Aetna PAC and Aetna Inc.Political Contributions and Related Activity Report20112015 Political Contributions and Related Activity Report

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Aetna PAC and Aetna Inc.

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Director and officer information is as of December 31, 2015

Mark BertoliniChairman and CEO

William CasazzaExecutive Vice President,General Counsel

Shawn GuertinExecutive Vice President,CFO & Chief Enterprise Risk Officer

Steve KelmarExecutive Vice President, Corporate AffairsChief of Staff, Office of the Chairman

Dijuana LewisExecutive Vice President, Consumer Products and Enterprise Marketing

Meg McCarthyExecutive Vice President, Operations & Technology

Hal PazExecutive Vice President,Chief Medical Officer

Karen RohanPresident

Fran SoistmanExecutive Vice President,Government Services

Joe ZubretskySenior Executive Vice President,Healthagen

AETNA PAC BOARD OF DIRECTORS-2015

Steve KelmarChairmanExecutive Vice President, Corporate AffairsChief of Staff, Office of the Chairman

Peter RubinTreasurerVice President,Head, Federal Government Affairs

Kate AbelAssistant Treasurer /AdministratorPolitical Director, Government Affairs

OFFICERS

Steve KelmarExecutive Vice President,Corporate Affairs Chief of Staff, Office of the Chairman

Jim RicciutiVice President,Head, Strategy & Operations Government Affairs

Peter RubinVice President,Head, Federal Government Affairs

Susan ZookLobbyist, Federal Government Affairs

FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS COMMITTEE

Elena ButkusVice President,Head, State Government Affairs

Brooke Flaherty TinerSenior Director, State Government Affairs

Steve KelmarExecutive Vice President, Corporate AffairsChief of Staff, Office of the Chairman

Tim MeyersSenior Director, State Government Affairs

STATE CONTRIBUTIONS COMMITTEE

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Steve KelmarChairmanAetna Inc. Political Action Committee

“Making health care simpler, better, one day at a time,” is the clear message our Government Affairs team conveys to policy makers and helps secure our ability to continue to provide the innovative and quality services our customers depend on.

One of the key ways that we can avoid potential roadblocks on our path toward creating a healthier world is to maintain an effective political presence. As a heavily regulated company, it’s vital for executive branch personnel, as well as state and federal legislators, to be educated and fully informed about our company’s public policy positions and initiatives – and most importantly – how healthcare policy decisions affect all Americans. Educating those who have the ability to consider the issues most important to us further secures a prosperous future for Aetna and our customers.

This year’s historic elections will bring a new Administration and Congress, making it difficult to predict the kind of impact future legislation will have on Aetna. Regardless of the outcome, Aetna will continue to contribute positive solutions and offer ideas on legislative proposals and regulation.

In January of 2015 our Federal and State PACs started with a combined balance of $418,289. During 2015, eligible Aetna employees contributed an additional $604,015. Throughout the year, the PACs disbursed $696,250 to federal and state candidates, party (and other) committees and leadership PACs that share our company’s business-related interests. As the enclosed statement of cash receipts and disbursements indicates, Aetna Federal and State PACs began 2016 with $325,554 for political disbursements.

Also during 2015, Aetna Inc. and its subsidiaries (“Aetna”) contributed $829,900 in direct corporate contributions to state candidates and party committees in 17 states where such corporate contributions are permitted.

This annual report details the political contributions made by Aetna PAC and as allowed by law, Aetna. This report also provides information on our company’s federal lobbying expenses and dues paid to state and federal trade associations, coalitions and similar organizations referenced in the report as “Related Political Activity.”

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Aetna PACAetna Inc. sponsors a Political Action Committee (Aetna PAC), which is authorized to contribute to federal and most state candidates, parties and committees. All administrative expenses are paid by Aetna Inc. as allowed by law. Aetna PAC is controlled by a Board of Directors drawn from various segments of the Company. It is managed by three principal officers (Chairman, Treasurer and Administrator) and uses separate Contributions Committees to make state or federal disbursement decisions. Aetna PAC is governed by federal law (Federal Election Campaign Act) and various state laws where Aetna PAC is registered to make state political contributions.

Aetna Inc. also sponsors a separate but related state PAC in New York (Aetna PAC-New York) because this state requires separate registration. The control and management of this separate PAC is the same as Aetna PAC. Aetna PAC-New York is funded by corporate funds from Aetna Inc. subsidiaries as permitted by New York state law.

Corporate ContributionsIn 2015, corporate contributions were made in 17 states and the District of Columbia. The management of Aetna PAC (PAC Board, Officers and Committees) exercises the same oversight, managerial decision-making and operational control over Aetna Inc. corporate contributions and certain related activity including employee and company communications on legislative matters (“grassroots”) as applicable to Aetna PAC.

