AUGUST 2019

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Executive Summary

In 2019, nine states passed severely restrictive anti-abortion laws, including Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana and Missouri.

In the wake of this wave of oppressive legislation, corporate leaders are using their platforms to fight back. In Georgia, top industry leaders said they are considering moving their operations elsewhere if the state begins to enforce its ban, and in early June, a coalition of nearly 200 businesses nationwide announced their opposition to the laws, deeming them “bad for business.”

But when it comes to gender equality and health care access, many leading corporations are talking the talk, but not walking the walk.

Fifteen big-name companies — AT&T, Boeing, Coca-Cola, Comcast, Delta Air Lines, General Motors, Google, Johnson & Johnson, Lyft, Mastercard, Microsoft, PepsiCo, Pfizer, Uber and Walmart — boast their commitment to gender equality. But each of these companies contributed significant sums of money to support lawmakers (or the committees backing them) who sponsored oppressive anti-abortion legislation.

The following report demonstrates the monetary contributions of 66 corporations, including these fifteen companies, to lawmakers who are hostile to reproductive health care access. The contributions went to lawmakers directly in AL, GA, LA and MO and through the Republican State Leadership Committee (RSLC), which works to elect Republican state legislators, in the past two years.

Some top findings in the report, which tracks contributions made since 2017, include:

• AT&T: While AT&T leadership claims to be proud of the company’s recognized diversityinclusion efforts, its various PACs contributed nearly $108,000 to support politicians andcommittees who pushed for these state abortion bans.

• Boeing: Boeing touts its fiscal contributions to “community initiatives” that help inspireyoung women, yet the company contributed at least $107,500 to politicians instrumentalin passing state-level abortion bans.

• Coca-Cola: Coca-Cola promised to “promote inclusion, celebrate diversity andchampion equality.” But the corporation contributed tens of thousands of dollars tosupport politicians and committees furthering anti-abortion legislation across the U.S.

• Delta Airlines: Delta says that claims that “promoting diversity and intersectionalempowerment of women is key to Delta’s success” — yet Delta has contributed at least$44,000 to politicians and committees who passed and supported restrictive state-levelabortion bans.

• Google: Despite Google’s stated commitment towards “advocating for gender equity,”the company contributed at least $51,000 to support officials and committees whosupported and pushed restrictive state-level abortion bans.

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The total contributions of these 66 companies to support politicians that supported abortion bans is nearly $3 million.

At a time when people have lost faith in government institutions, they are expecting more and more out of the companies they support with their hard-earned dollars. Studies show that consumers — and employees — expect corporate CEOs to “take the lead on change.” Americans choose to support companies that take a stand on the issues that matter to them.

The American people are not aligned with the corporations on this issue. Polling shows that Americans overwhelmingly oppose these recent abortion restrictions, as they demonstrate extreme government overreach and take away women’s rights.

It’s time for these leading companies to put their money where their mouth is and defund the bans.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS ................................................................................................................. 3 These 15 Major Corporations Committed To Promoting Diversity And Gender Equality — Yet Also Contributed Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars In The Past Two Years To Those Supporting Recent State Abortion Bans ........................................................................ 6

AT&T ........................................................................................................................................... 6 Boeing ......................................................................................................................................... 7 Coca-Cola ................................................................................................................................... 8 Comcast ...................................................................................................................................... 8 Delta Air Lines ............................................................................................................................. 9 General Motors ........................................................................................................................... 9 Google ....................................................................................................................................... 10 Johnson & Johnson .................................................................................................................. 11 Lyft ............................................................................................................................................. 11 Mastercard ................................................................................................................................ 12 Microsoft .................................................................................................................................... 12 PepsiCo ..................................................................................................................................... 13 Pfizer ......................................................................................................................................... 13 Uber ........................................................................................................................................... 14 Walmart .................................................................................................................................... 14

Additionally, Many Of The Major Media Corporations Who Recently Came Out Against State-Level Abortion Bans Actively Contributed To Prominent Supporters Of These Bans....................................................................................................................................................... 15

Netflix, Disney, AT&T’s WarnerMedia And Comcast’s NBCUniversal Have Suggested Pulling Their Work From Georgia Following The State’s Restrictive Abortion Ban............................. 15 WarnerMedia Said It May No Longer Film In Georgia Because Of The State’s Abortion Ban, But Its Parent Company, AT&T, Contributed To The Most Prominent Supporters Of The Ban................................................................................................................................................... 15 Disney Says It May No Longer Film In Georgia Over The State’s Abortion Ban, Despite Contributing To Supporters Of The Ban ................................................................................... 16 NBCUniversal Suggested It May No Longer Work In States Enacting Abortion Bans, Despite Its Parent Company, Comcast, Contributing To Groups And Politicians Who Support Or Defend These Bans .................................................................................................................. 17

These 66 Corporations Contributed Directly To Anti-Abortion Candidates In Missouri, Alabama, Georgia And Louisiana Or To The Republican State Leadership Committee And Republican Trusts Over The Past Two Years.......................................................................... 17

21st Century Fox ........................................................................................................................ 17 1-800 Contacts .......................................................................................................................... 18 3M ............................................................................................................................................. 18 Aflac .......................................................................................................................................... 18

