Hey thread: It looks like SUNW is behind Bradley with Gore as a second choice.
Copied from the RB CPQ Board:
Washington, Feb. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Following is a breakdown of
1999 contributions to the four leading Republican and Democratic
presidential candidates from employees of the largest computer
equipment and software companies by sales, drawn from the
candidates filings to the Federal Election Commission.
The two Democratic candidates are Vice President Al Gore and
former Senator Bill Bradley, and the two leading Republican
candidates are Texas Governor George Bush and Arizona Senator John
McCain.
Campaigns are required by law to provide the names, employers
and occupations of everybody who contributes at least $200, though
in practice some candidates fail to supply this information for
more than 20 percent of these donors. As a result, the actual
total for each company is likely to be higher than the totals
identified below.
Contributions by individuals are limited to $1,000 per
candidate for the presidential primaries.
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COMPANY BRADLEY GORE BUSH MCCAIN
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Apple $1,250 $1,250 $2,000 $350
Cisco $3,550 $11,000 $16,750 $850
Compaq $250 $3,275 $4,250 $250
Computer Science $1,500 $0 $400 $1,930
Dell $250 $1,750 $11,250 $120
EDS $0 $250 $2,300 $0
Gateway $100 $0 $250 $0
Hewlett-Packard $4,000 $2,650 $6,750 $2,431
IBM $10,750 $7,285 $9,033 $6,875
Intel $1,800 $3,600 $6,000 $2,650
Microsoft $29,450 $20,000 $28,950 $19,650
Seagate Technology $6,000 $250 $1,000 $1,400
Sun Microsystems $5,750 $4,000 $2,750 $1,350
Texas Instruments $1,400 $250 $9,900 $0
Unisys $1,000 $1,250 $3,500 $0
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Grand Total $67,050 $56,810 $105,083 $37,856
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