Contributions from employees of Computer Sciences

Political contributions disclosed by campaign committees to the Federal Election Commission, sorted by employer. The data, from the FEC, covers the years 1979 through 2008.

$14,050 from 25 Computer Sciences employees (9.2%) to John Kerry
$12,400 from 21 Computer Sciences employees (7.7%) to Barack Obama
$6,500 from 6 Computer Sciences employees (2.2%) to Hillary Clinton
$6,450 from 13 Computer Sciences employees (4.8%) to John McCain
$6,000 from 6 Computer Sciences employees (2.2%) to Barbara Mikulski
$4,600 from 3 Computer Sciences employees (1.1%) to Mitch McConnell
$2,500 from 2 Computer Sciences employees (0.7%) to Steny Hoyer
$2,000 from 1 Computer Sciences employee (0.4%) to Joseph Lieberman
$2,000 from 5 Computer Sciences employees (1.8%) to Frank Lautenberg
$1,000 from 4 Computer Sciences employees (1.5%) to Jim DeMint
$1,000 from 1 Computer Sciences employee (0.4%) to Lindsey Graham
$1,000 from 4 Computer Sciences employees (1.5%) to John Sweeney
$900 from 4 Computer Sciences employees (1.5%) to Ronald Paul
$500 from 1 Computer Sciences employee (0.4%) to Robert Portman
$500 from 1 Computer Sciences employee (0.4%) to Kirsten Gillibrand
$450 from 1 Computer Sciences employee (0.4%) to Christopher Van Hollen
$300 from 1 Computer Sciences employee (0.4%) to Robert Menendez
$250 from 1 Computer Sciences employee (0.4%) to James Kolbe
$250 from 1 Computer Sciences employee (0.4%) to Claire McCaskill
$250 from 1 Computer Sciences employee (0.4%) to Jane Harman
$250 from 1 Computer Sciences employee (0.4%) to Lincoln Chafee
$250 from 1 Computer Sciences employee (0.4%) to George Allen
$250 from 1 Computer Sciences employee (0.4%) to Frank Pallone
$250 from 1 Computer Sciences employee (0.4%) to Patrick Kennedy
$200 from 1 Computer Sciences employee (0.4%) to Michael Honda
$200 from 1 Computer Sciences employee (0.4%) to James Webb