Campaign finance, from 1989 through Q2 2014: $15,619,200
Lobbying:
- All time: $58,700,812
- 2013-14: $6,150,000
- 2013-14 spending represented 10.5 percent of all-time amount
Source
2013-2014 Cycle
Individual contributions:
Political Action Committee contributions:
Individual contributions:
Political Action Committee contributions:
AB InBevCampaign finance, from 1989 through Q2 2014: $24,314,793
Lobbying:
- All time: $102,350,812
- 2013-2014: $18,450,000
- 2013-14 spending was 18 percent of all time amount
Source
2013-2014 Cycle
Individual contributions:
Political Action Committee contributions:
Individual contributions:
Political Action Committee contributions:
Anheuser-BuschOver last 24 years, top-five party committees have been:
- Florida Republican Party: $1,100,317
- Missouri Republican Party: $955,000
- California Democratic Party: $672,733
- Missouri Democratic Party: $656,778
- California Republican Party: $617,442
Source
2014 Election Cycle
- Total Raised: $840,526
- Total Spent: $915,913
- Contributions to federal candidates: $575,898 (43% to Democrats, 57% to Republicans)
Source
2014 Election Cycle
Contributions: $1,243,919
Lobbying:
Legislation of InterestLots of attention where you'd expect:
Of all organizations, Anheuser-Busch had greatest interest in matters related to distribution, given their vast network throughout the country. Just a few areas of note included:
- Safe and Efficient Transportation Act and issues related to truck weights
- Highway Trust Fund Reauthorization
- Montana/North Dakota railroad issues
Others areas included monitoring of issues related to the malt industry and beverage packaging legislations such as proposals regarding alcohol excise taxes, included but not limited to Health Care Reform.
Beer Money series:
- Introduction
- MillerCoors
- Anheuser-Busch
- Heineken
- Brewers Association
- Beer Institute
- National Beer Wholesalers Association
Bryan Roth
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