Our Voice in the Political Process...W Sen. Ramon Valadez D 29 270 ARKANSAS SENATE Sen. Tim Hutchinson R 4,000 Sen. Blanche Lambert Lincoln (Up in ‘04) D 2,500 STATE W Sen. James

PFIZER PAC BIENNIAL REPORT 2001-2002

Our Voice in the Political ProcessLearn which candidates Pfizer PAC supported in your community

Pfizer is poised to do more for healthcare

than any other company in history.

Every day, state and federal governments make

decisions that affect Pfizer and our business operations. Patent restrictions,

importation, anti-DTC and marketing regulations, supplemental rebates and

preferred drug lists are just a few examples of the challenges we are facing.

With political decisions increasingly taking on greater importance, Pfizer

needs to ensure that our voice is heard when officials consider crucial pieces

of legislation.

Your voice is a critical part of the policy debate that affects your company. As we

have seen in past elections, each and every one of us plays a vital role in shaping

our world, our environment and our communities – by taking the time to vote,

whatever our political affiliation.

By participating in Pfizer PAC you become a partner with Pfizer’s government

affairs team to encourage positive change for the future. Your participation

ensures that your voice – and Pfizer’s voice – is heard in the public policy arena.

“Your help is sorely needed. While we can all take pride at being the leader

in the pharmaceutical industry, we are not the industry leader when it

comes to supporting candidates who value our industry. Eli Lilly and

GlaxoSmithKline raise far more than Pfizer and have higher employee

participation levels in their PACs. Our urgent goal is to increase the PAC

from its current $1.3 million to $3 million for the next election cycle, and

to raise employee participation rates from 10% to 25%.”

Hank McKinnell

Chairman & CEO, Pfizer Inc

WHY DOES PFIZER NEED A PAC?

Simply put, federal law prohibits corporations from making political contribu-

tions to federal candidates. However, corporations are allowed to establish

political action committees, which are funded solely through voluntary employee

contributions. Pfizer’s ability to support candidates, therefore, depends entirely

upon Pfizer PAC’s success in raising money from you and your colleagues.

WHY IS EVERY ELIGIBLE EMPLOYEE BEING ASKED TO JOIN PFIZER PAC?

A voluntary contribution from all eligible employees will create a generous

pool of funds with which to support candidates who shape federal and state

government policies affecting our industry. Federal and state legislation and

regulation directly impact the financial well being of our company. Pfizer needs

to be able to fully participate in the electoral process; therefore, we need all

eligible employees to make a voluntary contribution to Pfizer PAC.

PAC DISBURSEMENTS FOR 2001-2002 ELECTION CYCLE

In the 2001-2002 election cycle the Pfizer PAC supported 211 Congressional

candidates of whom 72% were Republicans and 28% were Democrats. Pfizer

PAC and corporate contributions were made to a total of 1,182 state and local

candidates during the 2001-2002 election cycle, consisting of 58% Republicans,

40% Democrats and 2% Independents.

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WHAT IS PFIZER PAC?

Pfizer PAC is a nonpartisan organization that

provides opportunities for you to participate

in the American political process. By partici-

pating in the political action committee

(PAC), you help elect candidates who share

your views. The Pfizer PAC is an employee-

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STATE CORPORATE POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS

In 29 states it is legal for a corporation to contribute to state election campaigns.

In these states, contributions to candidates for state offices generally come from

corporate funds.

WHY JOIN PFIZER PAC?

Pfizer PAC is based upon the principle that if you want policy decisions to

reflect your concerns, you need to become involved in the election of those

people who make the decisions. Contributing to the PAC with fellow employees

gives you a stronger voice and say in who gets elected. Every day, elected

officials across the nation make decisions that affect Pfizer and its business

operations. By becoming a PAC contributor, you reaffirm your commitment to

be an active participant in the election process and help protect Pfizer’s

business interests. Your participation ensures that your voice will be heard and

opinion valued.

Joining the PAC is easy, all one needs to do is simply fill out an enrollment card

or go to the PAC website at www.epacweb.com/Pfizer. Pfizer PAC is a

voluntary program. You may contribute whatever you wish. You may

contribute in the form of a payroll deduction or in a lump sum, up to the

$5,000 annual maximum permitted by law. Whether or not you decide to

participate in the PAC, or the amount you may contribute, will not affect your

run organization with a steering committee

made up of Pfizer employees from around

the country. When choosing to make a con-

tribution to a candidate, the Pfizer PAC

considers candidates’ views on issues that

impact Pfizer and our employees as well as

the presence of Pfizer facilities or employees

in the candidate’s district or state. The PAC

steering committee reviews and approves all

recommendations for PAC contributions on a

monthly basis.

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employment status. Contributions to the Pfizer PAC are not tax deductible as

charitable contributions for Federal income tax purposes. Additionally, if

required by law, the amount of your contribution, together with your name,

address, occupation and employer will be publicly disclosed.

PFIZER PAC LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

In 1998, Pfizer PAC established the Pfizer PAC Leadership Council. The

Leadership Council is based upon the premise that if you want policy decisions

to reflect your concerns, you need to become involved in the election of those

people who make important decisions. By contributing $500 or more per year

to the Pfizer PAC, you will be a member of the Pfizer PAC Leadership Council.

Whether you choose to join the PAC Leadership Council, prefer to join with a

smaller amount to the PAC, or not join at all, is up to you and will not affect

your employment status.

"For the past several years, some candidates and elected officials have spent an

enormous amount of time and money attacking our industry. Some attack the

industry because they want to see government run health care, while others find us

an inviting target because they feel we are unable to respond to their attacks.

Patent protection, direct-to-consumer advertising restrictions, price controls,

preferred drug lists, supplemental rebates and personal injury lawsuits are just a

few of the many issues being debated in Congress and our state capitols across the

country. By joining the PAC, you can help Pfizer make our voice heard and have a

real impact on government decision-making."

Chuck Hardwick

Senior Vice President, Worldwide Government & Public Affairs

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WHO PICKS THE CANDIDATES WHO RECEIVE PFIZER PAC MONEY?

The Pfizer PAC Steering Committee, made up of employees from different

facilities around the country, oversees the evaluation of candidates for the

Pfizer PAC to support. When selecting candidates for funding, Pfizer PAC gives

priority to the following:

Candidates’ views on matters of concern to Pfizer and its employees,

The presence of Pfizer employees or facilities in a candidate’s state or district,

In the case of incumbents, a candidate’s proven legislative leadership and ability,

A candidate’s commitment to improving the pharmaceutical industry climate.

CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM

In 2002, President Bush signed campaign finance reform legislation into law.

Does this mean that corporations no longer have a role in making political

contributions? The campaign finance reform legislation that passed went into

effect on November 6, 2002 and bans corporations from contributing corporate

funds to political parties such as the Democratic National Committee and the

Republican National Committee. Typically, these contributions pay for Get-

Out-The-Vote drives and/or ads to promote one party’s candidate over another.

The ban on activities funded by corporate contributions makes it crucial that

we increase participation in the Pfizer PAC. The additional PAC funds raised

will offset the recently enacted limits on corporate political activity as well as

support and enhance Pfizer’s direct and field based lobbying efforts.

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COMMITTEES

POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS POLICY COMMITTEE

ChairmanChuck HardwickSenior Vice President, WorldwideGovernment & Public Affairs

TreasurerRichard PassovVice President & Treasurer

SecretaryGeorge EvansSenior Assistant General Counsel

MemberRich BaggerSenior Vice President, Government Relations

MemberKen BowlerVice President, Government Relations

MemberJeff KindlerSenior Vice President & General Counsel

MemberRobert MallettSenior Vice President, Corporate Affairs

PFIZER PAC STEERING COMMITTEE

MemberDan CollierVice President,Sales Specialty DivisionNew York, NY

MemberForest HarperVice President,Pfizer for Living Share CardProgram, PharmaceuticalsHeadquartersNew York, NY

MemberJohn KeenanPublic AffairsPGRDAnn Arbor, MI

MemberGary PlattDirector/Team Leader Information Technology Parsippany, NJ

MemberPhilip RoseDirector of Distribution,Pfizer Global ManufacturingMemphis, TN

MemberMike TaylorSenior Vice President,PGRD Global Project ManagementGroton, CT

MemberCheryl WoodOrder Fulfillment Manager,Pfizer Global ManufacturingReno, NV

A L A B A M A

SENATEW Sen. Jeff Sessions R 3,000

STATESen. William C. Armistead Jr. R 750

W Rep. Scott Beason R 51 500 W Sen. Roger H. Bedford D 6 1,000 W Rep. Robert Bentley R 63 500 W Sen. Steve French R 15 500 W Rep. Victor Gaston R 100 500 W Rep. Laura Hall D 19 500 W Rep. Albert Hall D 22 500 W Rep. Seth Hammett D 92 500 W Rep. Allen W. Layson D 61 250 W Rep. Michael J. Millican D 17 1,000 W Attorney General Bill Pryor R 500 W Governor Bob Riley R 500

Rep. Allen Sanderson R 43 500 W Justice Harold See R 500 W Rep. James L. Thomas D 69 1,000

A L A S K A

SENATEW Sen. Ted Stevens R 1,000

STATEW Governor Frank Murkowski R 1,000

A R I Z O N A

HOUSEW Rep. Jim Kolbe R 8 1,000 W Rep. J.D. Hayworth R 5 3,000 W Rep. Jeff Flake R 6 500

Fred Duval D 1 2,500

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STATEW Sen. Marsha Arzberger D 25 270 W Sen. Tim S. Bee R 30 270 W Sen. Linda Binder R 3 270 W Rep. Eddie Farnsworth R 22 270 W Attorney General Terry Goddard D 500 W Rep. Linda Gray R 10 270 W Sen. Herb Guenther D 25 270 W Rep. Deb Gullett R 11 270 W Rep. Karen S. Johnson R 18 270 W Sen. Peter Rios D 7 270 W Sen. Ramon Valadez D 29 270

A R K A N S A S

SENATESen. Tim Hutchinson R 4,000 Sen. Blanche Lambert Lincoln (Up in ‘04) D 2,500

STATEW Sen. James Argue Jr. D 15 250

Rep. Bill Bevis D 28 200 W Rep. Gary Biggs D 85 300 W Sen. Jerry P. Bookout D 14 700 W Sen. Shane Broadway D 22 250 W Rep. Mike Creekmore D 51 450 W Sen. Jack L. Critcher D 24 500 W Rep. John Alvin Eason D 97 300 W Sen. Steve Faris D 6 250

Treasurer Jimmie Lou Fisher D 100W Commissioner George French D 250 W Rep. Kevin D. Goss D 94 300 W Sen. Brenda B. Gullett R 9 500 W Sen. Barbara Horn D 4 500 W Governor Mike Huckabee R 1,250 W Rep. Jan A. Judy D 7 500 W Rep. Sam Ledbetter D 57 250 W Rep. Jim Lendall D 52 250 W Sen. Percy Malone D 3 500 W Rep. James Norton R 85 250 W Rep. Bill Pritchard R 8 450