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Allstate....................................................................................................................................... 18 Altria .......................................................................................................................................... 18 Amazon ..................................................................................................................................... 18 Anheuser-Busch ....................................................................................................................... 19 AT&T ......................................................................................................................................... 19 Atmos Energy............................................................................................................................ 19 Bank of America ........................................................................................................................ 19 Best Buy .................................................................................................................................... 19 Boeing ....................................................................................................................................... 20 BP .............................................................................................................................................. 20 CVS Caremark .......................................................................................................................... 20 CBS ........................................................................................................................................... 20 Century Link .............................................................................................................................. 20 Charter Communications .......................................................................................................... 20 Chevron ..................................................................................................................................... 21 Coca-Cola ................................................................................................................................. 21 Comcast .................................................................................................................................... 21 Cox Communications ................................................................................................................ 21 Delta Air Lines ........................................................................................................................... 22 Dish ........................................................................................................................................... 22 Disney ....................................................................................................................................... 22 eBay .......................................................................................................................................... 22 Eli Lilly and Company ............................................................................................................... 22 Expedia ..................................................................................................................................... 22 Exxon Mobil............................................................................................................................... 23 FedEx ........................................................................................................................................ 23 General Motors ......................................................................................................................... 23 Google ....................................................................................................................................... 23 H&R Block ................................................................................................................................. 23 Hewlett Packard (HP) ............................................................................................................... 24 Holiday Inn Express .................................................................................................................. 24 Intuit ........................................................................................................................................... 24 Johnson & Johnson .................................................................................................................. 24 JPMorgan Chase ...................................................................................................................... 24 Juul ............................................................................................................................................ 24 Lyft ............................................................................................................................................. 25

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Mark Anthony Brands, Inc. Dba Mike’s Hard Lemonade ......................................................... 25 Mastercard ................................................................................................................................ 25 Microsoft .................................................................................................................................... 25 Miller Coors ............................................................................................................................... 25 Monsanto .................................................................................................................................. 25 Motion Picture Association Of America (MPAA) ...................................................................... 26 Motorola .................................................................................................................................... 26 NASCAR ................................................................................................................................... 26 PayPal ....................................................................................................................................... 26 Pepsi Co. ................................................................................................................................... 26 Pfizer ......................................................................................................................................... 26 Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers Association Of America/PHRMA ....................... 27 Sony Pictures ............................................................................................................................ 27 Sprint ......................................................................................................................................... 27 State Farm ................................................................................................................................ 27 StubHub .................................................................................................................................... 27 T-Mobile .................................................................................................................................... 27 Target Corporation .................................................................................................................... 28 Uber ........................................................................................................................................... 28 Verizon ...................................................................................................................................... 28 Visa ........................................................................................................................................... 28 Volkswagen ............................................................................................................................... 28 Walgreens ................................................................................................................................. 28 Walmart .................................................................................................................................... 29 Warner Brothers ........................................................................................................................ 29 Yahoo ........................................................................................................................................ 29

Sources ........................................................................................................................................ 29

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Throughout The Past Two Years, Major U.S. Corporations Directly And

Indirectly Financed The Politicians Responsible For Abortion Bans

Sweeping The Country These 15 Major Corporations Committed To Promoting Diversity And Gender Equality — Yet Also Contributed Hundreds Of Thousands Of

Dollars In The Past Two Years To Those Supporting Recent State Abortion Bans

AT&T

AT&T Touts Its Commitment To Workplace Equality, Diversity And Inclusion…

AT&T’s Chairman And CEO Emphasized That He Is Proud Of AT&T For Its Recognized Diversity And Inclusion Efforts. “For a company to be its best, it needs strong, engaged talent at every level. And that requires a workforce, leadership team and board of directors as diverse and inclusive as the customers and communities it serves. We take this very seriously at AT&T. We know that a diversity of perspectives, experiences and backgrounds is an incredibly powerful way to unlock new ideas and better understand the needs of others. That’s why we work so hard to recruit, develop and listen to diverse talent. Today, our workforce is nearly 44 percent people of color and 33 percent women. And our employee resource groups and employee networks are among the most engaged and effective anywhere. We’re proud that our diversity and inclusion efforts have been recognized. DiversityInc ranked us third on its Top 50 Companies for Diversity list in 2017 and 2018. Last year, Fortune and the Great Place to Work® organization together named us one of the Best Workplaces for Diversity. And we also were named to Bloomberg’s Gender-Equality Index. While there is always more we can do, we are committed more than ever to being one of the leaders in diversity and inclusion.” [AT&T 2018 Diversity & Inclusion Report, accessed 6/5/19]

…Yet AT&T And Its Various PACs Contributed More Than $108,000 Over The Past Two Years To Committees And Politicians Supporting State Abortion Bans

AT&T Has Contributed At Least $108,000 To Committees And Politicians Instrumental In Passing State-Level Abortion Bans.

AT&T $30,000 Missouri House Republican Campaign Committee 2018 AT&T $47,500 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018 AT&T $5,000 Georgia Republican Leadership Fund 2018

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AT&T $4,500 Alabama Republican Executive Committee 2018, 2019 AT&T $7,600 Georgia Politician(s) 2017, 2018 AT&T $10,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018 AT&T $3,250 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017, 2018 AT&T $400 Missouri Politician(s) 2018

Boeing

Boeing Claims To Be Committed To Supporting “All Woman With The Will To Achieve Their Dreams”…

Boeing Touts Its Commitment To Supporting Women And Its Fiscal Contributions To “Community Initiatives” That Help Inspire Young Women. “At Boeing, we are dedicated to addressing the need for more women to pursue careers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). Women have played an important role in the history of Boeing. At the company’s inception in 1916, founder William Boeing hired seamstress Rosie Farrar to stitch together linen wings for the early B & W seaplanes. Just two years later, Helen Holcombe joined Boeing as the first woman in the engineering department. In 2018, Boeing and The Boeing Charitable Trust partnered with more than 140 STEM organizations and contributed over $19 million toward community initiatives that helped inspire an estimated 630,000 young women in STEM. As a result of U.S. tax reform, Boeing contributed an additional $16 million toward community initiatives that helped inspire young women in STEM — a total of more than $36 million in 2018. Over the past seven years, Boeing has contributed nearly $140 million toward community initiatives that have had a positive impact on nearly 5 million young women and girls around the world.” [Boeing, Women Make Us Better, accessed 6/10/19]

[Boeing, Women Make Us Better, accessed 6/10/19]

…But Boeing Contributed At Least $107,500 To Politicians Who Were Instrumental In Passing State-Level Abortion Bans

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Boeing Has Contributed At Least $107,500 To Sponsors Of State-Level Abortion Bans And A Committee That Supported Politicians Instrumental In Passing Abortion Bans.

