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Corporations identified as being involved with the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) since CMD's ALEC Exposed project launched in 2011 -- reliant upon the most recently available documentation or communication -- appear in BOLD below. All connections are footnoted.

Note that for corporations not in bold, either the corporation has stated that it is no longer involved or documentation on involvement with ALEC is less recent.

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About ALEC

ALEC is a corporate bill mill. It is not just a lobby or a front group; it is much more powerful than that. Through ALEC, corporations hand state legislators their wishlists to benefit their bottom line. Corporations fund almost all of ALEC's operations. They pay for a seat on ALEC task forces where corporate lobbyists and special interest reps vote with elected officials to approve “model” bills. Learn more at the Center for Media and Democracy's ALECexposed.org, and check out breaking news on our PRWatch.org site.

Corporate Board

For a more complete list of current and former ALEC formerly "Private Enterprise" Advisory Council (formerly "Private Enterprise" Board of Directors) members, see the "Private Enterprise" Board of Directors list. Advisory council corporations have included (members as of June 2014 in bold):^[1]^[2]^[3]

SAP America, Steve Seale - National Chair - Resigned from ALEC on November 6, 2014 (due to ALEC policies on climate change, renewable energy, guns and voting rights.)^[4]
American Bail Coalition, William Carmichael - Vice Chair
American Water, was a "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.^[5]
Altria Group, Daniel Smith, "Vice Chair" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($25,000).^[6] "Chairman Level" sponsor of the ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting.^[7] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
AT&T, William Leahy, "Vice Chair" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($25,000).^[6]
Coca-Cola Refreshments, Gene Rackley (Coke announced on April 4, 2012, that it had “elected to discontinue its membership with” ALEC.^[8]) See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Diageo, Kenneth Lane
Energy Future Holdings, Sano Blocker
Energy Policy Network, Kelly Mader - On June 24, 2016, Kelly Mader suffered a fatal heart attack.
ExxonMobil Corporation, Cynthia Bergman, was a "Chair" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($50,000).^[6]
GlaxoSmithKline, John Del Giorno (GlaxoSmithKline CEO Sir Andrew Witty said in a response to a shareholder's question at the company's annual meeting in May 2013 that the company had decided to sever its relationship with ALEC^[9]) See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Intuit, Inc., Bernie McKay. Member of ALEC's Communications and Technology Task Force ^[10] (Intuit told the CMD April 5, 2012 that it had declined to renew ALEC membership^[11]) See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Johnson & Johnson, Don Bohn (J&J announced it would "suspend" its ALEC membership June 12, 2012^[12])
Koch Companies Public Sector, Mike Morgan
Kraft Foods, Inc., Derek Crawford (Kraft announced it would leave ALEC April 5, 2012^[13]) See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
NetChoice, Steve DelBianco
Peabody Energy, Michael Blank
Pfizer Inc., Michael Hubert
PhRMA, Jeff Bond
Reed Elsevier, Inc., Teresa Jennings (Reed Elsevier announced on April 12, 2012, that it had resigned its board seat and dropped its ALEC membership "after considering the broad range of criticism being leveled at ALEC"^[14]) See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
State Budget Solutions, Bob Williams
State Farm Insurance Co., Roland Spies
United Parcel Service (UPS)^[15]^[16], Richard McArdle
Wal-Mart Stores, Maggie Sans (Wal-Mart announced on May 30, 2012, that it is suspending its ALEC membership.^[17] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.

For-Profit Corporations

1-800 Contacts, Inc., State corporate co-chair of Utah^[18] Member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force^[19] "Trustee's Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[7]
3M was listed as an ALEC member in the late 1990s,^[20] but a company corporate governance disclosure revised in May 2013 states, "3M has not been a member in groups such as the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC)."^[21] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.

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Abbott Laboratories^[22]
Academic Partnerships (online higher education company), member of ALEC's Education Task Force until it terminated its membership on March 18, 2013, according to an ALEC document.^[23] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Accredited Surety & Casualty Company Inc.^[20], Gene Newman (Vice President of Industry Relations & Marketing) spoke at an ALEC workshop in 2009^[24]
Admiralty, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Advance America, "Trustee" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference^[25]
Advance Financial 24/7, "Director" Level Sponsor of the 2018 ALEC Policy Meeting^[26]
AES Corporation, its IPL was a "Vice Chair" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($25,000).^[6]
Aflac, lobbying filings in Georgia reported paying for legislators' meals at the Georgia General Assembly Delegation Dinner at an ALEC policy conference in 2015.^[27]^[28]
AGL Resources, Inc. (natural gas company), member of ALEC's Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force until it terminated its membership on January 18, 2013 because it "did not want to renew," according to an ALEC document.^[23] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more. However, AGL Resources lobbying filings in Georgia reported paying for legislators' meals at the Georgia General Assembly Delegation Dinner at an ALEC policy conference in 2015.^[27]^[29]
Alcoa Recycling Co.^[20]
Alexander & Baldwin Inc.^[20]
Alkermes, Inc. (biotechnology company), Exhibitor at ALEC's 2011 Annual Conference^[18] and “Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[30] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Allergan, former State corporate co-chair of Tennessee,^[18] "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($50,000 in 2010)^[32] and member of Louisiana Host Committee,^[18] Member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force^[19] and funder of ALEC's "scholarship fund."^[33] Allergan told Common Cause in May 2015 that it "is no longer an active member of ALEC."^[34] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Alliant Utilities -Interstate Power Company (now Alliant Energy),^[22] which sponsored ALEC's 1998 annual meeting,^[35] confirmed to Greenpeace in May 2014 that it had cut ties to ALEC.^[36] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
AlliedSignal Automotive (now Honeywell, which is an ALEC member)^[20]
Alpha Natural Resources. Alpha bankruptcy filings listed ALEC as a “creditor” of Alpha, but did not provide details on when payments where made. [1]
Altria Client Services, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Altria Group, ALEC Private Enterprise Board member,^[37] co-chair of the International Relations Task Force^[38], "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference,^[31] ($50,000 in 2010),^[32] sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC^[39] “Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Conference,^[40] "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,^[41] "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC States and Nation Policy Summit,^[42] and "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000).^[43] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Alza Corporation (now part of Johnson & Johnson)^[20]
Amazon.com, Member of ALEC's Communications and Technology Task Force^[10], "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($10,000 in 2010)^[32] - announced at a shareholder meeting on May 24, 2012 that it had decided not to renew its membership in ALEC this year.^[44] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
AmerenCIPS^[22], sponsor of "Missouri Night" at Antoine's Restaurant in New Orleans during the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting,^[45] and of ALEC's 1998 annual meeting,^[35] told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that the company is not a member of ALEC in April 2014.^[46] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Ameren Illinois, “Trustee” level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000),^[47] and sponsor for the ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force reception at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference.^[48]
AmerenUE^[22]
American Chambers Life Insurance^[20]
American Cyanamid Co.^[20]
American Electric Power, member of ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force,^[49]. AEP rejoined ALEC and attended the 2017 ALEC annual meeting in Denver, CO, after publicly leaving ALEC in December, 2015.^[50] "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($50,000 in 2010),^[32] member of Louisiana Host Committee,^[18]^[20] sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC,^[39] “Vice Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,^[51] "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,^[52] and "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($50,000).^[43]
American Express Company^[22]^[20]^[53] (Second Vice Chairman of ALEC corporate board in 1999^[54])
American Home Products Corp
American Medical Security^[20]
American Republic Insurance Co^[20]
American Stores-Jewel/OSCO^[22]
American Surety Company, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
American Traffic Solutions (road safety camera and automated toll collections program company^[55]), ALEC Public Safety and Elections Task Force member^[56]^[57] - announced on April 13, 2012 that it had would not renew its ALEC membership in June^[58] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
America West Airlines (now US Airways)^[20]
Amerigroup Corporation, Member of ALEC Health and Human Services Task Force,^[59]^[57] told Common Cause that the company no longer participates in ALEC in November 2014.^[60] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
America's Credit Union ^[61]
Amerisure-Michigan Mutual^[20]^[62]^[35]
Ameritech^[20]
Amgen Inc., Member of ALEC Health and Human Services Task Force^[19] - announced by letter on August 3, 2012, that it would not renew its ALEC membership.^[63] See Corporations That Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Amex Life Assurance Co.^[20]
Amoco Corporation^[22]^[20]
Amway Corporation^[22]^[20] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Amwest Surety Insurance Co.^[20]
Anadarko Petroleum, Listed as a member of the "2017 Annual Meeting Host Committee," but name was misspelled as "Anadrako" and as a "Vice Chairman Level" sponsor for the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[7]
Anheuser-Busch Companies Inc. Member of ALEC's Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force and ALEC's Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force^[64] and open bar cocktail hour sponsor at the 2014 Spring Task Force Summit.^[65]Listed as a member of the "2017 Annual Meeting Host Committee" and as a "Vice Chairman Level" sponsor for the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[7] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
AOL, Previously a member of ALEC Communications and Technology Task Force^[66] and Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force^[64] AOL informed Common Cause on November 10, 2014 that it had stopped funding ALEC. ^[67]
Apache, "Trustee" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference^[68]
Apotex Corp., Member of ALEC Health and Human Services Task Force^[19]
Archer Daniels Midland^[22]
ARCO^[22]^[20]
Arduin, Laffer & Moore Econometrics, Member of ALEC Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force^[64]
Argosy Gaming Co.^[20]
Arizona Public Service Company(APS)^[69]^[20] - announced it would end its ALEC membership April 12, 2012,^[70] then rejoined ALEC in November 2012, paying "$7,000 in membership fees and an additional $3,000 to have a seat on ALEC’s Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force," according to the Arizona Capitol Times.^[71] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more. Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting. APS's Katie Prendergas, Rodney Ross, Michael Vargas are listed as "ALEC Private Sector Member"s in a 2018 email.^[72]
Artemis Exploration^[20]
Arthur Anderson^[22]
ASARCO Incorp.^[20]
Ashland Oil^[20]^[53]^[73]
Associated Bond & Insurance Agency^[20]
Astellas Pharma US, Inc., Member of ALEC Health and Human Services Task Force,^[19] and "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000).^[43]
Astra/Merck (now AstraZeneca and Merck)^[20]
AstraZeneca,^[20] State corporate co-chair of Delaware^[18] and member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force,^[19] confirmed in response to an April 2013 shareholder question that it decided not to renew its membership in ALEC's task force.^[74] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Asurion, "Trustee" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference^[75]
AT&T, In November, 2018, AT&T confirmed to The Intercept that it would discontinue its ALEC membership. See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more. Private Enterprise Board member,^[1], State corporate co-chair of Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas,^[18] Communications and Technology Task Force^[76]^[77] and Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force^[64] member, "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference,^[31] ($50,000 in 2010)^[32] member of Louisiana Host Committee,^[18]^[20] “Vice Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,^[78] "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference;^[79] lobbying filings in Georgia reported paying for legislators' meals at the Georgia General Assembly Delegation Dinner at an ALEC policy conference in 2015,^[27] and "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($50,000).^[43]^[80] "Trustee's Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[7] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Atmos Energy, "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($10,000 in 2010)^[32]
Axiom Strategies, Listed as a member of the "2017 Annual Meeting Host Committee"^[7]
Axon, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting. Axon's Esmael Ansari is listed as a "ALEC Private Sector Member" in 2018 email.^[72]

