Pac report 2013-15

PAC ANALYSIS 2013 - 2014

2013 – 2014 PAC Analysis Overview

The NC FreeEnterprise Foundation has produced a report on PAC giving during the most-recent election cycle for a number of years now, providing insights into trends in political giving and specifically offering an opportunity to see which categories of PACs are giving how much and to which candidates.

What’s interesting in comparing the 2010 election cycle (the previous midterm election – the ‘apples to apples’ comparison with the 2014 cycle)is that there is little change among the ‘usual suspects’ of PACs at the top of the rankings, and the total amount contributed to candidates by PACs, comparing 2010 with 2014, was roughly the same.

It’s important to note that sometimes what drives the amount in contributions given by a PAC is the success achieved in getting individuals to give to the PAC. In some cases, PACs were able to raise and thus contribute more because of an expansion in the pool of contributors to the PAC (as was the case with the merger of Duke Energy and Progress Energy into a single company and thus a single PAC) and in other cases the PAC simply got better at raising money (as was the case with the NC Chamber PAC, clearly catching it’s fundraising stride now in its third election cycle of existence).

With regard to giving levels between the political parties, the adage that political money tends to follow power was again proven true. Republicans – who controlled both chambers of the NC General Assembly going into the 2014 elections – were recipients of three times as much PAC support as Democrats. In 2010, Democrats – who were in charge of both the state House and Senate going into that election – received 55% of all PAC contributions (and that was probably less than it would have been if that year’s national GOP wave dynamic hadn’t become obvious during the 2010 election cycle).

Among trends of note, Healthcare related PACs increased their giving by approximately 15% over 2010 levels. Given the significant public policy implications relative to Obamacare and the continuing legislative debate around Certificate of Need (CON), it’s not surprising that doctors, hospitals, and others within the world of medicine would be inclined to engage candidates more directly during this past cycle. Other groups, most notably Ideological, Labor Unions, and the Trial Lawyers saw decreases in their PAC giving by comparison with the last midterm election.

Category Total given 2010 cycle

Total given 2014 cycle

% Change 2010 v 2014

Healthcare $2,661,969 $3,063,357 15.08% Ideological $563,205 $512,292 -9.04% Labor Unions $408,877 $339,806 -16.89% Trial Lawyers $530,400 $439,000 -17.23%

The most interesting factor present this past election may be that PAC contributions in aggregate were significantly less than the total spent by outside groups in independent expenditures and 501(c)(4) ‘social welfare’ organizations. In some state legislative races in 2014, the combined sum raised and spent by candidates (which includes PAC contributions those candidates received) was eclipsed by the amount spent by groups operating independently of their campaign committees.

Wither PACs going forward? A PAC provides a group of individuals the opportunity to collectively support the campaign operations of candidates aligned with that group on public policy issues of interest to them – but the nature of campaign operations is changing. Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush has already signaled that a federal Super PAC will probably take on many of the tactical functions for his effort that were historically conducted by a presidential candidate’s own campaign committee. If this becomes the new norm in electoral politics (although the coordination prohibition between IE and candidate seemingly makes this a tricky thing to pull off), the traditional PAC may not provide as effective a vehicle for participation in the political process going forward.

With more than $100 million spent by outside groups during the 2014 elections in NC (including the state and federal races), and $250 million or more projected for 2016 (given the ‘triple full moon’ of a presidential, gubernatorial and US Senate race taking place coupled with North Carolina’s ‘battleground state’ designation), it should come as no surprise many associations and business are actively considering the formation of their own I.E. efforts.