Boeing Company $101,000 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Boeing Company $6,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Boeing Company $500 Missouri Politician(s) 2018

Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola Promises To “Promote Inclusion, Celebrate Diversity And Champion Equality”…

Coca-Cola Claims To Strive For Equality And A Culture Of Diversity. “We embrace our brand promise to promote inclusion, celebrate diversity and champion equality. These values are an intrinsic part of who we are as a company… While we focus our metrics on gender and multicultural representation, we look at the full spectrum of diversity with an inclusive mindset, including but not limited to gender, ethnicity, age, ability, sexual orientation, gender identity, military service, nationality and religion. We foster a culture that embraces and values the similarities and differences of people, cultures and ideas. We are proud to have scored 100% on the Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate Equality Index every year since its launch in 2006.” [Coca-Cola 2017 Inclusion And Diversity Update, 8/24/18]

…Yet Coca-Cola Contributed Over $50,000 In The Past Two Years To Committees And Politicians Responsible For Furthering Anti-Abortion Legislation Across The U.S.

Coca-Cola North America Has Contributed At Least $52,318 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Coca-Cola North America $25,818 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Coca-Cola Company $20,000 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018

Coca-Cola Company $5,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2018

Coca-Cola Company $1,500 Georgia Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Comcast

Comcast Is An Active Participant In Gender Equality Programming…

Comcast Is Participating In An “All In For Advancement” Initiative For Women’s Equality. “On February 1, the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce announced the kick-off of new initiative All in for Advancement, led by the Chamber’s Women’s Network in collaboration with Babson College. All in for Advancement focuses on gender equality in the workplace and is meant to mentor professionals in leadership positions who can have a positive impact on their own office cultures… Ten companies across industries are participating in All in for Advancement’s inaugural initiative, including Comcast, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Google, Putnam Investments and Tufts Health Plan. Each will send 4-person, gender-race-

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discipline-mixed teams. Programming includes peer support and networking, exposure to top leaders of culture change, and tailored group coaching sessions. At year’s end, each company will have the opportunity to launch a scalable pilot effort at their company to support inclusion.” [Exhale Lifestyle, 2/10/19]

…Yet Comcast Contributed Over $197,000 To Committees, Trusts and Politicians Instrumental In Passing State-Level Abortion Bans

Comcast Contributed At Least $197,755 To Support The Politicians And Committees Who Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Comcast Financial Agency Corporation $164,505 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Comcast Corporation $11,000 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018

Comcast Corporation $2,000 Georgia Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Comcast Corporation $15,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Comcast Corporation $1,750 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Comcast Corporation $3,500 Missouri Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Delta Air Lines

Delta Air Lines Claims That “Promoting Diversity And Intersectional Empowerment Of Women Is Key To Delta’s Success”…

Delta Stated That “Promoting Diversity And Intersectional Empowerment Of Women Is Key To Delta’s Success.” “From the TechOps hangar to the airline’s innovation Hangar, Delta women pave the way for others while making important changes and accomplishments along the way. As one of Fortune’s Best Workplaces for Women, promoting diversity and intersectional empowerment of women is key to Delta’s success.” [Delta, News, 3/26/19]

…But In The Past Two Years, Delta Contributed Nearly $44,000 To Those Who Passed And Supported Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans

Delta Air Lines Has Contributed At Least $43,486 To Support The Politicians Who Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Delta Air Lines, Inc. $26,286 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018 Delta Air Lines, Inc. $15,000 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018 Delta Air Lines, Inc. $2,200 Georgia Politician(s) 2017, 2018

General Motors

General Motors (GM) Touts Its Commitment To Gender Equality…

General Motors: “We Continue To Unleash The Incredible Talent Within GM By Striving For Gender Equality And Generating Inclusive Thinking From The Top Down.” “We

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continue to unleash the incredible talent within GM by striving for gender equality and generating inclusive thinking from the top down, and we give our employees the freedom to develop innovations that can make the impossible possible. Engaging everyone in our workforce, and having leadership that represents the people in our communities, creates a culture where every employee can thrive. Our organizational framework and employee resources sustain long-term commitment from our employees, and ultimately long-term value for our business. General Motors has established policies, developed programs and set statistical benchmarks to reach greater gender equality and diverse representation.” [General Motors, Building the Female Leaders of Tomorrow at General Motors, accessed 6/10/19]

…But Since 2017, GM Contributed At Least $117,548 To Committees Supporting Those Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans And To The Politicians Themselves

General Motors Contributed At Least $117,548 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

General Motors $110,698 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

General Motors $2,600 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018

General Motors $1,250 Missouri Politician(s) 2017, 2018

General Motors $3,000 Georgia Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Google

Google Strives For “Inclusivity” And Is “Committed To Empowering All Women”…

Google Pledged To Create A “More Inclusive Google.” “Creating a more inclusive Google: We know our best work will come when our workforce reflects the world around us. We’re addressing the lack of representation across the company through our talent engagement and community outreach efforts.” [Google Diversity, accessed 6/5/19]

Google Has Created 15 Employee Resource Groups Including Black Googlers Network, Gayglers, Trans at Google And Women@Google

Women@Google Is The Company’s Largest Employee Network, And Reflects The Company’s Promise To “Advocat[e] For Gender Equity.” “Advocating for gender equity: Women@Google is our largest global employee network, and is committed to empowering all women at Google by connecting, developing, and retaining female talent, creating a culture of inclusion, and making social impact in local communities. Women@ provides networking and mentoring opportunities, professional development, and community to Googler women across 52 countries.” [Google Diversity, accessed 6/5/19]

