	$2,416,560
7	Children's Hospital Central California	CA	↓-	$2,013,968
8	Community Medical Centers	CA	↓-	$1,963,985
9	Memorial Health Services - Memorial Care Health System	CA	↓-	$1,668,562
10	AHMC Healthcare, Inc	CA	↓-	$1,388,422
	Total from top contributors			$40,030,980

Opposing

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	SEIU - United Healthcare Workers West (Nonprofit 501(C)(5))	CA	-	$3,714,548
2	SEIU - United Healthcare Workers West Political Issues Committee	CA	-	$325,040
	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold
	Total from top contributors			$4,039,588

Prop 53 - Revenue Bonds. Statewide Voter Approval. Initiative Constitutional Amendment.

Supporting

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Dean Cortopassi	CA	+	$3,534,331
2	Joan Cortopassi	CA	-	$1,500,000
	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold
Total from top contributors				$5,034,331

Opposing

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Brown for Governor 2014	CA	+	$4,107,500
2	California Democratic Party Top Donors	CA	+	$1,884,211
3	Members' Voice of the State Building and Construction Trades Council of California Top Donors	CA	-	$1,346,814
	State Building and Construction Trades Council of California entity affiliates with Members' Voice of the State Building and Construction for contribution total	CA	-	-
4	L. John Doerr, III	CA	-	$1,000,000
5	Laborers Pacific Southwest Regional Organizing Coalition - Issues PAC	CA	-	$800,000
6	Jerrold A. Perenchio & Affiliated Entities	CA	-	$500,000
7	San Manuel Band of Mission Indians	CA	-	$500,000
8	Lytton Rancheria of California	CA	-	$500,000
9	International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE)	CA	-	$375,000
10	California Construction Industry Labor Management Cooperation Trust	CA	-	$350,000
Total from top contributors				$11,363,525

Prop 54 - Legislature. Legislation and Proceedings. Initiative Constitutional Amendment and Statute.

Supporting

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Charles T. Munger Jr.	CA	+	$10,705,640
	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold		-	0
Total from top contributors				$10,705,640

Opposing

No committee opposing this ballot measure raised enough money to reach the reporting threshold for this list.

Prop 55 - Tax Extension to Fund Education and Healthcare. Initiative Constitutional Amendment.

Supporting

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	CA Hospitals Committee on Issues, CHCI Sponsored by California Association of Hospitals and Health Systems (CAHHS) Top Donors	CA	-	$25,121,370
	California Association of Hospitals and Health Systems (Committee affiliates with above for contribution total)	-	-
2	CA Teachers Association/ Issues PAC Top Donors	CA	-	$21,053,224
3	CA State Council of Service Employees Issues Committee Top Donors	CA	-	$4,434,043
	CA State Council of Service Employees (nonprofit 501(c )(5)) (Committee affiliates with above for contribution total)	CA	-	-
4	Thomas F. Steyer*	CA	-	$1,750,000
5	PACE of California School Employees Association - Issues Top Donors	CA	+	$1,583,694
	CA School Employees Association (Committee affiliates with above for contribution total)	-	-	-
6	California Federation of Teachers COPE Prop/Ballot Committee	CA	-	$748,930
7	SEIU Local 2015 Issues PAC Top Donors	CA	-	$717,775
8	SEIU - Local 1000 Issues PAC	CA	-	$620,511
9	American Federation of Teacher, AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education (Fed PAC ID#C0028860)	DC	-	$250,000
10	NextGen California Committee* Top Donors	CA	-	$250,000
11	Association of California School Administrators PAC	CA	-	$250,000
	Total from top contributors			$56,529,547

Opposing

No committee opposing this ballot measure raised enough money to reach the reporting threshold for this list.

Prop 56 - Cigarette Tax to Fund Healthcare, Tobacco Use Prevention, Research, and Law Enforcement. Initiative Constitutional Amendment and Statute.

Supporting

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Thomas F. Steyer*	CA	-	$11,550,000
2	CA Hospitals Committee on Issues Top Donors	CA	-	$10,096,250
3	CA State Council of Service Employees Issues Committee Top Donors	CA	-	$2,099,896
4	CA Dental Association	CA	-	$1,010,655
5	CA Medical Association	CA	-	$1,003,734
6	Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc. and the Hospitals	CA	-	$1,000,000
7	Healthy California, Sponsored by Blue Shield of California	CA	-	$1,000,000
8	Fight Cancer - Yes on 56, Sponsored by American Cancer Society, Inc. and American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, Inc. Top Donors	DC	-	$748,550
9	Michael R. Bloomberg	NY	-	$500,000
10	American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, AFL-CIO (MPO)	DC	-	$450,000
Total from top contributors				$29,459,085

Opposing

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Philip Morris USA Inc. and its affiliates (by its service Company, Altria Client Services LLC)	CA	-	$38,642,580
2	R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company and its affiliates, by its service company RAI Services Company	NC	-	$24,897,480
3	UST LLC (made by its service company, Altria Client Services LLC), An Affiliate ofPhilip Morris USA Inc.	CA	-	$4,294,901
4	John Middleton Co. (made by its service company, Altria Client Services LLC), An Affiliate of Philip Morris USA Inc.	CA	-	$1,326,115
5	ITG Brands LLG and Its Affiliates	NC	-	$1,050,000
6	Fontem Ventures USA, INC (An affiliate of ITG Brands LLC)	NC	-	$450,250
7	NuMark LLC (made by its service Company, Altria Client Services LLC), An Affiliate of Philip Morris USA Inc.	CA	-	$119,778
8	McLane Company, Inc.	TX	-	$101,188
9	Core-Mark International, Inc.	CA	-	$59,307
	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold
Total from top contributors				$70,941,599

Prop 57 - Criminal Sentences. Parole. Juvenile Criminal Proceedings and Sentencing. Initiative Constitutional Amendment and Statute.