BREAKDOWN: PARTY

NON-PARTISAN: $166,700

TOTAL SPENDING:$11,832,221

REPUBLICAN: $8,940,218

DEMOCRAT: $2,724,903LIBERTARIAN: $400

BREAKDOWN: Party & Office

REPUBLICAN

DEMOCRAT

NON-PARTISAN

$4,887,793

$3,606,882

$360,093

HOUSE

SENATE

PARTY

LT. GOVERNOR$17,200

GOVERNOR$39,500

COUNCIL OF STATE$28,750

$

COUNCIL OF STATE$90,250

$

JUDICIAL$1,000

$

HOUSE

$1,403,175

$1,019,953

SENATE

SENATE

$211,525

$165,700

PARTY

Party Totals

Republican: $8,940,218

Democrat: $2,724,903

Non-Partisan: $166,700

BREAKDOWN: Top 200 PACs

Duke Energy $453,750NC Advocates for Justice (Trial Lawyers) $427,750NC Realtors Association $409,500Nationwide Insurance $356,000Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians $353,500NC Hospital Association $280,250NC Beer & Wine Wholesalers Association $262,000NC Association of Electric Cooperatives $250,400NC Farm Bureau $236,800Blue Cross & Blue Shield of NC $231,900NC Medical Society $221,000State Farm Insurance $220,250Carolinas HealthCare System $218,000NC Dental Society $212,800McGuireWoods $183,838NC Association of Educators $178,434NC Home Builders Association $175,350NC Chamber $175,000NC Auto Dealers Association $174,600Employees PAC (State Employees Association of NC) $171,550Lillian's List of NC $157,000Time Warner Cable $152,125AT&T $143,850BB&T $135,250Carolina Asphalt Pavement Association $127,500NC Health Care Facilities Association $125,850Petroleum & Convenience Marketers $106,050Metrolina Area Radiologists $103,000NC Small Business PAC (Independent Insurance Agents of NC) $99,250Deere & Company $98,000Eli Lilly & Company $98,000NC Pork Council $96,750NC State Optometric Society $96,150Piedmont Natural Gas $93,700CenturyLink $91,250Committee to Elect Republican Women $89,000OrthoCarolina PA $89,000Reynolds American $89,000NC Restaurant & Lodging Association $86,050Piedmont Triad Anesthesia $85,500NC Bankers Association $79,250American Anesthesiology of NC $79,000Providence Anesthesiology Associates $78,500

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PAC NAME AMOUNT

BREAKDOWN: Top 200 PACs (continued)

Wells Fargo $77,000Nelson Mullins Riley and Scarborough LLP $75,100Higher Education Works Fund $75,000NC Chiropractic Association $73,750NC Association of Nurse Anesthetists $73,000PSNC Energy $72,500Piedmont Radiologists $70,000JM Family Enterprises $69,750Lowe's Companies $69,750Ward & Smith $69,500Carolina Link Telephone Cooperative $68,750NC Clean Energy Business Alliance $65,000Northeast Anesthesia and Pain Specialist $65,000Eastern Radiological $63,500Triangle Orthopaedic Association $59,000Dominion Power $58,950University Development Coalition (NCSU) $58,000First Citizens Bancshares $57,750NC Merchants PAC (NC Retail Merchants Association) $56,250Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein $56,093CSX Transportation $52,500Enterprise Rent-A-Car (Enterprise Holdings) $50,000Pfizer $49,250Merck & Company $48,750Bank of America $46,250NC Orthopaedic Association $46,250Sierra Club $45,924Resident Lenders of NC $44,300Wake Emergency Physicians $43,500UnitedHealth Group $43,000Lorillard Tobacco $39,500NC Trucking Association $39,300NC College of Emergency Physicians $38,750Engineers PAC of NC (Prof. Engineers of NC and American Council of Engineering Co. NC) $36,500Friends of Forestry (NC Forestry Association) $35,500NC Outdoor Advertising Association $35,500Carolinas Association of General Contractors (AGC) $35,200Coca-Cola Consolidated $34,000Carolinas Ready Mixed Concrete Association $33,000Bayada Home Health Care $32,650Credit Union of NC (NC Credit Union League) $32,400Asheville Anesthesia Association $32,000NC Dermatology Association $32,000

