Kilroy Realty
Industry
Real Estate/Housing
Corporate Headquarters
Los Angeles, CA
Corporate Profits, 2005-2024
$4.6 billion
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Spending Snapshot
Campaign Spending
$17.9million
From Employees: 2.5%
Lobbying Spending
$0
Total Political Spending
$17.9million
Issues
- Spent $12.3 million on a committee advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Roundtable
- Spent $984K on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Apartment Association
- Spent $558K on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Properties Association
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Spent $12.3 million on a committee advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Roundtable
- Spent $558K on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Properties Association
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Spent $12.3 million on a committee advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Roundtable
- Spent $558K on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Properties Association
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Spent $217K on a committee supporting the anti-union Prop. 75 (Defeated, 2005)
- Spent $12.3 million on a committee advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Roundtable
- Spent $984K on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Apartment Association
- Spent $558K on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Properties Association
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Spent $12.3 million on a committee advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Roundtable
- Spent $984K on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Apartment Association
- Spent $558K on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Properties Association
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Spent $217K on a committee supporting Prop. 74 (Defeated, 2005) and Prop. 76 (Defeated, 2005), which would have cut school funding and undermined public school teachers
- Spent $12.3 million on a committee advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Roundtable
- Spent $558K on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Properties Association
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Spent $12.3 million on a committee advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Roundtable
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Spent $233K on committees opposing Prop. 25 (Passed, 2010)—which made it easier to pass a state budget despite corporate opposition—and supporting Prop. 26 (Passed, 2010)—which makes it harder to pass taxes that corporations oppose
- Spent $12.3 million on a committee advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Roundtable
- Spent $984K on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Apartment Association
- Spent $558K on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Properties Association
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Spent $12.3 million on a committee advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Roundtable
- Spent $984K on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Apartment Association
- Spent $558K on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Properties Association
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Gave $1.7 million to “Californians for Taxpayer Protection and Government Accountability,” which has sought to make it more difficult to generate the revenue necessary to meet communities’ needs
- Lobbied against AB-2492 (Defeated, 2009-10), which would have raised revenue to meet critical needs across the state
- Spent $12.3 million on a committee advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Roundtable
- Spent $984K on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Apartment Association
- Spent $558K on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Properties Association
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Spent $558K on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Business Properties Association
Republicans
$9.8k
Democrats
$24.0k
Total - All Current Elected Officials
$33.8k
Along with contributing directly to political campaigns and other efforts to support particular candidates, California’s top oligarchs and their allies make significant donations to other political action committees (PACs). These PACs often then use those funds to contribute to various political campaigns.
Listed below are the major contributions ($100K+) made by Kilroy Realty to PACs that have contributed to current state-level elected officials, as well as all $10K+ contributions made to current state-level elected officials. Although these contributions were not made directly by Kilroy Realty to the elected official, they reflect potential indirect financial ties that can also result in political influence.
California Business Roundtable Issues PAC
$12.3 million
Californians for Taxpayer Protection and Government Accountability, Sponsored by California Homeowners, Taxpayers, and Businesses
$1.7 million
California Apartment Association Issues Committee
$514.8k
California Apartment Association Independent Expenditure Committee
$468.7k
California Business Properties Association Issues PAC
$441.1k
California Republican Party
$387.9k
New Majority California PAC
$339.4k
Neighbors for a Better San Francisco Advocacy
$282.6k
Stop Hidden Taxes - No on 25/Yes on 26, a Coalition of Taxpayers and Employers: OPPOSED: PROPOSITION 025 - CHANGES LEGISLATIVE VOTE REQUIREMENT TO PASS A BUDGET FROM TWO-THIRDS TO A SIMPLE MAJORITY. RETAINS TWO-THIRDS VOTE REQUIREMENT FOR TAXES. | SUPPORTED: PROPOSITION 026 - INCREASES LEGISLATIVE VOTE REQUIREMENT TO TWO-THIRDS FOR STATE LEVIES & CHARGES. IMPOSES ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENT FOR VOTERS TO APPROVE LOCAL LEVIES & CHARGES WITH LIMITED EXCEPTIONS.
$232.7k
Governor Schwarzenegger's California Dream Team: SUPPORTED: PROP 74 - PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS. WAITING PERIOD FOR PERMANENT STATUS. DISMISSAL. | SUPPORTED: PROP 75 - PUBLIC EMPLOYEE UNION DUES. REQUIRED EMPLOYEE CONSENT FOR POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS. | SUPPORTED: PROP 77 - REAPPORTIONMENT.| SUPPORTED: PROP 76 - SCHOOL FUNDING. STATE SPENDING.
$217.2k