ManagementThe Chairman, Treasurer and Administrator of Aetna PAC are responsible for the day-to-day management of Aetna PAC as directed by the Aetna PAC Board of Directors. These officers are responsible for the solicitation of contributions to and the disbursement of funds from Aetna PAC and Aetna PAC-New York consistent with state and federal laws, with the contribution policies and criteria of the Aetna PAC By-Laws and with the Aetna PAC process applicable to such political contributions.

Contribution Policy & CriteriaThe Contributions Committee is composed of state and federal government relations personnel. It considers a number of criteria when making contribution decisions:

• The candidate’s understanding of and support for the free enterprise system

• The candidate’s need for Aetna PAC assistance• The presence of Aetna employees, facilities or resources in

the candidate’s district or state• The candidate’s demonstrated leadership or potential

for leadership• The candidate’s committee assignments and seniority

within Congress or state government• The candidate’s involvement with and position on issues

affecting health care and related group benefits• The likelihood of the candidate’s election success• Recommendations by Aetna PAC member

ProcessEach contribution goes through a legal approval process to ensure that Aetna PAC complies with federal and state campaign finance and related laws and the Aetna PAC By-Laws. The process for disbursing funds is virtually the same whether the contribution is from Aetna PAC, Aetna PAC-New York or Aetna Inc. corporate funds. Recommendations for supporting a candidate or a committee are submitted from all areas of the Company and frequently come from state or local company personnel who work in federal or state government relations. The recommendation is sent to the State or Federal Government Affairs Contributions Committee, which meets in-person, by phone or via email to discuss and vote on such matters. The approved recommendation is then reviewed by Aetna PAC counsel and outside legal counsel for campaign finance law and other compliance purposes. When certified as “legal,” the paperwork is processed (by the PAC Administrator for Aetna PAC or by Corporate Accounting for corporate funds) and a check is drawn and delivered.

The same Aetna PAC management oversight, decision making, political contribution policy and process elements applicable to Aetna PAC and Aetna PAC-New York apply as well to Aetna Inc. corporate political contributions and employee and company communications on legislative matters (“grassroots”).

The Audit Committee of the Aetna Inc. Board of Directors annually reviews the political contributions and political activities of Aetna PAC, Aetna PAC-New York and Aetna Inc. and oversees compliance with the overall policy, process and contributions criteria with respect to such contributions or activities.

Aetna PAC and Aetna PAC-New York are independently audited annually and the results are sent to the Audit Committee of the Aetna Inc. Board of Directors. The Aetna PAC and Aetna Inc. Political Contributions and Related Activity Report is available to the public. This Report is also sent to the Audit Committee.

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In 2015 Aetna spent $5,773,324 on state lobbying expenses and $3,080,000 on federal lobbying expenses. In 2015, Aetna spent a total of $5,277,912 on dues paid to state and federal trade associations and coalitions, of which $1,239,207 was allocated to non-deductible lobbying expenditures. Within this category there are 25 organizations whose total dues equaled or exceeded $50,000 for 2015.

In 2015, Aetna did not make any independent expenditure for or against a political candidate, as such activity is defined under federal election law.

2015 Dues Payments—Organizations with Dues Equaling or Exceeding $50,000

*Reporting accounts for two years of dues payments

Related Political Activity

Organization 2015 Dues 2015 Portion Allocated to Non-Deductible Lobbying

American Association of Preferred Provider Organizations $99,500 $11,635

American Benefits Council* $56,000 $15,960

Association for Behavioral Health & Wellness $107,800 $19,451

Business Forward* $50,000 $5,000

California Association of Health Plans $75,680 $12,866

Connecticut Association of Health Plans $90,130 $51,374

Council for Affordable Health Coverage* $100,000 $25,000

Council for Affordable Quality Health Care $550,000 -

Council for Disability Awareness $50,000 -

FIDO Alliance Inc. $75,000 -

Florida Association of Health Plans, Inc. $260,000 $45,500

Healthcare Leadership Council $150,000 $67,500

Illinois Association of Medicaid Health Plan $50,000 $17,000

Insurance Federation of Pennsylvania $171,282 $35,969

Integrated Benefits Institute $50,000 -

LL GLOBAL $86,566 -

National Association of Dental Plans $107,222 $16,011

New Jersey Association of Health Plans $350,000 $61,250

New York Health Plan Association & Council $303,750 $80,555

Pharmaceutical Care Management Association $600,000 $174,000

Retail Industry Leaders Association $50,000 $50,000

Texas Association of Health Plans $75,000 $22,500

The Business Roundtable $235,560 $129,558

U.S. Chamber of Commerce $250,000 $87,500

Virginia Association of Health Plans $102,565 $30,770

Total of Dues Payments Over $50,000 $4,096,055 $959,399

1. State and federal lobbying expenses constitute: Aetna employee compensation including overhead; Aetna employee and company communications on legislative matters (“grassroots”); outside consultant fees; research grants; and dues to state and federal trade associations, coalitions and similar organizations relating to lobbying activity.