Supporting

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Governor Brown's Ballot Measure Commitee	CA	-	$4,138,764
2	California Democratic Party Top Donors	CA	+	$2,174,198
3	Thomas F. Steyer*	CA	-	$1,750,000
4	FWD.US (nonprofit 501(c) (4) in Support of Proposition 57 with Help from Citizens for Public Safety & Opportunity* / Mark Zuckerberg* Top Donors	DC	-	$1,000,000
5	Open Society Policy Center, Inc.	NY	-	$1,000,000
6	Reed Hastings	CA	-	$980,962
7	NextGen California Committee* Top Donors	CA	-	$250,000
8	SEIU Local 2015 Issues PAC Top Donors	CA	-	$204,613
9	Open Philanthropy Action Fund Yes on 57 (NonProfit 501(c) (4))	CA	-	$200,000
10	California State Council of Service Employees Issues Committee [Top Donors]	CA	-	$175,145
Total from top contributors				$11,873,682

Opposing

No committee opposing this ballot measure raised enough money to reach the reporting threshold for this list.

Prop 58 - English Proficiency. Multilingual Education. Initiative Statute.

Supporting

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Thomas F. Steyer*	CA	-	$1,750,000
2	California Teachers Association/Issues PAC Top Donors	CA	+	$1,722,048
3	NextGen California Committee* Top Donors	CA	-	$250,000
4	California State Council of Service Employees (NonProfit 501 (c) (5))	CA	-	$103,128
	California State Council of Service Employees Issues Committee Top Donors (Committee affiliates with above for contribution total)	CA	-	-
5	California Federation of Teachers COPE Prop/Ballot Committee	CA	+	$100,778
6	Association of California School Administrators Issues Political Action Committee (ACSA Issues PAC)	CA	-	$100,000
7	SEIU Local 2015 Issues PAC Top Donors	CA	+	$70,182
8	California Faculty Association Political Issues Committee	CA	-	$50,343
9	SEIU United Healthcare Workers West Political Issues Committee Top Donors	CA	-	$50,000
10	United Food and Commercial Workers Western States Issues PAC	CA	-	$50,000
Total from top contributors				$4,246,479

Opposing

No committee opposing this ballot measure raised enough money to reach the reporting threshold for this list.

Prop 60 - Adult Films. Condoms. Health Requirements. Initiative Statute.

Supporting

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Aids Healthcare Foundation	CA	+	$5,207,071
	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold		-	0
Total from top contributors				$5,207,071

Opposing

No committee opposing this ballot measure raised enough money to reach the reporting threshold for this list.

Prop 61 - State Prescription Drug Purchases. Pricing Standards. Initiative Statute.

Supporting

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Aids Healthcare Foundation	CA	+	$18,717,068
2	California Nurses Association PAC (CAN-PAC)	CA	+	$264,138
	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold
Total from top contributors				$18,981,206

Opposing

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Merck & Co., Inc.	NJ	-	$9,420,395
2	Pfizer, Inc.	NY	-	$9,420,395
3	Johnson & Johnson	NJ	-	$9,301,646
4	Amgen Inc.	CA	+	$7,670,768
5	Abbvie Inc.	IL	-	$6,859,873
6	Sanofi-Aventis U.S. LLC	NJ	-	$6,720,945
7	AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP	DE	-	$6,080,535
8	Allergan USA, Inc.	NJ	-	$5,079,332
9	Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation	NY	-	$4,728,302
10	Glaxosmithkline	NC	-	$4,528,527
Total from top contributors				$69,810,718

Prop 62 - Death Penalty. Initiative Statute.

Supporting

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Thomas F. Steyer*	CA	+	$1,850,000
2	Nicholas McKeown	CA	-	$1,500,000
3	Reed Hastings	CA	-	$1,000,000
4	Laurene Powell Jobs, Including Emerson Collective, LLC.	CA	↑+	$600,000
5	L. John Doerr III	CA	↓-	$500,000
6	Open Society Policy Center	DC	↓-	$500,000
7	Paul Graham	CA	-	$500,000
8	NextGen California Committee* Top Donors	CA	-	$250,000
9	Robert Alan Eustace	CA	-	$175,000
10	Frank P. Quattrone	CA	-	$100,000
11	M. Quinn Delaney	CA	-	$100,000
12	Marc Benioff	CA	-	$100,000
13	Amy Joyce Rao	CA	-	$100,000
	Integrated Archive Systems, Inc. (entity affiliates with above for contribution total)	CA	-	-
14	John O'Farrell	CA	-	$100,000
	Total from top contributors			$7,375,000

Opposing

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	CA Correctional Peace Officers Association Truth in American Government Fund*	CA	↑+	$903,304
2	Peace Officers Research Association of CA Political Issues Committee (PORAC PIC)* Top Donors	CA	↓-	$755,000
3	Los Angeles Police Protective League Issues PAC*	CA	+	$270,000
4	The CA Association of Highway Patrolmen*	CA	-	$250,000
5	Henry T. Nicholas, III*	CA	↑+	$225,000
6	Association for Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs State PIC*	CA	↓-	$210,000
7	Julie Motamedi*	CA	-	$175,000
8	San Francisco Police Officers Association Issues PAC* Top Donors	CA	+	$165,000
9	San Bernardino County Safety Employees' Benefit Association PIC*	CA	-	$150,000
10	Los Angeles County Professional Peace Officers' Association Special Issues Committee*	CA	NEW	$145,907
Total from top contributors				$3,249,211

Prop 63 - Firearms. Ammunition Sales. Initiative Statute.

Supporting

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	California Democratic Party Top Donors	CA	+	$1,150,949
2	Sean Parker	CA	-	$400,000
3	George M. Marcus	CA	-	$250,000
4	Nicholas Pritzker	CA	-	$250,000
5	Susie Tompkins Buell	CA	-	$211,230
6	Diane Wilsey	CA	-	$110,000
7	Dignity Health	AZ	-	$100,000
8	Alexander Soros	NY	-	$100,000
9	Dagmar Dolby	CA	-	$100,000
10	Elizabeth Simons INTERMEDIARY HSAF	CA	-	$100,000
11	11 West Partners, LLC	CA	-	$100,000
Total from top contributors				$2,872,179

Opposing

No committee opposing this ballot measure raised enough money to reach the reporting threshold for this list.