…Yet Over The Past Two Years, Google Contributed At Least $51,057 To A Committee Supporting Officials Who Pushed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans

Google, Inc. Has Contributed At Least $51,057 To A Committee Supporting Officials Who Pushed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

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Google, Inc. $51,057 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Johnson & Johnson

Johnson & Johnson Claims That It Has Been “Championing Women” Since Its Founding…

Johnson & Johnson States That It “Has Been Championing Women And Giving Them The Tools, Resources And Opportunities To Succeed At Work And At Home Since Our Founding More Than 130 Years Ago.” “Johnson & Johnson has been championing women and giving them the tools, resources and opportunities to succeed at work and at home since our founding more than 130 years ago. We believe women can be catalysts for creating healthier people, healthier communities and a healthier world. Women are innovators meeting today’s challenges and inventing tomorrow’s solutions. They are scientists and technologists. They are caregivers, mentors, mothers and innovators. They are the anchors of the family, leaders in our business and drivers of the global economy. We must champion them. Celebrate them. Partner with them. And give them the freedom to pursue their passions. Caring for women in our global community will fuel the future of human health.” [Johnson & Johnson, Our Commitment to Women, accessed 6/11/19]

…However, In The Past Two Years, Johnson & Johnson Spent At Least $28,763 Supporting Officials Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans And The Politicians Themselves

Johnson & Johnson Has Contributed At Least $28,763 To Support The Politicians And Committees Who Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Johnson and Johnson $26,513 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Johnson and Johnson $1,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2017

Johnson and Johnson $750 Missouri Politician(s) 2018

Johnson and Johnson $500 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017

Lyft

Lyft Prides Itself On Its Gender Inclusion Policy And Progressive App Features…

Lyft Prides Itself On Its Commitment To Gender Equality And LGBTQ Inclusion…

Lyft Has Been Recognized By The Human Rights Campaign For Its Work On Corporate Equality; Has Implemented A Gender Equality Policy. “Last year, Lyft was recognized by the Human Rights Campaign for its work on corporate equality. The company has implemented a Gender Inclusion and Affirmation Policy that promises to provide an inclusive environment for transgender people and supports various nonprofits through its Round Up & Donate program. Last month, Girls Who Code, an organization focused on closing the gender gap in tech, announced it had raised $1 million from Lyft rider donations.” [Tech Crunch, 9/28/18]

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Lyft Offers Riders The Option To Select A Non-Binary Gender Pronoun. “Pronoun options for riders The Lyft app now offers a range of optional pronouns to demonstrate our support for transgender and non-binary riders. How to update your pronoun Visit the ‘Menu’ in your Lyft app, tap ‘View Profile,’ then tap ‘Personal info,’ select your pronoun, and tap ‘Save.’” [Lyft Pride, accessed 6/5/19]

…Yet Lyft, Inc. Has Contributed At Least $12,000 To A Committee Supporting Officials Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans In The Past Year

Lyft, Inc. Has Contributed At Least $12,000 To A Committee Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Lyft, Inc. $12,000 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Mastercard

Mastercard Claims To Be Committed To Gender Equality Around The World…

Mastercard: “We’re Furthering Our Commitment To Gender Equality Around The World.” “Inclusion, opportunity and empowerment are global priorities at Mastercard. From our dynamic workplace to our products and solutions, we’re furthering our commitment to gender equality around the world.” [Mastercard, About, accessed 6/11/19]

…But In 2018 Alone, Mastercard International Contributed At Least $26,128 To A Committee Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans

Mastercard International, Inc. Contributed At Least $26,128 To Committees Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Mastercard International, Inc. $26,128 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Microsoft

Microsoft Pledges Support And Celebration Of Diversity And Boasts Employee Networks That Represent Groups Including Women And LGBTQ People…

Microsoft’s Women’s Group Aims To Enhance Gender Equity Worldwide. “We support and celebrate each other We believe our continued success depends on the different experiences and ideas all our employees bring to the table. To help foster diversity and inclusion, Microsoft supports a rich community of Employee Resource Groups (ERG) and Employee Networks. These unique groups can provide career development and networking opportunities, as well as activities that promote community engagement and cultural awareness… Women@Microsoft actively helps to attract, retain, and develop women around the world. Its programs focus on sparking girls’ interest in technology careers, supporting women-focused initiatives and organizations, and providing career and professional development resources for women once they are employees at Microsoft.” [Microsoft Global Diversity And Inclusion, accessed 6/5/19]

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…Yet Microsoft Contributed Over $27,000 To A Committee Supporting Officials Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans, And Made A Direct Campaign Contribution To A Sponsor Of Alabama’s Abortion Ban

Microsoft Corporation Has Contributed At Least $27,005 To Support The Politicians And Committees Who Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Microsoft Corporation $26,005 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018 Microsoft Corporation PAC $1,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2018

PepsiCo

PepsiCo Calls Gender Parity A “Cornerstone” Of Its “Robust Diversity [And] Culture”…

PepsiCo Aims To Achieve Internal Gender Parity By 2025. “Gender parity is a cornerstone of our robust diversity and engagement agenda as well as our culture. In fact, PepsiCo leverages diversity and engagement as a competitive business advantage that fuels innovation, strengthens our reputation, and fosters engagement with employees and members of the communities in which we do business… As part of our Performance with Purpose (PwP) 2025 agenda, we have set a target to strive to achieve gender parity in management roles by 2025.” [PepsiCo Gender Parity, 6/5/19]