See http://soprweb.senate.gov/index.cfm?event=selectfields for copies of Aetna’s Lobbying Disclosure Act reports as filed with the U.S. Congress.

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Aetna PAC New York Aetna PAC Total

CASH BALANCE

JANUARY 1, 2015 $57,778 $360,511 $418,289

RECEIPTS

EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTIONS — $604,015 $604,015

Total — $604,015 $604,015

EXPENDITURES

CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS $38,000 $658,250 $696,250REFUND OF EMPLOYEES CONTRIBUTIONS — $500 $500

Total $38,000 $658,750  $696,750

CASH BALANCE

DECEMBER 31, 2014 $19,778 $305,776 $325,554

AETNA INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEEStatement of cash receipts and expenditures for the year 2015Audited financial statements are available upon request.

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U.S. Senate $72,000U.S. House $195,000

AETNA PAC FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONSJanuary 1, 2015 - December 31, 2015

Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) $5,000

Sen. John Barrasso (R-WY) $3,000

Sen. Michael Bennet (D-CO) $5,000

Rep. Roy Blunt (R-MO) $5,000

Sen. Richard Burr (R-NC) $5,000

Sen. Michael Crapo (R-ID) $5,000

Sen. Charles Grassley (R-IA) $5,000

Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT) $5,000

Sen. Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND) $2,500

Sen. Dean Heller (R-NV) $2,500

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) $2,500

Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA) $5,000

Rep. Charles Schumer (D-NY) $5,000

Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) $5,000

Sen. Patrick Toomey (R-PA) $6,500

Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) $5,000

Total $72,000

U.S. Senate Candidates

Rep. Brad Ashford (D-NE) $2,500

Rep. Ami Bera (D-CA) $2,500

Rep. Diane Black (R-TN) $5,000

Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) $2,500

Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) $5,000

Rep. John Boehner (R-OH) $10,000

Rep. Charles Boustany (R-LA) $5,000

Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX) $2,500

Rep. Susan Brooks (R-IN) $2,500

Rep. Michael Burgess (R-TX) $2,500

Rep. Cheri Bustos (D-IL) $2,500

Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC) $2,500

Rep. Chris Collins (R-NY) $5,000

Rep. Gerald Connolly (D-VA) $2,500

Rep. Jim Costa (D-CA) $2,500

Rep. Joe Courtney (D-CT) $2,500

Rep. Joseph Crowley (D-NY) $5,000

Rep. Gwen Graham (D-FL) $2,500

Rep. Brett Guthrie (R-KY) $3,500

Rep. Richard Hanna (R-NY) $2,500

Rep. James Himes (D-CT) $2,500

Rep. George Holding (R-NC) $1,000

Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-MD) $5,000

Rep. John Katko (R-NY) $2,500

Rep. Mike Kelly (R-PA) $2,500

Rep. Ron Kind (D-WI) $5,000

Rep. John Larson (D-CT) $5,000

Rep. Sander Levin (D-MI) $2,500

Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) $5,000

Rep. Jim McDermott (D-WA) $2,500

Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) $5,000

Rep. Patrick Meehan (R-PA) $2,500

Rep. Richard Neal (D-MA) $5,000

Rep. Pete Olson (R-TX) $5,000

Rep. Frank Pallone (D-NJ) $2,500

Rep. Erik Paulsen (R-MN) $1,000

Rep. Scott Peters (D-CA) $2,500

Rep. Tom Price (R-GA) $5,000

Rep. Tom Reed (R-NY) $10,000

Rep. James Renacci (R-OH) $2,500

Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA) $10,000

Rep. Kurt Schrader (D-OR) $5,000

Rep. Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) $2,500

Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) $2,500

Rep. Mike Thompson (D-CA) $5,000

Rep. Patrick Tiberi (R-OH) $5,000

Rep. Fred Upton (R-MI) $5,000

Rep. Juan Vargas (D-CA) $2,500

Rep. Greg Walden (R-OR) $5,000

Rep. Peter Welch (D-VT) $2,500

Rep. Todd Young (R-IN) $2,500

Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-NY) $2,500

Total $195,500

Federal Contributions

U.S. House Candidates

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Federal Leadership PACs

Recipient Candidate Amount

Alamo PAC Cornyn (R) $5,000

AmeriPAC Hoyer (D) $5,000

Bluegrass Committee McConnell (R) $5,000

Budgethawks.com Chaffetz (R) $2,500

Citizens for Prosperity in America Today Toomey (R) $5,000

Common Sense Colorado Bennet (D) $5,000

Common Values PAC Barrasso (R) $5,000

Country Roads PAC Manchin (D) $5,000

Dakota PAC Hoeven (R) $2,500

Excelsior PAC Reed (R) $5,000

FLAKE PAC Flake (R) $5,000