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PAC NAME AMOUNT


NC Bail Agents Association $31,199Manufactured and Modular Homebuilders $31,100Smithfield Foods $31,000Emily’s List $30,000Capital Area Radiological Association $29,250American Anesthesiology Southeast $29,000Koch Industries $29,000Planned Parenthood of Central NC $28,547Southeastern Radiology $28,000NC Assisted Living Association $27,750Novartis $27,500Partners for Educational Freedom PAC $26,600Marathon Petroleum $26,500Corning Inc $26,000Gaston Anesthesia Association $25,000Microsoft Corporation $25,000Triad Radiologists $25,000Wal-Mart Stores $25,000Norfolk Southern Railway $24,000NC Association of Health Underwriters $23,500Waste Management $23,500National Association of Insurance & Financial Advisors NC $23,300Wellpoint Inc $23,000Association for Home & Hospice Care of NC $22,800NC Academy of Family Physicians $21,750International Paper $21,500Anesthesiologists of the Triad $20,000American Airlines $19,500Astra Zeneca $19,500Pepsico Inc. $19,450Caterpillar Inc $19,000Greater Hickory Anesthesiologists $19,000NC Society of Eye Physicians and Surgeons $19,000Security Finance Corp of Spartanburg $19,000Monsanto Corp $18,850NC Voters for Animal Welfare $18,760Astellas US $18,500GlaxoSmithKline $18,500Erie Insurance $18,250NC Veterinary Medical Association $18,250CVS Caremark $18,000Western Radiologists & Surgeons $18,000NP PAC (Nurse Practitioners) $17,500

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PAC NAME AMOUNT


Liberty Mutual Insurance $17,000ElectriCities $16,650Fidelity Investments $16,500Kerr Drug $16,350American Kennel Club $16,250Democrat, Republican, Independent Voter Education (DRIVE - Teamsters) $16,250NC Propane Gas Association $15,750Central Carolina Radiologists $15,500Honeywell International $15,500Weyerhaeuser $15,500NC Land Title Association $15,100East Carolina Anesthesia $15,000ECEPAC (Emergency Physicians & Administrators) $15,000Piedmont Stone Center $14,600Aqua America $14,500NC League of Conservation Voters $14,000Shelter Providers PAC (Real Estate & Building Industry Coaltion) $14,000Blue Ridge Bone & Joint PA $13,400Carolina Anesthesiology $13,000Carolina Auto Recyclers $13,000Mid-Atlantic Emergency Medical Association $13,000Sprint Nextel $12,900Apartment Association of NC $12,500Pill PAC (NC Association of Pharmacists) $12,200Carolina Mountain Emergency Medicine $12,000Smith Anderson $12,000Alliance for Access to Dental Care $11,500Amgen Inc $11,500Allstate Insurance $11,000HNTB Holdings $11,000NC Nurse Ambassadors (NC Nurses Association) $11,000NC Travel and Tourism Coalition $11,000Genworth Financial $10,500Carolina Justice PAC (James Scott Farrin Law Firm) $10,250K&L Gates LLP $10,250Vandeventer Black LLP $10,175Res-Care Inc $10,000Triangle Anesthesia $10,000United Health Services $10,000Universal Health Services $10,000WellCare Group $10,000General Motors $9,750Island Preservation Society $9,623

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PAC NAME AMOUNT


Wilmington Anesthesiology $9,607Cigna $9,600Southern States Police Benevolent Association $9,586Altria Group $9,550Piedmont Healthcare PA $9,500Verizon Communications $9,500NC Vending Association $9,250MEDPAC (Caritas Christi Health Care) $9,000Friends of Community Colleges $8,850Spirit Aerosystems $8,600NC Gastroenterology $8,500US Airways $8,500Aetna Inc $8,000British Petroleum (BP) $8,000General Electric (GE) $8,000Baxter Healthcare $7,500Acupuncture Advocates $7,050New South Leadership PAC (Rep. G. K. Butterfield) $7,000Sandhills Anesthesiologists $7,000Bayer Corp $6,800Fairway Outdoor Advertising $6,500Mednax Inc $6,500NC PACE (NC Chapter National Association of Social Workers) $6,500Property Casualty Insurers of America $6,500Williams Companies $6,500NARAL (National Abortion Rights Action League) $6,250Green Industry Council $6,200NFIB (National Federation of Independent Business) $6,100