Rep. David Rackley R 63 200 Sen. John A. Riggs IV D 16 250

W Lt. Governor Winthrop Rockefeller R 1,000 W Rep. Bill Scrimshire D 35 300

Rep. Marvin Steele D 96 250 W Sen. Tracy Steele D 34 250

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W Sen. Sharon Trusty R 12 200 W Sen. Shawn A. Womack R 24 400 W Sen. Tim Wooldridge D 30 500

C A L I F O R N I A

HOUSEW Rep. Lois Capps D 23 500 W Rep. Christopher Cox R 48 1,000 W Rep. Cal Dooley D 20 3,750 W Rep. John Doolittle R 4 1,000 W Rep. David Dreier R 26 3,000 W Rep. Anna Eshoo D 14 1,000 W Rep. Elton Gallegly R 24 1,000 W Rep. Jane Harman D 36 500 W Rep. Wally Herger R 2 4,000 W Rep. Mike Honda D 15 1,000 W Rep. Darrell Issa R 49 3,000 W Rep. Tom Lantos D 12 1,000 W Rep. Robert Matsui D 5 4,500 W Rep. Gary Miller R 42 2,000 W David Nunez R 34 5,000 W Rep. George Radanovich R 19 1,000 W Rep. Ellen Tauscher D 10 2,000 W Rep. William Thomas R 22 5,000 W Rep. Diane Watson D 33 1,000

STATEW Sen. Dick Ackerman R 33 1,000 W Sen. Dede Alpert D 39 1,000

Asb. Elaine White Alquist D 13 500 W Asb. Patricia C. Bates R 73 750 W Sen. Jim Battin R 37 1,000 W Sheriff Lou Blanas R 250 W Sen. James L. Brulte R 31 1,000 W Sen. John L. Burton D 3 2,000 W Lt. Governor Cruz M. Bustamante D 3,460

Thomas M. Calderon D 500 W Asb. John B. T. Campbell III R 70 1,000 W Sen. Gilbert Cedillo D 46 1,000 W Asb. Edward Chavez D 57 1,000

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W Asb. Judy Chu D 49 1,000 W Asb. Rebecca Cohn D 24 1,000 W Asb. Lou Correa D 69 500 W Asb. Dave Cox R 5 2,000 W Asb. Lynn Daucher R 72 2,000 W Governor Gray Davis D 32,000 W Sen. Denise Moreno Ducheny D 40 1,500 W Asb. John A Dutra D 20 2,000 W Sen. Martha M. Escutia D 30 1,500 W Sen. Liz Figueroa D 10 3,000 W Asb. Marco Antonio Firebaugh D 50 1,000 W Asb. Dario J. Frommer D 43 2,500 W Asb. Bonnie Garcia R 80 1,000

Vince Hall D 78 1,500 W Asb. Tom Harman R 67 500 W Asb. Raymond N. Haynes R 36 750 W Asb. Jerome E. Horton D 51 1,500 W Asb. Guy Spencer Houston R 15 1,501 W Asb. Hannah-Beth Jackson D 35 1,000

Ed Jones R 11 150 W Asb. Christine Kehoe D 76 1,000 W Asb. Tim Leslie R 4 1,500 W Attorney General Bill Lockyer D 1,000 W Sen. Mike Machado D 5 1,000 W Asb. Kevin McCarthy R 32 3,000 W Sen. Bill Morrow R 38 1,000 W Asb. Gene Mullin D 19 1,000 W Asb. Joe Nation D 6 1,000 W Asb. Gloria Negrete McLeod D 61 500

Sen. Jack O’Connell D 18 1,000 W Asb. Jenny Oropeza D 55 1,000 W Sen. Deborah V Ortiz D 6 2,000 W Asb. Robert Pacheco R 60 2,000

Claude Parrish R BOE 3 249 W Asb. George A. Plescia R 75 750 W Sen. Charles Poochigian R 14 1,000

Charles Ramsey D 14 1,000 W Asb. Keith Stuart Richman R 38 3,000 W Asb. Mark Ridley-Thomas D 48 1,000 W Asb. Simon Salinas D 28 500 W Asb. Joe Simitian D 21 500 W Asb. Darrell S Steinberg D 9 1,000 W Asb. Tony Strickland R 37 2,000

Asb. Helen M. Thomson D 8 1,000 W Asb. Juan Vargas D 79 1,000 W Sen. Edward Vincent D 25 1,000

Asb. Howard Wayne D 78 750 W Asb. Herb J. Wesson Jr. D 47 1,000

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W Asb. Lois Wolk D 8 500 Asb. Roderick Wright D 48 1,000 Asb. Phil Wyman R 34 500 Asb. Charlene Zettel R 36 1,500

C O L O R A D O

SENATEW Sen. Wayne Allard R 5,000

HOUSEW Rep. Diana DeGette D 1 1,000 W Rep. Tom Tancredo R 6 1,000

STATEW Sen. Norma Anderson R 22 100 W Rep. Gayle Berry R 55 200 W Rep. Bill Cadman R 15 150 W Rep. Lauri Clapp R 37 200 W Rep. Mark Cloer R 17 200 W Rep. Bill Crane R 27 150 W Secretary of State Donetta Davidson R 250 W Sen. Lewis H. Entz R 5 100 W Sen. John Evans R 30 250 W Rep. Rob Fairbank R 22 150 W Sen. Joan Fitz-Gerald D 13 200 W Rep. Jerry Frangas D 4 130 W Rep. Timothy S. Fritz R 51 150 W Rep. Michael Garcia D 42 100 W Sen. Bob Hagedorn D 29 150 W Sen. Mark D. Hillman R 1 250 W Rep. Diane Hoppe R 65 250

Rep. Bryan A. Jameson D 52 150 W Sen. Kenneth Kester R 47 250 W Rep. Don Lee R 28 150 W Rep. Carl Miller D 56 150 W Sen. David T. Owen R 16 250 W Governor Bill Owens R 500 W Rep. Ann F. Ragsdale D 35 50 W Rep. Gregg P. Rippy R 61 200 W Attorney General Ken Salazar D 900

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SENATESen. Christopher Dodd (Up in ‘04) D 1,000 Sen. Joseph Lieberman (Up in ‘06) D 6,000

HOUSEW Rep. Nancy Johnson R 5 10,000

Rep. James Maloney (primary) D 5 1,000 W Rep. Rob Simmons R 2 7,000

STATEW Rep. Lawrence F. Cafero Jr. R 142 125 W Rep. Raymond V. Collins R 117 250 W Sen. Catherine W. Cook R 18 1,000 250 W Rep. Melody A. Currey D 10 250 W Sen. Louis C. DeLuca R 32 200 W Rep. Brian J. Flaherty R 68 125 W Rep. Bob Godfrey D 110 250 W Rep. Sonya Googins R 31 100 W Rep. Kenneth P. Green D 1 100 W Sen. George L. Gunther R 21 500 W Sen. Toni Nathaniel Harp D 10 250

Sen. George C. Jepsen D 27 250 W Rep. Moira K. Lyons D 146 250

Rep. John S. Martinez D 95 250 Rep. Peter A. Nystrom R 19 300

W Rep. Arthur J. O’Neill R 69 125 W Rep. Linda A. Orange D 48 200 W Lt. Governor M. Jodi Rell R 250 W Rep. Andrea L. Stillman D 38 250 W Rep. John E. Stone Jr. R 134 100

Henry Watson R 40 500 W Comptroller Nancy Wyman D 500

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SENATESen. Tom Carper (Up in ‘06) D 2,000

STATEW Rep. Timothy U. Boulden R 23 250

D I S T R I C T O F C O L U M B I A

STATEW Mayor Anthony Williams D 500

F L O R I D A

HOUSEW Rep. Michael Bilirakis R 9 6,000 W Tom Feeney R 24 1,000 W Rep. Mark Foley R 16 3,500 W Katherine Harris R 13 2,000 W Rep. Ric Keller R 8 2,500 W Rep. John Mica R 7 1,000 W Jefferson Miller (special election) R 1 500 W Rep. Clay Shaw R 22 4,000 W Rep. Cliff Stearns R 6 2,000 W Rep. Dave Weldon R 15 1,000 W Rep. Bill Young R 10 1,000

STATEW Rep. Kevin Christopher Ambler R 47 500 W Rep. Loranne Ausley D 9 250 W Rep. Gustavo A. Barreiro R 107 500 W Sen. Michael S. Bennett R 21 500 W Rep. Anna Holliday Benson R 3 500 W Rep. Kim Berfield R 50 500 W Rep. Gus Michael Bilirakis R 48 250 W Rep. Frederick C Brummer R 38 800

Glenn Bryan R 18 500 W Rep. Edward B. Bullard D 118 500 W Governor John Ellis Bush R 500

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W Rep. Gaston Cantens R 114 300 W Sen. Lisa Carlton R 23 500

Rep. John F. Cosgrove D 39 300 W Sen. Anna P. Cowin R 20 500 W Rep. Larry Cretul R 22 250 W Attorney General Charlie Crist R 500 W Sen. M. Mandy Dawson D 29 300 W Rep. Charles S. Dean R 43 250 W Rep. Greg Evers R 1 250 W Rep. Frank Farkas R 52 1,000 W Sen. Michael Fasano R 11 1,000 W Rep. Heather Fiorentino R 46 800

Rep. Mark G. Flanagan R 21 500 W Sen. Howard E. Futch R 26 500 W Rep. Bill Galvano R 68 250 W Rep. Anne M. Gannon D 86 500 W Rep. Rene Garcia R 110 200 W Rep. J. Dudley Goodlette R 76 300 W Rep. Carole Green R 75 250 W Rep. Ron L. Greenstein D 95 300 W Rep. Mike Haridopolos R 30 300 W Rep. Gayle B. Harrell R 81 250 W Rep. Adam Hasner R 87 300 W Sen. Tony Hill D 1 300 W Rep. Ed Homan R 60 1,000 W Sen. Dennis L. Jones R 22 500 W Rep. Jim Kallinger R 35 500 W Rep. Bev Kilmer R 7 800 W Sen. James E. King Jr. R 8 1,000 W Sen. Ron Klein D 30 1,000 W Rep. Bruce Kyle R 73 800 W Rep. Kenneth W. Littlefield R 61 1,000 W Sen. Evelyn J. Lynn R 7 1,000 W Rep. Stan F. Mayfield R 80 200

Sen. Richard E. Mitchell D 3 1,000 W Rep. Sandra L. Murman R 56 1,000

Brian Murphy R 68 250 W Rep. Pat Patterson R 26 300 W Sen. Bill Posey R 24 500 W Rep. Ron Reagan R 67 250 W Rep. Nan H. Rich D 97 250 W Rep. Stacy J. Ritter D 96 250 W Rep. Dennis A. Ross R 63 200 W Rep. David D. Russell Jr. R 44 250 W Rep. Ray Sansom R 4 250 W Sen. Jim Sebesta R 16 300 W Rep. Irving L. Slosberg D 90 300 W Rep. Ken Sorensen R 120 500

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W Sen. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz D 32 800 W Rep. Leslie Waters R 51 300 W Sen. Stephen R. Wise R 6 500