Forward Together PAC Warner (D) $5,000

Freedom Fund Crapo (R) $5,000

Holding Onto Oregon’s Priorities Wyden (D) $5,000

IMPACT Schumer (D) $5,000

LEG PAC Cardin (D) $2,500

Recipient Candidate Amount

Majority Committee PAC McCarthy (R) $5,000

Making America Prosperous PAC Brady (R) $5,000

M-PAC Murray (D) $5,000

MURPH PAC Murphy (D) $2,500

New PAC Nunes (R) $5,000

New Pioneers PAC Walden (R) $5,000

Nutmeg PAC Blumenthal (D) $2,500

OrrinPAC Hatch (R) $5,000

PETE PAC Sessions (R) $5,000

PORT PAC Portman (R) $5,000

Project West PAC Gardner (R) $2,500

Republican Operation to Secure and Keep A Majority Roskam (R) $3,000

SYNERGY PAC Larson (D) $5,000

Tenn PAC Alexander (R) $5,000

Trust PAC Upton (R) $5,000

VINEPAC Thompson (D) $5,000

Total $143,000

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Federal Contributions by Party

Party Committees and Other Federal PACs

Recipient Amount

Blue Dog PAC (D) $5,000

Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (D) $15,000

Medicaid Health Plans of America PAC $5,000

National Republican Congressional Committee (R) $15,000

National Republican Senatorial Committee (R) $15,000

Pharmaceutical Care Management Association PAC $5,000

Republican Main Street PAC (R) $5,000

Republican Party of Kentucky: Federal Account (R) $5,000

The New Democrat Coalition PAC (D) $5,000

Value in Electing Women PAC (“VIEW-PAC”) $5,000

Total $80,000

Republican Candidates and Parties $295,500

Democratic Candidatesand Parties $180,000 Unaffiliated $15,000

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2015 AETNA PAC FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONSJanuary 1, 2015 - December 31, 2015

2015 Aetna PAC Contributions to Federal Candidates by State

Recipient AmountAlaska

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) $2,500

Arizona

Rep. Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) $2,500

California

Rep. Ami Bera (D-CA) $2,500

Rep. Jim Costa (D-CA) $2,500

Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) $5,000

Rep. Scott Peters (D-CA) $2,500

Rep. Mike Thompson (D-CA) $5,000

Rep. Juan Vargas (D-CA) $2,500

Colorado

Sen. Michael Bennet (D-CO) $5,000

Connecticut

Rep. Joe Courtney (D-CT) $2,500

Rep. James Himes (D-CT) $2,500

Rep. John Larson (D-CT) $5,000

Florida

Rep. Gwen Graham (D-FL) $2,500

Georgia

Rep. Tom Price (R-GA) $5,000

Idaho

Sen. Michael Crapo (R-ID) $5,000

Illinois

Rep. Cheri Bustos (D-IL) $2,500

Indiana

Rep. Susan Brooks (R-IN) $2,500

Rep. Todd Young (R-IN) $2,500

Iowa

Sen. Charles Grassley (R-IA) $5,000

Kentucky

Rep. Brett Guthrie (R-KY) $3,500

Lousiana

Rep. Charles Boustany (R-LA) $5,000

Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA) $10,000

Maryland

Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-MD) $5,000

Massachusetts

Rep. Richard Neal (D-MA) $5,000

Michigan

Rep. Sander Levin (D-MI) $2,500

Rep. Fred Upton (R-MI) $5,000

Recipient AmountMinnesota

Rep. Erik Paulsen (R-MN) $1,000

Missouri

Rep. Roy Blunt (R-MO) $5,000

Nebraska

Rep. Brad Ashford (D-NE) $2,500

Nevada

Sen. Dean Heller (R-NV) $2,500

New Hampshire

Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) $5,000

New Jersey

Rep. Frank Pallone (D-NJ) $2,500

New York

Rep. Chris Collins (R-NY) $5,000

Rep. Joseph Crowley (D-NY) $5,000

Rep. Richard Hanna (R-NY) $2,500

Rep. John Katko (R-NY) $2,500

Rep. Tom Reed (R-NY) $10,000

Sen. Charles Schumer (D-NY) $5,000

Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) $2,500

Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-NY) $2,500

North Carolina

Sen. Richard Burr (R-NC) $5,000

Rep. George Holding (R-NC) $1,000

North Dakota

Sen. Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND) $2,500

Ohio

Rep. John Boehner (R-OH) $10,000

Rep. James Renacci (R-OH) $2,500

Rep. Patrick Tiberi (R-OH) $5,000

Oregon

Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) $5,000

Rep. Kurt Schrader (D-OR) $5,000

Rep. Greg Walden (R-OR) $5,000

Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) $5,000

Pennsylvania

Rep. Mike Kelly (R-PA) $2,500

Rep. Patrick Meehan (R-PA) $2,500

Sen. Patrick Toomey (R-PA) $6,500

South Carolina

Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC) $2,500

Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) $5,000

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Contributions to CandidatesRecipient Amount