Prop 64 - Marijuana Legalization. Initiative Statute.

Supporting

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Sean Parker and Affiliated Entities	CA	-	$8,610,563
2	Fund for Policy Reform, c/o Christina Trust, A Division of WSFS, FSB	DE	-	$6,140,000
3	New Approach PAC (MPO) Top Donors	CA	-	$2,615,000
4	Daniel R. Lewis	FL	-	$1,250,000
5	Henry van Ameringen	NY	-	$1,250,000
6	Drug Policy Action - Non-Profit 501c4, Yes on Prop. 64	CA	-	$1,190,000*
	Californians for Responsible Marijuana Reform, sponsored by Drug Policy Action Top Donors**	CA	-
	Drug Policy Action**	NY	-
	entities affiliate with Drug Policy Action - Non-Profit 501 (c)4, Yes on Prop 64. for contribution total
7	Fund for Policy Reform (NonProfit 501 (c)(4)) Top Donors	NY	-	$970,000***
8	CA for Sensible Reform, Sponsored by Ghost Management Group, LLC dba Weedmaps Top Donors	CA	-	$750,000
9	Nicholas Prtizker	CA	-	$450,000
10	Peter Thiel	CA	-	$300,000
Total from top contributors				$23,525,563

*$2,970,000 in funds transferred through this committee to Yes on 64, Californians to Control, Regulate and Tax Adult Use of Marijuana While Proteching Children, Sponsored by Business, Physicians, Environmental and Social-Justice Advocate Organizations, have been subtracted from this amount to prevent counting the funds more than once.

***$2,970,000 in funds transferred through this committee to Drug Policy Action Nonprofit 501c4, Yes on Prop. 64, have been subtracted from this amount in order to prevent counting the funds more than once.

Opposing

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	SAM Action, Inc., A Committee Against Proposition 64 with Help from Citizens (Nonprofit 501(c)(4)) Top Donors	VA	-	$900,561
2	Juliet F. Schauer and Trust - Affiliated Entities	PA	-	$463,939*
3	California Association of Highway Patrolmen	CA	-	$25,000
4	Cooper Ballot Measure Committee; Californians for Jobs, Assemblymember Jim (Candidate: Assembly 09 District) (OFFICEHOLDER: Assembly District 09)	CA	-	$25,000
5	Peace Officers Research Association of California Political Issues Committee (PORAC PIC)	CA	-	$25,000
6	California Teamsters Public Affairs Council, Issues Account	CA	-	$25,000
7	California Police Chiefs Association	CA	-	$20,000
8	California Peace Officers Association	CA	NEW	$10,000
9	Association of Orange County Deputy Sheriffs Issues Committee (Non-Profit 501 (c) (5))	CA	↓-	$10,000
10	Los Angeles Police Protective League Issues PAC - Yes on 66	CA	↓-	$10,000
11	California Hospitals Committee on Issues, (CHCI) Sponsored by California Association of Hospitals and Health Systems (CAHHS)	CA	↓-	$10,000
12	California Correctional Supervisors Organization, Inc.	CA	↓-	$10,000
13	Calif. State Sheriffs' Assoc.	CA	↓-	$10,000
Total from top contributors				$1,544,500

*$900,061 in funds from this entity to SAM Action, Inc., A Committee Against Proposition 64 with Help from Citizens (Nonprofit 501(c)(4)), have been subtracted from this amount to prevent counting the funds more than once.

Prop 65 – Carryout Bags. Charges. Initiative Statute

Supporting

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Hilex Poly Co. LLC*	SC	-	$2,783,739
2	Formosa Plastics Corporation U.S.A.*	NJ	-	$1,148,442
3	Superbag Corp.*	TX	+	$1,109,370
4	Advance Polybag, Inc.*	TX	-	$946,833
5	Durabag Co., Inc.*	CA	-	$50,000
6	Heritage Plastics, Inc.*	MS	-	$50,000
7	Prince Rubber and Plastics Co., Inc.*	TX	-	$25,000
8	Crown Poly, Inc.*	CA	-	$12,000
9	The Dow Chemical Company*	TX	-	$10,000
10	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold
	Total from top contributors			$6,135,383

Opposing

No committee opposing this ballot measure raised enough money to reach the reporting threshold for this list.

Prop 66 - Death Penalty. Procedures. Initiative Statute.

Supporting

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	CA Correctional Peace Officers Association Truth in American Government Fund*	CA	↑+	$903,304
2	Peace Officers Research Association of CA Political Issues Committee (PORAC PIC)* Top Donors	CA	↓-	$755,000
3	Los Angeles Police Protective League Issues PAC*	CA	+	$270,000
4	The CA Association of Highway Patrolmen*	CA	-	$250,000
5	Henry T. Nicholas III*	CA	↑+	$225,000
6	Association for Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs State PIC*	CA	↓-	$210,000
7	Julie Motamedi*	CA	-	$175,000
8	San Francisco Police Officers Association Issues PAC* Top Donors	CA	+	$165,000
9	San Bernardino County Safety Employees' Benefit Association PIC*	CA	-	$150,000
10	Los Angeles County Professional Peace Officers' Association Special Issues Committee	CA	NEW	$145,907
Total from top contributors				$3,249,211

Opposing

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Thomas F. Steyer*	CA	+	$1,850,000
2	Nicholas McKeown*	CA	-	$1,500,000
3	Reed Hastings*	CA	-	$1,000,000
4	Laurene Powell Jobs, Including Emerson Collective, LLC.*	CA	↑+	$600,000
5	L. John Doerr III*	CA	↓-	$500,000
6	Open Society Policy Center*	DC	↓-	$500,000
7	Paul Graham*	CA	-	$500,000
8	NextGen California Committee* Top Donors	CA	-	$250,000
9	Robert Alan Eustace*	CA	-	$175,000
10	Frank P. Quattrone*	CA	-	$100,000
11	M. Quinn Delaney*	CA	-	$100,000
12	Marc Benioff*	CA	-	$100,000
13	Thomas F. Steyer*	CA	-	$100,000
14	Amy Joyce Rao*	CA	-	$100,000
	Integrated Archive Systems, Inc. (entity affiliates with above for contribution total)	CA	-	-
15	John O'Farrell*	CA	-	$100,000
	Total from top contributors			$7,375,000

Prop 67 – Ban on Single-Use Plastic Bags. Referendum.