G E O R G I A

SENATESen. Max Cleland D 4,000

HOUSEW Rep. Michael Collins R 8 2,000 W Rep. Nathan Deal R 10 1,000 W Rep. Johnny Isakson R 6 1,000 W Rep. John Lewis D 5 1,000 W Rep. Charlie Norwood R 9 1,000

Charles W. Walker Jr. D 12 3,500

STATEDean Alverson R 27 250

W Attorney General Thurbert E. Baker D 1,000 W Sen. Don Balfour R 9 500

Governor Roy Barnes D 10,000 W Rep. Mark Burkhalter R 41 250 W Sen. Gloria Singleton Butler D 55 250 W Rep. R. M. Mickey Channell D 111 1,250 W Rep. Eugene M. Childers D 13 1,000 W Sen. Chuck Clay R 37 250 W Rep. Terry L. Coleman D 142 1,000 W Secretary of State Cathy Cox D 500 W Rep. Karla Drenner D 57 125 W Rep. Winfred J Dukes D 161 250 W Rep. Virgil Fludd D 48 200 W Rep. Pat Gardner D 47 400 W Rep. Richard M. Golick R 30 500 W Rep. David Baugh Graves R 125 250 W Sen. Ed Harbison D 15 250 W Rep. Bill Hembree R 98 250 W Rep. Michele Henson D 65 250 W Sen. Steve Henson D 41 300 W Sen. George Hooks D 14 1,250 W Sen. Eric Johnson R 1 500

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Sen. Charles Barton Ladd R 41 500 Sen. Richard O. Marable D 52 400

W Sen. Michael S. Meyer von Bremen D 12 500 W Rep. Billy Mitchell D 61 200 W Rep. Nan Grogan Orrock D 56 400 W Rep. Larry J. Parrish D 144 1,000 W Rep. Donald L. Parsons R 40 250

Sen. Rusty Paul R 40 400 W Sen. Thomas E. Price R 56 2,075 W Rep. Calvin Smyre D 136 500

Rep. Mike Snow D 2 250 W Sen. William V. Stephens R 51 250 W Sen. Connie Stokes D 43 2,000

Sen. Donnie LaVan Streat Sr. D 19 200 W Sen. Charles B. Tanksley R 32 500 W Sen. Horacena Tate D 38 250 W Lt. Governor Mark Taylor D 4,000 W Sen. Don R. Thomas R 54 250 W Sen. Nadine Thomas D 10 500 W Comm. Michael Thurmond D 200 W Rep. Carl Von Epps D 131 300 W Rep. Larry Walker D 141 1,000

Sen. Charles W. Walker D 22 4,000W Rep. Stanley K. Watson D 70 350

Rep. John J. Wiles R 34 200

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STATEW Governor Linda Lingle R 2,000

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SENATEW Sen. Larry Craig R 1,000

Sen. Michael Crapo (Up in ‘04) R 1,000

STATELt. Governor Jack Riggs M.D. R 400

W Attorney General Lawrence Wasden R 450W Governor Dirk Kempthorne R 2000

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HOUSEW Rep. Philip Crane R 8 2,000 W Rep. Dennis Hastert R 14 10,000 W Rep. Tim Johnson R 15 1,500 W Rep. Mark Steven Kirk R 10 1,000 W Rep. Ray LaHood R 18 500 W Rep. Donald Manzullo R 16 1,000 W Rep. John Shimkus R 19 4,000 W Rep. Gerald Weller R 11 3,000

STATEW Rep. Suzanne Bassi R 54 250 W Rep. Patricia R. Bellock R 81 200 W Rep. Robert A. Biggins R 41 600 W Rep. Joel D. Brunsvold D 72 200

Rep. Robert J. Bugielski D 19 750 W Rep. Ralph C. Capparelli D 15 500 W Rep. Robert W. Churchill R 62 250 W Sen. James F. Clayborne Jr. D 57 250 W Rep. Elizabeth Coulson R 17 1,250 W Rep. Tom Cross R 84 1,250 W Sen. John J. Cullerton D 6 250 W Rep. Barbara Flynn Currie D 25 1,250 W Rep. Lee A. Daniels R 46 2,000 W Sen. James A. DeLeo D 10 500 W Sen. Kirk W. Dillard R 24 1,600

Sen. Laura Kent Donahue R 48 100 Sen. Walter W. Dudycz R 7 500

W Rep. Sara Feigenholtz D 12 1,000 W Rep. John A. Fritchey D 11 250 W Rep. Julie D. Hamos D 18 1,250 W Sen. Don Harmon D 39 250 W Rep. Brent Hassert R 83 350 W Sen. Rickey R. Hendon D 5 700 W Rep. Jay C. Hoffman D 112 250 W Rep. Constance A. Howard D 32 150 W Sen. Emil Jones Jr. D 14 5,000 W Sen. Wendell Jones R 27 750

Sen. Doris C. Karpiel R 28 3,000 Rep. Gwenn Klingler R 100 400

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W Rep. Renee Kosel R 81 450 W Rep. Patricia Reid Lindner R 50 200 W Rep. Eileen Lyons R 82 500 W Rep. Michael J. Madigan D 22 3,600 W Rep. Susana Mendoza D 1 150 W Rep. David E. Miller D 29 1,000 W Rep. Andrea S. Moore R 61 500 W Rep. Rosemary E. Mulligan R 55 1,000 W Sen. Antonio Munoz D 1 450 W Rep. Carole Pankau R 49 300

Sen. Kathleen K. Parker R 29 550 W Rep. Raymond Poe R 99 150 W Sen. Christine Radogno R 41 750 W Sen. Steven J. Rauschenberger R 22 2,500 W Rep. Dan Reitz D 116 200 W Sen. Dale A. Righter R 106 250 W Rep. Dan Rutherford R 87 250 R Governor George H. Ryan R 1,000 W Rep. Angelo Saviano R 77 1,000 W Rep. Timothy L. Schmitz R 42 250 W Rep. Ricca C. Slone D 92 250 W Commisioner Larry Suffredin D 500 W Sen. David Sullivan R 28 700 W Sen. Dave Syverson R 34 1,000 W Rep. Art Tenhouse R 96 250 W Sen. Donne E. Trotter D 17 1,500 W Rep. David Winters R 69 150 W Rep. Kathleen L. Wojcik R 56 950

I N D I A N A

SENATESen. Evan Bayh (Up in ‘04) D 1,000

HOUSEW Rep. Stephen Buyer R 4 3,000

Rep. Brian Kerns (primary) R 4 1,500 W Rep. Mike Pence R 6 2,500

STATERep. James D. Atterholt R 86 200

W Rep. B. Patrick Bauer D 6 250 W Rep. Vaneta G. Becker R 78 200 W Rep. Brian C. Bosma R 88 250 W Sen. Billie J. Breaux D 34 200 W Rep. Charlie Brown D 3 300 W Rep. William A. Crawford D 98 200

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W Sen. Gary P. Dillon R 50 200 W Sen. Beverly J. Gard R 28 200 W Sen. Robert D. Garton R 41 250 W Rep. Brian Hasler D 77 200 W Sen. Robert L. Meeks R 13 200 W Sen. Patricia L. Miller R 32 300 W Rep. Michael B. Murphy R 90 200 W Sen. Marvin D. Riegsecker R 12 200 W Sen. Vi Simpson D 40 200 W Rep. Peggy M. Welch D 60 200 W Sen. Richard D. Young Jr. D 47 250

I O WA

SENATESen. Chuck Grassley (up in ‘04) R 5,000

W Sen. Tom Harkin D 5,000

HOUSEW Rep. Tom Latham R 4 1,000 W Rep. Jim Nussle R 1 4,000

John Redwine R 5 1,000

STATEKaren Balderston R 36 300

W Rep. Polly Granzow R 44 300 W Sen. Stewart E. Iverson Jr. R 9 300 W Sen. Charles W. Larson Jr. R 19 1,500

Don Palmer R 38 300 Rep. Leigh A. Rekow R 32 300

W Rep. Jim Van Fossen R 84 300 Bonnie Vetter R 6 300

W Governor Tom Vilsack D 1,000

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SENATEW Sen. Pat Roberts R 7,000

Sen. Sam Brownback (up in’04) R 1,000

STATEW Sen. David Adkins R 7 1,000 W Sen. Barbara P. Allen R 8 500 W Rep. Clay Aurand R 109 250 W Rep. Barbara W. Ballard D 44 150 W Rep. John D. Ballou R 43 250 W Rep. Patricia Barbieri-Lightner R 29 150 W Rep. Bob Bethell R 113 500

Rep. Garry Boston R 72 250 W Rep. Rob Boyer R 38 150 W Rep. Larry L. Campbell R 26 150 W Rep. Sydney Carlin D 66 250 W Rep. Eric Carter R 48 150 W Rep. Barbara Craft R 65 250 W Rep. John T. Edmonds R 112 150 W Rep. Bill Feuerborn D 5 150

Russ Frey R 66 150 W Rep. Jeff Goering R 105 150 W Rep. Lana Gordon R 52 150 W Rep. Gerald T. Henry D 48 150 W Rep. Tom Holland D 10 250 W Rep. Terrie W. Huntington R 25 150 W Treasurer Lynn Jenkins R 1,250

George Kandt R 48 200 W Rep. William A. Kassebaum R 68 150 W Sen. Dave Kerr R 34 3,000 W Attorney General Phillip D. Kline R 500 W Rep. Brenda K Landwehr R 91 250 W Rep. Bill Light R 124 150 W Rep. Doug Mays R 54 250 W Rep. Bill McCreary R 80 150 W Rep. Melvin Minor D 114 250 W Rep. James F. Morrison R 121 150 W Rep. Cindy Neighbor R 18 150 W Rep. Melvin J. Neufeld R 115 500 W Rep. Dean Newton R 21 150 W Rep. Rocky Nichols D 58 150 W Rep. Michael R. O’Neal R 104 250 W Rep. Doug Patterson R 28 150 W Rep. Jo Ann Pottorff R 83 250 W Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger R 2,500 W Rep. Roger P. Reitz R 67 150

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W Rep. Scott Schwab R 49 150 W Rep. Sharon Schwartz R 106 250

Treasurer Tim Shallenburger R 1,000 W Rep. Stephanie Sharp R 17 150 W Rep. Clark Shultz R 73 150 W Secretary of State Ron Thornburgh R 250 W Rep. Kenny A. Wilk R 42 250 W Rep. Jim Yonally R 16 150

K E N T U C K Y

SENATEW Sen. Mitch McConnell R 1,000

HOUSEW Rep. Ernest Fletcher R 6 3,500 W Rep. Ed Whitfield R 1 5,000

L O U I S I A N A

SENATEW Sen. Mary Landrieu D 5,000

HOUSEW Rep. William Jefferson D 2 10,000 W Rep. Chris John D 7 2,000 W Rep. Jim McCrery R 4 3,000 W Rep. Billy Tauzin R 3 10,000 W Rep. David Vitter R 1 1,000

STATEW Rep. John A. Alario Jr. D 83 1,000 W Rep. Ernie Alexander R 43 200 W Sen. Diana E. Bajoie D 5 500 W Sen. Ron Bean R 38 1,000 W Lt. Governor Kathleen Blanco D 1,000