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B3 Strategies, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.B3's Russell Smoldon is listed as an "ALEC Private Sector Member" in a 2018 email.^[72]
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co.^[20]
Bank of America^[22] Member of ALEC's Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force^[81] - A BofA spokesperson told Walden Asset Management that it was cutting ties to ALEC in November 2012.^[82] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Bankers Insurance Co.^[20]
Barnes & Thornburg LLP, "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.^[5]
Barrick Gold Corporation^[20]
Baxter Healthcare Corporation^[22]^[20] (a "Director" level sponsor of the 1998 ALEC Annual Conference, but not listed as a "Private Sector Member"^[83])
Bayer Corp. (one of the "Big 6" Pesticide and GMO Corporations), State corporate co-chair of Massachusetts, Nevada, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, and Texas;^[18] "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($50,000 in 2010);^[32]^[20] sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC;^[39] member of ALEC Civil Justice^[84] and Health and Human Services Task Force,^[19] former Private Enterprise Board member,^[1] “Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,^[85] and "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference.^[86] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Bell Atlantic^[20]
Bell Atlantic PA^[22]
BellAtlantic WV^[20]
Bell Helicopter, "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference^[87]
BellSouth Corp. (now AT&T)^[20]
BellSouth South Carolina^[20]
Beneficial Management Corp.^[20]
Best Buy, Member of ALEC Communications and Technology Task Force^[88] - Best Buy told ColorOfChange.org in July 2012 that it had not renewed its ALEC membership in 2012.^[89] Please see Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
BI Incorporated (a GEO Group Company)^[20]
BioTown Ag, "Director" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($10,000).^[6]
Blue Cross Blue Shield: Member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force^[90], "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($10,000 in 2010)^[32]^[22]^[20] - Announced on April 19th that it had not renewed its membership in February 2012^[91] (but a August 2013 ALEC board document suggested that the company hadn't terminated its membership until April 4, 2013, "after losing on exchanges workshop").^[23] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
BlueCross BlueShield of Louisiana, "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($5,000 in 2010)^[32] - Announced on April 19th that it had not renewed its membership in February 2012.^[92] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas^[22] - Announced on April 19th that it had not renewed its membership in February 2012.^[93] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Boehringer Ingelheim,^[94]^[20] Member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force,^[19] sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC,^[39] and "Director" level sponsor at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000).^[95]
Boeing Corporation^[22]^[20] (ALEC member in 1998^[83])
Bose Public Affairs Group, "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.^[5]
Boyd Gaming Corp.^[20]
BP America, Inc., "President" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($100,000 in 2010)^[32]^[22]^[20]. Member of ALEC's Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force^[96] BP announced on March 23, 2015 that it had declined to renew its membership in ALEC.^[97] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Breitling Energy, "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,^[98] and "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000).^[43]
Bridgepoint Education, Member of ALEC Education Task Force;^[99] terminated membership on April 16, 2013, according to an ALEC document.^[23] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Bright House Media Strategies, "Trustee"-level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000).^[43]
Bristol-Myers Squibb was asked to fund ALEC in 2009,^[100] and had been a supporter previously,^[20] but a company spokesperson confirmed in March 2013 that it had not renewed its ALEC membership at the end of 2012.^[101] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Brown-Forman Corporation, Member of ALEC Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force^[64] - told the Center for Media and Democracy (CMD) by email in April 2013 that "Brown-Forman is no longer sponsoring or supporting ALEC," saying that it declined to renew its membership in 2012.^[102] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation (now part of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, a division of Reynolds American, which is an ALEC member)^[20]
Browning-Ferris Industries (licensed trademark of Allied Waste Industries)^[20]
Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad (BNSF), Member of ALEC Civil Justice Task Force,^[84] "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($5,000 in 2010),^[32] "Vice Chairman" level sponsor at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000),^[103] "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,^[104] and "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.^[5]
Brubaker and Associates, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Burroughs Wellcome (now GlaxoSmithKline, which is an ALEC member)^[94]^[20]