Supporting

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Albertsons Safeway (Formerly Known as Safeway, Inc. Including Its Affiliated Entity The Vons Companies, Inc.	AZ	-	$150,000
2	Julie Packard	CA	-	$105,000
3	California Grocers Association Issues Committee (Non-Profit 501 (C) 6): Yes on Proposition 67 Top Donors	CA	-	$100,000
4	Claire Perry	CA	-	$100,000
5	Ralphs Grocery Company	OH	-	$80,000
6	Yes on 67 - Californians Against Waste - Protect the Plastic Ban (Non-Profit 501 (C) (4))	CA	-	$66,908
7	The Nature Conservancy	CA	-	$50,000
8	Thomas F. Steyer	CA	-	$50,000
9	California Democratic Party Top Donors	CA	-	$30,345
10	Anne G. Earhart	CA	-	$25,000
	Total from top contributors			$757,254

Opposing

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Hilex Poly Co. LLC*	SC	-	$2,783,739
2	Formosa Plastics Corporation U.S.A.*	NJ	-	$1,148,442
3	Superbag Corp.*	TX	+	$1,109,370
4	Advance Polybag, Inc.*	TX	-	$946,833
5	Durabag Co., Inc.*	CA	-	$50,000
6	Heritage Plastics, Inc.*	MS	-	$50,000
7	Prince Rubber and Plastics Co., Inc.*	TX	-	$25,000
8	Crown Poly, Inc.*	CA	-	$12,000
9	The Dow Chemical Company*	TX	-	$10,000
10	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold
	Total from top contributors			$6,135,383

Assembly District 47 - Candidate Eloise Reyes

Supporting

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	California State Council of Service Employees Political Committee Top Donors	CA	↑+	$353,753
2	Consumer Attorneys of California Independent Campaign Committee Top Donors	CA	+	$350,000
3	United Food and Commercial Workers Western States Council Independent Expenditure PAC	CA	↓-	$340,901
4	United Food and Commercial Workers Active Ballot Club (California) (FED PAC ID#C00002766) Top Donors	DC	↓+	$285,000
5	Dignity CA SEIU Local 2015 Top Donors	CA	↓+	$250,000
6	United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 1167 PAC	CA	+	$100,000
7	California League of Conservation Voters - Independent Expenditure Committee	CA	NEW	$40,000
8	Service Employees International Union Local 721 CTW, CLC Workers' Strength Committee Top Donors	CA	↓-	$25,000
9	Local 770, United Food and Commercial Workers Political Action Committee	CA	↓-	$25,000
10	United Food & Commercial Workers Union Local 324 PAC	CA	↓-	$25,000
11	UFCW Local 99 PAC	AZ	↓-	$25,000
Total from top contributors				$1,819,654

Opposing

No committee opposing this candidate raised enough money to reach the reporting threshold for this list.

Prop 51 - School Bonds. Funding for K-12 School and Community College Facilities. Initiative Statute.

Supporting

Californians for Quality Schools, sponsored and funded by Coalition for Adequate School Housing Issues Committee and California Building Industry Association Issues Committee
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Coalition for Adequate School Housing Issues Committee Top Donors	CA	-	$2,320,000
2	California Building Industry Association Issues Committee Top Donors	CA	-	$1,582,178
3	Community College Facility Coalition Issues Committee	CA	-	$425,000
4	Lewis Pacific Partners, Including Aggregated Contributions from Lewis Investment Company, LLC	CA	+	$275,100
5	CalAtlantic Group, Inc. (Formerly Standard Pacific Corp.) and Affiliated Entities	CA	-	$262,600
6	CA Assn of Realtors Issues Mobilization PAC	CA	-	$250,000
7	Lennar Homes of California Inc., and Affiliated Entities	CA	↑+	$237,600
8	TRI Pointe Group, Inc. and Its Affiliated Entities Including Tri Pointe Homes, LLC and Pardee Homes	CA	↓-	$237,600
9	Shea Homes and Affiliated Entities	AZ	↓-	$237,500
10	KB Home	CA	↓-	$237,500
Total from top contributors				$6,065,078

Opposing

No committee opposing this ballot measure raised enough money to reach the reporting threshold for this list.

Prop 52 - Medi - Cal Hospital Fee Program. Initiative Constitutional Amendment and Statute.

Supporting

Yes on Proposition 52 - A Coalition of California Association of Hospitals and Health Systems and Non-Profit Health Care Organizations
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	California Health Foundation and Trust	CA	-	$11,501,975
2	Dignity Health	CA	NEW	$8,478,390
3	Sutter Health	CA	↓-	$4,160,670
4	Childrens Hospital Los Angeles	CA	↓-	$3,418,305
5	Adventist Health	CA	↓-	$3,020,143
6	Loma Linda University Medical Center	CA	↓-	$2,416,560
7	Children's Hospital Central California	CA	↓-	$2,013,968
8	Community Medical Centers	CA	↓-	$1,963,985
9	Memorial Health Services - Memorial Care Health System	CA	↓-	$1,668,562
10	AHMC Healthcare, Inc	CA	↓-	$1,388,422
	Total from top contributors			$40,030,980

Opposing

Californians for Hospital Accountability and Quality Care, Sponsored by SEIU - United Healthcare Workers West
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	SEIU - United Healthcare Workers West (Nonprofit 501(C)(5))	CA	-	$3,714,548
2	SEIU - United Healthcare Workers West Political Issues Committee	CA	-	$325,040
	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold
	Total from top contributors			$4,039,588

Prop 53 - Revenue Bonds. Statewide Voter Approval. Initiative Constitutional Amendment.