Chris Bollinger R 20 500 W Sen. James David Cain D 30 250 W Rep. Robert J. Carter D 72 200 W Rep. Karen R. Carter D 93 200

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W Rep. Charles W. DeWitt Jr. D 25 1,000 W Rep. H. B. Downer R 52 500 W Sen. Reggie P. Dupre Jr. D 20 500 W Rep. Sydnie Mae Durand D 46 500 W Sen. Noble E. Ellington D 32 1,000 W Rep. Mike Futrell R 66 1,000 W Sen. John J. Hainkel Jr. R 6 1,000 W Rep. Alexander Heaton D 95 250 W Sen. Donald E. Hines M.D. D 28 1,000 W Sen. Fred Hoyt D 26 500 W Attorney General Richard P. Ieyoub D 500 W Rep. Lydia P. Jackson D 2 1,000 W Sen. Charles D. Jones D 34 500 W Rep. Donald Ray Kennard R 65 1,000 W Rep. Jerry Luke LeBlanc D 45 2,000 W Sen. Robert Marionneaux Jr. D 17 500 W Sen. Joe McPherson D 29 500 W Rep. Billy Montgomery D 9 200 W Rep. Dan W. Morrish D 37 250 W Sen. Willie Landry Mount D 27 500 W Rep. Edwin R. Murray D 96 750 W Rep. Anthony R. Perkins R 64 1,500 W Rep. Rosalind Magee Peychaud D 91 500 W Rep. Wilfred Pierre D 44 300 W Rep. Gillis J. Pinac D 42 300 W Rep. Henry Powell R 73 300

Rep. Charles A. Riddle III D 28 500 W Rep. Joe R. Salter D 24 300 W Rep. B. L. Shaw R 6 500 W Sen. Kenneth M. Smith D 31 1,000 W Rep. Michael G. Strain R 74 300 W Rep. Yvonne Welch D 67 200 W Rep. Diane G. Winston R 77 500

M A I N E

SENATEW Sen. Susan Collins R 5,000

STATEPeter Cianchette R 500

W Rep. Edward R. Dugay D 131 250 Robin Lambert R 28 250

W Sen. Kenneth F. Lemont R 35 250 W Rep. Lisa T. Marraché D 100 250 W Rep. Bernard E. McGowan D 104 250

Doug Newman R 18 250

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W Rep. Robert W. Nutting R 103 250 W Rep. Julie Ann O’Brien R 96 250

M A R Y L A N D

HOUSEW Rep. Ben Cardin D 3 2,000 W Rep. Steny Hoyer D 5 1,000

Rep. Constance Morella R 8 4,000 W Rep. Albert Wynn D 4 2,000

STATEW Del. Kumar P. Barve D 17 125 W Del. Michael Erin Busch D 30 400 W Governor Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. R 1,000 W Del. John Adams Hurson D 18 500 W County Executive Jack Johnson D 500

M I C H I G A N

HOUSEW Rep. Dave Camp R 4 2,500 W Rep. John Dingell D 15 10,000 W Rep. Sander Levin D 12 3,000 W Candice Miller R 10 1,000 W Rep. Fred Upton R 6 5,000

STATEW Sen. Deborah Cherry D 26 200 W Lt. Governor John D. Cherry Jr. D 28 350 W Attorney General Mike Cox R 500 W Rep. Stephen R. Ehardt R 83 150 W Sen. Robert L. Emerson D 27 125 W Sen. Gilda Z. Jacobs D 14 350 W Rep. Rick Johnson R 102 250 W Rep. Chris Kolb D 53 125 W Sen. Burton Leland D 5 150 W Rep. Alexander C. Lipsey D 60 250 W Rep. Jack Minore D 49 250

Rep. Mickey Mortimer R 19 500 W Rep. Michael C. Murphy D 69 125

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Sen. Raymond M. Murphy D 2 125 W Rep. Brian Palmer R 36 100 W Sen. Mark Schauer D 19 250 W Rep. Marc Shulman R 39 150

Sen. Alma Wheeler Smith D 18 500 W Rep. Paula Zelenko D 50 125

M I N N E S O T A

SENATEW Norm Coleman R 10,000

HOUSEW Rep. Jim Ramstad R 3 2,000

M I S S I S S I P P I

SENATEW Sen. Thad Cochran R 2,000

HOUSEW Rep. Chip Pickering R 3 3,000 W Rep. Roger Wicker R 1 1,000

STATEW Rep. Lester H. Barnett Jr. R 116 200 W Rep. Cecil C. Brown D 66 200 W Sen. Neely C. Carlton D 22 200 W Justice Jess Dickinson O 5,000 1,000 W Rep. John William Eads D 12 200 W Rep. George Flaggs Jr. D 55 200 W Rep. Tim Ford D 18 1,500 W Sen. Carl Jackson Gordon Jr. D 8 2,000 W Rep. Joe T. Grist Jr. D 23 200 W Sen. William Gardner Hewes III R 49 800 W Rep. Daniel S. Holland D 16 500 W Sen. Robert Gene Huggins R 14 2,000 W Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith D 39 200 W Rep. Michael W. Janus R 117 200 W Sen. Timothy Lamar Johnson R 19 1,000 W Sen. Travis Lane Little D 4 200 W Sen. H. Nolan Mettetal D 10 200 W Sen. J. Walter Michel R 25 500 W Sen. William R. Minor D 2 200 W Rep. Robert J. Moody D 43 1,000 W Rep. John O. Read D 112 200

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W Sen. Thomas Edward Robertson R 51 200 W Rep. James C. Simpson Jr. R 120 200 W Rep. Mary Ann Stevens D 48 200 W Lt. Governor Amy Tuck R 2,000 W Sen. Bennie L. Turner D 16 200 W Rep. May Ringold Whittington D 34 200 W Rep. Henry B. Zuber III R 113 500

M I S S O U R I

SENATEW James Talent R 6,000

HOUSEW Rep. Roy Blunt R 7 7,000 W Rep. Samuel Graves R 6 2,000 W Rep. Kenny Hulshof R 9 3,000

STATEW Rep. Mark C. Abel D 103 500 W Sen. Matt Bartle R 8 300 W Rep. Carl L. Bearden R 16 300 W Rep. Amber Boykins D 60 300 W Rep. Richard G. Byrd R 94 300 W Rep. Marsha Campbell D 39 250 W Rep. Russ Carnahan D 59 300 W Sen. John Cauthorn R 18 300 W Sen. Norma Champion R 30 300 W Sen. Dan Clemens R 20 200 W Rep. Shannon Cooper R 120 300 W Rep. Wayne Cooper M.D. R 155 200 W Sen. Rita H. Days D 14 300 W Rep. Tom Dempsey R 18 300 W Sen. Jonathan P Dolan R 2 300 W Sen. Patrick Dougherty D 4 300 W Rep. Chuck Graham D 24 300

Rep. Timothy P. Green D 14 200 W Sen. John E. Griesheimer R 26 300 W Rep. Catherine L. Hanaway R 87 500 W Rep. Roy W Holand R 135 300 W Governor Bob Holden D 1,000

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Joel Jeffries R 25 200 W Rep. Rod Jetton R 156 300 W Rep. Cathy Jolly D 45 300 W Sen. David Klindt R 12 300

John Lewis R 24 300 W Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer R 115 300 W Sen. Gary Nodler R 32 500 W Rep. Sam Page D 82 200 W Rep. Susan C. Phillips R 32 300 W Rep. Charles R. Portwood R 92 300 W Rep. Ann Reinhart R 34 300 W Rep. Robert Schaaf R 28 200 W Sen. Delbert L. Scott R 28 300 W Sen. Charles W. Shields R 34 500

Sen. Marvin A. Singleton M.D. R 32 300 W Sen. Sarah Steelman R 16 500 W Rep. Kevin Threlkeld R 109 200 W Sen. Carl M. Vogel R 6 500 W Sen. Charles B. Wheeler D 10 300 W Rep. Philip O. Willoughby D 33 300 W Rep. Yvonne S. Wilson D 42 300

M O N T A N A

SENATEW Sen. Max S. Baucus D 8,000

Sen. Conrad Burns (Up in ‘06) R 2,500

N E B R A S K A

SENATESen. Ben Nelson (Up in ‘06) D 3,500

W Sen. Chuck Hagel R 4,000

HOUSEW Rep. Lee Terry R 2 1,750

STATEW Sen. Thomas C. Baker I 44 250 W Sen. Chris J. Beutler I 28 250 W Sen. Patrick J. Bourne I 8 250 W Sen. Kermit A. Brashear I 4 250 W Sen. Curt Bromm I 23 500 W Sen. Pam Brown I 6 250 W Attorney General Jon C. Bruning R 700 W Sen. Dennis M. Byars I 30 250

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W Sen. Matt J. Connealy I 16 250 W Sen. James D. Cudaback I 36 250 W Sen. Leo Patrick Engel I 17 250 W Secretary of State John A. Gale R 250 W Sen. Jim Jensen I 20 500 W Governor Michael Johanns R 3,000 W Sen. Joel T. Johnson I 37 250 W Sen. Bob Kremer I 34 250 W Sen. David M. Landis I 46 250 W Sen. Chip Maxwell I 9 250 W Sen. Vickie McDonald I 41 250 W Sen. Mick Mines I 18 200 W Sen. Donald W. Pederson I 42 250 W Sen. Marian L. Price I 26 250 W Sen. Pamela A Redfield I 12 250

Sen. Jennie Robak I 22 250 W Sen. Edward J. Schrock I 38 250 W Sen. Adrian M Smith I 48 250 W Sen. Elaine R. Stuhr I 24 250

Sen. Deborah S. Suttle I 10 250 W Sen. John Synowiecki I 7 250 W Sen. Nancy Thompson I 14 250 W Sen. Roger R. Wehrbein I 2 500

Mayor Don Wesely D 1,000

N E VA D A

SENATESen. Harry M. Reid (Up in ‘04) D 3,000

HOUSEW Rep. Jim Gibbons R 2 2,000 W Jon Porter Sr. R 3 1,000

STATEW Attorney General Brian Sandoval R 500 W Sen. Barbara K. Cegavske R 5 500 W Governor Kenny Guinn R 1,500 W Rep. Richard Perkins D 23 1,000

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SENATEW John Sununu R 6,000

STATESen. Arthur P. Klemm Jr. R 22 500

N E W J E R S E Y

SENATEDouglas Forrester R 1,000

R Sen. Robert Torricelli D 10,000

HOUSEGerald Cardinale (primary) R 5 1,000

W D Rep. Mike Ferguson R 7 5,000 W Rep. Rod Frelinghuysen R 11 4,000 W Scott Garrett R 5 1,000 W Rep. Rush Holt D 12 3,000 W Rep. Frank LoBiondo R 2 1,000W Rep. Robert Menendez D 13 1,000 W Rep. William Pascrell Jr. D 8 1,000 W Rep. Steven Rothman D 9 1,000 W Rep. Jim Saxton R 3 1,000 W Rep. Christopher Smith R 4 1,000

