2019 U.S. Political Contribution and Expenditure Policy and Statement

The Company’s policy is to participate in public policymaking by informing government officials about our

positions on issues significant to the Company and our customers. These issues are discussed in the

context of existing and proposed laws, legislation, regulations, and policy initiatives, and include, for

example, commerce, intellectual property, trade, data privacy, transportation, and web services.

Relatedly, the Company constructively and responsibly participates in the U.S. political process. The goal

of the Company’s political contributions and expenditures is to promote the interests of the Company and

our customers, and the Company makes such decisions in accordance with the processes described in this

political contribution and expenditure policy and statement, without regard to the personal political

preferences of the Company’s directors, officers, or employees. Click here for archives of previous

statements.

Approval Process

The Company’s Vice President of Public Policy reviews and approves each political contribution and

expenditure made with Company funds or resources to, or in support of, any political candidate, political

campaign, political party, political committee, or public official in any country, or to any other organization

for use in making political expenditures, to ensure that it is lawful and consistent with the Company’s

business objectives and public policy priorities. The Company’s Senior Vice President for Global Corporate

Affairs and the Senior Vice President and General Counsel review all political expenditures. In addition,

the Audit Committee of the Board of Directors annually reviews this political contribution and expenditure

policy and statement and a report on all of the Company’s political contributions and expenditures,

including any contributions made to trade associations or 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations.

2019 Political Expenditures

In 2019, the Company complied with all applicable regulations requiring public disclosure of corporate

political activity. In 2019, the Company did not make federal contributions to political parties or 527

organizations, or in support or opposition of any political campaigns, and did not make any federal or

state independent expenditures. In 2019, the Company made non-federal contributions to political

candidates, committees, 527 organizations, and ballot initiatives in the amounts disclosed in Annex A to

this political contribution and expenditure policy and statement. In 2019, the Company spent

approximately $16.14 million on federal lobbying activities, which are reported to the House and Senate:

http://www.senate.gov/legislative/Public_Disclosure/LDA_reports.htm.

In 2019, our spending related to the Company’s government relations efforts in all states (non‐federal)

was approximately $5.54 million. This amount relates to efforts in Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado,

Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana,

Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New

Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina,

Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin. Specific amounts spent per state

are generally disclosed on applicable state websites, such as those maintained by secretaries of state,

state ethics and public disclosure commissions, state legislatures, and similar websites.

The Company contributes to certain trade associations, coalitions, charities, and 501(c)(4) social welfare

organizations, many of which engage in efforts to inform policymakers on issues important to their

members. The total amount paid by the Company to U.S.-based trade associations, coalitions, charities,

and social welfare organizations was approximately $11.13 million in 2019. All organizations receiving

such payments of $10,000 or more made through the Company’s Public Policy Office in 2019 are disclosed

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in Annex A to this political contribution and expenditure policy and statement. The Company may not

agree with all the positions of each organization, its leaders, or its other supporters, but believes that the

Company’s support will help advance policy objectives aligned with our interests.

The Company has formed a political action committee (PAC) funded solely by voluntary contributions from

some of the Company’s employees and shareholders (and their spouses). The PAC’s activities are subject

to federal regulation, including detailed public disclosure requirements. The PAC files regular public

reports with the Federal Election Commission (FEC), and political contributions to and by the PAC are

required to be disclosed. These reports are publicly available on the FEC website at:

https://www.fec.gov/data/reports/pac-party/.

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ANNEX A

Company contributions to state and local candidates, political parties, committees, political

organizations, or ballot initiatives:

Ballot Initiatives

o Keep Washington Rolling - No on I-976 - $500,048.11

o Seattle’s Schools First Coalition - $25,000

o Washington Fairness Coalition - Approve I-1000 / R88 - $5,000

o Yes Seattle Libraries - $5,000

Political Organizations

o Democratic Attorneys General Association - $50,000

o Democratic Governors Association - $85,000

o Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee - $50,000

o Republican Attorneys General Association - $50,000

o Republican Governors Association - $83.818.15

o Republican Legislative Campaign Committee - $50,000

Contributions – U.S. State and Local Candidates, and Committees

o California Asian Pacific Islander Leadership PAC - $4,000 Toni Atkins - $4,700 Rebecca Bauer-Kahan - $2,000 Xavier Becerra - $3,700 Marc Berman - $2,000 Rob Bonta - $2,000 Autumn Burke - $2,000 Ian Calderon - $2,000 California Latino PAC - $10,000 California Republican Party - $12,000 Ed Chau - $2,000 Jim Cooper - $2,000 Brian Dahle - $2,000 Susan Eggman - $2,000 Heath Flora - $2,000 Jim Frazier - $2,000 Jesse Gabriel - $2,000 Steven Glazer - $2,000 Adam Gray - $2,000 Marqueece Harris-Dawson - $800 Robert Hertzberg - $2,000 Jerry Hill - $2,000 Internet Association California Political Action Committee - $10,000 Jacqui Irwin - $2,000 Sydney Kamlager Dove - $2,000 Kevin Kiley - $2,000 Paul Krekorian - $800 John Lee - $800 Evan Low - $2,000 Nury Martinez - $800 Chad Mayes - $2,000 Kevin McCarty - $2,000 Gavin Newsom - $31,000

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Jay Obernolte - $2,000 Anthony Portantino - $2,000 Anthony Rendon - $4,700 Eloise Reyes - $2,000 Richard Roth - $2,000 Blanca Rubio - $2,000 David Ryu - $800 Christy Smith - $2,000 Henry Stern - $2,000 Tom Umberg - $2,000 Marie Waldron - $2,000 Bob Wieckowski - $2,000 Scott Wiener - $2,000

o Colorado

Better Colorado Alliance - $10,000 Leading Colorado Forward - $10,000 Senate Majority Fund - $5,000 Values First Colorado - $5,000

o Delaware

Kathy Jennings - $1,200

o District of Columbia DC Proud 2019 - $5,000

o Georgia

Christopher Carr - $3,000

o Idaho Lawrence Wasden - $1,000

o Illinois

Jaime Andrade - $1,000 Omar Aquino - $1,000 Luis Arroyo - $1,000 Jason Barickman - $1,000 Dan Brady - $1,000 Kelly Burke - $1,000 Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce PAC - $2,500 Fred Crespo - $1,000 Rachelle Crowe - $1,000 Anthony DeLuca - $1,000 Tom Demmer - $1,000 Democratic Party of Illinois - $6,000 Ann Gillespie - $1,000 Norine Hammond - $1,000 Don Harmon - $1,000 Gregory Harris - $1,000 Michael Hastings - $1,000 Elizabeth Hernandez - $1,000 Jay Hoffman - $1,000 Mattie Hunter - $1,000 House Republican Organization - $3,000 Illinois Merchants Political Action Committee Team - $5,500 Illinois Senate Democratic Victory Fund - $6,000

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Internet Association Illinois PAC - $6,000 Emil Jones III - $1,000 Kimberly Lightford - $1,000 Camile Lilly - $1,000 Natalie Manley - $1,000 Antonio Munoz - $1,000 Republican State Senate Campaign Committee - $3,000 Robert Rita - $1,000 Chapin Rose - $1,000 Elgie Sims - $1,000 Justin Slaughter - $1,000 Steve Stadelman - $1,000 Dave Syverson - $1,000 Jil Tracy - $1,000 Emmanuel “Chris” Welch - $1,000 Keith Wheeler - $1,000 Michael Zalewski - $1,000

o Kansas

Derek Schmidt - $2,000

o Louisiana Jeff Landry - $5,000

o Maryland

Brian Frosh - $3,000

o Mississippi Lynn Fitch - $1,000

o Nebraska

Doug Peterson - $2,000

o Nevada Aaron Ford - $5,000

o New Mexico

Hector Balderas - $2,500

o New York Internet Association New York PAC - $4,000

o Oregon

Lee Beyer - $500 Denyc Boles - $750 Daniel Bonham - $500 Shelly Boshart-Davis - $500 Kate Brown - $4,000 Ginny Burdick - $2,250 Janelle Bynum - $500 Michael Dembrow - $500 Christine Drazan - $2,250 Paul Evans - $500 Shemia Fagan - $1,000 Lynn Findley - $1,000 Lew Frederick - $500