Supporting

Stop Blank Checks
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Dean Cortopassi	CA	+	$3,534,331
2	Joan Cortopassi	CA	-	$1,500,000
	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold
Total from top contributors				$5,034,331

Opposing

No on Prop 53 - Californians to Protect Local Control, a coalition of public safety, local government, business and labor organizations, and taxpayers
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Brown for Governor 2014	CA	+	$4,107,500
2	California Democratic Party Top Donors	CA	+	$1,884,211
3	Members' Voice of the State Building and Construction Trades Council of California Top Donors	CA	-	$1,346,814
	State Building and Construction Trades Council of California entity affiliates with Members' Voice of the State Building and Construction for contribution total	CA	-	-
4	L. John Doerr, III	CA	-	$1,000,000
5	Laborers Pacific Southwest Regional Organizing Coalition - Issues PAC	CA	-	$800,000
6	Jerrold A. Perenchio & Affiliated Entities	CA	-	$500,000
7	San Manuel Band of Mission Indians	CA	-	$500,000
8	Lytton Rancheria of California	CA	-	$500,000
9	International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE)	CA	-	$375,000
10	California Construction Industry Labor Management Cooperation Trust	CA	-	$350,000
Total from top contributors				$11,363,525

Prop 54 - Legislature. Legislation and Proceedings. Initiative Constitutional Amendment and Statute.

Supporting

Hold Politicians Accountable
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Charles T. Munger Jr.	CA	+	$10,705,640
	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold		-	0
Total from top contributors				$10,705,640

Opposing

No committee opposing this ballot measure raised enough money to reach the reporting threshold for this list.

Prop 55 - Tax Extension to Fund Education and Healthcare. Initiative Constitutional Amendment.

Supporting

Californians for Protecting Public Education and Budget Stability, Sponsored by Teachers, Health Care Providers and Labor Organizations
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	CA Hospitals Committee on Issues, CHCI Sponsored by California Association of Hospitals and Health Systems (CAHHS) Top Donors	CA	-	$25,121,370
	California Association of Hospitals and Health Systems (Committee affiliates with above for contribution total)	-	-	-
2	CA Teachers Association/ Issues PAC Top Donors	CA	-	$21,053,224
3	CA State Council of Service Employees Issues Committee Top Donors	CA	-	$4,434,043
	CA State Council of Service Employees (nonprofit 501(c )(5)) (Committee affiliates with above for contribution total)	CA	-	-
4	PACE of California School Employees Association - Issues Top Donors	CA	+	$1,583,694
	CA School Employees Association (Committee affiliates with above for contribution total)	-	-	-
5	California Federation of Teachers COPE Prop/Ballot Committee	CA	-	$748,930
6	SEIU Local 2015 Issues PAC Top Donors	CA	-	$717,775
7	SEIU - Local 1000 Issues PAC	CA	-	$620,511
8	American Federation of Teacher, AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education (Fed PAC ID#C0028860)	DC	-	$250,000
9	Association of California School Administrators PAC	CA	-	$250,000
10	American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, AFL-CIO (MPO)	CA	-	$200,000
	Total from top contributors			$54,979,547

Opposing

No committee opposing this ballot measure raised enough money to reach the reporting threshold for this list.

Prop 56 Cigarette Tax to Fund Healthcare, Tobacco Use Prevention, Research, and Law Enforcement. Initiative Constitutional Amendment and Statute.

Supporting

Yes on 56 - Save Lives California, a coalition of Doctors, Dentists, Health Plans, Labor, and Non-profit Health Advocate Organizations
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Thomas F. Steyer*	CA	-	$11,300,000
2	CA Hospitals Committee on Issues Top Donors	CA	-	$10,096,250
3	CA State Council of Service Employees Issues Committee Top Donors	CA	-	$2,099,896
4	CA Dental Association	CA	-	$1,010,655
5	CA Medical Association	CA	-	$1,003,734
6	Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc. and the Hospitals	CA	-	$1,000,000
7	Healthy California, Sponsored by Blue Shield of California	CA	-	$1,000,000
8	Fight Cancer - Yes on 56, Sponsored by American Cancer Society, Inc. and American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, Inc. Top Donors	DC	-	$748,550
9	Michael R. Bloomberg	NY	-	$500,000
10	American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, AFL-CIO (MPO)	DC	-	$450,000
Total from top contributors				$29,209,084

Opposing

No on 56 - Stop the Special Interest Tax Grab. Major funding by Philip Morris USA Inc. and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, with A Coalition of Taxpayers, Educators, Healthcare Professionals, Law Enforcement, Labor, and Small Businesses.
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Philip Morris USA Inc. and its affiliates (by its service Company, Altria Client Services LLC)	CA	-	$38,642,580
2	R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company and its affiliates, by its service company RAI Services Company	NC	-	$24,897,480
3	UST LLC (made by its service company, Altria Client Services LLC), An Affiliate of Philip Morris USA Inc.	CA	-	$4,294,901
4	John Middleton Co. (made by its service company, Altria Client Services LLC), An Affiliate of Philip Morris USA Inc.	CA	-	$1,326,115
5	ITG Brands LLG and Its Affiliates	NC	-	$1,050,000
6	Fontem Ventures USA, INC (An affiliate of ITG Brands LLC)	NC	-	$450,250
7	NuMark LLC (made by its service Company, Altria Client Services LLC), An Affiliate of Philip Morris USA Inc.	CA	-	$119,778
8	McLane Company, Inc.	TX	-	$101,188
9	Core-Mark International, Inc.	CA	-	$59,307
	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold
Total from top contributors				$70,941,599

Prop 57 - Criminal Sentences. Parole. Juvenile Criminal Proceedings and Sentencing. Initiative Constitutional Amendment and Statute.