STATEW Asb. Matt Ahearn D 38 500 W Sen. Diane Allen R 7 500 W Asb. Joe Azzolina R 13 500 W Sen. John O. Bennett R 12 1,000 W Sen. Wayne R. Bryant D 5 1,000 W Sen. Anthony R. Bucco R 25 500 W Sen. James S. Cafiero R 1 500 W Asb. Wilfredo Caraballo D 29 500 W Sen. Richard J. Codey D 27 500 W Asb. Neil M. Cohen D 20 500 W Asb. Herb Conaway D 7 1,500 W Asb. Steven J. Corodemus R 11 1,000 W Asb. Paul R. D’Amato R 2 250 W Asb. Alex DeCroce R 26 700 R Governor Donald T. DiFrancesco R 2,600 W Asb. Paul DiGaetano R 36 2,000 W Asb. Joseph V. Doria Jr. D 31 500

Asb. Nicholas R. Felice R 38 500 Rep. Bob Franks R 1,900

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W Asb. George F. Geist R 4 500 Asb. John C. Gibson R 1 1,000

W Sen. William Gormley R 2 500 W Asb. Rose Marie Heck R 38 500 W Sen. Peter A. Inverso R 14 500 W Asb. Thomas H. Kean Jr. R 21 1,000

Sen. Louis F. Kosco R 38 750 W Sen. Joseph M. Kyrillos Jr. R 13 1,750 W Sen. Robert E. Littell R 24 500 W Sen. Robert J. Martin R 26 500 W Sen. John J. Matheussen R 4 500 W Asb. Richard A. Merkt R 25 150 W Asb. Eric Munoz R 21 1,000 W Asb. Joseph Pennacchio R 26 300 W Asb. Joseph J. Roberts Jr. D 5 500

Bret Schundler R 2,600 W Sen. Robert W. Singer R 30 1,100

Asb. Tom Smith R 11 500 W Asb. Samuel D. Thompson R 13 1,000 W Asb. Charlotte Vandervalk R 39 250 W Sen. Joseph F. Vitale D 19 500

Sen. Raymond J. Zane D 3 500

N E W M E X I C O

SENATEW Sen. Pete Domenici R 4,000

HOUSEW Rep. Heather Wilson R 1 3,000

STATEW Rep. Daniel R. Foley R 57 150 W Rep. Mary Helen Garcia D 34 200 W Rep. Roberto J. Gonzales D 42 100 W Rep. Dianne Miller Hamilton R 38 100 W Rep. Ted Hobbs R 20 200 W Rep. Ben Lujan D 46 500 W Attorney General Patricia A. Madrid D 500 W Rep. Terry T. Marquardt R 53 500 W Rep. Alfred A. Park D 26 250

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W Rep. Danice R. Picraux D 25 200 W Rep. Pauline J. Ponce D 58 100 W Governor Bill Richardson D 2,500 W Rep. Henry Kiki Saavedra D 10 150 W Rep. Joe Thompson R 31 150 W Rep. Luciano Varela D 48 150

N E W Y O R K

HOUSEW Rep. Sherwood Boehlert R 24 2,000W Rep. Eliot Engel D 17 3,000 W Rep. Vito Fossella R 13 2,000 R Rep. Ben Gilman R 20 2,000

Rep. Felix Grucci R 1 1,000 W Rep. Amo Houghton R 29 2,000 W Rep. Sue Kelly R 19 1,500 W Rep. Gregory Meeks D 6 1,000 W Rep. Charles Rangel D 15 8,000 W Rep. Thomas Reynolds R 26 3,000 W Rep. Ed Towns D 10 6,000

STATEW Asb. Thomas W. Alfano R 22 200 W Asb. Thomas F. Barraga R 7 1,100

Asb. Michael J. Bragman D 118 200 W Asb. James F. Brennan D 44 250 W Sen. Joseph L. Bruno R 43 2,000 W Sen. Martin E. Connor D 25 1,200 W Asb. Ruben Diaz Jr. D 75 100 W Asb. Thomas P. DiNapoli D 16 850 W Lt. Governor Mary O. Donohue R 2,000 W Asb. Steven C. Englebright D 4 250 W Sen. Hugh T. Farley R 44 300 W Asb. Herman D. Farrell Jr. D 71 2,000

Asb. John J. Faso R 4,500 500 W Sen. John J. Flanagan Jr. R 9 250 W Sen. Charles J. Fuschillo R 8 350 W Asb. David F. Gantt D 133 250 300 W Council Member Eric Gioia D 250 W Sen. Efrain Gonzalez Jr. D 31 600 W Asb. Richard N. Gottfried D 64 500

Mark Green D 1,000 W Asb. Roger L. Green D 57 750 W Sen. Kemp Hannon R 6 1,500 W Asb. Rhoda S. Jacobs D 42 250 W Asb. Jeffrey D. Klein D 80 250

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W Sen. Carl Kruger D 21 250 W Asb. Joseph R. Lentol D 50 1,000 W Sen. Thomas W. Libous R 51 1,000 W Council Member Margarita Lopez D 1,000 W Asb. Vito J. Lopez D 53 300

Marty Markowitz D 1,000 W Sen. George Maziarz R 61 250 500

Carl McCall D 1,000 W Council Member Michael E. McMahon D 250 W Council Member Gifford Miller D 1,500 W Council Member Eva Moskowitz D 500 W Asb. Charles H. Nesbitt R 137 200 W Asb. Clarence Norman Jr. D 43 500 W Governor George Pataki R 2,250 W Council Member Bill Perkins D 500 W Asb. Audrey I. Pheffer D 23 250 W Asb. James Gary Pretlow D 84 250 W Sen. Mary Lou Rath R 60 275

Asb. John A. Ravitz R 73 1250W Council Member Phil Reed D 500 W Council Member Diane L. Reyna D 1,000 W Sen. Joseph E. Robach R 56 600 W Sen. Stephen M. Saland R 41 300 W Council Member Helen D. Sears D 500 W Sen. James L. Seward R 50 1,000 W Asb. Sheldon Silver D 62 2,100 W Sen. Dean G. Skelos R 9 1,600 400 W Sen. Nicholas A. Spano R 35 1,000 W Attorney General Eliot Spitzer D 2,500 100

Sen. Ronald B. Stafford R 45 500 500 W Asb. Robert A. Straniere R 62 250 W Comptroller William Thompson D 1,500 W Asb. Paul A. Tokasz D 143 2,000 W Asb. Paul D. Tonko D 105 350 W Asb. Darryl C. Towns D 54 1,750

Asb. Albert Vann D 56 750 W Sen. Dale M. Volker R 59 500 W Asb. Helene E. Weinstein D 41 350 W Asb. Mark S. Weprin D 24 250 W Asb. Keith L. T. Wright D 70 250

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SENATEW Elizabeth Dole R 10,000

HOUSEW Rep. Richard Burr R 5 5,750 W Rep. Howard Coble R 6 5,000 W Rep. Bob Etheridge D 2 3,000 W Rep. Robert Hayes R 8 3,500 W Rep. David Price D 4 750

STATERep. Philip Augustine Baddour Jr D 11 250

W Rep. James B. Black D 36 1,000 W Rep. Beverly Miller Earle D 60 500 W Sen. James Forrester R 39 250

Rep. Amelia A. H. Morris R 18 237 W Rep. Edd Nye D 96 250 W Sen. Anthony E. Rand D 24 250 W Rep. Constance Kramer Wilson R 57 200 W Rep. Thomas Edward Wright D 98 1,000

N O R T H D A K O T A

STATEW Governor John Hoeven R 3,400

O H I O

HOUSEW Rep. John Boehner R 8 1,000 W Rep. Paul Gillmor R 5 1,000 W Rep. David Hobson R 7 4,000 W Rep. Michael Oxley R 4 5,000 W Rep. Deborah Pryce R 15 3,000

STATEW Sen. Jeffry J. Armbruster R 13 250 W Rep. Joyce Beatty D 21 250 W Rep. Charles R. Blasdel R 1 250 W Rep. John A. Boccieri D 61 150 W Rep. Charles E. Calvert R 69 750 W Sen. John A. Carey Jr. R 17 500 W Rep. Patricia M. Clancy R 29 500 W Rep. Dean E. DePiero D 20 250

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W Rep. Kevin DeWine R 70 250 W Sen. Gregory L. DiDonato D 30 250 W Rep. Keith L. Faber R 84 250

Sen. Richard H. Finan R 7 500 W Sen. Eric D. Fingerhut D 25 250 W Rep. Larry L. Flowers R 19 250 W Sen. Robert A. Gardner R 18 250 W Rep. Michael Gilb R 76 250 W Rep. Timothy J. Grendell R 98 250 W Sen. Bill Harris R 19 750 W Rep. William J. Hartnett D 73 175 W Rep. Nancy P. Hollister R 93 250 W Rep. James M. Hoops R 75 500 W Sen. Jay Hottinger R 31 500 W Rep. Larry Householder R 91 2,500 W Rep. Edward S. Jerse D 7 200 W Rep. Gregory V. Jolivette R 54 500 W Rep. Merle Grace Kearns R 72 500 W Sen. Ray Miller D 15 250 W Sen. Scott R. Nein R 4 300 W Rep. Lynn E. Olman R 46 250 W Rep. Jon M. Peterson R 2 500 W Attorney General Jim Petro R 2,500 W Sen. C. J. Prentiss D 21 250 W Rep. Tom Raga R 67 250 W Rep. Jean Schmidt R 66 250 W Rep. Michelle Glass Schneider R 35 500 W Rep. William F. Seitz R 30 250 W Governor Robert Taft R 4,000 W Rep. James Peter Trakas R 17 750 W Sen. Lynn R. Wachtmann R 1 800 W Rep. Shawn N. Webster R 60 250 W Sen. Doug White R 14 2,800 W Rep. John J. Widowfield R 47 250 W Rep. Charles A. Wilson Jr. D 96 150

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O K L A H O M A

SENATESen. Don Nickles (Up in ‘04) R 2,500

HOUSER Rep. J.C. Watts R 4 2,000

STATEW Rep. Larry E. Adair D 86 250 W Rep. Dennis Michael Adkins R 75 250 W Rep. Jari Askins D 50 150 W Sen. Bernest H. Cain Jr. D 46 500 W Sen. Gilmer N. Capps D 26 250 W Sen. Johnnie C. Crutchfield D 14 500 W Sen. James R. Dunlap R 29 200 W Attorney General W.A. Drew Edmondson D 1,000 W Rep. Stuart Ericson R 13 100 W Sen. Ted V. Fisher D 12 250 W Rep. Darrell Gilbert D 72 250

Rep. Charles Gray D 89 300 W Sen. Jay Paul Gumm D 6 200 W Sen. J. Berry Harrison D 10 550 W Governor Brad Henry D 250

Sen. David N. Herbert D 42 450 W Rep. Danny Hilliard D 22 250 W Sen. Calvin J. Hobson III D 16 500 W Sen. Robert M. Kerr D 38 250 W Rep. Ron Kirby D 64 150 W Rep. Al Lindley D 93 200 W Sen. James Maddox D 32 250