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Cahill, Wolfgram and Associates (PR firm in DeForest, WI)^[20]
Caliber System, Inc. (in receivership as of June 2011)^[22]^[20]
Caltest/Omstar^[20]
Campaign Marketing Strategies^[61]
Capelo Law Firm, "Trustee"-level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000).^[43]
Capital Focus LLC, Listed as a member of the "2017 Annual Meeting Host Committee"^[7]
CARE CPA^[20]
Cancer Treatment Centers of America, lobbying filings in Georgia reported paying for legislators' meals at the Georgia General Assembly Delegation Dinner at an ALEC policy conference in 2015^[27]^[105]
Cargill, Inc.^[22], "Director" level funder and new member of ALEC in 1998^[106] - On April 17, 2012, a representative from the Cargill corporate affairs office contacted SourceWatch to say that the company is not a member of ALEC and it has no internal records of ever having even been a member of ALEC.^[107]
Carolina Power & Light^[20]
CashAmerica ("pawn loans and fast cash advances"^[108]), "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($25,000 in 2010)^[32]
Caterpillar, Inc.,^[22] “Trustee” level sponsor at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000)^[109] and "Trustee" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference.^[110]
ccAdvertising (constituent research and data acquisition), "Trustee" level sponsor of ALEC's 2014 States and Nation Policy Summit^[42]
Celgene Corporation^[111], State corporate co-chair of Illinois,^[18] member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force,^[19] "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000),^[112] "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.^[5] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Centaur Gaming, "Vice Chairman" sponsor of ALEC 2016 Annual Conference.^[113]
CenterPoint 360, ALEC Private Enterprise Board member^[1]
CenterPoint Energy, "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000).^[43]
Central and South West Corp. (now part of American Electric Power, which is an ALEC member)^[20]
Central Illinois Light Co. (now AmerenCILCO)^[20]
Central Reserve Life^[94]^[20]
CenturyLink (formerly Qwest Communications until April 2011, preceded by US West, Inc.), "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($10,000 in 2010),^[32] "Director" level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,^[114] and "Director" level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000).^[115] Also a member of ALEC's Communications and Technology Task Force.^[10] ^[116] Listed as a member of the "2017 Annual Meeting Host Committee" and as a "Vice Chairman Level" sponsor for the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[7] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Charter Communications, Member of ALEC Communications and Technology Task Force,^[10] lobbying filings in Georgia reported paying for legislators' meals at the Georgia General Assembly Delegation Dinner at an ALEC policy conference in 2015,^[27]^[117] "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.^[5] "Trustee's Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[7] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Chemical Banking Corp.^[20]
Cheniere Energy, joined ALEC's Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force on May 22, 2013^[23]
Chesapeake Energy, "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($10,000 in 2010)^[32]
Chevron Corporation^[22], "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($10,000 in 2010),^[32]^[20] member of ALEC's Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force,^[96] “Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,^[118] "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,^[119] and "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000).^[43] "Director Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[7] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Chrysler Corporation^[22] (ALEC Member in 1998^[83])
CIBA-GEIGY^[94]^[20]
Cincinnati Bell^[20]
CINergy (now part of Duke Energy, which is an ALEC member)^[20]
Cintra US (subsidiary of Spanish transportation infrastructure corporation), member of ALEC's Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force until it terminated its membership on April 16, 2013, according to an ALEC document saying simply that it "will not renew."^[23] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Citizens Insurance Co.^[20]
Civic Initiatives, LLC ("works with public sector clients to achieve maximum results from complex procurements and public-private partnerships"^[120]), ALEC Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force member^[16]
Clearpath, "Chairman Level" sponsor of the ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting.^[7]
Cleco, "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($5,000 in 2010)^[32] and member of Louisiana Host Committee^[18]
Cloud Peak Energy, Went bankrupt on May 10, 2019.^[121]; former ember of ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force,^[122] and "Director" level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000).^[123]
Colorado Legislative Services, Listed as a member of the "2017 Annual Meeting Host Committee"^[7]
Comfort Dental, "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.^[5]
CNA Financial, "Trustee" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference^[124]
CN (Canadian National Railroad), Private Sector Chair, Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee, Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force;^[125] "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($5,000 in 2010)^[32]
Coastal Corp.^[20]
Coca-Cola Company^[37] announced it would end its ALEC membership April 5, 2012^[126] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Coeur d'Alene Mines Corp.^[20]
Coldwell Banker^[20]
Columbia Gas of Ohio (now part of NiSource)^[20] (ALEC member in 1998^[83])
Columbia Healthcare (now HCA Inc.)^[20]
Comcast'In May, 2019, an SEC filing confirmed that Comcast left ALEC. See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.'^[127], State corporate co-chair of Georgia, Minnesota, Missouri and Utah;^[18] recipient of ALEC's 2011 State Chair of the Year Award;^[128] and member of ALEC's Communications and Technology^[10] and Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Forces,^[64] "Director" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($10,000).^[6] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Commonwealth Edison Company (now Exelon),^[22] sponsor for the ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force reception at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference^[129]
Connections Academy (a subsidiary of Pearson), Member of ALEC's Education Task Force^[99]^[130]^[131] - Connections' Revenaugh was the co-chair of the Education Task Force as of May 2012, but a company spokesperson told CMD in July 2012 that it withdrew from ALEC's Education Task Force in mid-May 2012 in order to align "our affiliations with organizations whose central focus is education."^[132] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
ConocoPhillips, "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($10,000 in 2010).^[32]^[20] ConocoPhillips spokesperson Daren Beaudo confirmed to CMD in June 2013 that the company is no longer a member of ALEC, did not fund ALEC in 2012, and has no plans to do so in 2013.^[9] In 2014, however, ConocoPhillips -- under the name of Phillips 66 -- was a "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference.^[133]
Consolidated Edison (became an ALEC member in 1979^[134]), told CMD that it had stopped funding ALEC in 2012.^[9] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Con-Way, Member of ALEC Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force^[81]
Continental Resources, Member of ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force^[96]
Cooperative Energy, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Coors Brewing Company^[22]^[20] (now Molson Coors, and part of the joint venture MillerCoors -- MillerCoors was an ALEC member but told ColorOfChange.org in July 2012 that it had not renewed its ALEC membership in 2012, nor does it plan to^[89])
Corinthian Colleges, Inc., Member of ALEC Education Task Force.^[99] According to a July 4, 2014 LA Times article, "As part of an agreement late Thursday with the U.S. Department of Education, Santa Ana-based Corinthian will sell 85 of its campuses and wind down operations at 12 others."^[135]
Cornell Abraxas^[22]
Corrections Corporation of America,^[20] Member of ALEC's Public Safety and Elections Task Force Executive Committee as of 2011^[136]
Coventry Health Care, Member of ALEC's Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force^[81] and Health and Human Services Task Force;^[90]^[23] terminated its membership on April 4, 2013, according to an ALEC document, because it had "joined for single issue."^[23] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Cowart Group (Louisiana architectural firm^[137]), member of ALEC 2011 Annual Meeting Louisiana Host Committee^[18]
Cox Communications'In May, 2019, Cox confirmed to Common Cause that it has "no affiliation with, nor provide any support for ALEC." See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.' Member of ALEC Communications and Technology Task Force^[10] as of September 2014,^[138] "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($5,000 in 2010)^[32] and member of Louisiana Host Committee^[18] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc., Member of ALEC Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force^[81]
Crown Central Petroleum Corp.^[20]
Crown Holdings, Inc., Member of ALEC's Civil Justice Task Force,^[84] "Director" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($10,000).^[6]
Crown Industries, Member of ALEC's Utah Host Committee for 2012 annual meeting,^[61] "Director" level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,^[139] “Director” level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000),^[140] and "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference.^[141] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting (listed as Crown Cork & Seal Company, Inc.)
Crown Packaging, "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000).^[43] "Director Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[7]
CQ Roll Call (state legislative tracking and online advocacy tools business), Exhibitor at ALEC's 2011 Annual Conference^[18]
CSX Corporation, "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($5,000 in 2010),^[32]^[20] and “Leadership Dinner” sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference.^[142]
CVS Caremark Corporation, Member of ALEC Health and Human Services Task Force^[19] - CVS Caremark told ColorOfChange.org in July 2012 that it had discontinued its ALEC membership.^[89] Please see Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Cyprus AMAX Minerals Co. (now part of Freeport-McMoran, which is an ALEC member)^[20]

D

Daiichi Sankyo, Member of ALEC Health and Human Services Task Force^[19] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Darden Restaurants, Member of ALEC corporate board as of 2010^[143] - Darden spokesperson Rich Jeffers confirmed in April 2013 that the company cut ties with ALEC in January 2010 in order to allocate more resources to organizational connections like its involvement with the National Restaurant Association^[144] (which, like ALEC, has lobbied to override local paid sick day ordinances).^[145] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
DCI Group, LLC, Member of ALEC Communications and Technology Task Force^[10]
Dell, Inc., ALEC Education Task Force member^[146] - Dell confirmed on June 21, 2012 that it would not be renewing its ALEC membership.^[147] Please see Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Del Webb Corp.^[20]
DentaQuest, "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($50,000),^[43] "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.^[5] Listed as a member of the "2017 Annual Meeting Host Committee" and as a "Vice Chairman Level" sponsor for the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[7]
Deseret Power Electric Cooperative, Member of ALEC Utah Host Committee for 2012 annual meeting^[61]
Detroit Edison^[20]
Devon Energy Corporation, "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,^[148] "Trustee"-level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000).^[43]
Dezenhall Communications Mgmt. Group, LTD, Member of ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force^[96]
Diageo^[1] former Member of ALEC's Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force,^[64] and former "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000).^[43] Diageo told Common Cause in August 2018 that it was no longer associated with ALEC Please see Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
The Dial Corp. (now part of Henkel)^[20]
Digital Equipment Corp.^[20]
Digital Products Co.^[20]
DirecTV Group, Member of ALEC Communications and Technology Task Force^[10] and Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force^[64]
Dominion Resources Services, Inc., Member of ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force^[96]
Douglass Financial Corp.^[20]
Dow Chemical Company In November, 2018, Dow confirmed to The Intercept that it would discontinue its ALEC membership. See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more. Dow is one of the "Big 6" Biotech Corporations),^[20] ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force member^[49] "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($10,000 in 2010),^[32] "Director" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($10,000).^[6].
Dow Corning^[20] (an ALEC member in 1992^[53])
DowElanco^[20] (now a division of Eli Lilly, which is an ALEC member), ALEC member in 1992^[53]
Dr Pepper Snapple Group, member of ALEC until it terminated its membership on April 22, 2013, according to an ALEC document.^[23] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Duke Energy Corp. (merged with Progress Energy, another ALEC member),^[23] State corporate co-chair of Indiana and South Carolina^[18] Member of ALEC's Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force,^[122] "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000),^[43] "Vice Chair" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($25,000).^[6] - The ALEC Exposed coalition, including Greenpeace, is asking Duke Energy to cut ties to ALEC.^[149] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
DuPont^[22]^[20] (an ALEC member in 1992, as "DuPont Merck Pharmaceuticals"^[53] - DuPont bought Merck's half-share in the company in 1998)