Supporting

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Governor Brown's Ballot Measure Commitee	CA	-	$4,138,764
2	California Democratic Party Top Donors	CA	+	$2,174,198
3	FWD.US (nonprofit 501(c) (4) in Support of Proposition 57 with Help from Citizens for Public Safety & Opportunity Top Donors	DC	-	$1,000,000
4	Open Society Policy Center, Inc.	NY	-	$1,000,000
5	Reed Hastings	CA	-	$980,962
6	SEIU Local 2015 Issues PAC Top Donors	CA	-	$204,613
7	Open Philanthropy Action Fund Yes on 57 (NonProfit 501(c) (4))	CA	-	$200,000
8	California State Council of Service Employees Issues Committee Top Donors	CA	-	$175,145
9	Nicholas Pritzker	CA	-	$100,000
10	MP Biomedicals Holdings, LLC	CA	-	$100,000
11	United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America	DC	-	$100,000
12	M. Quinn Delaey	CA	-	$100,000
13	California Statewide Law Enforcement Association Issues Committee (CSLEA)	CA	-	$100,000
Total from top contributors				$10,373,683

Supporting

FWD.us (nonprofit 501(c) (4)) in Support of Proposition 57 with Help from Citizens for Public Safety and Opportunity
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Mark Zuckerberg	CA	NEW	$1,000,000
	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold
Total from top contributors				$1,000,000

Opposing

No committee opposing this ballot measure raised enough money to reach the reporting threshold for this list.

Prop 58 - English Proficiency. Multilingual Education. Initiative Statute.

Supporting

Yes on 58, Californians for English Proficiency sponsored by teachers and service employees organizations
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	California Teachers Association/Issues PAC Top Donors	CA	+	$1,722,048
2	California State Council of Service Employees (NonProfit 501 (c) (5))	CA	-	$103,128
	California State Council of Service Employees Issues Committee Top Donors (Committee affiliates with above for contribution total)
3	California Federation of Teachers COPE Prop/Ballot Committee	CA	+	$100,778
4	Association of California School Administrators Issues Political Action Committee (ACSA Issues PAC)	CA	-	$100,000
5	SEIU Local 2015 Issues PAC Top Donors	CA	+	$70,182
6	California Faculty Association Political Issues Committee	CA	-	$50,343
7	SEIU United Healthcare Workers West Political Issues Committee Top Donors	CA	-	$50,000
8	United Food and Commercial Workers Western States Issues PAC	CA	-	$50,000
9	Lara Ballot Measure Committee; Californians for a 21st Century Economy - Yes on 58, A Ricardo (Candidate: State Senate 33 District) (Officeholder: State Senate District 33) Top Donors	CA	-	$49,500
10	California Association of Bilingual Educators PAC	CA	-	$36,136
Total from top contributors				$2,332,115

Opposing

No committee opposing this ballot measure raised enough money to reach the reporting threshold for this list.

Prop 60 - Adult Films. Condoms. Health Requirements. Initiative Statute.

Supporting

For Adult Industry Responsibility (FAIR) Committee, with Major Funding by Aids Healthcare Foundation
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Aids Healthcare Foundation	CA	+	$5,207,071
	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold		-	0
Total from top contributors				$5,207,071

Opposing

No committee opposing this ballot measure raised enough money to reach the reporting threshold for this list.

Prop 61 - State Prescription Drug Purchases. Pricing Standards. Initiative Statute.

Supporting

Californians For Lower Drug Prices, With Major Funding By Aids Healthcare Foundation
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Aids Healthcare Foundation	CA	+	$18,717,068
2	California Nurses Association PAC (CAN-PAC)	CA	+	$264,138
	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold
Total from top contributors				$18,981,206

Opposing

No on Prop 61 - Californians Against the Deceptive Rx Proposition, a coalition of veterans, doctors, patient advocates, seniors, taxpayers, and members of Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of Amer.
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Merck & Co., Inc.	NJ	-	$9,420,395
2	Pfizer, Inc.	NY	-	$9,420,395
3	Johnson & Johnson	NJ	-	$9,301,646
4	Amgen Inc.	CA	+	$7,670,768
5	Abbvie Inc.	IL	-	$6,859,873
6	Sanofi-Aventis U.S. LLC	NJ	-	$6,720,945
7	AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP	DE	-	$6,080,535
8	Allergan USA, Inc.	NJ	-	$5,079,332
9	Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation	NY	-	$4,728,302
10	Glaxosmithkline	NC	-	$4,528,527
Total from top contributors				$69,810,718

Prop 62 – Death Penalty. Initative Statute.

Supporting

Yes on 62. Replace the Costly, Failed Death Penalty System. Sponsored bv Taxpayers for Sentencing Reform.
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Nicholas McKeown*	CA	-	$1,500,000
2	Reed Hastings*	CA	-	$1,000,000
3	Laurene Powell Jobs, Including Emerson Collective, LLC.	CA	↑+	$600,000
4	L. John Doerr III*	CA	↓-	$500,000
5	Open Society Policy Center*	DC	↓-	$500,000
6	Paul Graham*	CA	-	$500,000
7	Robert Alan Eustace*	CA	-	$175,000
8	Frank P. Quattrone*	CA	-	$100,000
9	M. Quinn Delaney*	CA	-	$100,000
10	Marc Benioff*	CA	-	$100,000
11	Thomas F. Steyer*	CA	-	$100,000
12	Amy Joyce Rao*	CA	-	$100,000
	Integrated Archive Systems, Inc. (entity affiliates with above for contribution total)	CA	-	-
13	John O'Farrell*	CA	-	$100,000
	Total from top contributors			$5,375,000

Opposing

Californians to Mend, Not End, The Death Penalty. No on Prop 62, Yes on Prop 66. Supported by prosecutors, law enforcement, and families of victims.
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	CA Correctional Peace Officers Association Truth in American Government Fund*	CA	↑+	$903,303.93
2	Peace Officers Research Association of CA Political Issues Committee (PORAC PIC)* Top Donors	CA	↓-	$755,000
3	Los Angeles Police Protective League Issues PAC*	CA	+	$270,000
4	The CA Association of Highway Patrolmen*	CA	-	$250,000
5	Henry T. Nicholas III*	CA	↑+	$225,000
6	Association for Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs State PIC*	CA	↓-	$210,000
7	Julie Motamedi*	CA	-	$175,000
8	San Francisco Police Officers Association Issues PAC* Top Donors	CA	+	$165,000
9	San Bernardino County Safety Employees' Benefit Association PIC*	CA	-	$150,000
10	Los Angeles County Professional Peach Officers' Association Special Issues Committee	CA	NEW	$145,907
Total from top contributors				$3,249,211

Prop 63 - Firearms. Ammunition Sales. Initiative Statute.