Rep. Michael D. Mass D 17 250 W Rep. Ray Miller D 15 200 W Rep. Billy Joel Mitchell D 42 250 W Sen. Angela Z. Monson D 48 750 W Rep. Fred S. Morgan R 83 250 W Rep. Richard C. Phillips R 100 450 W Rep. Greg A. Piatt R 48 200 W Sen. Ben H. Robinson D 9 200 W Sen. Frank D. Shurden D 8 250 W Rep. Fred Stanley D 49 250 W Rep. Joe Sweeden D 36 200 W Sen. Stratton Taylor D 2 600

Jim Walker D 48 250

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SENATEW Sen. Ron Wyden (Up in ‘04) D 1,000

HOUSEW Rep. Greg Walden R 2 1,500

STATEW Sen. Kate Brown D 21 2,500 W Rep. Betsy Close R 15 500 W Sen. Peter Courtney D 11 500 W Rep. Dan Doyle R 19 1,000 W Rep. Mark Haas D 27 500

Eric Hartung R 33 500 W Rep. Deborah Kafoury D 43 500 W Rep. Tim R. Knopp R 54 1,000 W Rep. Jeff Kropf R 17 500 W Rep. Jeff Kruse R 7 500

Rep. Kathy Lowe D 26 500 Kevin Mannix R 3,500

W Rep. Steve March D 46 500 W Rep. Karen Minnis R 20 1,000 W Sen. Frank Morse R 8 500 W Sen. David Nelson R 29 500

Keith Parker R 28 500 Dawn Phillips R 30 500 Jack Roberts R 2,500 Martha Schrader D 39 1,750

W Sen. Kurt Schrader D 20 2,000 W Sen. Bruce Starr R 15 500 W Sen. Vicki L. Walker D 41 2,000 W Sen. Jackie Winters R 10 1,750

Jim Zupancic R 38 500

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SENATESen. Arlen Specter (Up in ‘04) R 2,000

HOUSEMelissa Brown R 13 1,000

W Rep. Phil English R 3 2,000 Rep. George Gekas R 17 2,000

W James Gerlach R 6 2,500 W Rep. Melissa Hart R 4 2,250 W Rep. John Peterson R 5 2,000 W Rep. Joe Pitts R 16 4,000

STATEW Rep. William F. Adolph Jr. R 165 250 W Rep. David G. Argall R 124 500 W Rep. Ellen M Bard R 153 300

Rep. John E. Barley R 100 1,500 W Rep. Stephen E. Barrar R 160 200 W Rep. Bob Bastian R 69 350 W Rep. Kerry A. Benninghoff R 171 400 W Sen. David J. Brightbill R 48 1,000

Rep. Wallis W. Brooks R 149 250 Rep. Lita Indzel Cohen R 17 500

W Sen. Joe Conti R 10 450 W Sen. Jacob D. Corman III R 34 550 W Rep. Roy W. Cornell R 152 900 W Rep. Jeffrey W. Coy D 89 500 W Rep. Mary Ann R. Dailey R 146 250 W Rep. H. William DeWeese D 50 500 W Judge Mike Eakin R 500

Sen. Jane M. Earll R 49 500 W Sen. Edwin B. Erickson R 26 300 W Rep. Dwight Evans D 203 500 W Rep. Brett Feese R 84 500 W Rep. John W. Fichter R 70 250

Attorney General Mike Fisher R 1,500 W Rep. Robert J. Flick R 167 300 W Sen. Stewart J. Greenleaf R 12 350 W Rep. Kate M. Harper R 61 150 W Sen. Robert C. Jubelirer R 30 1,675 W Rep. George T. Kenney Jr. R 170 1,000 W Rep. Beverly Mackereth R 196 200 W Rep. Jennifer L Mann D 132 200 W Rep. Ronald S. Marsico R 105 100 W Sen. Harold F. Mowery Jr. R 31 250 W Rep. Melissa Murphy-Weber R 148 500

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W Rep. Dennis M. O’Brien R 169 250 W Sen. Jane Clare Orie R 40 250 W Rep. John Michael Perzel R 172 5,500 W Sen. Jeffrey E. Piccola R 15 1,000 W Rep. John R. Pippy R 44 200 W Sen. John Rafferty, Jr. R 44 750 W Rep. Ron Raymond R 162 450 W Governor Edward G. Rendell D 1,000 W Rep. Chris Ross R 158 200 W Rep. Carole A. Rubley R 157 300 W Rep. Matthew J. Ryan R 168 1,000 W Rep. Curt Schroder R 155 200 W Rep. Samuel H. Smith R 66 500

Rep. Jere L. Strittmatter R 97 250 W Rep. Thomas A. Tangretti D 57 300 W Rep. Elinor Z. Taylor R 156 250 W Rep. John J. Taylor R 177 500 W Sen. Robert J. Thompson R 19 800 W Rep. Katie True R 41 200

Rep. Frank Tulli Jr. R 106 200 W Rep. Michael Turzai R 28 250 W Sen. Noah W. Wenger R 36 300 W Sen. Rob C. Wonderling R 24 500

P U E R T O R I C O

HOUSEW Res. Comm. Anibal Acevedo-Vila D 1,000

R H O D E I S L A N D

SENATEW Sen. Jack Reed D 1,000

HOUSEChristine Ferguson R 1 1,000

W Rep. James Langevin D 2 1,000

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SENATEW Lindsey Graham R 3,000

HOUSEW Rep. Henry Brown R 1 500 W Rep. James Clyburn D 6 2,000

James Klauber R 3 1,000

STATERep. Merita Ann Allison R 250

W Lt. Governor Andre Bauer R 250 Steve Benjamin D 250

W Rep. Gilda Cobb-Hunter D 66 700 W Rep. Jerry N. Govan Jr. D 95 200 W Rep. Robert W. Harrell Jr. R 114 500 W Rep. Gloria Arias Haskins R 22 250

Governor Jim Hodges D 2,500 500 W Rep. Kenneth Kennedy D 101 200 W Sen. Hugh K. Leatherman Sr. R 31 750 W Attorney General Henry McMaster R 1,000 W Rep. Rebecca Davis Meacham-Richardson R 48 200 W Rep. Joseph H. Neal D 70 450 W Rep. Richard M. Quinn Jr. R 71 1,000 W Rep. Ronald P. Townsend R 7 250

S O U T H D A K O T A

SENATEJohn Thune R 4,000

STATEW Sen. Larry Diedrich R 4 200 W Sen. Brock L Greenfield R 6 150

Rep. Tom Hansen R 22 100 W Rep. Phyllis M. Heineman R 13 200 W Rep. Jean M. Hunhoff R 18 100 W Attorney General Larry Long R 200 W Rep. B.J. Nesselhuf D 17 100 W Rep. William G. Peterson R 14 150 W Governor Mike Rounds R 500 W Rep. Lou Sebert R 20 100 W Sen. Dan Sutton D 8 100

Ann Thompson D 24 100 W Rep. Donald D. Van Etten R 33 100

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SENATEW Lamar Alexander R 5,000

Ed Bryant (primary) R 5,000

HOUSEW Marsha Blackburn R 7 1,000 W Rep. Harold Ford D 9 2,500 W Rep. William Jenkins R 1 1,000 W Rep. John Tanner D 8 1,000

STATEW Rep. Joseph E. Armstrong D 15 500 W Sen. Mae Beavers R 57 500 W Sen. Charlotte Burks D 15 250

Sen. Robert E. Carter R 27 500 W Rep. Lois M. DeBerry D 91 500 W Sen. John N. Ford D 29 500 W Rep. Tre Hargett R 97 1,000 W Sen. Douglas Henry Jr. D 21 500 W Rep. Joey Hensley R 70 500

Rep. Van Hilleary R 8,500 W Rep. Joe Kent R 83 500 W Sen. Rosalind Kurita D 22 500 W Rep. Edith Taylor Langster D 54 250

Rep. Doyle Lewis Jr. D 47 250 W Rep. Steve K. McDaniel R 72 750 W Sen. Jeffrey A. Miller R 9 500 W Rep. James O. Naifeh D 81 1,000 W Rep. Gary Odom D 55 750 W Sen. Curtis S. Person Jr. R 31 500

Rep. Paul E. Phelan D 79 1,000 W Rep. Randy Rinks D 71 250 W Rep. David Shepard D 69 500 W Rep. Janis Baird Sontany D 53 500 W Lt. Governor John Shelton Wilder D 26 500

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SENATEW John Cornyn R 3,000 R Sen. Phil Gramm R 1,000

HOUSER Rep. Richard Armey R 26 1,000 W Rep. Joe Barton R 6 3,000 W Christopher Bell D 25 1,000W Rep. Henry Bonilla R 23 3,500 W Rep. Tom DeLay R 22 7,000 W Rep. Ralph Hall D 4 1,000 W Rep. Charles Stenholm D 17 2,000

STATEW Attorney General Greg Abbott R 1,000 W Rep. Ray Allen R 106 500 W Sen. Kip Averitt R 22 1,000 W Sen. Gonzalo Barrientos D 14 1,000 W Rep. Todd Baxter R 48 500 W Rep. Dennis Bonnen R 25 500 W Sen. Kim Brimer R 96 1,000 W Rep. Jaime L. Capelo Jr. D 34 500 W Sen. John J. Carona R 16 1,233.37 W Rep. Myra Crownover R 64 500 W Rep. Dianne White Delisi R 55 500 W Rep. Mary Denny R 63 500 W Sen. Robert Franklin Deuell R 2 500W Sen. Robert L. Duncan R 28 1,192.52 W Rep. Craig Eiland D 23 1,000 W Sen. Rodney Ellis D 13 1,000 W Rep. David L Farabee D 69 1,000 W Sen. Troy Fraser R 24 1,000 W Rep. Pete P Gallego D 74 1,000 W Rep. Charlie Geren R 99 500 W Rep. Tony Goolsby R 102 1,000 W Rep. Harvey Hilderbran R 53 500 W Sen. Juan Hinojosa D 20 500 W Rep. Robert Hunter R 71 250 W Rep. Carl H. Isett R 84 500 W Sen. Mike Jackson R 11 1,000W Sen. Kyle Janek R 134 1,000 W Justice Wallace Jefferson R 5,000 W Sen. Jon Lindsay R 7 1,000 W Sen. Frank L. Madla Jr. D 19 1,000 W Rep. Brian McCall R 66 1,000

Margaret Mirabel D 5,000

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W Rep. Geanie W. Morrison R 30 500 W Rep. Elliott Naishtat D 49 500 W Sen. Jane Nelson R 12 1,000 W Sen. Steve E Ogden R 5 1,000 W Governor Rick Perry R 10,000 W Sen. Bill Ratliff R 1 1,000 W Judge Mike Schneider R 5,000 W Sen. Florence Shapiro R 8 1,000 W Sen. Eliot Shapleigh D 29 1,000

John Sharp D 2,500 W Rep. Todd Smith R 92 500 W Sen. Todd Staples R 3 1,000 W Rep. Vicki Truitt R 98 500 W Rep. Sylvester Turner D 139 1,000