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Fred Girod - $750 Chris Gorsek - $750 Bill Hansell - $1,000 Cedric Hayden - $500 Ken Helm - $500 Paul Holvey - $500 Betsy Johnson - $1,500 Tim Knopp - $500 Tina Kotek - $2,250 Mark Meek - $500 Nancy Nathanson - $1,000 Rob Nosse - $500 Floyd Prozanski - $500 Dan Rayfield - $1,500 Werner Reschke - $1,000 Chuck Riley - $500 Ellen Rosenblum - $4,000 Andrea Salinas - $500 Senate Democratic Leadership Fund - $2,250 Greg Smith - $1,000 Barbara Smith-Warner - $1,500 Janeen Sollman - $500 Duane Stark - $500 Elizabeth Steinward-Hayward - $1,500 Kathleen Taylor - $500 Kim Thatcher - $500 Chuck Thomsen - $1,000 Rob Wagner - $1,250 Carl Wilson - $500

o South Carolina

Alan Wilson - $2,000

o South Dakota Jason Ravnsborg - $1,000

o Tennessee

A Better Nashville PAC - $25,000 Raumesh Akbari - $2,500 Burkley Allen - $3,000 Paul Bailey - $2,000 Carson “Bill” Beck - $1,500 Fabian Bedne - $1,000 Mike Bell - $1,500 BOW PAC - $3,000 Janice Bowling - $1,000 Clark Boyd - $1,500 Rush Bricken - $500 Richard Briggs - $1,500 David Briley - $2,500 CAM PAC - $5,000 Karen Camper - $2,500 Dale Carr - $500 Citizens for the Right Way - $500 John Ray Clemmons - $500 Jesse Chism - $500

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John Cooper - $16,200 John Crawford - $500 Michael Curcio - $1,000 Martin Daniel - $1,000 Steve Dickerson - $3,000 Becky Duncan Massey - $1,500 Bill Dunn - $1,000 Jeremy Elrod - $3,000 Jeremy Faison - $1,500 Bob Freeman - $1,000 Ron Gant - $500 Todd Gardenhire - $2,500 Johnny Garrett - $500 Brenda Gilmore - $2,500 Steve Glover - $3,000 Larry Hagar - $1,000 Ferrell Haile - $2,500 Yusef Hakeem - $500 Curtis Halford - $500 Jonathan Hall - $1,000 DeCosta Hastings - $3,000 Kirk Haston - $500 Patsy Hazlewood - $1,000 Gary Hicks - $1,500 Matthew Hill - $500 Timothy Hill - $1,500 Jason Hodges - $500 House Democratic Caucus - $5,000 House Republican Caucus - $5,000 Dan Howell - $1,500 Sharon Hurt - $2,000 JACK PAC - $3,000 Ed Jackson - $2,000 Darren Jernigan - $500 Jack Johnson - $5,000 Mina Johnson - $2,000 Kelly Keisling - $1,000 KEY PAC - $3,000 Ed Kindall - $2,000 Sara Kyle - $1,000 William Lamberth - $2,500 Lamberth PAC - $3,000 Antoinette Lee - $1,000 Bill Lee Inaugural Inc. - $7,500 Bill Lee - $10,000 Jon Lundberg - $1,500 Susan Lynn - $2,000 Pat Marsh - $1,000 Randy McNally - $7,500 McPAC - $10,000 Bob Mendes - $1,000 Larry Miller - $500 Bo Mitchell - $500 Jerome Moon - $500 Frank Niceley - $1,000 Freddie O’Connell - $2,000