Tennessee

Rep. Diane Black (R-TN) $5,000

Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) $2,500

Texas

Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX) $2,500

Rep. Michael Burgess (R-TX) $2,500

Rep. Pete Olson (R-TX) $5,000

Utah

Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT) $5,000

Vermont

Rep. Peter Welch (D-VT) $2,500

Virginia

Rep. Gerard Connolly (D-VA) $2,500

Washington

Rep. Jim McDermott (D-WA) $2,500

Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) $5,000

Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA) $5,000

Wisconsin

Rep. Ron Kind (D-WI) $5,000

Wyoming

Sen. John Barrasso (R-WY) $3,000

Federal Candidates $267,500State Candidates $169,500

Total $267,500

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2015 AETNA PAC STATE CONTRIBUTIONSJanuary 1, 2015—December 31, 2015

2015 Aetna PAC Contributions to State Candidates and Parties by State

Kentucky

Sen. Julie Adams (R) $500

Del. Johnny Bell (D) $500

Del. Jeff Greer (D) $1,000

Sen. Stan Humphries (R) $1,000

Sen. Morgan McGarvey (D) $500

Del. Bart Rowland (R) $500

Sen. Steve West (R) $500

House Republican Caucus Campaign Committee $500

Republican Party of Kentucky Senate Trust $2,500

Senate Republican Caucus Campaign Committee $1,000

Maine

Sen. Justin Alfond (D) $500

Del. Henry Beck (D) $375

Del. Mark Eves (D) $500

Del. Ken Fredette (R) $500

Del. Sara Gideon (D) $500

Sen. Dawn Hill (D) $300

Sen. Troy Jackson (D) $300

Sen. Roger Katz (R) $350

Sen. Tom Saviello (R) $350

Sen. Michael Thibodeau (R) $500

Sen. Rod Whittemore (R) $375

House Democratic Campaign Committee $1,000

House Republican Majority Fund $1,000

Maine Senate Republican Majority Committee $1,000

Senate Democratic Campaign Committee $1,000

Missouri

Del. Justin Alferman (R) $500

Del. Kevin Austin (R) $500

Sen. Dan Brown (R) $500

Del. Mike Cierpiot (R) $1,000

Sen. Shaloon “Kiki” Curls (D) $500

Del. Scott Fitzpatrick (R) $500

Del. Don Gosen (R) $1,000

Del. Jim Hansen (R) $500

Del. Justin Hill (R) $500

Sen. Jeannie Riddle (R) $500

Sen. Scott Sifton (R) $500

County Executive Steve Stenger (D) $1,000

Sen. Paul Wieland (R) $500

Del. John Wiemann (R) $500

North Carolina

Del. Marilyn Avila (R) $500

Del. Justin Burr (R) $500

Insurance Com. Wayne Goodwin (D) $1,500

Sen. Ralph Hise (R) $1,500

Del. Donny Lambeth (R) $1,000

Sen. Louis Pate (R) $500

North Carolina Republican House Caucus $1,000

North Carolina Republican Senate Caucus $1,000

Total $8,500

Total $8,550

Total $8,500

Total $7,500

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New York

Sen. Neil Breslin (D) $2,000

Assemb. Kevin Cahill (D) $3,000

Sen. Andrea Cousins (D) $2,000

Sen. John DeFrancisco (R) $3,000

Sen. Kemp Hanon (R) $1,000

Assemb. Carl Heastie (D) $2,000

Assemb. Brian Kolb (R) $1,000

Assemb. William Magnarelli (D) $1,000

Sen. Ed Mangano (R) $1,000

Assemb. Joseph Morelle (D) $5,500

Sen. Robert Ortt (R) $500

Sen. Gustavo Rivera (D) $1,000

Sen. Diane Savino (D) $1,000