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PAC NAME AMOUNT

BREAKDOWN: PAC CATEGORIES

Democrat

$139,200 $88,050 $53,650

$188,800

$459,650

$454,950 $293,773

$206,781 $286,300 $242,950 $44,525 $54,750

Total

18.68%17.44%11.98%18.36%

23.50%

14.85%57.34%

60.85%35.11%19.42%27.07%12.68%

Total

80.12%82.36%87.57%81.50%

75.71%

84.14%41.64%

32.56%55.77%80.14%72.93%87.32%

Total

1.21%0.20%0.45%0.14%

0.79%

1.00%1.02%

6.47%9.12% 0.44%

% Republican

$597,150 $415,750 $392,200 $837,950

$1,480,900

$2,577,657 $213,319

$110,625 $454,825

$1,002,849 $119,950 $376,950

Non-Partisan

$9,000 $1,000 $2,000 $1,400

$15,500

$30,750 $5,200

$22,000 $74,350 $5,500

Libert.

$400

TOTAL

$745,350 $504,800 $447,850

$1,028,150

$1,956,050

$3,063,357 $512,292

$339,806 $815,475

$1,251,299 $164,475 $431,700

HealthcareFinance, Insurance & Real Estate

Agribusiness

Ideological/Single Issue

Misc. Business

Energy & Natural Resource

Laywers & Lobbysists

Communications Construction

Transportation

Labor

Other

Industries

AgribusinessCommunicationsConstructionEnergy & Natural ResourcesFinance, Insurance & Real Estate HealthcareIdeological/Single IssueLaborLawyers & LobbyistsMisc. BusinessOtherTransportation

14.85%

84.14%75.71%

23.50%

19.42%

80.14%

80.12%

18.68% 17.44%

82.36%

57.34%

41.64%

35.11%55.77%

18.36%

81.50%

11.98%

87.57%

86.45%

16.11%

32.56%

60.85%

72.93%

27.07%

1.00%0.79%

0.44%

1.21 % 0.20%

1.02%

9.12%

0.14%0.45%

6.47% 0.12%

0.12%

BREAKDOWN: Agribusiness

Agribusiness $745,350

Democrat $139,200Council of State $4,000NC House $78,200NC Senate $57,000

Republican $597,150Council of State $11,250Governor $5,500Lt. Governor $3,000NC House $301,100NC Senate $276,300

Non-Partisan $9,000Judicial Branch $9,000

Democrat Republican Non-Partisan

Council of State1.5%

Governor0.7%

Judicial Branch1.2%


Lt. Governor0.4%

NC Senate7.6%

NC House10.5%

NC Senate37.1%

NC House40.4%

BREAKDOWN: Communications

Communications $504,800


Republican $415,750Governor $9,500NC House $221,750NC Senate $184,500


Democrat Republican Non-Partisan

Judicial Branch0.2%

Council of State 0.8%

Governor1.9%

NC House8.4%

NC Senate8.2%

NC House53.3%

NC Senate36.5%

BREAKDOWN: Construction

Democratic Republican Non-Partisan

Construction $447,850


Republican $392,200Council of State $1,000Lt. Governor $1,000NC House $217,000NC Senate $173,200


Judicial Branch

0.4%

Lt. Governor0.2%



NC Senate38.7%

NC House48.5%

NC House5.9%

NC House5.9%

BREAKDOWN: Energy & Natural Resources

Energy & Natural Resources $1,028,150


Republican $837,950Council of State $12,000Governor $2,000Lt. Governor $4,200NC House $447,050NC Senate $372,700



Judical Branch

0.1%



Governor0.2%

Lt. Governor 0.4%

NC Senate36.2%

NC House43.5%

NC House9.3%

NC Senate8.4%

BREAKDOWN: Finance, Insurance & Real Estate

Finance, Insurance & Real Estate $1,955,550


Republican $1,480,900Governor $1,000Lt. Governor $1,000NC House $883,800NC Senate $595,100