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Antonio Parkinson - $500 Jason Potts - $1,500 Jason Powell - $1,000 Bill Powers - $1,000 Russ Pulley - $1,000 Shane Reeves - $2,500 Kevin Rhoten - $1,000 Mary Carolyn Roberts - $1,000 Katrina Robinson - $2,500 Dave Rosenberg - $1,000 Senate Democratic Caucus - $5,000 Cameron Sexton - $5,000 Johnny Shaw - $500 Jim Shulman - $1,000 Colby Sledge - $1,000 Robin Smith - $1,500 Steve Southerland - $1,500 John Stevens - $2,500 Mike Stewart - $1,500 Art Swann - $1,000 Robert Swope - $2,000 Tennessee Chamber of Commerce and Industry Political Action Committee - $10,000 Tennessee Senate Republican Caucus - $15,000 Bryan Terry - $1,500 Dwayne Thompson - $500 Rick Tillis - $1,000 Nancy VanReece - $2,000 Kevin Vaughn - $1,500 Tanaka Vercher - $2,500 Foy “Bo” Watson - $3,000 Sheri Weiner - $2,000 Dawn White - $1,500 Mark White - $1,000 Sam Whitson - $1,000 Ken Yager - $3,500 Jeff Yarbro - $2,500

o Utah

Sean Reyes - $5,000

o Vermont

TJ Donovan - $2,000

o Virginia

Leslie Adams - $500

Lashrecse Aird - $1,000

Terry Austin - $500

John Avoli - $500

Hala Ayala - $1,000

George Barker - $2,000

Amanda Batten - $500

John Bell - $1,000

Rob Bell - $500

Robert Bloxom - $1,000

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Jeffrey Bourne - $500

Jennifer Boysko - $1,000

Emily Brewer - $500

David Bulova - $1,000

Kathy Byron - $2,500

Jeffrey Campbell - $500

Ronnie Campbell - $500

Betsy Carr - $500

Jennifer Carroll Foy - $500

Benton Chafin - $1,000

Colonial Leadership Trust Political Action Committee - $10,000

Christopher Collins - $1,000

Commonwealth Victory Fund - $15,000

Kelly Convirs-Fowler - $500

John Cosgove - $1,500

Kirk Cox - $5,000

Carrie Coyner - $1,000

Rosalyn Dance - $1,500

Glen Davis, Jr. - $500

Creigh Deeds - $1,000

Karrie Delaney - $500

William DeSteph - $1,500

Siobhan Dunnavant - $1,500

Adam Ebbin - $3,500

James Edmunds II - $500

John Edwards - $1,000

Energized for Change PAC - $10,000

Matthew Fariss - $500

Barbara Favola - $2,000

Eileen Filler-Corn - $8,000

Hyland “Buddy” Fowler, Jr. - $500

C. Todd Gilbert - $4,500

Gwendolyn “Wendy” Gooditis - $500

Nancy Guy - $500

Emmett Hanger, Jr. - $2,000

Ghazala Hashmi - $1,000

C.E. “Cliff” Hayes, Jr. - $500

Christopher Head - $500

Stephen Heretick - $500

Charniele Herring - $3,000

Keith Hodges - $500

Patrick Hope - $1,000

House Democratic Caucus - $10,000

House Republican Campaign Committee - $15,000

Janet Howell - $2,500

Tim Hugo - $1,500

Chris Hurst - $500

Clinton Jenkins - $500

S. Chris Jones - $3,000

Jerrauld “Jay” Jones - $1,000

Mark Keam - $2,000

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Jen Kiggans - $1,000

Terry Kilgore - $2,000

Kaye Kory - $500

Barry Knight - $3,000

Paul Krizek - $1,000

James “Jay” Leftwich, Jr. - $1,500

Mark Levine - $1,000

Lynwood Lewis - $1,000

Joseph Lindsey - $500

Mamie Locke - $2,000

Louise Lucas - $1,500

David Marsden - $2,000

Daniel Marshall III - $500

Jennifer McClellan - $2,500

Ryan McDougle - $1,500

John McGuire III - $500

Joseph McNamara - $500

Delores McQuinn - $500

Jeremy McPike - $2,000

James “Will” Morefield - $500

Martha Mugler - $500

Michael Mullin - $500

Kathleen Murphy - $500

Stephen Newman - $2,000

Thomas Norment - $5,000

NVTC TechPAC - $5,500

Mark Obenshain - $1,000

One Commonwealth PAC - $5,000

Israel O’Quinn - $500

Robert Orrock, Sr. - $500

Mark Peake - $1,000

Chapman Peterson - $1,000

Todd Pillion - $1,000

Kenneth Plum - $500

Charles Poindextor - $500

Margaret Ransone - $500

David Reid - $500

Roxann Robinson - $2,000

Frank Ruff, Jr. - $3,000

Chris Runion - $500

Nick Rush - $2,000

Ibraheem Samirah - $500

Richard Saslaw - $6,000

Don Scott - $500

Mark Sickles - $2,500

Marcus Simon - $1,000

Shelly Simonds - $500

Lionell Spruill - $1,000

William “Bill” Stanley - $1,000

Christopher Stolle - $500

Suhas Subramanyam - $500

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Richard “Rip” Sullivan, Jr. - $4,000