Rep. D. R. Uher D 29 500 W Rep. Carlos S. Uresti D 118 500 W Sen. Leticia Van de Putte D 26 1,000 W Justice Dale Wainwright R 5,000 W Sen. Jeff Wentworth R 25 1,000 W Rep. George E. West R 81 500 W Sen. Royce West D 23 1,000 W Sen. Thomas Williams R 4 1,000 W Rep. Arlene Wohlgemuth R 58 1,000 W Rep. Steven D Wolens D 103 1,000

U T A H

HOUSEW Rep. Chris Cannon R 3 500

STATEW Rep. J. Stuart Adams R 16 100 W Rep. Jeff Alexander R 62 100 W Rep. Sheryl L. Allen R 19 100 W Rep. Roger Edward Barrus R 18 100 W Rep. Chad E. Bennion R 44 200 W Rep. Ron Bigelow R 32 100 W Rep. Katherine M. Bryson R 60 100 W Rep. Judy Ann Buffmire D 35 100 W Rep. Don E. Bush R 14 100 W Rep. David Clark R 74 100

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W Rep. Stephen D. Clark R 63 100 W Rep. Greg J. Curtis R 49 200 W Rep. Margaret Dayton R 61 100 W Rep. Marda Dillree R 17 100 W Rep. Brent H. Goodfellow D 29 100 W Rep. Ann W. Hardy R 20 100 W Rep. Wayne A. Harper R 43 100 W Rep. Brad King D 69 100 W Sen. Peter C. Knudson R 24 200 W Governor Michael O. Leavitt R 2,000 W Rep. Rebecca Lockhart R 64 200 W Rep. Dana C. Love R 13 100 W Rep. Steven Mascaro R 47 200

Sen. L. Steven Poulton R 9 200 W Rep. Jack A. Seitz R 55 200 W Rep. Michael R. Styler R 68 100 W Rep. Mike Thompson R 59 200 W Rep. Stephen H. Urquhart R 75 100

V E R M O N T

SENATESen. Jim Jeffords (Up in ‘06) I 1,000

STATEW Rep. George R. Allard D 50 200

Sen. Tom Bahre R 1 100 W Rep. Howard T. Crawford R 19 200 W Rep. Maureen P. Dakin D 36 100 W Governor James H. Douglas R 400 W Lt. Governor Brian Dubie R 400 W Rep. Margaret Flory R 78 100

Rep. Dean C. George R 1 100 W Sen. James H. Greenwood R 5 300

Sen. Henry Holmes R 13 100 W Rep. Richard W. Hube R 97 100

Bruce Hyde R 200 W Sen. Vincent Illuzzi R 5 300 W Rep. William F. Johnson R 46 100

John V. LaBarge R 200 W Rep. Leigh Larocque R 18 50 W Rep. Steve Larrabee R 20 100 W Rep. Judith Livingston R 14 100 W Rep. Richard C. Marron R 58 200 W Rep. Frank M. Mazur R 42 100 W Rep. Doran Metzger R 25 200 W Rep. Patricia O’Donnell R 90 200

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Rep. Allen C. Palmer R 13 200 Rep. Ira M. Pike R 80 50 Rep. Michael H. Quaid R 31 100 Rep. Hank Schaefer R 22 50

W Rep. George Schiavone R 31 50 W Sen. Philip B. Scott R 11 100 W Rep. Robert A. Starr Jr. D 68 100 W Rep. Gene Sweetser R 24 50

Rep. Cathy Voyer R 58 200 W Rep. Stephen W. Webster R 60 100 W Rep. Richard A. Westman R 56 100 W Rep. Mark S. Young R 6 50

V I R G I N I A

SENATEW Sen. John Warner R 3,000

HOUSEW Rep. Rick Boucher D 9 4,000 W Rep. Eric Cantor R 7 1,000 W Rep. Tom Davis R 11 3,000 W Rep. Randy Forbes R 4 1,000 W Rep. Bob Goodlatte R 6 1,000

STATESen. Warren E. Barry R 37 250

W Del. Robert H. Brink D 48 500 W Del. George E. Broman Jr. R 30 500 W Del. Preston Larry Bryant Jr. R 23 1,000 W Del. Kathy J. Byron R 22 1,000 W Del. Vincent F. Callahan Jr. R 34 750 W Del. Benjamin L. Cline R 24 500 W Sen. Kenneth Cuccinelli II R 37 500 W Del. Leslie Karen Darner D 49 1,000 W Del. R. Creigh Deeds D 25 750 W Del. Jeannemarie Devolites R 35 1,000 W Del. James H. Dillard II R 41 500 W Del. Thelma S. Drake R 87 1,000 W Del. H. Morgan Griffith R 8 750 W Del. Franklin P. Hall D 69 750

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W Del. Phillip A. Hamilton R 93 1,000 W Sen. Charles R. Hawkins R 19 750 W Del. Clarke N. Hogan R 60 1,000 W Del. William R. Janis R 56 1,000

Del. Jerrauld C. Jones D 89 500 W Del. Steven Christopher Jones R 76 500 W Del. W. B. Keister D 7 1,000 W Del. R. Steven Landes R 25 500 W Del. Robert F. McDonnell R 84 750 W Del. Kenneth R. Melvin D 80 500 W Del. Floyd H. Miles Sr. D 74 500 W Del. Harvey B. Morgan R 98 1,000 W Del. Samuel A. Nixon Jr. R 27 500 W Del. John M. O’Bannon III R 73 500 W Sen. J. K. O’Brien R 39 750 W Del. Robert D. Orrock Sr. R 54 500 W Del. Harry R. Purkey R 82 500 W Del. Thomas Davis Rust R 86 500

Del. John H. Rust Jr. R 37 1,000 W Del. James M. Shuler D 12 500 W Del. Lionell Spruill Sr. D 77 500 W Sen. Walter A. Stosch R 12 700 W Del. Marian Van Landingham D 45 500 W Del. Mitchell Van Yahres D 57 500 W Del. Leo C. Wardrup Jr. R 83 750 W Del. Vivian E. Watts D 39 500

Del. S. Vance Wilkins Jr. R 24 1,500

V I R G I N I S L A N D S

HOUSEW Del. Donna Christian-Christensen D 1,500

WA S H I N G T O N

SENATESen. Patty Murray (Up in ‘04) D 1,000

HOUSEW Rep. Norm Dicks D 6 2,000 W Rep. Jennifer Dunn R 8 2,000 W Rep. George Nethercutt R 5 3,000 W Rep. Adam Smith D 9 1,750

Trent R. Matson R 3 250

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STATEGeorge Aiton R 48 625

W Rep. Barbara Bailey R 10 400 W Rep. Jean Berkey D 38 600 W Sen. Dale Brandland R 42 600 W Sen. Luke Esser R 48 625

Joshua Freed R 1 625 W Rep. Jeff Gombosky D 3 625 W Rep. William A. Grant D 16 625 W Sen. Patricia S. Hale R 8 400 W Rep. Brian Hatfield D 19 1,225

Erv Hoglund R 38 600 W Sen. Stephen L. Johnson R 47 400 W Rep. Patricia T. Lantz D 26 500 W Governor Gary Locke D 2,000

Rep. Joe Marine R 21 1,200 W Rep. Dave Mastin R 16 1,250 W Sen. Joyce McDonald R 25 1,250 W Rep. Jeff Morris D 2 1,250 W Sen. Robert E. Oke R 26 600 W Rep. Cheryl R. Pflug R 5 1,250 W Rep. Dave Quall D 40 625 W Sen. Aaron Reardon D 38 1,250 W Rep. Laura Ruderman D 45 400 W Sen. Dave Schmidt R 44 832.32 W Rep. Brian Sullivan D 21 600

Leo Van Hollebeke R 1 1,250 W Sen. James E. West R 6 600

W E S T V I R G I N I A

HOUSEW Rep. Shelley Moore Capito R 2 1,500

STATEDel. Mary Pearl Compton D 10 500 Sen. Oshel B. Craigo D 4 500

W Del. Dan Foster D 30 250 W Sen. Evan H. Jenkins D 5 500 W Del. Marshall C. Long D 25 500

Ron Stollings D 7 500

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HOUSEW Rep. Mark Green R 8 1,000 W Rep. Paul Ryan R 1 2,500 W Rep. James Sensenbrenner R 5 2,000

STATESen. Brian B. Burke D 3 1,000

W Sen. Jon Erpenbach D 27 400 W Rep. Steven M. Foti R 38 500 W Rep. Donald R. Friske R 35 250 W Rep. John G. Gard R 89 500 W Rep. Eugene Hahn R 47 250 W Rep. J. A. Hines R 42 250 W Rep. Scott R. Jensen R 32 500 W Sen. Theodore J. Kanavas R 33 500 W Rep. Judy Krawczyk R 88 250 W Rep. James Kreuser D 64 200 W Rep. Bonnie L. Ladwig R 63 250 W Sen. Mary A. Lazich R 28 500

Rep. MaryAnn T. Lippert R 70 250 W Rep. Gabe Loeffelholz R 49 250

Governor Scott McCallum R 1,000 W Rep. Jerry Petrowski R 86 250 W Rep. Mark L. Pettis R 28 250 W Rep. Jeffrey Plale D 21 200

Rep. Antonio R. Riley D 18 200 W Rep. Dan Schooff D 45 200

Rep. Richard Skindrud R 79 250 W Rep. John F. Townsend R 52 250 W Rep. David Ward R 37 250 W Rep. Sheldon A. Wasserman D 22 200

W Y O M I N G

SENATEW Sen. Michael Enzi R 5,000

HOUSEW Rep. Barbara Cubin R 1 2,500

STATEW Rep. Micheal R. Baker R 28 200 W Sen. John A Barrasso R 27 100

Eli Bebout R 500 W Rep. Floyd A. Esquibel D 44 150

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W Rep. Becket Hinckley R 41 100 W Rep. Pete Illoway R 42 100 W Rep. Jack D. Landon Jr. R 30 100 W Sen. Grant C. Larson R 17 200 W Rep. George B. McMurtrey R 52 100 W Rep. Larry Meuli R 8 250 W Rep. Fred E. Parady R 17 200

Rep. Carolyn Paseneaux R 38 100 W Rep. Tony Ross R 7 200 W Rep. Jeff Wasserburger R 32 100 W Rep. N. Jane Wostenberg R 27 100






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P O L I T I C A L O R G A N I Z AT I O N R E C I P I E N T S

A L A B A M ACentral Alabama Republican Party 500 Red Mountain PAC 5,000 Republican Party - Alabama 500 The Alabama Democratic Party 500

A R I Z O N AAZ Republican Party 300

A R K A N S A SPulaski County Democratic Women’s Club 700 Pulaski County Young Republicans 250

C A L I F O R N I ACA Voter Registration 2002 1,000 California Republican Party 25,000 California Voter Registration 2002 1,000 Democratic State Central Committee of California 10,000 End of Session Bash 500

C O L O R A D ODemocratic Senate Campaign 500 House Democratic Caucus 500 House Leadership Fund - Colorado 500 Pueblo County Republicans 969.96Save Our State 150 Senate Republican Majority 500

C O N N E C T I C U TConnecticut Democratic Leadership Coalition 250 Democrats in Progress 500 House Republican Majority Committee 500 500 Leadership for Connecticut 250 Millenium Majority PAC 250 New Millennium Democrats 250 New Republican Majority 250 250 Senate Democrats 2002 250