E

Eastman Chemical Co.^[20] (an ALEC member in 1998^[83])
eBay, Member of ALEC Communications and Technology Task Force^[10] - The ALEC Exposed coalition, including Credo Action and Forecast the Facts, asked eBay to cut ties to ALEC,^[150] and on December 18th, 2014, eBay tweeted, "We are not renewing membership in ALEC."^[151] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
EDP Renewables, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Economy Plumbing Inc.^[20]
Eli Lilly and Company,^[20]^[53] "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($5,000 in 2010),^[32] member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force,^[19] “Trustee” level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000),^[152] "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,^[153] "Chair" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($50,000).^[6] "Director Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[7] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Emdeon ("Management Solutions" company), ALEC member^[61]
EMD Serono, Member of ALEC Health and Human Services Task Force,^[19] terminated ALEC membership on April 22, 2013 due to "budget cuts," according to ALEC documents.^[23] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Emerson Electric Co., ALEC Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force member,^[154] told Walden Asset Management that it had cut ties with ALEC in November 2014.^[155] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
EnCana Corporation, "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($10,000 in 2010)^[32]
Endo Pharmaceuticals, Member of ALEC Health and Human Services Task Force^[57]. Endo confirmed to Trillium Asset Management that it stopped supporting ALEC in 2012, in response to shareholder resolutions submitted to Endo.^[156] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Energy Future Holdings^[1] Member of ALEC's Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force.^[122] Energy Future Holdings subsidiary Encore Capital Group was a "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000).^[43]
EnergySolutions, Member of ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force,^[96] Member of ALEC Utah Host Committee for July 2012 annual meeting^[61] - told the Salt Lake City Tribune in July 2012 that there was no longer "a need for [EnergySolutions] to be a part of" ALEC^[157] but still listed as member of host committee in July 25-29, 2012 meeting brochure and rejoined ALEC's Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force on June 12, 2013.^[23] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more. "Trustee's Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[7]
Energy Transfer (natural gas transportation company), "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($10,000 in 2010),^[32] and "Trustee" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference.^[158]
Enron Corporation^[22]^[20]
Entergy, "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($25,000 in 2010)^[32], member of ALEC's Civil Justice Task Force^[84] - told Walden Asset Management in August 2012 that it did not renew its ALEC membership in 2012.^[159] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Environmental Management Corporation^[22] and member of Louisiana Host Committee^[18]^[20]
Excel Telecommunications^[20]
Executone^[20]
Expedia, member of ALEC Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force, according to The Guardian^[160]
Exelon, “Trustee” level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000),^[161] and sponsor for the ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force reception at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference.^[162]
Express Personnel, joined ALEC April 12, 2013^[23]
Express Scripts (pharmaceutical retailer), member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force,^[23] sponsor of "Missouri Night" at Antoine's Restaurant in New Orleans during the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting^[45] - announced in July 2012 that it had cut ties to ALEC,^[163] but according to ALEC documents, didn't terminate its membership until January 14, 2013, because "of PBM issue; merged with Express."^[23] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Extraction, Listed as a member of the "2017 Annual Meeting Host Committee" and as a "Vice Chairman Level" sponsor for the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[7]
ExxonMobil Corporation, Confirmed that it will not renew its membership in ALEC in July of 2018.^[164] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more. Private Enterprise Board member;^[1] Member of ALEC's Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force,^[122] Civil Justice Task Force,^[84] and Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force;^[64] "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($50,000 in 2010),^[32] member of Louisiana Host Committee,^[18]^[20] "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,^[165] "Chairman" level sponsor at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($50,000),^[166] host committee for the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference,^[167] "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,^[168] "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000),^[43] "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2016 ALEC Annual Conference.^[169] (In 2007 Exxon "committed to ending its support for a network of think tanks and activist groups that deny the science underlying climate change or have worked to block action against climate change," according to The Guardian. In July 2015 an Exxon spokesperson told The Guardian, "ExxonMobil does not fund climate denial." At that time the company "did not respond to specific questions about [...] its support for Alec.")^[170] "Chairman Level" sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[7] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
EZCorp (pawn shops and payday loans), a "Chairman" level sponsor of ALEC's 2011 Annual Conference,^[31] ($50,000 in 2010)^[32] told Common Cause that it is not a funder or member of ALEC as of November 2014.^[60] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.

F

Facebook, member of Communication and Technology Task Force in 2013.^[171] A Facebook rep told the San Francisco Chronicle on September 23, 2014 it would not renew its membership in 2015: “We re-evaluate our memberships on an annual basis and are in that process now. While we have tried to work within ALEC to bring that organization closer to our view on some key issues, it seems unlikely that we will make sufficient progress so we are not likely to renew our membership in 2015.” ^[172]
Faegre Baker Daniels, "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.^[5]
Fair Point Communications: "Director" level sponsor of ALEC's 2012 meeting in Salt Lake City. ^[61]
Farmers Group, Inc.,^[20] Member of ALEC's Civil Justice Task Force^[84]
Farmers Insurance, "Director Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[7] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
FedEx, Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force Executive Committee member,^[15]^[81] "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference,^[31] ($25,000 in 2010)^[32] and "Trustee"-level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000).^[43] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Fidelity Investments^[22] ("Vice Chairman" level sponsor of ALEC's 1998 Annual Meeting and ALEC member in 1998^[83])
Fieldstead & Co.^[20]
Financial Casualty & Surety, Inc, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
First Chicago NBD^[22]
FirstRule, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting Sponsored ALEC Annual Meeting 2019 Leadership Dinner^[173]
Fleet Bank (now part of Bank of America, which is an ALEC member)^[20]
Florida Gas Transmission Co.^[20]
Florida Power Corp.^[20]
Ford Motor Co.^[20]^[174] (member of Private Enterprise Board in 1999)^[175] In February 2016, Ford confirmed to CMD that it was cutting ties to ALEC. "As part of our annual budget review, we have adjusted our participation in several groups. We will not be participating in ALEC in 2016," wrote Christin Baker, a Ford spokesperson in an email to CMD.^[176] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Fort Howard Corp.^[20] (now part of Koch Industries' Georgia-Pacific -- both are ALEC members)
Fontem Ventures, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold, "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($25,000 in 2010),^[32]^[20] terminated ALEC membership on January 14, 2013, according to ALEC documents.^[23] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Fremont Company^[22]
Fremont Pacific Compensation Insurance Group (now Pacific Compensation Insurance Company)^[20]
Frito-Lay Inc.^[20]
Frontier, "Director" level sponsor of ALEC's 2012 meeting in Salt Lake City^[61] ($5,000 in 2010)^[32]
Fruit of the Loom (a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway)^[22]