…Yet PepsiCo Contributed Nearly $20,000 To A Committee Supporting Politicians Instrumental In Passing State Abortion Bans, As Well As Direct Campaign Contributions To Officials Who Went On To Sponsor Said Bans

PepsiCo, Inc. Contributed At Least $19,648 To Support The Politicians And Committees Who Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

PepsiCo, Inc. $15,398 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

PepsiCo, Inc. $4,250 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Pfizer

Pfizer Boasts Its Mission To Advance “Women’s Health To Achieve Gender Equality”…

Pfizer States That It Is “Committed To Advancing Global Goal 5, Gender Equality, By Improving Access To Equitable Healthcare For Women In Underserved Communities.” “Health impacts multiple aspects of women’s daily lives, yet many lack access to quality care. In support of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, we at Pfizer are committed to advancing Global Goal 5, gender equality, by improving access to equitable healthcare for women in underserved communities. Our work to advance quality care for women worldwide however, would not be possible without the support of our various partner organizations. In honor of International Women’s Day, a global observance that serves as a call to action for accelerating gender parity, we asked female leaders at the International Rescue Committee, ayzh and World Vision to share how their programs are working to support Global Goal 5.” [Pfizer, Press Release, 3/8/18]

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…Yet Pfizer Contributed At Least $206,725 To Politicians And Committees Supporting Extreme State-Level Abortion Bans

Pfizer, Inc. Has Contributed At Least $206,725 To Support The Politicians And Committees Who Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Pfizer $195,825 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Pfizer $500 Missouri Politician(s) 2018 Pfizer $2,500 Georgia Politician(s) 2017

Pfizer $400 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017

Pfizer $7,500 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Uber

Uber Boasts A Women’s Resource Group Committed To “The Advancement Of Women At Uber And Beyond…”

Women Of Uber Is Dedicated To The Company’s Advancement Of Gender Equality. “Our mission is to promote the advancement of women at Uber and beyond by building a global community, accelerating professional development, and partnering across the company to attract & retain top talent. Our north star goal to track progress against this mission is to increase the representation of women in leadership roles at Uber globally.” [Uber Diversity, accessed 6/5/19]

…Yet Uber Contributed At Least $25,398 To A Committee Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans

Uber Technologies, Inc. Contributed At Least $25,398 To A Committee Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Uber Technologies, Inc. $25,398 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Walmart

Walmart Boasts A Global Women’s Economic Empowerment Initiative Aimed At “Improv[ing] The Lives Of Women Around The World…”

Walmart’s Global Women’s Economic Empowerment Initiative Aims To Combat Gender Inequity Globally. “Through Walmart's Global Women's Economic Empowerment Initiative, Walmart is working to improve the lives of women around the world by providing more training, market access and career opportunities to nearly 1 million women, many on farms and factories, ultimately allowing them access to the economic opportunity they deserve. We set goals and are taking practical steps to help change the lives of countless women around the world since making our five year long commitment in 2011.” [Walmart Corporate, accessed 6/5/19]

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…Yet Walmart Contributed Over $124,000 In The Past Two Years To A Committee And Politicians Supporting Restrictive Abortion Bans

Walmart Contributed At Least $124,800 To Support The Politicians And Committees Who Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Walmart Stores, Inc. $100,550 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018 Walmart Stores, Inc $15,000 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018 Wal PAC (Walmart) $750 Missouri Politician(s) 2018 Walmart $7,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018 Walmart $1,500 Georgia Politician(s) 2017

Additionally, Many Of The Major Media Corporations Who Recently Came Out Against State-Level Abortion Bans Have Actively

Contributed To Prominent Supporters Of These Bans

Netflix, Disney, AT&T’s WarnerMedia And Comcast’s NBCUniversal Have Suggested Pulling Their Work From Georgia Following The State’s Restrictive Abortion Ban

Netflix, Disney And WarnerMedia Were The First Major Studios To Suggest Pulling Their Work From Georgia Following The State’s Restrictive Abortion Ban. “This week, three entertainment giants — Netflix, Disney and WarnerMedia — became the first major studios to suggest the new law in Georgia could make them rethink their work in the state. Companies that Contributed to lawmakers who pushed for the new legislation also have come under fire from the left following an analysis of political contributions to officials who have enacted or advocated for more restrictive laws.” [Washington Post, 5/31/19]

NBCUniversal, CBS/Showtime And AMC Networks Stated That They May Pull Productions From Georgia And Other States If Restrictive New Abortion Laws Take Effect. “NBCUniversal, CBS/Showtime and AMC Networks joined other entertainment companies on Thursday in saying they may pull productions from Georgia and other states if restrictive new abortion laws take effect. ‘If any of these laws are upheld, it would strongly impact our decision-making on where we produce our content in the future,’ NBCU said in a statement. CBS and Showtime said states that ban abortion after six or eight weeks ‘may not be viable locations for our future production.’ Netflix, Disney and WarnerMedia had issued similar statements earlier. Georgia is a hub for television and film and could lose billions in an industry-wide boycott. But the companies are waiting for the outcome of legal challenges to the new laws before taking any action.” [The Daily Beast, 5/30/19]

WarnerMedia Said It May No Longer Film In Georgia Because Of The State’s Abortion Ban, But Its Parent Company, AT&T, Contributed To The Most Prominent Supporters Of

The Ban

WarnerMedia Suggested That It May No Longer Film In Georgia Due To The State’s Extreme Anti-Abortion Legislation…

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WarnerMedia Released An Official Statement Claiming It Will “Reconsider” Doing Business In Georgia Once Its Abortion Ban Goes Into Effect… “WarnerMedia — the parent company of movie giant Warner Bros. and cable networks HBO, TNT and TBS, among other entertainment properties — on Thursday joined Netflix and Disney in saying that it will ‘reconsider’ doing business in Georgia if the abortion law takes effect. ‘We will watch the situation closely and if the new law holds we will reconsider Georgia as the home to any new productions. As is always the case, we will work closely with our production partners and talent to determine how and where to shoot any given project,’ the company said in a statement, which also noted that ‘we do respect due process.’” [HuffPost 5/30/19]