Judicial Branch 0.8%

Lt. Governor0.1%


Governor0.1%

NC House45.2%

NC Senate30.4%

NC House13.3%

NC Senate8.7%

BREAKDOWN: Healthcare

Healthcare $3,063,357


Republican $2,577,657Governor $5,500Lt. Governor $1,500NC House $1,543,850NC Senate $1,026,807



Judicial Branch

1.0%


Governor0.18%

Lt. Governor0.05%

NC House50.40%

NC Senate33.52%

NC House9.57%

NC Senate4.49%

BREAKDOWN: Ideological/Single-Issue

Ideological/Single-Issue $512,192


Republican $213,219Council of State $4,000Lt. Governor $500NC House $140,119NC Senate $68,700




Judicial Branch

1.0%


Lt. Governor0.1%

NC House27.9%

NC Senate28.9%

NC House27.4%

NC Senate 13.4%

BREAKDOWN: Labor

Labor $339,806

Democrat $206,781Council of State $500NC House $119,600NC Senate $86,681

Libertarian $400NC House $400

Republican $110,625NC House $63,000NC Senate $47,625

Unaffilated $22,000Judicial Branch $21,000NC Senate $1,000

Democrat Republican Non-Partisan Libertarian

NC Senate 0.3% NC House

0.1%

NC House35.2%

NC Senate25.5%

NC House27.4%

NC Senate13.4%

Judicial Branch 6.2%

BREAKDOWN: Lawyers & Lobbyists

Lawyers & Lobbyists $815,475

Democratic $286,300Council of State $10,700NC House $163,900NC Senate $111,700

Republican $454,825Council of State $500Governor $2,000Lt. Governor $1,000NC House $257,175NC Senate $194,150



Governor0.2%

Lt. Governor 0.1%


NC House20.1%

NC Senate13.7%

NC House31.5%

NC Senate23.8%

Judicial Branch

9.1%

BREAKDOWN: Misc. Business

Misc. Business $1,251,344


Republican $1,002,894Governor $4,000Lt. Governor $5,000NC House $556,849NC Senate $437,000



Judical Branch 0.4%

Lt. Governor 0.4%

Governor 0.3%


NC House44.5%

NC Senate34.9%

NC House10.2%

NC Senate8.7%

BREAKDOWN: Other

Other $164,475

Democrat $44,525NC House $22,125NC Senate $22,400

Republican $119,950NC House $57,450NC Senate $62,500

Democratic Republican

NC House34.9%

NC Senate38.0%

NC House13.5%

NC Senate13.6%

BREAKDOWN: Transportation

Transportation $431,700

Democrat $54,750Council of State $500NC House $30,700NC Senate $23,550

Republican $376,950Governor $10,000NC House $198,650NC Senate $168,300

Democratic Republican

Governor2.3%


NC House46.0%

NC Senate39.0%

NC House7.1%

NC Senate5.5%

BREAKDOWN: Council of StateGovernor Pat McCrory $39,500Lt. Governor Dan Forest $17,200

DemocratBeth Wood (Auditor) $1,000Elaine Marshall (Secretary of State) $1,750Janet Cowell (Treasurer) $6,000Roy Cooper (Attorney General) $29,250Wayne Goodwin (Insurance) $52,200