Sen. James Seward (R) $1,000

Sen. Cathy Young (R) $3,000

NYS Democratic Assembly Campaign Committee $2,000

NYS Democratic Senate Campaign Committee $4,000

NYS Senate Republican Campaign Committee $5,000

Republican Assembly Campaign Committee $2,000

Senate Independent Democrat Caucus $2,000

Ohio

Del. Nickie Antonio (D) $500

Sen. Kevin Bacon (R) $500

Sen. Bill Beagle (R) $1,500

Del. Heather Bishoff (D) $500

Sen. Dave Burke (R) $2,500

Sen. Capri Cafaro (D) $500

Sen. John Eklund (R) $500

Sen. Randy Gardner (R) $500

Del. Anne Gonzales (R) $1,500

Del. Robert Hackett (R) $1,500

Sen. Cliff Hite (R) $500

Sen. Jay Hottinger (R) $2,500

Del. Steve Huffman (R) $500

Sen. Shannon Jones (R) $500

Del. Stephanie Kunze (R) $500

Del. Sarah LaTourette (R) $500

Sen. Gayle Manning (R) $500

Sen. Bob Peterson (R) $1,500

Del. Cliff Rosenberger (R) $2,500

Del. Ryan Smith (R) $2,500

Ohio House Republican Organizational Committee $1,500

Republican Senate Campaign Committee $1,500

Total $43,000

Total $25,000

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2015 Aetna PAC Contributions to State Candidates and Parties by State (continued)

Oklahoma

Del. Glen Mulready (R) $1,000

Del. Charles Ortega (R) $450

Oklahoma State Republican Senatorial Committee $2,500

Pennsylvania

Sen. Camera Bartolotta (R) $2,000

Sen. Jake Corman (R) $4,500

Del. Gary Day (R) $1,000

Del. Anthony DeLuca (D) $1,000

Sen. Andy Dinniman (D) $1,000

Sen. John DiSanto (R) $4,000

Sen. John Eichelberger (R) $2,000

Sen. Lawrence Farnese (D) $1,000

Exec. Comm. Richard Fitzgerald (D) $1,000

Sen. Thomas Killion (R) $3,000

Del. Tina Pickett (R) $3,000

Del. Marguerite Quinn (R) $1,000

Del. Mike Reagan (D) $1,000

Del. Dave Reed (R) $1,000

Sen. Guy Reschenthaler (R) $1,000

Sen. Joe Scarnati (R) $4,000

Mo. Co. Comish Josh Shapiro (D) $5,000

Del. Mike Tobash (R) $1,000

Del. Mike Turzai (R) $1,000

Sen. Don White (R) $3,000

Del. Martina White (R) $1,000

Sen. Sean Wiley (D) $2,000

Pennsylvania Insurance PAC (PI-PAC) $8,000

Texas

Del. Garnet Coleman (D) $1,000

Del. Sarah Davis (R) $1,000

Del. Yvonne Davis (D) $2,000

Sen. Craig Estes (R) $2,000

Del. Trey Fischer (R) $1,500

Sen. Joan Huffman (R) $2,000

Del. Todd Hunder (R) $1,000

Sen. Lois Kolkhorst (R) $2,000

Del. Rick Miller (R) $1,000

Del. Tan Parker (R) $2,000

Del. Dennis Paul (R) $1,000

Sen. Jose Rodriguez (D) $1,000

Sen. Kel Seliger (R) $2,000

Del. Kenneth Sheets (R) $1,000

Del. Ron Simmons (R) $1,000

Del. Joe Straus (R) $25,000

Sen. Larry Taylor (R) $2,000

Sen. Van Taylor (R) $2,000

Del. Chris Turner (D) $1,000

Del. Paul Workman (R) $1,000

Texas House Republican Caucus $2,500

2015 State PAC Contributions by Party

Republican Contributions $133,525

Democratic Contributions $27,975

Unaffiliated Contributions $8,000

Total $3,950

Total $52,500

Total $55,000

Total Contributions $169,500

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2015 AETNA CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONSJanuary 1, 2015—December 31, 2015