G

Gates Corp.^[20]
Gaylord Container^[22]
GEICO,^[22]^[20] ALEC "Private Sector Member" in 1997^[177]
Genentech, Inc.^[94]^[20] (now part of the Roche Group, also a supporter of ALEC in the past) - A company spokesperson told CMD in July 2013, "Genentech, a Member of the Roche Group, has not been a paying dues member of ALEC since 2009."^[178]
General Electric^[20] member of ALEC's Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force^[64] - told ColorOfChange.org (CoC) that it decided not to renew its ALEC membership in July 2012.^[159] Please see Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
- General Electric Capital Corp.^[20]
- General Electric Medical Systems^[94]
General Mills Restaurants^[20] (former subsidiary of General Mills, spun off to shareholders in 1995 to become Darden Restaurants, which was an ALEC member), ALEC "Private Sector Member" in 1994-5^[179]
General Motors Corporation (GM),^[22]^[20] ALEC Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force^[16] and Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force member in 2011^[180] (also ALEC member in 1992^[181]) - GM told CMD in July 2012 that it had "decided to discontinue relations with ALEC at this time."^[182] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Genesee & Wyoming Inc. ("short line and regional freight railroads in the United States, Canada, Australia, the Netherlands and Belgium"^[183]), "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($5,000 in 2010)^[32]
Geo Group, listed expenditure for "ALEC AZ Night Washington D.C." on its 2009 Arizona Lobbying Report^[184] and for "Dinner for ALEC Washington D.C" on its 2008 Arizona Lobbying Report^[185]
George K. Baum & Company^[22]
Georgia Chemistry Council, lobbying filings in Georgia reported paying for legislators' meals at the Georgia General Assembly Delegation Dinner at an ALEC policy conference in 2015 ^[27]
Georgia-Pacific (owned by Koch Industries), ALEC 2011 Annual Meeting Louisiana Host Committee member^[18]^[20] and member of ALEC's Civil Justice Task Force^[186]
Georgia Power Company, a subsidiary of Southern Company, lobbying filings in Georgia reported paying for legislators' meals at the Georgia General Assembly Delegation Dinner at an ALEC policy conference in 2015.^[27]^[187]
Gerber Products^[20]
GlaxoSmithKline,^[20] ALEC "Private Enterprise" Board of Directors member;^[1] State corporate co-chair of New Mexico, New York, and North Carolina,^[18] member of ALEC's Civil Justice^[84] and Health and Human Services Task Forces;^[19] and “Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,^[188]but the company's CEO, Sir Andrew Witty, said in a response to a shareholder's question at the company's annual meeting in May 2013 that the company had decided to sever its relationship with ALEC.^[9] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Golden Rule Insurance,^[20] member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force in 1993^[94]
Google, a member of the ALEC Communications and Technology Task Force^[171] that joined in August 2011, according to ALEC,^[189] confirmed that it would not renew its ALEC membership at the end of 2014^[190] after its chairman, Eric Schmidt, told NPRs Diane Rehm on September 22, 2014, "The consensus within the company was that that was some sort of mistake and so we're trying to not do that in the future.... The company has a very strong view that we should make decisions in politics based on facts -- what a shock. And the facts of climate change are not in question anymore. Everyone understands climate change is occurring and the people who oppose it are really hurting our children and our grandchildren and making the world a much worse place. And so we should not be aligned with such people -- they're just, they're just literally lying."^[191] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
The Graydon Group LLC, "Trustee"-level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000).^[43]
Great Plains Communications, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Green Capitol, LLC, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Great West Life Assurance Co.^[20]
Growmark Inc.^[22]
Grumman Data Systems^[20]
GTE Corporation (now Verizon)^[22]^[20]
GTECH Corp. (gaming technology and services company now part of Lottomatica Group)^[20]
Guarantee Trust Life Insurance, co-chair of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force,^[192]^[193] "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,^[194] "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC States and Nation Policy Summit,^[42] and "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000).^[43] "Chairman Level" sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[7] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Gulf States Toyota, "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($10,000 in 2010)^[32] and "Trustee" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference.^[195]

H

Hancor, Inc. (now part of Advanced Drainage Systems)^[22]^[20]
Hanover Insurance Co.^[20]
Harris Deville & Associates (public relations & lobbying), "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($5,000 in 2010)^[32] and Louisiana Host Committee member^[18]
Harris Trust and Savings Bank (Harris Bank)^[22]
Henkel (German consumer products firm)^[20]
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc. (now owned by Pernod Ricard)^[20]
Hoechst-Roussell Pharmaceutical Corporation, member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force in 1993^[94]
Hoffman-La Roche,^[22] member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force in 1993^[94]
Hollywood Casino Corp.^[20]
Home Depot, member of ALEC's Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force until it terminated its membership on January 14, 2013, according to an ALEC document.^[23] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Homestake Mining Co. (now part of Barrick Gold Corp.)^[20]
Honeywell, In November, 2018, Honeywell confirmed to The Intercept that it would discontinue its ALEC membership. See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.Member of ALEC Civil Justice Task Force^[84] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Household International^[22]^[20]
Houston Industries^[20]
Hewlett-Packard (HP), "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($5,000 in 2010)^[32] Member of ALEC's Communications and Technology Task Force^[10] - HP told ColorOfChange.org in July 2012 that it is not currently an ALEC member.^[89] Please see Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Humana Corporation, member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force in 1993^[94]
Hunt Guillot & Associates (engineering firm with offices in LA, TX & PA), Exhibitor at ALEC's 2011 Annual Conference^[18]
Hutchinson Technology^[20]

I

IBM,^[20] a company spokesperson confirmed in June 2013 that IBM is no longer an ALEC member and does not "provide ALEC with any financial support, including financial support for their meetings."^[196] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Ideal Image Development, joined ALEC's Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force on July 3, 2013^[23]
Ice Miller Legal, "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.^[5]
Illinois Power Company^[22]
Illinois Tool Works^[22]
Imagine Learning (maker of educational software for learning English as a second language, based in Provo, UT), Member of ALEC Utah Host Committee for 2012 annual meeting^[61] and “Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[197]
Imperial Chemical Industries Pharmaceuticals (acquired by AkzoNobel in January 2008),^[198] member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force in 1993^[94]
Independence Mining Co. (now owned by General Metals Corp.)^[20]
Industrial Biotechnology Association, member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force in 1993^[94]
Inland Steel Industries^[22]
Insight Schools, Member of ALEC's Education Task Force^[199]
Intel, ALEC funder in 2002,^[200] stated in June 2013 that Intel is not a member of ALEC and does not sponsor ALEC^[201] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
International Fidelity Insurance Co.^[20]
International Game Technology^[83]
International Paper,^[22]^[20] a member of ALEC's Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force^[122] and "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($10,000 in 2010),^[32] told Common Cause September 26, 2014 that "we no longer have a membership with ALEC" and confirmed the company also no longer funds ALEC.^[202] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Intuit, Inc.^[37], "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($25,000 in 2010)^[32] and former corporate board member -- told the CMD April 5, 2012 that it had declined to renew ALEC membership.^[203] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
IPALCO Enterprises (Indianapolis Power & Light)^[20]
Irby Construction Co.^[20]
Isaacson and Walsh, P.C. Donald Isaacson and Cheyenne Walsh are listed as "ALEC Private Sector Non-Member"s in a 2018 email.^[72]
Isle Blackhawk, "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.^[5]

J

Jack Daniels, "Vice Chairman Level Sponsor" of the 2018 ALEC Policy Meeting^[26]
Jacobs Entertainment (film buying and marketing firm^[204]), "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($10,000 in 2010)^[32]
JC Penney Co.^[20]
John Deere & Company,^[22]^[20] ALEC Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force member^[16]^[81] - John Deere told ColorOfChange.org in July 2012 that it is leaving ALEC.^[89] Please see Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Johnson & Johnson^[37], "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($25,000 in 2010)^[32]^[20] and member of ALEC's Civil Justice Task Force^[84] and Health and Human Services Task Force.^[19] - Announced on June 12, 2012, that it would "suspend" its ALEC membership.^[205] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Joseph E. Seagram & Sons Inc. (now Vivendi)^[22]
J.R. Simplot Company, Member of ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force^[96]

K

K12 Inc., Exhibitor at ALEC's 2011 Annual Conference,^[18] member of ALEC's Education Task Force,^[99] "Chairman" level sponsor at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($50,000),^[206] host committee for the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference,^[207] "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,^[208] "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000),^[43] "Director" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($10,000).^[6] Listed as a member of the "2017 Annual Meeting Host Committee"^[7] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Kansas City Power and Light Co. (now part of Great Plains Energy)^[20]
Kansas City Southern (an "international transportation holding company" that owns, among other things, the Panama Canal Railway Company), "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($5,000 in 2010),^[32]^[20] and open bar cocktail hour sponsor at the 2014 Spring Task Force Summit.^[209]
Kaplan Higher Education, Member of ALEC Education Task Force^[99] - Kaplan announced in April 2012 that it had declined to renew its ALEC membership in August 2011.^[210] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Know Who (political contact information company), Exhibitor at ALEC's 2011 Annual Conference^[18]
Koch Industries and Koch Industries Public Sector,^[20] Private Enterprise Board member,^[1] State corporate co-chair of Kansas,^[18] "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($25,000 in 2010),^[32] and open bar cocktail hour sponsor at the 2014 Spring Task Force Summit.^[211] Koch Industries is also a member of ALEC's Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force,^[122] Civil Justice Task Force,^[84] Public Safety and Elections Task Force,^[212] and Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force.^[64] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Kraft Food, Inc., Member of ALEC's Commerce, Insurance, and Economic Development Task Force ^[81]^[37], "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($5,000 in 2010)^[32]^[20] - announced it would leave ALEC April 5, 2012.^[213] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.