Supporting

Safety for All, Newsom Ballot Measure Committee
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	California Democratic Party Top Donors	CA	+	$1,150,949
2	Sean Parker	CA	-	$400,000
3	George M. Marcus	CA	-	$250,000
4	Nicholas Pritzker	CA	-	$250,000
5	Susie Tompkins Buell	CA	-	$211,230
6	Diane Wilsey	CA	-	$110,000
7	Dignity Health	AZ	-	$100,000
8	Alexander Soros	NY	-	$100,000
9	Dagmar Dolby	CA	-	$100,000
10	Elizabeth Simons INTERMEDIARY HSAF	CA	-	$100,000
11	11 West Partners, LLC	CA	-	$100,000
Total from top contributors				$2,872,179

Opposing

No committee opposing this ballot measure raised enough money to reach the reporting threshold for this list.

Prop 64 - Marijuana Legalization. Initiative Statute.

Supporting

Yes on 64, Californians to Control, Regulate and Tax Adult Use of Marijuana while Protecting Children, sponsored by business, physicians, environmental and social justice advocate organizations
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Sean Parker and Affiliated Entities	CA	-	$7,360,563
2	Drug Policy Action - Non-Profit 501c4, Yes on Prop. 64	CA	-	$4,160,000
	Californians for Responsible Marijuana Reform, sponsored by Drug Policy Action Top Donors	CA	-	-
	Drug Policy Action	NY	-	-
	entities affiliate with Drug Policy Action - Non-Profit 501 (c)4, Yes on Prop 64. for contribution total
3	New Approach PAC (MPO) Top Donors	CA	-	$2,615,000
4	CA for Sensible Reform, Sponsored by Ghost Management Group, LLC dba Weedmaps Top Donors	CA	-	$750,000
5	Nicholas Prtizker	CA	-	$450,000
6	Peter Thiel	CA	-	$300,000
7	United Food and Commercial Workers Western States Council Issues PAC	CA	-	$50,000
8	California Democratic Party Top Donors	CA	+	$27,055
9	MassRoots, Inc.	CO	-	$25,000
10	FLRish, Inc.	CA	-	$10,000
11	Roger B. McNamee	CA	-	$10,000
12	Zachary Pym Williams	CA	-	$10,000
13	Jason Post	CA	-	$10,000
Total from top contributors				$15,777,618

Supporting

Drug Policy Action - Non Profit 501c4
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Fund for Policy Reform (NonProfit 501 (c)(4)) Top Donors	NY	-	$3,940,000
2	Lawrence Hess	CA	NEW	$30,000
	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold
Total from top contributors				$3,970,000

Supporting

Fund for Policy Reform (Non-Profit 501(C)(4))
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Fund for Policy Reform, c/o Christina Trust, A Division of WSFS, FSB	DE	+	$6,140,000
	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold
Total from top contributors				$6,140,000

Supporting

New Approach PAC (MPO)
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Daniel R. Lewis	FL	NEW	$1,250,000
2	Sean Parker and Affiliated Entities	CA	NEW	$1,250,000
3	Henry van Ameringen	NY	NEW	$1,000,000
4	All One God Faith, Inc. D/B/A Dr. Bronnter's Magic Soaps	CA	NEW	$250,000
5	Privateer Holdings, Inc.	WA	NEW	$50,000
	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold
Total from top contributors				$3,800,000

Opposing

SAM Action, Inc., a Committee Against Proposition 64 with Help from Citizens (nonprofit 501 (c)(4))
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Juliet F. Schauer and Trust - Affiliated Entities	PA	NEW	$1,364,000
	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold
Total from top contributors				$1,364,000

Opposing

No on Prop 64, Sponsored by California Public Safety Institute and Sam Action, Inc.
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Sam Action, Inc., A Committee Against Proposition 64 with Help from Citizens (Nonprofit 501 (c) (4)) Top Donors	VA	-	$900,561
2	California Association of Highway Patrolmen	CA	-	$25,000
3	Cooper Ballot Measure Committee; Californians for Jobs, Assemblymember Jim (Candidate: Assembly 09 District) (OFFICEHOLDER: Assembly District 09)	CA	-	$25,000
4	Peace Officers Research Association of California Political Issues Committee (PORAC PIC)	CA	-	$25,000
5	California Teamsters Public Affairs Council, Issues Account	CA	-	$25,000
6	California Police Chiefs Association	CA	-	$20,000
7	California Peace Officers Association	CA	NEW	$10,000
8	Association of Orange County Deputy Sheriffs Issues Committee (Non-Profit 501 (c) (5))	CA	↓-	$10,000
9	Los Angeles Police Protective League Issues PAC - Yes on 66	CA	↓-	$10,000
10	California Hospitals Committee on Issues, (CHCI) Sponsored by California Association of Hospitals and Health Systems (CAHHS)	CA	↓-	$10,000
11	California Correctional Supervisors Organization, Inc.	CA	↓-	$10,000
12	Calif. State Sheriffs' Assoc.	CA	↓-	$10,000
Total from top contributors				$1,080,561

Prop 65 – Carryout Bags. Charges. Initative Statute

Supporting

American Progressive Bag Alliance, A Project of the Society of the Plastics Industry (Non-Profit 501(c)(6))
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Hilex Poly Co. LLC*	SC	-	$2,783,739
2	Formosa Plastics Corporation U.S.A.*	NJ	-	$1,148,442
3	Superbag Corp*	TX	+	$1,109,370
4	Advance Polybag, Inc.*	TX	-	$946,833
5	Durabag Co., Inc.*	CA	-	$50,000
6	Heritage Plastics, Inc.*	MS	-	$50,000
7	Prince Rubber and Plastics Co., Inc.*	TX	-	$25,000
8	Crown Poly, Inc.*	CA	-	$12,000
9	The Dow Chemical Company*	TX	-	$10,000
10	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold
	Total from top contributors			$6,135,383

Opposing

No committee opposing this ballot measure raised enough money to reach the reporting threshold for this list.