…Yet, Over The Past Two Years, WarnerMedia’s Parent Company, AT&T, Sent Money To Some Of The Law’s Most Prominent Sponsors And Defenders

AT&T Contributed Over $108,000 To Support The Politicians And Committees Who Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

AT&T $30,000 Missouri House Republican Campaign Committee 2018 AT&T $47,500 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018 AT&T $5,000 Georgia Republican Leadership Fund 2018 AT&T $4,500 Alabama Republican Executive Committee 2018, 2019 AT&T $7,600 Georgia Politician(s) 2017, 2018 AT&T $10,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018 AT&T $3,250 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017, 2018 AT&T $400 Missouri Politician(s) 2018

Disney Says It May No Longer Film In Georgia Over The State’s Abortion Ban, Despite Contributing To Supporters Of The Ban

Disney’s CEO Suggested That It May No Longer Film In Georgia Because Of Its Extreme Anti-Abortion Law…

Disney’s CEO Suggested That The Company Would Not Film In Georgia If The State’s New Abortion Law Takes Effect… “Walt Disney Co Chief Executive Bob Iger told Reuters on Wednesday it would be ‘very difficult’ for the media company to keep filming in Georgia if a new abortion law takes effect because many people will not want to work in the U.S. state. … Disney has filmed blockbuster movies in Georgia such as “Black Panther” and “Avengers: Endgame,” and it would be a blow to the state’s efforts to create production jobs if the entertainment giant stopped filming there. … Asked if Disney would keep filming in Georgia, Iger said it would be ‘very difficult to do so’ if the abortion law is implemented. ‘I rather doubt we will,’ Iger said in an interview ahead of the dedication for a new ‘Star Wars’ section at Disneyland. ‘I think many people who work for us will not want to work there, and we will have to heed their wishes in that regard. Right now we are watching it very carefully.’” [Reuters, 5/29/19]

…Yet, Disney Contributed Money To Some Of The Law’s Backers And Defenders

Disney Contributed At Least $5,000 To A Republican Trust Supporting Politicians Instrumental In Passing The State Abortion Bans.

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Disney Worldwide Services, Inc. $5,000 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018

NBCUniversal Suggested It May No Longer Work In States Enacting Abortion Bans, Despite Its Parent Company, Comcast, Contributing To Groups And Politicians Who

Support Or Defend These Bans

NBCUniversal Suggested That It May No Longer Film In States That Passed Extreme Anti-Abortion Legislation…

NBCUniversal Stated That They May Pull Productions From Georgia And Other States If Restrictive New Abortion Laws Take Effect. “NBCUniversal, CBS/Showtime and AMC Networks joined other entertainment companies on Thursday in saying they may pull productions from Georgia and other states if restrictive new abortion laws take effect. ‘If any of these laws are upheld, it would strongly impact our decision-making on where we produce our content in the future,’ NBCU said in a statement. CBS and Showtime said states that ban abortion after six or eight weeks ‘may not be viable locations for our future production.’ Netflix, Disney and WarnerMedia had issued similar statements earlier. Georgia is a hub for television and film and could lose billions in an industry-wide boycott. But the companies are waiting for the outcome of legal challenges to the new laws before taking any action.” [The Daily Beast, 5/30/19]

…Yet, NBCUniversal’s Parent Company, Comcast, Sent Money To Backers And Defenders Of These Extremist Laws

Comcast Contributed At Least $197,755 To Support The Politicians And Committees Who Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Comcast Financial Agency Corporation $164,505 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Comcast Corporation $11,000 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018

Comcast Corporation $2,000 Georgia Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Comcast Corporation $15,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Comcast Corporation $1,750 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Comcast Corporation $3,500 Missouri Politician(s) 2017, 2018

These 66 Corporations Contributed Directly To Anti-Abortion Candidates In Missouri, Alabama, Georgia And Louisiana Or To The

Republican State Leadership Committee And Republican Trusts Over The Past Two Years

21st Century Fox

21st Century Fox America, Inc. Contributed $5,000 To A Trust Supporting Politicians Who Passed A Restrictive State-Level Abortion Ban. 21st Century Fox America, Inc. $5,000 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018

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1-800 Contacts

1-800 Contacts Inc. Contributed At Least $26,665 To A Committee Supporting PoliticiansWho Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

1-800 Contacts, Inc. $26,665 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

3M

3M Company Contributed At Least $34,664 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

3M $31,664 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018 3M $3,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2018

Aflac

Aflac Contributed At Least $5,000 To A Trust Supporting Politicians Who Passed Georgia’s Abortion Ban.

Aflac $5,000 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2019

Allstate

Allstate Insurance Company Contributed At Least $26,500 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Allstate Insurance Company $25,000 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018 Allstate Insurance Company $1,500 Georgia Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Altria

Altria Client Services, Inc. Has Contributed At Least $35,500 To Support The Politicians And Committees Who Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Altria Client Services, Inc $30,000 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018 Altria Client Services, Inc $2,500 Georgia Politician(s) 2018 Altria Client Services, Inc $3,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2018

Amazon

Amazon Contributed At Least $15,000 To A Committee Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Amazon Fulfillment Services, Inc. $15,000 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

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Anheuser-Busch

Anheuser-Busch Contributed At Least $92,300 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Anheuser-Busch Co $72,300 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Anheuser-Busch Co. $8,500 Missouri House Republican Campaign Committee 2018

Anheuser-Busch $4,000 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018

Anheuser-Busch $7,500 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018

AT&T

AT&T Contributed Over $108,000 To Support The Politicians And Committees Who Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

AT&T $30,000 Missouri House Republican Campaign Committee 2018 AT&T $47,500 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018 AT&T $5,000 Georgia Republican Leadership Fund 2018 AT&T $4,500 Alabama Republican Executive Committee 2018, 2019 AT&T $7,600 Georgia Politician(s) 2017, 2018 AT&T $10,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018 AT&T $3,250 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017, 2018 AT&T $400 Missouri Politician(s) 2018

Atmos Energy

Atmos Energy Contributed At Least $4,000 To Politicians Who Pushed For A Restrictive State-Level Abortion Ban.