L

Laidlaw Environmental Services, Inc.^[20]
Laidlaw Transit Ltd.^[20]
LaSalle National Bank^[22]
Leadership Directories, Inc. (political contact information business), Exhibitor at ALEC's 2011 Annual Conference^[18]
Leavitt Partners (Utah healthcare and food safety business advisory firm) - Director Cheryl S. Smith spoke on "Health Insurance Exchanges: States in Charge!" at ALEC's 2011 Annual Meeting^[214]
Lederle Laboratories^[94]
Legislative Information Services of America: ^[61]
Levin Strategic Resources (public relations firm), won State Chair of the Year Award for Wyoming at ALEC's annual conference in 2012^[61]
Lexington National Insurance Co.^[20]
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.^[20]
LifeSafer Interlock Holdings, Inc. (manufacturer of ignition interlocks to be installed in the vehicles of DUI offenders), Exhibitor at ALEC's 2011 Annual Conference^[18]
Linn Energy, "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference^[215]
LKQ Corporation and Keystone Automotive Industries, Member of ALEC's Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force^[81] and member of ALEC Utah Host Committee for 2012 annual meeting^[61]
LoanMax, Member of ALEC's Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force;^[81] terminated its membership on March 19, 2013, according to an ALEC document, having "told us they do not want to renew."^[23] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Logisticare Solutions, LLC, Member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force^[19]
Logix Solutions, Inc.^[22]
Long Term Care, Inc., member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force in 1993^[94]
LouisDreyfus Commodities, "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($25,000 in 2010)^[32] - told CMD in July 2012 that it had decided not to fund ALEC this year.^[216] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Lowe's Companies, Inc. (home improvement chain), member of ALEC's Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force (along with Home Depot) until it terminated its membership on April 22, 2013, according to an ALEC document.^[23] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
LTC Inc. (structural and specialty steel detailers)^[20]
Luminant Energy (subsidiary of Energy Future Holdings), "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference^[217] and "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($50,000).^[43]
LyondellBasell Industries, Member of ALEC's Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force^[122]

M

Macquarie Capital Advisors USA Inc., ALEC Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force member;^[218]^[81] terminated its membership on March 17, 2013, according to an ALEC document.^[23] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Management and Training Corporation (third-largest private prison company in the United States), attended ALEC 2010 Annual Meeting in San Diego^[219]
Marathon Petroleum Co.^[20] Member of ALEC's Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force^[122] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting. Note: in 2011, Marathon Petroleum and Marathon Oil became separate companies. Marathon Petroleum has remained active at ALEC.
Mars Inc., Exhibitor at ALEC's 2011 Annual Conference^[18] - announced April 12, 2012 that it had not renewed its ALEC membership^[220] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Mary Kay Cosmetics^[20]
Maximus^[20]
Mayflower Contract Services Inc.^[20]
McDonald's Corporation, former ALEC Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force Executive Committee member^[15]^[81] ^[20] - announced April 10, 2012, that it had declined to renew its ALEC membership^[221] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
McLane Company, Inc., Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
McKesson Corporation, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
McKinsey & Company, Private Enterprise Board Member in 2008 (partner Jeffrey Lane)^[222]^[37]
McMoRan Exploration Company ("exploration, development and production of oil and natural gas offshore in the Gulf of Mexico and onshore in the Gulf Coast area... focused on the 'deep gas play,' drilling to depths of 15,000 to 25,000 feet... and on the 'ultra-deep gas play' below 25,000 feet," principal operating subsidiary MOXY^[223]), "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($25,000 in 2010)^[32]
MDU Resources Group, Inc., Member of ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force^[122]
Medco Health Solutions, Inc., Member of ALEC Health and Human Services Task Force^[19] - merged with Express Scripts in April 2012 and announced in July 2012 that both Medco and Express Scripts were no longer ALEC members^[224] (although, according to an ALEC document, it did not terminate its membership in the HHS task force until February 25, 2013, giving as its reason that it had "merged with Express Scripts," which had "dropped b/c of PBM issue" (?).^[23] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
MEGA Life & Health Insurance^[22]^[20]
Merck,^[20] "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($5,000 in 2010),^[32] member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force in 1993^[94] - told the New Jersey Star-Ledger in September 2012 that it would not renew its ALEC membership after 2012.^[225] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.^[20]
Miles Inc.^[20]
Micron Technology (semiconductor company^[226]), State corporate co-chair of Idaho,^[18] member of ALEC Utah Host Committee for 2012 annual meeting^[61] and “Vice Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[227]
Microsoft Corporation,^[22] Member of ALEC's Communications and Technology Task Force,^[10] ^[171]^[228] confirmed that "in 2014 Microsoft decided to no longer participate in the American Legislative Exchange Council’s Communications and Technology Task Force, which had been our only previous involvement with ALEC. With this decision, we no longer contribute any dues to ALEC" in an email to The Sustainability Group of Loring, Wolcott and Coolidge and Walden Asset Management, which had engaged Microsoft over its affiliation with ALEC.^[229] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
MidAmerican Energy Company^[230]^[22] (now Berkshire Hathaway Energy), sponsor for the ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force reception at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference.^[231] Confirmed to Greenpeace in May 2014 that it had cut ties to ALEC.^[36] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Midwest Generation, sponsor for the ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force reception at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference^[232]
MillerCoors Brewing Company,^[22]^[20] member of ALEC's Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force in 2011^[81] - MillerCoors told ColorOfChange.org in July 2012 that it had not renewed its membership in 2012, nor does it intend to.^[89] For more, see Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC.
Milliken & Co.,^[20] member of ALEC's Public Safety and Elections Task Force in 2011^[212]
MMR Group (Electrical & Instrumentation Construction, Maintenance, Management, and Technical Services company^[233]), ALEC Public Safety and Elections Task Force member in 2011^[56]
Mobil Oil Corp.^[20] (now Exxon Mobil, a current ALEC member)
Monarch, “Director” level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000).^[234]
Monsanto,^[20] ALEC member in 1992^[53]
Motorola, Inc.^[22]
Mt. Carmel Public Utility Company^[22]
MV Verisol (motor vehicle insurance verification company), member of ALEC's Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force^[81] and exhibitor at ALEC's 2011 Annual Conference^[18]
Mylan Pharmaceuticals, Inc.,^[20] member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force in 1993^[94]

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National Health Insurance, member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force in 1993^[94]
National Heritage Academies, Member of ALEC's Education Task Force^[99]
Nationwide Insurance Companies^[20]
Nestlé USA Inc.^[20] was, according to a company spokesperson, "a low-tier member of ALEC during a several year span in the 1990s ending, as I recall, in 1999. We have not been a member of ALEC since that time. We are looking to trim memberships rather than expand them at this time so I do not foresee a circumstance where we would consider rejoining," she said in May 2013.^[235] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Nevada Power^[20] (now NV Energy)
Newmont Mining Corporation^[20]
News Corporation (Rupert Murdoch's News Corp., which owns the Wall Street Journal, Fox News, and others, and whose education division is called "Amplify"), member of ALEC's Education Task Force and Communications and Technology Task Force,^[236]^[237] told Media Matters in response to an article published September 26, 2014 that the company is no longer a member of ALEC.^[238] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
NiSource's NIPSCO was a "Director" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($10,000).^[6]
NJOY eCigarette company, joined ALEC's Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force as well as its Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force on June 5, 2013^[23] (also a State Policy Network funder)
Noble Energy, Listed as a member of the "2017 Annual Meeting Host Committee" and as a "Vice Chairman Level" sponsor for the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[7]
Norfolk Southern, member of ALEC's Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force,^[81] "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($5,000 in 2010),^[32] "Trustee" level sponsor at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000),^[239] and “Leadership Dinner” sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference.^[240]
North Shore Gas, sponsor for the ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force reception at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference^[241]
Northern Telecom Inc.^[20]
Northrop Grumman, a historical ALEC member,^[20] rejoined ALEC July 1, 2013,^[23] and then cut ties to ALEC January 2015.^[242] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Northwestern Energy ("one of the largest providers of electricity and natural gas in the northwest quadrant of the United States"^[243]), State corporate co-chair of Montana^[18]
Novartis Member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force^[19] and recipient of ALEC's 2011 Private Sector Member of the Year Award^[128] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Novolex, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals, member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force until it terminated its membership on April 22, 2013, according to an ALEC document, because "contact difficult to get a hold of; possibly did not renew because only interested in diabetes related issue."^[23] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Nucor, Member of ALEC Utah Host Committee for 2012 annual meeting^[61]
NuStar Energy, "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference^[244]
NV Energy, ALEC State corporate co-chair of Nevada^[18] and Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force member,^[180]^[122] confirmed to Greenpeace in May 2014 that it had cut ties to ALEC.^[36] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
NYNEX Corp.^[20] (now Verizon Communications, an ALEC member)