2015 Aetna Corporate Contributions to State Candidates and Committees by StateCalifornia

Rep. Joel Anderson (R) $1,000

Rep. Toni Atkins (D) $4,100

Sen. Pat Bates (R) $1,500

Rep. Frank Bigelow (R) $1,000

Rep. Rob Bonta (D) $4,100

Rep. Autumn Burke (D) $1,500

Rep. Ling-Ling Chang (R) $1,500

Rep. Tom Daly (D) $2,000

Rep. Bill Dodd (D) $1,500

Rep. Jean Fuller (R) $4,100

Rep. Beth Gaines (R) $1,500

Sen. Ted Gaines (R) $1,000

Rep. Cathleen Galgiani (D) $1,500

Rep. Mike Gatto (D) $2,000

Rep. Jimmy Gomez (D) $2,000

Sen. Ed Hernandez (D) $2,500

Sen. Robert Hertzberg (D) $2,000

Rep. Brian Jones (R) $1,500

Sen. Ricardo Lara (D) $1,500

Rep. Brian Maienchein (R) $3,000

Rep. Chad Mayes (R) $1,000

Rep. Melissa Melendez (R) $1,500

Sen. Holly J. Mitchell (D) $1,500

Sen. John Moorlach (R) $1,000

Sen. Janet Nguyen (R) $2,500

Sen. Jim Nielsen (R) $1,500

Sen. Kristin Olsen (R) $4,100

Sen. Richard Pan (D) $3,000

Rep. Sebastian Ridley-Thomas (D) $2,000

Sen. Richard Roth (D) $1,500

Rep. Marc Steinorth (R) $1,000

Rep. Scott Wilk (R) $1,500

Rep. Jim Wood (D) $1,500

CAHP Political Action Committee $6,800

California Association of Dental Plans PAC $2,500

Delaware

Rep. John Carney (D) $1,200

Florida

Sen. Joseph Abruzzo (D) $1,000

Rep. Loranne Ausley (D) $500

Rep. Bryan Avila (R) $500

Sen. Rob Bradley (R) $500

Sen. Jeff Clemens (D) $1,000

Rep. Richard Corcoran (R) $1,000

Rep. Wlliam Travis Cummings (R) $1,000

Rep. Jose Felix Diaz (R) $500

Rep. Jason Fischer (R) $500

Rep. Steve Geller (R) $1,000

Rep. Julio Gonzales (R) $500

Rep. Matt Hudson (R) $500

Rep. Evan Boyd Jenne (D) $500

Sen. Bill Montford (D) $500

Rep. Scott Plakon (R) $500

Rep. Bobby Powell (D) $500

Rep. Betty Reed (D) $500

Rep. Christopher Sprowls (R) $500

Rep. Richard Stark (D) $500

Rep. Carlos Trujillo (R) $1,000

Rep. Jay Trumbull (R) $500

Sen. David Richard Workman (R) $1,000

Florida Democratic Party (D) $5,000

FL Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee (R) $10,000

Republican Party of Florida (R) $30,000

Total $73,700

Total $59,500

Total $1,200

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Georgia

Sen. Charlie Bethel (R) $1,000

Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle (R) $2,500

Rep. Sharon Cooper (R) $1,000

Rep. Rich Golick (R) $500

Sen. Marty Harbin (R) $250

Sen. Steve Henson (D) $500

Sen. PK Matin (R) $250

Rep. Howard Maxwell (R) $500

Rep. John Meadows III (R) $1,000

Sen. Fran Millar (R) $500

Sen. Jeff Mullis (R) $1,000

Rep. David Ralston (R) $2,500

Sen. David Shafer (R) $1,000

Rep. Jason Shaw (R) $500

Rep. Richard Smith (R) $1,000

Sen. Renee Unterman (R) $1,000

Rep. Hugh Williamson (R) $250

Illinois

Rep. John D. Anthony (R) $500

Rep. Mark Batinick (R) $500

Rep. Dan Brady (R) $500

Rep. Peter Breen (R) $500

Rep. Tim Butler (R) $500

Sen. James Clayborne (D) $1,000

Sen. Jacqueline Collins (D) $500

Sen. Michael Connelly (R) $500

Sen. John Cullerton (D) $6,000

Rep. Anthony Deluca (D) $500

Rep. Jim Durkin (R) $4,500

Rep. Sara Feigenholtz (D) $1,000

Rep. Laura Fine (D) $500

Rep. La Shawn K. Ford (D) $500

Rep. Robyn Gabel (D) $500

Sen. Bill Haine (D) $2,000

Rep. Gregory Harris (D) $1,000

Sen. Michael Hastings (D) $500

Rep. Chad Hays (R) $500

Rep. Jay Hoffman (D) $500

Sen. Toi W. Hutchinson (D) $500

Sen. Terry Link (D) $500

Rep. Michael J Madigan (D) $6,000

Total $15,250

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Rep. Bill Mitchell (R) $500

Sen. John Mulroe (D) $500

Sen. Antonio Munoz (D) $500

Sen. Matt Murphy (R) $500

Rep. Brandon Phelps (D) $1,000

Sen. Christine Radogno (R) $6,000

Rep. David Reis (R) $500

Rep. Robert Rita (D) $1,000

Rep. Ed Sullivan (R) $500

Rep. Jil Tracy (R) $500

Rep. Arthur Turner (D) $500

Rep. Michael Unes (R) $500

Rep. Barbara Wheeler (R) $500