D I S T R I C T O F C O L U M B I AAnimal Health Institute PAC for Healthly Animals 3,000 Consumer Healthcare Products Assoc PAC 2,000 Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee 14,000 Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America

Better Government Committee 10,000

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F L O R I D A2003 Florida Inaugural Committee 4,500 Florida Com for Conservative Leadership 5,000 Florida Democratic Party 2,500 Floridians for a Brigher Future 5,000 Republican Party of Florida 20,000

G E O R G I AGeorgia Democratic Party 25,000 Georgia Republican Senatorial Trust 2,500 Georgia Senate Democratic Caucus 2,000 House Republican Trust 250

I L L I N O I SDemocratic Party of Illinois 1,000 House Republican Campaign Committee 3,200 Illinois Senate Democratic Fund 2,750 Majority Leader’s Fund 1,000 Republican State Senate Campaign Committee 4,000

I N D I A N AGreater Indianapolis Republican Finance Committee 500 House Republican Campaign Committee 1,500 Indiana Democratic State Central Committee 1,000 Indiana House Democrat Caucus 500 Indiana Republican State Central Committee 3,000 Indiana Senate Democrat Committee 500 Senate Majority Campaign Committee 1,500

K A N S A SKansas Republican Senatorial Committee 2,000

K E N T U C K YRepublican Party of Kentucky 500

L O U I S I A N ADemocratic Party of Louisiana 3,000 LA House Democratic Campaign Committee 3,000 Republican Legislative Delegation Campaign Committee 5,000 Senate Democratic Campaign Committee 2,500

M A I N ECommittee for a Responsible Senate 4,250 House Republican Fund 1,000 Maine Republican Party 1,000 Maine Unlimited 3,750 New Majority PAC 1,500 SCICOM PAC 1,000 Senate Republican Leadership Fund 4,500

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M A R Y L A N DCommittee to Re-Elect District 27 Legislators 500

M A S S A C H U S E T T SMassachusetts Republican Party 5,000

M I C H I G A NCommon Cents North 500 Genesee Victory Fund 200 House Democratic Women’s Leadership Caucus 300 House Republican Campaign Committee 3,000 Kolb Leadership Fund 500 Michigan House Democratic Fund 1,000 Senate Democratic Fund 2,500 Senate Republican Campaign 4,000 The Michigan House Democratic Caucus 500

M I S S I S S I P P IMississippi Legislative Conservative Coalition 1,000 Speaker Spring Fling 1,100

N E B R A S K ANebraska Chamber of Commerce State Chamber PAC 900 Nebraska Democratic Party 1,300 Nebraska Republican Party 1,250

N E VA D ASenate Republican Leadership Conference 1,000

N E W H A M P S H I R EFund for New Hampshire’s Future 1,000 New Hampshire Republican State Committee 2,500

N E W J E R S E YAssembly Republican Majority 3,000 Doria Democratic Leadership Council 1,500 Leadership New Jersey Committee 2,000 New Democratic Assembly Leadership PAC 3,750 New Jersey Democratic State Committee 2,000 New Jersey Democratic Victory Fund 5,000 New Jersey State Senate 2002 1,000 New Jobs 1,800 Senate Republican Majority 5,500

N E W M E X I C ORepublican Party of New Mexico 2,500

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N E W Y O R K21st Century Freedom PAC 2,750 Council 2001 500 Democratic Assembly Campaign Committee 5,250 1,000 New York Republican State Committee 2,000 New York State Democratic Committee 1,000 NY Republican County Committee 1,000 NYS Democratic Senate Campaign Committee 2,350 Republican Assembly Campaign Committee 2,000 Senate Republican Campaign Committee 5,000 SpeakerPAC 900

N O R T H C A R O L I N ANorth Carolina Democratic Party Breakfast Club 1,000 North Carolina House Democratic Committee 1,000

N O R T H D A K O T AHouse Republican Caucus 800

O H I OHouse Democratic Caucus Fund 500 Informed Citizens of Ohio 5,000 Ohio House Republican Campaign Committee 2,500 Ohio Legislative Black Caucus 300 Ohio Senate Democrats 500 Republican Senate Campaign Committee 2,500

O K L A H O M ADemocrats of the Oklahoma State Senate 250 Oklahoma House PAC 500

O R E G O NLeadership Fund 1,000

P E N N S Y LVA N I ACollegeville Republican Committee 300 House Republican Campaign Committee 2002 Inc. 2,000 Montgomery County Republican Committee 300 Pennsylvania State Campaign Committee 750 Republican Committee of Chester County 250 Senate Republican Campaign Committee 850

S O U T H C A R O L I N AHouse Republican Caucus 3,500 3,500 South Carolina Democratic Party 1,000 South Carolina House Democratic Caucus 1,000 South Carolina Senate Democratic Caucus 500 South Carolina Senate Republican Caucus 7,000 Speaker’s Politically Active Citizens Committee 500

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T E N N E S S E ETennessee House Democratic Caucus 1,000

T E X A SLincoln Day Dinner Event 1,000 Republican Party of Texas 1,000 Texas Partnership PAC 2,500 Texas Republican County Chairman Association 500 Travis County Republican Party Admin Fund 5,000

U T A HRepublican Party - Utah 600

V E R M O N TFriends of CCRL 1,000 Friends of Rutland County Republicans 1,500 Lamoile County Republican Committee 250 Montpelier City Republican Committee 200 Republican Caledonia County Election Committee 500 Republican Legislative Election Committee 2,000 Speaker of the House Victory Committee 2,000 Vermont Republican Party 2,250 Vermont Republican Senate Majority 2,000

V I R G I N I ADominion Leadership 500 Victory 2001 3,000

WA S H I N G T O NHouse Republican Organizational Committee 625 Leadership Council - Washington 2,000 The Speaker’s Roundtable 7,500

W E S T V I R G I N I ADemocratic Leadership Council 200

W I S C O N S I NCommittee to Elect a Republican Senate 2,000 State Senate Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee 2,800

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F I N A N C I A L S TAT E M E N T S

P F I Z E R I N C . P A C C O M B I N E D S T A T E M E N T S O F A S S E T S A N D L I A B I L I T I E S A R I S I N G F R O M

C A S H T R A N S A C T I O N S

A S O F D E C E M B E R 3 1 , 2 0 0 2 A N D 2 0 0 1

ASSETS: 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 1

Cash $66,227.60 $103,822.45 Total Assets 66,227.60 103,822.45

LIABILITIES:Loan Payable 30,000.00 - Total Liabilities 30,000.00 -

Net Assets $36,227.60 $103,822.45

See accompanying notes to combined financial statements.

P F I Z E R I N C . P A C C O M B I N E D S T A T E M E N T SO F R E V E N U E S A N D E X P E N D I T U R E S A R I S I N G

F R O M C A S H T R A N S A C T I O N S

F O R T H E Y E A R S E N D E D D E C E M B E R 3 1 , 2 0 0 2 A N D 2 0 0 1

REVENUES: 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 T O TA L

ContributionsPayroll Deductions $422,932.83 $402,510.88 $825,443.71 Cash 43,547.00 14,230.00 57,777.00 Interest 651.45 2,121.10 2,772.55 Other 625.00 14,825.00 15,450.00 Total Contributions 467,756.28 433,686.98 901,443.26

Proceeds from Loan 120,000.00 - 120,000.00Total Revenues 587,756.28 433,686.98 1,021,443.26

EXPENDITURES:Support of Candidates

Federal 295,250.00 265,500.00 560,750.00 State & Local 194,617.89 69,420.00 264,037.89 Political Parties & Other PAC’s 43,150.00 36,700.00 79,850.00 Interest & Other 2,333.24 1,984.00 4,317.24 Total Support of Candidates 535,351.13 373,604.00 908,955.13

Loan Repayments 90,000.00 - 90,000.00 Total Expenditures 625,351.13 373,604.00 998,955.13

(Deficit)/ Excess of Revenues over Expenditures (37,594.85) 60,082.98 $22,488.13

FUNDS AVAILABLE – CASH BALANCE:Beginning of Year 103,822.45 43,739.47 End of Year $66,227.60 $103,822.45

See accompanying notes to combined financial statements.

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1. FUND DESCRIPTION

The Pfizer Inc. PAC (the Fund) was formed by Pfizer Inc. (the Company) tosolicit and receive voluntary political contributions from employees and stock-holders of the Company and certain subsidiaries to assist candidates for electiveoffice. The Fund was registered with the Federal Election Commission in April1976. Contributions may be designated by the contributor for a specificcandidate for political office of a political party. Contributions which are undes-ignated are subsequently designated by the Fund's Steering Committee.Contributions designated by contributors were not material in 2002 or 2001.

2. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES

Basis of PresentationThe combined financial statements include the activities of the Pfizer Inc. PACand other political action committees which were formed to comply with certainstate laws. The accounts of the Fund are maintained on a cash basis. All adminis-trative costs of the Fund are borne by the Company.

Tax StatusThe Fund is registered as a political organization and, as such, is subject totaxation on interest income, if any.

3. EXTERNAL FINANCING

The Fund borrows cash to contribute to candidates in anticipation of employeecontributions. Borrowings during 2002 were $120,000.00. There were none for2001. Such borrowings were at a floating rate of interest based on the prime rateplus 2%. There was $30,000.00 outstanding at December 31, 2002.

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THE POLICY COMMITTEE PFIZER INC. PAC

We have audited the accompanying combined statements of assets and liabilitiesarising from cash transactions of the Pfizer Inc. PAC (the Fund) as of December 31,2002 and 2001, and the related combined statements of revenues and expendituresarising from cash transactions for the years then ended. These combined financialstatements are the responsibility of the Fund's management. Our responsibility is toexpress an opinion on these combined financial statements based on our audits.

We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generallyaccepted in the United States of America. Those standards require that we plan andperform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the combinedfinancial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining,on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the combinedfinancial statements. An audit also includes assessing the accounting principles usedand significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overallcombined financial statement presentation. We believe that our audits provide areasonable basis for our opinion.

As described in Note 2, these combined financial statements were prepared on thebasis of cash receipts and disbursements, which is a comprehensive basis ofaccounting other than generally accepted accounting principles.

In our opinion, the combined financial statements referred to above presentfairly, in all material respects, the assets and liabilities arising from cash transactionsof the Pfizer Inc. PAC as of December 31, 2002 and 2001, and its revenues andexpenditures arising from cash transactions during the years then ended, on thebasis of accounting described in Note 2.

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SUPPORT OF CANDIDATES:Contributions to:

U.S. Senate Candidates $91,500.00 $76,500.00 $168,000.00 U.S. House Candidates 203,750.00 189,000.00 392,750.00 State & Local Candidates 194,617.89 69,420.00 264,037.89

$489,867.89 $334,920.00 $824,787.89

OTHER EXPENDITURES:Political Parties & Other PAC’s 43,150.00 36,700.00 79,850.00 Repayment of loan 90,000.00 90,000.00 Interest & Other 2,333.24 1,984.00 4,317.24

135,483.24 38,684.00 174,167.24 Total Expenditures $625,351.13 $373,604.00 $998,955.13

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