Republican Cheri Berry (Labor) $13,000Stever Troxler (Agriculture) $15,750

Pat McCrory$39,500

Roy Cooper$29,250

Dan Forest$17,200 Steve

Troxler

$15,750

$13,000

Janet Cowell$6,000

Elaine Marshall$1,750

Beth Wood$1,000

CherieBerryWayne Goodwin

$52,200

BREAKDOWN: NC House - Republican CandidatesRepublican Total: $4,887,793

Linda JohnsonMichele PresnellJohn BlustPat HurleyFrank IlerSteve RossMike StoneJamie BolesGary PendletonTed DavisPhil ShepardJacqueline SchafferChris MaloneJimmy DixonRena TurnerCraig HornJohn FairclothChris WhitmireBob SteinburgJeffrey ElmoreDan BishopJohn BradfordJosh DobsonBobby MillsRayne BrownJ.H. LangdonJohn FarleyLarry PittmanCarl FordMark W. HolloRobert BrawleyAllen McNeillGeorge ClevelandDennis RiddellMark BrodyJay AdamsRoger YountsLee ZacharyLeigh BrownMichael SpecialeLarry YarboroughSam WatfordDwight ShookBrenden JonesMike Clampitt

$30,050 $30,050 $27,750 $27,650 $27,100 $26,400 $26,050 $25,500 $24,800 $24,650 $24,450 $23,600 $22,300 $21,950 $21,300 $20,400 $20,100 $19,250 $18,100 $16,050 $15,800 $15,750 $15,550 $15,500 $14,585 $13,000 $12,300 $12,261 $11,050 $10,250 $10,000

$9,800 $9,550 $8,450 $8,250 $6,350 $5,500 $4,700 $3,900 $3,200 $2,300 $1,500 $1,000

$500 $500

Tim MooreNelson DollarMike HagerTom MurryDavid LewisJustin BurrLeo DaughtryJulia HowardTim MoffittPaul StamBill BrawleyEdgar StarnesMarilyn AvilaJeff CollinsJason SaineDonny LambethMitchell SetzerThom TillisRick CatlinHugh BlackwellJim FulghumNathan RamseyCharles JeterPat McElraftJohn TorbettRob BryanBryan HollowaySusan MartinBert JonesJohn SzokaDean ArpJohn BellChuck McGradyDana BumgardnerRoger WestSarah StevensChris MillisHarry WarrenBrian BrownKelly HastingsRuth SamuelsonDebra ConradJon HardisterJonathan Jordan

$357,550 $333,750 $261,950 $251,775 $207,900 $183,200 $182,800 $169,100 $152,499 $137,550 $135,100 $134,450 $110,600 $99,300 $91,450 $91,100 $82,900 $75,450 $65,623 $62,950 $60,800 $60,300 $59,550 $57,550 $56,600 $53,750 $50,850 $49,750 $44,350 $44,150 $39,300 $38,000 $36,300 $35,850 $35,050 $35,050 $32,750 $32,650 $32,350 $32,350 $32,000 $31,300 $30,750 $30,400

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BREAKDOWN: NC House - Democrat CandidatesDemocrat Total: $1,403,175

Margie StorchBrad SalmonGeorge GrahamJohn AgerElmer FloydShelly WillinghamLarry BellDean HicksHoward HunterCharles GrahamEvelyn TerryKim HargettPaul LuebkeBetsy JordanBrian TurnerGarry MeiggsLisa Harris BralleyRusty HoldernessUriah WardMarcus BrandonJim KeeBrian MountcastleMary DickinsonIan BaltutisW.A. (Winkie) WilkinsKerry GravesBobi GregoryEarl JonesPricey HarrisonMargaret E. BroadwellBrent GroceDeborah K. RossJoe TolsonNorm BossertRalph JohnsonAlma AdamsLisa BakerJim NolanNalin MehtaCliff MooneRobin Bradford

$11,250 $10,800 $10,250 $8,600 $8,400 $8,050 $7,250 $6,500 $5,350 $5,300 $5,000 $4,750 $3,800 $3,500 $2,800 $2,500 $2,500 $2,500 $2,500 $2,250 $2,200 $2,000 $2,000 $1,750 $1,750 $1,500 $1,250 $1,250 $1,250 $1,150 $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 $1,000