Richard Stuart - $1,000

Glen Sturtevant - $1,500

Scott Surovell - $1,000

The Way Ahead - $10,000

Luke Torian - $2,000

Kathy Tran - $500

Roslyn Tyler - $1,000

Schuyler VanValkenburg - $500

Virginia Legislative Black Caucus - $5,000

Virginia Senate Democratic Caucus - $16,000

Virginia Senate Republican Caucus - $25,000

Jill Vogel - $1,000

William Wampler III - $500

Jeion Ward - $1,500

R. Lee Ware, Jr. - $2,000

Vivian Watts - $1,500

Rodney Willet - $500

Tony Wilt - $500

Thomas Wright, Jr. - $500

Scott Wyatt - $500

David Yancey - $500

o Washington

Andrew Barkis - $1,000

Jeremy Barksdale - $1,000

Randi Becker - $1,000

Steve Bergquist - $1,000

Andy Billig - $1,000

Brian Blake - $1,000

Matt Boehnke - $1,000

Bill Boyce - $2,000

John Braun - $1,000

Michelle Caldier - $1,000

Mike Chapman - $1,000

Kelly Chambers - $1,000

Civic Alliance for a Sound Economy - $1,450,000

Annette Cleveland - $1,000

Laurie Dolan - $1,000

Jeremie Dufault - $1,000

Mary Dye - $1,000

Eastside Business Alliance - $20,000

Carolyn Eslick - $750

Jake Fey - $1,000

Joe Fitzgibbon - $1,000

Hilary Franz - $2,000

Chris Gildon - $500

Keith Goehner - $500

Mia Gregerson - $500

Dan Griffey - $500

Cyrus Habib - $2,000

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Drew Hansen - $1,000

Paul Harris - $1,000

Brad Hawkins - $1,000

Larry Hoff - $1,000

House Democratic Campaign Committee - $1,000

House Republican Organizational Committee - $1,000

Jay Inslee - $2,000

Morgan Irwin - $1,000

Laurie Jinkins - $2,000

Christine Kilduff - $1,000

Curtis King - $1,000

Steve Kirby - $1,000

Vicki Kraft - $1,000

Joel Kretz - $1,000

Marli Larimer - $1,000

Mari Leavitt - $500

Liz Lovelett - $2,000

Drew MacEwen - $1,000

Nicole Macri - $1,000

Jacqueline Maycumber - $1,000

Jared Mead - $1,000

Gina Mosbrucker - $1,000

Mark Mullet - $1,000

Steve O’Ban - $1,000

Ed Orcutt - $1,000

Timm Ormsby - $1,000

Tina Orwall - $1,000

Mike Padden - $1,000

Strom Petersen - $1,000

Eric Pettigrew - $1,000

Kristine Reeves - $1,000

Marcus Riccelli - $1,000

Jennifer Robertson - $2,000

June Robinson - $1,000

Christine Rolfes - $1,000

Skyler Rude - $1,000

Joseph Schmick - $1,000

Senate Republican Campaign Committee - $1,000

Larry Springer - $1,000

Derek Stanford - $1,000

Mike Steele - $1,000

John Stokes - $2,000

Drew Stokesbary - $1,000

Monica Stonier - $1,000

Pat Sullivan - $1,000

Gael Tarleton - $1,000

Steve Tharinger - $1,000

Kevin Van de Wege - $1,000

Luanne Van Werven - $1,000

Brandon Vick - $1,000

Mike Volz - $1,000

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Amy Walen - $1,000

Jim Walsh - $1,000

Maureen Walsh - $1,000

Washington Senate Democratic Campaign - $1,000

Lisa Wellman - $1,000

J.T. Wilcox - $1,000

Sharon Wylie - $500

Alex Ybarra - $1,000

Janice Zahn - $2,000

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Payments of $10,000 or more made through the Company’s Public Policy Office to U.S.-based trade associations,

coalitions, nonprofits, and social welfare organizations:

21st Century Postal Coalition

Advanced Energy Economy

Alliance for Connected Care

Alliance for Digital Innovation

American Antitrust Institute

American Council on Renewable Energy

American Councils for International Education

American Enterprise Institute

Americans for Tax Reform

Arizona Chamber of Commerce

Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies

Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International

Association of Washington Business

Association of American State Highway Transportation Officials

Bay Area Council

Bipartisan Policy Center

Brookings Institution

Business Council of New York State

Business Roundtable

CalChamber

Canadian American Business Council

Cargo Airline Association

Center for a New American Security

Center for American Progress

Center for Climate and Energy Solutions

Center for Democracy and Technology

Centre for Information Policy Leadership

Challenge Seattle

Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce

Coalition of Services Industries

Competitive Enterprise Institute

CompTIA

Computer and Communications Industry Association

Computer Science Education Coalition

Conference of Western Attorneys General

Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Inc.

Congressional Black Caucus Institute

Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, Inc.

Congressional Hunger Center

Congressional Institute

Connected Commerce Council

Consumer Action

Consumer Technology Association

Council of State Governments

Cross Border Data Forum, Inc.

CTIA

Cyber, Space & Intelligence Association

Data Center Coalition

Digital Advertising Alliance

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Digital Media Association

Downtown Seattle Association

Electronic Transactions Association

Entertainment Software Association

Equality California

Family Online Safety Institute

Financial Innovation Now

Flight Safety Foundation

Food Marketing Institute

Food Research & Action Center, Inc.

Future of Privacy Forum

George Mason University Foundation

Global Women’s Innovation Network

Greater Washington Board of Trade

Greater Washington Partnership

High Tech Inventors Alliance

Human Rights Campaign

INCOMPAS

Independent Women’s Forum

Information Technology and Innovation Foundation

Information Technology Industry Council

Intelligent Transportation Society of America

Interactive Advertising Bureau

International Center for Law and Economics

International Chamber of Commerce

International Republican Institute

Internet & Jurisdiction Policy Network

Internet Association

Internet Coalition, Inc.

Internet Education Foundation

Internet Governance Coalition

Internet Infrastructure Coalition

Internet Society

James Clyburn Research Center

Kentucky Chamber of Commerce

Lexington Institute

LGBTQ Victory Institute

Meridian International Center

National Center for APEC

National Conference of State Legislatures

National Consortium of Secondary STEM Schools

National Consumers’ League

National Foreign Trade Council

National Foreign Trade Council Foundation

National Governors Association

National League of Cities

National Retail Federation

National Taxpayers Union

No Kid Hungry Campaign

Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce

Northern Virginia Technology Council

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Package Coalition

Parcel Shippers Association

Partnership for a Healthier America

Partnership on AI

Policing Project at NYU School of Law

PRBA – The Rechargeable Battery Association

Privacy for America

Professional Services Council

Progressive Policy Institute

Public Knowledge

R Street Institute

Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance

Retail Council of New York State

Retailers Association of Massachusetts

Ripon Society

Sea.citi

Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce

Senate Presidents Forum

Sf.citi

Small UAV Coalition

Sports & Fitness Industry Association

State Privacy and Security Coalition

Tech:NYC

TechNet

Technology Alliance

Technology Association of Oregon

Technology Policy Institute

Tennessee Chamber of Commerce and Industry

The Consumer Goods Forum

Toy Association

U.S.-ASEAN Business Council

U.S. Chamber of Commerce

U.S. Chamber of Commerce Litigation Center

U.S.-China Business Council

U.S. Conference of Mayors

U.S.-U.A.E. Business Council

Utah Retail Merchants Association

Virginia Chamber of Commerce

Washington Council on International Trade

Washington International Trade Association

Washington Technology Industry Association

Women in California Leadership

Women in Government Foundation, Inc.

World Privacy Forum

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