Rep. Ann Williams (D) $500

Kansas

Rep. John Barker (R) $250

Sen. Elaine Bowers (R) $500

Rep. Tom Burroughs (D) $250

Sen. Jim Denning (R) $500

Rep. Blaine Finch (R) $250

Rep. Stan Frownfelter (D) $250

Rep. Amanda Grosseroad (R) $250

Rep. Mark Hutton (R) $250

Rep. Russ Jennings (R) $250

Sen. Laura Kelly (D) $500

Rep. Marvin Kleeb (R) $250

Sen. Jeff Longbine (R) $500

Rep. Richard Proehl (R) $250

Sen. Vicki Schmidt (R) $500

Rep. Scott Schwab (R) $250

Rep. Jene Vickrey (R) $250

Sen. Susan Wagle (R) $500

Kansas Chamber of Commcerce Chamber PAC $20,000

Maryland

Sen. Jim Brochin (D) $500

Executive Allan Kittleman (R) $1,000

Councilman Bernard C Jack Young (D) $500

Mississippi

Gov. Phil Bryant (R) $1,000

Comm. Mike Chaney (R) $1,000

Sen. Fredie Charmichael (R) $1,000

Rep. Philip Gunn (R) $1,000

Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves (R) $1,000

Missouri

Rep. Sue Allen (R) $500

Rep. Tom Flanigan (R) $1,000

Sen. Marsha Haefner (R) $1,000

Rep. Caleb Jones (R) $500

Sen. Mike Kehoe (R) $1,000

AG Chris Koster (D) $2,000

Sen. Mike Parson (R) $1,000

Sen. Ron Richard (R) $1,000

Rep. Todd Richardson (R) $2,000

Sen. David Sater (R) $1,000

Sen. Kurt Schaefer (R) $1,000

Sen. Ryan Silvey (R) $1,000

Nebraska

Sen. Sue Crawford (D) $500

Robert Hilkemann (R) $500

Sen. Mark Kolterman (R) $1,000

Sen. Brett Lindstrom (R) $500

Sen. John McCollister (R) $500

Gov. Pete Ricketts (R) $2,500

Sen. Jim Scheer (R) $1,000

Mayor Jean Stothert (R) $2,500

Sen. Matt Williams (R) $500

Ohio

Summitt DD Community Partnership $2,000

Illinois (continued)

Total $43,000

Total $25,750

Total $2,000

Total $5,000

Total $13,000

Total $9,500

Total $2,000

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2015 Corporate Contributions by Party

Utah

Sen. Stuart Adams (R) $1,000

Rep. Rebecca Chavez-Houck (D) $1,000

Sen. Gene Davis (D) $1,000

Rep. Jim Dunnigan (R) $2,000

Sen. Luz Escamilla (D) $1,000

Rep. Francis Gibson (R) $1,000

Rep. Greg Hughes (R) $1,000

Sen. Karen Mayne (D) $1,000

Sen. Wayne Niederhauser (R) $1,000

Rep. Brad Wilson (R) $1,000

Committee for a Democratic Majority (R) $1,000

Virginia

Del. Dave Albo (R) $500

Sen. Kenny Alexander (D) $1,000

Sen. George Barker (D) $1,000

Del. Rob Bell (R) $1,000

Del. Kathy Byron (R) $1,500

Sen. Ben Chafin (R) $1,000

Del. Ben Cline (R) $1,000

Sen. John Cosgrove (R) $1,000

Del. Kirk Cox (R) $1,000

Sen. Rosyln Dance (D) $1,000

Del. Peter Farrell (R) $500

Del. Eileen Filler-Corn (D) $500

Del. Greg Habeeb (R) $1,000

Del. Bill Howell (R) $2,000

Sen. Janet Howell (D) $1,000

Del. Tim Hugo (R) $1,000

Del. Matthew James (D) $500

Del. Chris Jones (R) $1,500

Del. Mark Keam (D) $1,000

Del. Terry Kilgore (R) $2,000

Sen. Lynwood Lewis (D) $500

Del. Manoli Loupassi (R) $500

Del. Danny Marshall (R) $1,000

Del. Jennifer McClellan (D) $1,000

Del. Jackson Miller (R) $1,500

Sen. Steve Newman (R) $1,250

Sen. Tommy Norment (R) $1,500

Sen. Mark Obenshain (R) $1,250

Del. Israel O’Quinn (R) $1,000

Virginia (continued)

Del. Robert D. Orrock (R) $500

Del. Chris Peace (R) $1,000

Sen. Dick Saslaw (D) $1,500

Del. Mark Sickles (D) $500

Del. Lionelli Spruill (D) $1,000

Sen. Bill Stanley (R) $1,250

Sen. Richard Stuart (R) $1,000

Del. David Toscano (D) $1,000

Del. Ron Villanueva (R) $1,000

Sen. Frank Wagner (R) $1,250

Del. Lee Ware (R) $1,000

Del. David Yancey (R) $1,000

House Republican Campaign Committee $1,000

Virginia Association of Health Plans PAC $4,000

Virginia Senate Republican Caucus $2,500

Republican Governors Association $250,000Democratic Governors Association $250,000

Republican Contributions $441,200

Democratic Contributions $353,400

Unaffiliated Contributions $35,300

Total Contributions $829,900

Total $12,000

Total $50,000