Atmos $4,000 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Bank of America

Bank Of America Contributed At Least $25,750 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Bank of America Corporation Republican State Leadership Committee $25,000 2018 Bank Of America Missouri Politician(s) $750 2018

Best Buy

Best Buy Purchasing, LLC Contributed At Least $26,026 To A Committee Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

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Best Buy Purchasing, LLC $26,026 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Boeing

Boeing Contributed At Least $107,500 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For A Restrictive State-Level Abortion Ban.

Boeing Company $101,000 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Boeing Company $6,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Boeing Company $500 Missouri Politician(s) 2018

BP

BP North America Employee PAC Contributed $1,750 To Politicians Who Pushed For A Restrictive State-Level Abortion Ban.

BP North America Employee PAC $1,750 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017, 2018

CVS Caremark

CVS Caremark/Caremark RX Contributed At Least $7,500 To Support The Politicians And Committees Who Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

CVS/Caremark Rx $5,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018

CVS/Caremark Rx $1,500 Louisiana Politician(s) 2018

CVS/Caremark Rx $1,000 Georgia Politician(s) 2017, 2018

CBS

CBS Contributed At Least $5,000 To A Trust That Supported Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

CBS $5,000 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018

Century Link

Century Link Contributed At Least $1,500 To Support The Politicians Who Pushed For A Restrictive State-Level Abortion Ban.

Century Link/CenturyTel $1,500 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Charter Communications

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Charter Communications Contributed At Least $245,350 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For A Restrictive State-Level Abortion Ban.

Charter Communications $195,600 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018 Charter Communications $10,000 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018 Charter Communications $39,750 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Chevron

Chevron Contributed At Least $5,700 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Chevron $5,700 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola North America Contributed At Least $52,318 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Coca-Cola North America $25,818 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Coca-Cola Company $20,000 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018

Coca-Cola Company $5,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2018

Coca-Cola Company $1,500 Georgia Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Comcast

Comcast Contributed At Least $197,755 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Comcast Financial Agency Corporation $164,505 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Comcast Corporation $11,000 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018

Comcast Corporation $2,000 Georgia Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Comcast Corporation $15,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Comcast Corporation $1,750 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Comcast Corporation $3,500 Missouri Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Cox Communications

Cox Communications Contributed At Least $4,250 To Support The Politicians Who Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Cox Communications $4,250 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017, 2018

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Delta Air Lines

Delta Air Lines, Inc. Contributed At Least $43,486 To Support The Politicians Who Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Delta Air Lines, Inc. $26,286 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018 Delta Air Lines, Inc. $15,000 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018 Delta Air Lines, Inc. $2,200 Georgia Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Dish

Dish Contributed At Least $2,500 To A Republican Trust Supporting Politicians Instrumental In Passing The State Abortion Bans.

Dish $2,500 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018

Disney

Disney Contributed At Least $5,000 To A Republican Trust Supporting Politicians Instrumental In Passing The State Abortion Bans.

Disney Worldwide Services, Inc. $5,000 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018

eBay

eBay, Inc. Contributed At Least $27,717 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

eBay, Inc. $25,717 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018 eBay $2,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2018

Eli Lilly and Company

Eli Lilly Contributed At Least $217,528 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Eli Lilly and Company $206,028 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018 Eli Lilly and Company $8,500 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018 Eli Lilly and Company $1,000 Georgia Politician(s) 2017 Eli Lilly and Company $2,000 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Expedia

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Expedia, Inc. Contributed At Least $16,819 To A Committee Supporting Officials That Pushed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Expedia, Inc. $16,819 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Exxon Mobil

Exxon Mobil Contributed At Least $115,780 To Support The Politicians And Committees Who Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Exxon Mobil Corporation $100,030 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Exxon Mobil Corporation $10,500 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Exxon Mobil Corporation $5,250 Louisiana Politcian(s) 2017, 2018

FedEx

FedEx Corp. PAC Contributed At Least $10,000 To A Committee Supporting Officials Who Pushed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

FedEx Corp. PAC $10,000 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

General Motors

General Motors, LLC Contributed At Least $117,548 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

General Motors $110,698 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

General Motors $2,600 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018

General Motors $1,250 Missouri Politician(s) 2017, 2018

General Motors $3,000 Georgia Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Google

Google, Inc. Contributed At Least $51,057 To A Committee Supporting Officials Who Pushed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Google, Inc. $51,057 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

H&R Block

H&R Block Contributed At Least $15,398 To A Committee Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

H&R Block $15,398 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

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Hewlett Packard (HP)

Hewlett Packard Contributed At Least $48,398 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise $12,000 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018 Hewlett Packard $1,000 Georgia Politician(s) 2017 HP, Inc. $35,398 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Holiday Inn Express

Holiday Inn Express Contributed At Least $2,000 To Support The Politicians Who Pushed For A Restrictive State-Level Abortion Ban.