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Oasis Financial, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Olin Corporation^[20]
Oncor (subsidiary of Energy Future Holdings), "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference^[245] and "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000).^[43]
OptumInsight (previously Ingenix, which was a wholly owned subsidiary of UnitedHealth Group and was sued for fraud by New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo in 2008 and "agreed to put $350 million into a class-action restitution fund to pay physicians and policyholders for services provided by out-of-network providers."^[246] The Optum health service businesses have a new name but are still subsidiaries of UnitedHealth Group.^[247]): Representatives Tom McGraw, Vice President of Government Program Integrity, and Wayne Neff, Senior Vice President of OptumHealthPublic Sector, spoke at a "Medicaid Crisis in the States: Private Sector Solutions You Can Use" workshop at the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting^[248]
Orchid Cellmark, Member of ALEC's Public Safety and Elections Task Force (the task force that approved ALEC's "Voter ID" and "Castle Doctrine" "model" bills) before it was disbanded in April 2012^[212]
Outback Steak House,^[20] ALEC member in 1998^[83]
Outdoor Systems^[20]
Overstock.com joined ALEC in 2012 to push state sales tax legislation and terminated its membership after one year, according to a spokesperson^[249] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
OXY USA Inc. (Occidental Petroleum Corporation),^[20] Member of ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force,^[122] had "no plans to continue Occidental's membership in, or make further payments to, ALEC" as of September 29, 2014, according to the National Journal.^[250] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
OxyChem (Occidental Petroleum Corporation)^[20]

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PacifiCorp, Member of ALEC's Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force,^[96] confirmed to Greenpeace in May 2014 that it had cut ties to ALEC.^[36] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Pacific Telesis Group^[20]
Parke-Davis, member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force in 1993^[94]
Parquet Public Affairs (Orlando, Washington, and New York PR firm),^[16] member of ALEC's Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force^[81]
Peabody Energy, Private Enterprise Board member,^[1] State corporate co-chair of Illinois and Wyoming,^[18] 2011 winner of ALEC's Private Sector Member of the Year Award,^[128] "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($50,000 in 2010),^[32] sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC,^[39] gave $2,000 to Arizona ALEC Scholarship Fund in January 2010 and another $2,000 in July 2010,^[251] “Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,^[252] "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($50,000),^[253] host committee for the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference,^[254] "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,^[255] Also a member of ALEC's Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force.^[96] "Director Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[7] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Pelopidas, LLC, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
People's Energy Corporation^[22] and "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of ALEC's 2014 States and Nation Policy Summit.^[42]
Peoples Gas, sponsor for the ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force reception at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference^[256]
Pennsylvania Electric Co.^[20]
Pennzoil Co.^[20]
Pepco Holdings, ALEC funder in 2002^[200]
Pepsi-Cola^[20] Member of ALEC's Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force^[64] - informed Color of Change in a letter dated January 25th that they would not renew their membership in ALEC in 2012.^[257] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Pfizer Inc.,^[20] Private Enterprise Board member,^[1] State corporate co-chair of Colorado, Nebraska and Wisconsin,^[18] member of ALEC's Civil Justice Task Force^[84] and Health and Human Services Task Force,^[19] "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($25,000 in 2010)^[32] and "Trustee" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,^[258] and "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000).^[43] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting. "Chairman Level Sponsor of the 2018 ALEC Policy Meeting^[26]
PFL Life Insurance Company,^[20] member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force in 1993^[94]
PG&E Corporation (parent of Pacific Gas and Electric Company), ALEC funder in 2010 ($5,000),^[259] 2002,^[200] and advertised in program for 1998 ALEC 25th Anniversary Annual Conference,^[83] confirmed to Greenpeace in May 2014 that it had cut ties to ALEC.^[36] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Pharmacia & Upjohn^[22]
Phelps Dodge Corp^[20]. (purchased from Newmont Mining by Freeport-McMoran, a current ALEC member)
Philip Morris Companies (now Altria, a current ALEC member)^[20] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Phillips 66 Petroleum^[20]^[22] (now ConocoPhillips)
Pinnacle West Capital, member of ALEC's Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force^[260]^[96] and gave $5,000 to Arizona ALEC Scholarship Fund in December 2010^[251]
Piedmont Natural Gas, "Trustee"-level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000).^[43]
Pioneer Financial Services^[20]
Pioneer Natural Resources, "Trustee" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference^[261]
Placer Dome US Inc. (now part of Barrick Gold, another previous ALEC member)^[20]
PNC Mortgage Corp. of America^[20]
Portland General Electric^[20]
Prairie State Energy Campus, “Trustee” level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000)^[262]
Procter & Gamble, member of ALEC Private Enterprise Board as of 2009^[263]^[37]^[20] - Told Color of Change that it would not renew its membership on April 20th.^[264] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Progress Energy (now merged with Duke Energy,^[265] another current ALEC member), State corporate co-chair of South Carolina,^[18] member of ALEC's Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force^[23]
Progressive Medical International (distributor of medical equipment and emergency care solutions based in Vista, CA), Member of ALEC Utah Host Committee for 2012 annual meeting^[61]
Progressive Solutions, “Director” level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference^[266] and “Leadership Reception” sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000).^[267]
Promus Companies^[20] (hotel management company that owned Holiday Inn and later Doubletree and Harrah's and is now owned by Hilton Hotels)
Prudential Financial^[20]
PublicData, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Publix Super Markets, Member of ALEC's Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force as of 2011,^[64] announced on June 24, 2013 via social media that it had "not been a member of ALEC since 2011."^[268] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Purdue Pharma, Member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force^[19]

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QEP Resources ("natural gas and oil exploration and production company"^[269]), "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($10,000 in 2010)^[32]
Quaker Oats Co.^[20] (now part of PepsiCo, a former ALEC member)

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Raytheon Company, donated $2,500 to the Arizona ALEC State Scholarship Fund on January 18, 2011^[270] - told Walden Asset Management by letter on September 9, 2014 that it "is not a member of ALEC and does not contribute to the organization."
Reagan National Advertising (outdoor advertising company based in Austin, TX), Member of ALEC Utah Host Committee for 2012 annual meeting^[61]
Reckitt Benckiser Group, Member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force^[19] and Public Safety and Elections Task Force^[212] - told ColorOfChange.org that it is no longer an ALEC member in August 2012^[159] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Reed Elsevier, Inc., member of ALEC "Private Enterprise" Board of Directors;^[37] and member of ALEC's Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force,^[81] Health and Human Services Task Force,^[19] Communications and Technology Task Force,^[10] and Public Safety and Elections Task Force^[212] - announced that it had resigned its board seat and dropped its ALEC membership "after considering the broad range of criticism being leveled at ALEC" on April 12, 2012^[271] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Renovate America, "Trustee"-level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000).^[43]
Repco^[20]
ResCare, member of ALEC Health and Human Services Task Force^[272]
Reynolds American,^[20]^[22] ALEC "Private Enterprise" Board of Directors member,^[1] recipient of ALEC's 2011 Private Sector Member of the Year Award,^[128] "President" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($100,000 in 2010),^[32] sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC,^[39] member of Louisiana Host Committee,^[18] sponsor of American Enterprise Institute President Arthur C. Brooks' "Leadership Dinner" speech in 2011,^[128] sponsor of the "Cigar Reception,"^[273] "President" level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,^[274] “President” level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($100,000),^[275] and host committee for the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference,^[276] "President" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($100,000),^[43]Nick Surgey and Connor Gibson, "ALEC Conference Funding Dominated by Big Polluters," PR Watch/Greenpeace, July 23, 2015.</ref> "Chair" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($50,000).^[6] Reynolds American is a member of ALEC's Civil Justice Task Force,^[84] Health and Human Services Task Force,^[19] International Relations Task Force^[277], Public Safety and Elections Task Force,^[212] and Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force.^[64] "President Level" sponsor of 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[7] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Rhone-Poulenc Rorer,^[22]^[20] member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force in 1993^[94]
Roadway Services^[20]
Robert Huff Designs (manufacturer of State, County, and City seals), Exhibitor at ALEC's 2011 Annual Conference^[18]
Roche Diagnostics Corporation (a U.S. subsidiary of the Swiss Roche Group, which has been an ALEC member), member of ALEC until it terminated its membership January 14, 2013.^[23] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Rocky Mountain Power (power company based in Salt Lake City, UT), Member of ALEC Utah Host Committee for 2012 annual meeting^[61]. Subsidiary of PacifiCorp & MidAmerican Energy Holdings Company, which confirmed to Greenpeace in May 2014 that all subsidiaries had cut ties to ALEC.^[36] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
R.R. Donnelley & Sons,^[22] a "Director" level sponsor of the ALEC Annual Conference in 1998, and listed as a new ALEC member^[83]
Rural/Metro Corp.^[20]
Ryan, Inc. (a tax services firm), member of ALEC's Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force until it terminated its membership on January 14, 2013.^[23] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Ryder Systems, Inc.^[20]