$600 $500 $500 $450 $300 $250 $250

Larry HallRick GlazierPaul TineWilliam BrissonMichael WrayDarren JacksonGarland PierceSusi HamiltonBecky CarneyGale AdcockJean Farmer-ButterfieldKen GoodmanTricia CothamNathan BaskervilleDuane HallKim HanchetteKen WaddellBeverly EarleGraig MeyerKelly AlexanderRodney MooreEd HanesGrier MartinCarla CunninghamRobert ReivesRosa GillWhit WhitleyRay JeffersSue CountsYvonne HolleyCecil BrockmanMarvin LucasSusan ByerlyVerla InskoSusan FisherBobbie RichardsonJoe Sam Queen Mickey MichauxAnnie Ward MobleyNatasha Marcus

$147,900 $86,450 $69,100 $67,150 $65,950 $63,650 $55,150 $43,650 $39,200 $37,750 $35,300 $34,400 $32,300 $27,225 $27,150 $26,800 $26,700 $25,200 $25,100 $22,750 $22,525 $21,775 $20,050 $19,900 $18,925 $18,650 $17,150 $15,000 $15,000 $14,800 $14,025 $13,850 $13,000 $12,300 $12,150 $12,050 $11,800 $11,750 $11,400 $11,400

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BREAKDOWN: NC Senate - Republican CandidatesRepublican Total: $3,606,882

Michael LeeStan BinghamShirley RandlemanAndy WellsJim DavisTrudy WadeJoyce KrawiecDan SoucekNorm SandersonBill CookPeter (Pete) BrunstetterRonald RabinNeal HuntJohn AlexanderMichael LavenderThom GoolsbyMatt ArnoldAustin AllranTom McInnisMary Lopez-Carter

$48,707 $47,450 $41,400 $36,350 $35,300 $33,900 $30,050 $25,800 $16,650 $14,700 $13,950 $13,100 $12,200 $8,300 $7,000 $6,200 $5,000 $4,350 $2,800

$600

BREAKDOWN: NC Senate - Democrat CandidatesDemocrat Total: $1,019,953

Erica Smith-IngramEarline ParmonJane HippsErnie WardDan ClodfelterJoyce WaddellMichael WaltersEmily ChurchSkip AlstonMalcolm GrahamCarr IpockWilliam OsborneDonald B. RainsRick WoodEllie KinnairdJohn MotsingerSig HutchinsonJim SponenbergMyra SloneTommy DavisLatrice McRae

$13,025 $12,500 $10,300 $9,950 $9,900 $9,800 $7,550 $5,500 $4,500 $4,250 $3,800 $3,500 $2,395 $2,000 $1,000 $1,000 $1,000

$700 $500 $500 $250

Phil BergerTom ApodacaBob RuchoHarry BrownBrent JacksonBill RabonWesley Meredith Ralph HiseJeff TarteTamara BarringerRick GunnFletcher HartsellKathy HarringtonLouis PateJerry TillmanChad BarefootE.S. (Buck) NewtonAndrew BrockTommy TuckerWarren DanielDavid Curtis

$564,350 $366,800 $248,200 $228,150 $208,350 $183,800 $150,400 $149,650 $119,700 $112,550 $106,150 $104,200 $98,600 $86,300 $82,800 $75,950 $71,400 $70,400 $66,825 $59,650 $48,850

Dan BlueJosh SteinGene McLaurinFloyd McKissickJoel FordClark JenkinsMike WoodardSarah CrawfordAngela BryantMartin NesbittElizabeth RedenbaughDon DavisGladys RobinsonBen ClarkStan WhiteValerie FousheeBilly RichardsonTerry Van DuynJane SmithJeff JacksonTom Bradshaw

$156,600 $108,150 $102,050 $59,550 $54,025 $46,750 $42,400 $40,750 $35,000 $29,500 $29,393 $27,800 $26,450 $26,325 $26,132 $21,047 $17,881 $17,700 $17,100 $16,250 $15,180

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BREAKDOWN: NC House - Libertarian CandidatesLibertarian Total: $400

BREAKDOWN: NC Senate - Non-Partisan Candidates

Non-Partisan Total: $1,000

Eric Cable $400

Pat Hensley (write-in, NC Senate District 42) $1,000

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