Holiday Inn Express $2,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2017

Intuit

Intuit Contributed At Least $50,000 To A Committee Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Intuit $50,000 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Johnson & Johnson

Johnson & Johnson Contributed At Least $28,763 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Johnson and Johnson $26,513 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Johnson and Johnson $1,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2017

Johnson and Johnson $750 Missouri Politician(s) 2018

Johnson and Johnson $500 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017

JPMorgan Chase

JPMorgan Chase & Co. PAC Contributed At Least $5,250 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. PAC $5,000 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

JPMorgan Chase & Co. PAC $250 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017

Juul

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Juul Labs, Inc. Contributed At Least $25,000 To A Committee Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Juul Labs, Inc. $25,000 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Lyft

Lyft, Inc. Contributed At Least $12,000 To A Committee Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Lyft, Inc. $12,000 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Mark Anthony Brands, Inc. Dba Mike’s Hard Lemonade

Mark Anthony Brands, Inc. Dba Mike’s Hard Lemonade Contributed At Least $21,367 To A Committee Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Mark Anthony Brands, Inc. Dba Mike’s Hard Lemonade $21,367 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Mastercard

Mastercard International, Inc. Contributed At Least $26,128 To Committees Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Mastercard International, Inc. $26,128 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Microsoft

Microsoft Corporation Contributed At Least $27,005 To Support The Politicians And Committees Who Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Microsoft Corporation $26,005 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018 Microsoft Corporation PAC $1,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2018

Miller Coors

MillerCoors, LLC Contributed At Least $35,000 To Committees Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

MillerCoors, LLC $35,000 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Monsanto

Monsanto/Monsanto Company Contributed At Least $3,250 To Politicians Instrumental In Passing A State’s Abortion Ban.

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Monsanto $3,250 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Motion Picture Association Of America (MPAA)

The Motion Picture Association Of America, Inc. Contributed At Least $25,559 To Committees Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Motion Picture Association of America, Inc. $25,559 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Motorola

Motorola Solutions, Inc. Contributed At Least $37,016 To Committees Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Motorola Solutions Inc. $37,016 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

NASCAR

NASCAR Contributed At Least $25,000 To Committees Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

NASCAR $25,000 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

PayPal

PayPal, Inc. Contributed At Least $25,319 To Committees Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

PayPal, Inc. $25,319 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Pepsi Co.

PepsiCo, Inc. Contributed At Least $19,648 To Support The Politicians And Committees Who Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

PepsiCo, Inc. $15,398 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

PepsiCo, Inc. $4,250 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Pfizer

Pfizer, Inc. Contributed At Least $206,725 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Pfizer $195,825 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Pfizer $500 Missouri Politician(s) 2018

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Pfizer $2,500 Georgia Politician(s) 2017

Pfizer $400 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017

Pfizer $7,500 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers Association Of America (PHRMA)

PhRMA Contributed At Least $8,250.00 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

PhRMA $2,500 Alabama Politician(s) 2018

PhRMA $5,750 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Sony Pictures

Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc. Contributed At Least $5,000 To A House Republican Trust That Supports Politicians Instrumental In Passing The State’s Abortion Ban.

Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc. $5,000 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018

Sprint

Sprint Contributed At Least $1,750 To Politicians Who Pushed For A Restrictive State-Level Abortion Ban.

Sprint $1,750 Louisiana Politician(s) 2017, 2018

State Farm

State Farm Agents Contributed At Least $29,500 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

State Farm Insurance $28,500 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018

Georgia State Farm Agents $1,000 Georgia Politician(s) 2018

StubHub

StubHub Contributed At Least $1,000 To Support The Politicians Who Pushed For A Restrictive State-Level Abortion Ban.

StubHub $1,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2018

T-Mobile

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T-Mobile USA, Inc. Contributed At Least $42,500 To A Committee Supporting PoliticiansWho Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

T-Mobile USA, Inc. $42,500 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Target Corporation

Target Corporation Contributed At Least $13,115 To A Committee Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Target Corporation $13,115 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Uber

Uber Technologies, Inc. Contributed At Least $25,398 To A Committee Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Uber Technologies, Inc. $25,398 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Verizon

Verizon Corporate Resources, LLC Contributed At Least $25,000 To Committees Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Verizon Corporate Resources, LLC $25,000 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Visa

Visa Contributed At Least $50,030 To Committees Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Visa $50,030 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Volkswagen

Volkswagen Group Of America, Inc. Contributed At Least $15,000 To Committees Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Volkswagen Group of America, Inc. $15,000 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Walgreens

Walgreens Contributed At Least $68,276 To Support The Politicians And Committees Who Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

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Walgreens $1,250 Louisiana Politician(s) 2018

Walgreen Co $1,000 Georgia Politician(s) 2017

Walgreens Co $66,026 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Walmart

Walmart Contributed At Least $124,800 To Support The Politicians And Committees That Pushed For Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Walmart Stores, Inc. $100,550 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018 Walmart Stores, Inc $15,000 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018 Wal PAC (Walmart) $750 Missouri Politician(s) 2018 Walmart $7,000 Alabama Politician(s) 2017, 2018 Walmart $1,500 Georgia Politician(s) 2017

Warner Brothers

Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. Contributed At Least $5,000 To A House Republican Trust That Supports Politicians Instrumental In Passing The State Abortion Bans.

Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. $5,000 Georgia House Republican Trust, Inc. 2018

*Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. is a subsidiary of AT&T.

Yahoo

Yahoo Inc. Contributed At Least $15,000 To Committees Supporting Politicians Who Passed Restrictive State-Level Abortion Bans.

Yahoo Inc. $15,000 Republican State Leadership Committee 2018

Sources i RSLC IRS 8872 filing for first quarter 2018 available here; accessed May/June 2019.

RSLC IRS 8872 filing for second quarter 2018 available here; accessed May/June 2019.

RSLC IRS 8872 filing for third quarter 2018 available here; accessed May/June 2019. RSLC IRS 8872 filing for post-2018 general election available here; accessed May/June 2019. RSLC IRS 8872 filing for end of year 2018 available here; accessed May/June 2019.

i All individual and state-level committee contributions can be found on followthemoney.org; accessed June 2019.