State Farm
Industry
Insurance Companies
Corporate Headquarters
Bloomington, IL
Corporate Profits, 2005-2024
N/A
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Spending Snapshot
Campaign Spending
$8.1million
From Employees: 67.4%
Lobbying Spending
$14.4million
Total Political Spending
$22.5million
Issues
- Spent $1.1 million on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Chamber of Commerce
- On the California Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Spent $1.1 million on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Chamber of Commerce
- On the California Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Spent $1.1 million on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Chamber of Commerce
- On the California Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Lobbied against AB-1000 (Defeated, 2009-10), which would have provided workers with paid sick leave
- Spent $1.1 million on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Chamber of Commerce
- On the California Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Spent $1.1 million on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Chamber of Commerce
- On the California Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Spent $104K to defeat Prop. 82 (Defeated, 2006), which would have established a free, voluntary, half-day public preschool program for all four-year-olds in California
- Spent $1.1 million on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Chamber of Commerce
- On the California Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Spent $1.1 million on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Chamber of Commerce
- On the California Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Spent $326K to oppose Prop. 89 (Defeated, 2006), which would have established a public campaign finance program and limited other campaign contributions
- Spent $1.1 million on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Chamber of Commerce
- On the California Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Spent $1.1 million on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Chamber of Commerce
- On the California Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Spent $1.1 million on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Chamber of Commerce
- On the California Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
- On the California Business Roundtable Board of Directors
- Spent $1.1 million on committees advancing the overall agenda of the California Chamber of Commerce
- On the California Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Republicans
$78.6k
Democrats
$41.1k
Total - All Current Elected Officials
$119.7k
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 State Farm 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 State Farm to the elected official, they reflect potential indirect financial ties that can also result in political influence.
Personal Insurance Federation of California PAC
$4.4 million
CA Business PAC, Sponsored by CA Chamber of Commerce (aka CALBUSPAC)
$1.1 million
Californians to Stop 89, a Coalition of Business and Taxpayer Organizations: OPPOSED: PROP 89 - POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS. PUBLIC FINANCING. CORPORATE TAX INCREASE. CONTRIBUTION AND EXPENDITURE LIMITS.
$326.1k
Personal Insurance Federation of California Issues Committee, Yes on 30: SUPPORTED: PROPOSITION 030 - TEMPORARY TAXES TO FUND EDUCATION. GUARANTEED LOCAL PUBLIC SAFETY FUNDING.
$184.8k
Let's Rebuild California, Labor, Business & Commuters - Yes on 1A,1B,1C,1D & 1E - Major Funding by Rebuilding California - Yes on 1A,1B,1C,1D & 1E (Don Perata) and Construction and Labor for 1a and 1B: SUPPORTED: PROP 1B - SB 1266 (CHAPTER 25, 2006). PERATA. HIGHWAY SAFETY, TRAFFIC REDUCTION, AIR QUALITY, PORT SECURITY BOND ACT | SUPPORTED: PROP 1A - SCA 7 (RESOLUTION 49, 2006). TORLAKSON. TRANSPORTATION INVESTMENT FUND. | SUPPORTED: PROP 1C - SB 1689 (CHAPTER 25, 2006). PERATA. HOUSING AND EMERGENCY SHELTER TRUST FUND ACT OF 2006. | SUPPORTED: PROP 1E - AB 140 (CHAPTER 33, 2006). NUNEZ. DISASTER PREPAREDNESS AND FLOOD PREVENTION BOND ACT OF 2006. | SUPPORTED: PROP 1D - AB 127 (CHAPTER 35, 2006). NUNEZ. EDUCATION FACILITIES: KINDERGARTEN-UNIVERSITY PUBLIC EDUCATION FACILITIES BOND ACT OF 2006.
$167.3k
Californians to Stop Higher Taxes, a Coalition of Business & Taxpayer Organizations: OPPOSED: PROP 82 - PUBLIC PRESCHOOL EDUCATION. TAX INCREASE ON INCOMES OVER $400,000 FOR INDIVIDUALS; $800,000 FOR COUPLES.
$104.3k