Prop 66 - Death Penalty. Procedures. Initiative Statute.

Supporting

Californians to Mend, Not End, The Death Penalty. No on Prop 62, Yes on Prop 66. Supported by prosecutors, law enforcement, and families of victims.
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	CA Correctional Peace Officers Association Truth in American Government Fund*	CA	↑+	$903,304
2	Peace Officers Research Association of CA Political Issues Committee (PORAC PIC)* Top Donors	CA	↓-	$755,000
3	Los Angeles Police Protective League Issues PAC*	CA	+	$270,000
4	The CA Association of Highway Patrolmen*	CA	-	$250,000
5	Henry T. Nicholas, III*	CA	↑+	$225,000
6	Association for Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs State PIC*	CA	↓-	$210,000
7	Julie Motamedi*	CA	-	$175,000
8	San Francisco Police Officers Association Issues PAC* Top Donors	CA	↑+	$155,000
9	San Bernardino County Safety Employees' Benefit Association PIC*	CA	-	$150,000
10	Los Angeles County Professional Peace Officers' Association Special Issues Committee*	CA	NEW	$145,907
Total from top contributors				$3,249,211

Opposing

Yes on 62. Replace the Costly, Failed Death Penalty System. Sponsored bv Taxpayers for Sentencing Reform.
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Nicholas McKeown	CA	-	$1,500,000
2	Reed Hastings	CA	-	$1,000,000
3	Laurene Powell Jobs, Including Emerson Collective, LLC.	CA	↑+	$600,000
4	L. John Doerr III	CA	↓-	$500,000
5	Open Society Policy Center	DC	↓-	$500,000
6	Paul Graham	CA	-	$500,000
7	Robert Alan Eustace	CA	-	$175,000
8	Frank P. Quattrone	CA	-	$100,000
9	M. Quinn Delaney	CA	-	$100,000
10	Marc Benioff	CA	-	$100,000
11	Thomas F. Steyer	CA	-	$100,000
12	Amy Joyce Rao	CA	-	$100,000
	Integrated Archive Systems, Inc. (entity affiliates with above for contribution total)	CA	-	-
13	John O'Farrell	CA	-	$100,000
	Total from top contributors			$5,375,000

Prop 67 – Ban on Single-Use Plastic Bags. Referendum.

Supporting

Yes on 67 - Protect the Plastic Bag Ban, sponsored by Environmental and Ocean Protection Organizations, Businesses including Grocers and Reusable Bag Makers, and Other Nonprofit Organizations
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Albertsons Safeway (Formerly Known as Safeway, Inc. Including Its Affiliated Entity The Vons Companies, Inc.	AZ	-	$150,000
2	Julie Packard	CA	-	$105,000
3	California Grocers Association Issues Committee (Non-Profit 501 (C) 6): Yes on Proposition 67 Top Donors	CA	-	$100,000
4	Claire Perry	CA	-	$100,000
5	Ralphs Grocery Company	OH	-	$80,000
6	Yes on 67 - Californians Against Waste - Protect the Plastic Ban (Non-Profit 501 (C) (4))	CA	-	$66,908
7	The Nature Conservancy	CA	-	$50,000
8	Thomas F. Steyer	CA	-	$50,000
9	California Democratic Party Top Donors	CA	-	$30,345
10	Anne G. Earhart	CA	-	$25,000
	Total from top contributors			$757,254

Opposing

Supporting American Progressive Bag Alliance, A Project of the Society of the Plastics Industry (Non-Profit 501(c)(6))
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Hilex Poly Co. LLC*	SC	-	$2,783,739
2	Formosa Plastics Corporation U.S.A.*	NJ	-	$1,148,442
3	Superbag Corp.*	TX	+	$1,109,370
4	Advance Polybag, Inc.*	TX	-	$946,833
5	Durabag Co., Inc.*	CA	-	$50,000
6	Heritage Plastics, Inc.*	MS	-	$50,000
7	Prince Rubber and Plastics Co., Inc.*	TX	-	$25,000
8	Crown Poly, Inc.*	CA	-	$12,000
9	The Dow Chemical Company*	TX	-	$10,000
10	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold
	Total from top contributors			$6,135,383

Committees Formed to Support/Oppose Multiple Ballot Measures

Million Voter Project Action Fund - Yes on 55, 56, 57, 58, 62, and No on 66, Sponsored by Social Justice Organizations
No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	Thomas F. Steyer	CA	+	$1,750,000
2	NextGen California Committee Top Donors	CA	-	$250,000
	No additional contributions at the reporting threshold
Total from top contributors				$2,000,000

Assembly District 47 - Candidate Eloise Reyes

Supporting

Reyes for Assembly 2016, Sponsored by a Coalition of Labor Unions and Environmental Justice Organizations; Neighbors United for a Stronger Middle Class to Support Eloise

No.	Contributor	State	Status	Total Contributions
1	California State Council of Service Employees Political Committee Top Donors	CA	↑+	$353,753
2	Consumer Attorneys of California Independent Campaign Committee Top Donors	CA	+	$350,000
3	United Food and Commercial Workers Western States Council Independent Expenditure PAC	CA	↓-	$340,901
4	United Food and Commercial Workers Active Ballot Club (California) (FED PAC ID#C00002766) Top Donors	DC	↓+	$285,000
5	Dignity CA SEIU Local 2015 Top Donors	CA	↓+	$250,000
6	United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 1167 PAC	CA	+	$100,000
7	California League of Conservation Voters - Independent Expenditure Committee	CA	NEW	$40,000
8	Service Employees International Union Local 721 CTW, CLC Workers' Strength Committee Top Donors	CA	↓-	$25,000
9	Local 770, United Food and Commercial Workers Political Action Committee	CA	↓-	$25,000
10	United Food & Commercial Workers Union Local 324 PAC	CA	↓-	$25,000
11	UFCW Local 99 PAC	AZ	↓-	$25,000
Total from top contributors				$1,819,654

Opposing

No committee opposing this candidate raised enough money to reach the reporting threshold for this list.

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