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Safety-Kleen Corp.^[20]
Sallie Mae (SLM Corporation)^[278] - Sallie Mae has been an ALEC member, but announced quietly in September 2013 that it had cut ties with the organization.^[279] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Salt River Project, ALEC "Private Enterprise" Board of Directors member^[1] and State corporate co-chair of Arizona^[18] as of 2011 and member of ALEC's Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force^[122] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting. SRP's Jason Baran listed as a "ALEC Private Sector Member" in 2018 email.^[72]
Sandoz Corp.^[20]
Sanofi (formerly Sanofi-Aventis), "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($25,000 in 2010),^[32] and member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force.^[19] Sanofi-Aventis also gave $3,000 to the Arizona ALEC Scholarship Fund in March 2010.^[251]^[37] Sanofi confirmed to CMD that it was cutting ties to ALEC in October 2012. See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more. Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
San Diego Gas & Electric^[20] (utility that provides natural gas and electricity to San Diego County and southern Orange County)
Santa Fe Pacific Gold Corp.^[20] (now part of Newmont Mining Corporation, another previous ALEC member)
SAP America, previously a member of ALEC's Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force^[81] and Communications and Technology Task Force,^[10] awarded ALEC's 2011 Private Sector of the Year Award,^[280] “Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,^[281] and "Director" level sponsor at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000).^[282] Told CMD that it was ceasing funding of ALEC on November 6, 2014 due to ALEC policies on climate change, renewable energy, guns and voting rights.^[283]
Sara Lee Corporation^[22]
Sazerac Company, "Director" level sponsor of the 2018 Alec Policy meeting.^[26]
SBC Communications Inc.^[20] (company changed its name to AT&T Inc. after it purchased its former parent company, AT&T Corporation -- AT&T is a current ALEC member)
SCANA Corp.,^[20] ALEC member in 1992^[53]
Scantron, Member of ALEC's Education Task Force^[99] - A Scantron spokesperson told CMD in May 2012 that it had cut ties with ALEC.^[284] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Schering-Plough^[20] (since acquired by Merck, a current ALEC member), member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force in 1003^[94]
The Schlueter Group, "Trustee"-level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000).^[43]
Schwan's Sales Enterprises Inc.^[20]
Seagram & Sons, Inc.^[20] (Seagram assets have since been acquired by other companies, notably Coca-Cola, which was recently an ALEC member; Diageo, which is a current ALEC member; and Pernod Ricard)
Security Finance Corporation, Member of ALEC Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force^[81] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Select Management Resources, LLC, lobbying filings in Georgia reported paying for legislators' meals at the Georgia General Assembly Delegation Dinner at an ALEC policy conference in 2015.^[27]^[285]
Sempra Energy (gave $15,000 to ALEC in 2006^[286])
Shaklee Corp.^[20]
Shell Oil Company, ALEC Civil Justice Task Force member,^[287], Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force Member,^[122] "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($50,000 in 2010),^[32] member of Louisiana Host Committee,^[18] and sponsor of the August 4th, 2011, Plenary Session speeches of ALEC "scholars" Arthur B. Laffer and Stephen Moore^[288]^[20]
SICPA Product Security LLC (supplier of security inks for banknotes and other documents, such as cigarette excise stamps), member of ALEC's now-defunct Public Safety and Elections Task Force; terminated its membership on January 14, 2013 while "waiting to see what issues emerge in JPP [ALEC's Justice Performance Project, which replaced the Public Safety and Elections Task Force]; cigarette" (?), according to ALEC documents.^[23] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Sierra Pacific Power Co. (now NV Energy, a current ALEC member)^[20]
SmithKline Beecham (now GlaxoSmithKline, a current ALEC member)^[20]
Solvay Pharmaceutical,^[20] member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force in 1993^[94]
Sony Corp.^[20]
Southern California Edison^[20]
Southern Company,^[20] ALEC member in 1992^[53]
Southern Pacific Transportation Co.^[20] (now part of Union Pacific, a recent ALEC member)
Southwest Ambulance^[20] (now part of Rural/Metro, a previous ALEC member)
Southwest Water Company, "Trustee" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference^[289]
Southwestern Bell Corp.^[20] (now AT&T, a current ALEC member)
Southwire Co.^[20]
Spectra Energy(natural gas infrastructure company), now merged with Enbridge.^[290] "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($5,000 in 2010)^[32]
Sprint Nextel (formerly United Telephone Company of Texas, a previous ALEC member^[22]^[20]), Member of ALEC's Communications and Technology Task Force. Sprint told Color of Change in August, 2012, that the company did not renew its membership for 2012. ^[10]
State Farm Insurance Co., ALEC "Private Enterprise" Board of Directors member,^[1] corporate co-chair of ALEC's Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force,^[291] recipient of ALEC's 2011 Private Sector Member of the Year Award,^[128] "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($50,000 in 2010)^[32] and “Vice Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[292] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
State Net (private company reporting on state legislation, with clients including "five of the nation's ten largest companies"^[293]), "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($10,000 in 2010)^[32]
Strategic Advocacy Group^[20] (public relations firm)
Sun Company Inc.^[20]
Sundstrand Corporation^[22]
Sunovion Pharmaceuticals, "Trustee"-level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000),^[43] "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.^[5]
Symantec Corporation, Member of ALEC's Communications and Technology Task Force^[10] - told Color of Change in August 2012 that it was no longer a member^[159] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Syntex Corp.^[20] (now part of the Roche Group, a previous ALEC member)

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T-Mobile USA, Member of ALEC's Communications and Technology Task Force,^[10] told Common Cause on April 8, 2015 that it had cut ties to ALEC.^[294] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Takeda Pharmaceutical (global pharmaceutical company based in Japan). In May, 2019, Takeda confirmed to Common Cause that it has "is not a member of ALEC. Please be assured that Takeda is committed to diversity and inclusion – treating everyone regardless of race, gender, age, sexual orientation, national origin, religion, disability, or any other personal characteristic fairly and equally." See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more. State corporate co-chair of Alaska, South Dakota and Washington,^[18] recipient of ALEC's 2011 State Chair of the Year Award,^[128] "President" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($100,000 in 2010),^[32] member of Louisiana Host Committee,^[18], member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force,^[19] "Director" level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,^[295] member of ALEC Utah Host Committee for 2012 Annual Conference,^[61] "Director" level sponsor at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000),^[296] and "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,^[297] "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000),^[43] "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.^[5] Takeda's Head of Governmental and External Affairs, David L. Dieter, also spoke at a plenary session at the 2011 Annual Conference.^[18] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Tampa Electric Co.^[20] (the principal subsidiary of TECO Energy, another previous ALEC member)
Taser International Inc. (stun gun maker), ALEC Public Safety and Elections Task Force member^[298]^[212] and Civil Justice Task Force Member;^[84] terminated ALEC membership on January 14, 2013, according to ALEC document.^[23] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
TECO Energy^[20]
Tenaska Capital Management, "Trustee"-level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000).^[43]
Tenneco Gas^[20]
TEVA Pharmaceuticals, Member of ALEC Health and Human Services Task Force^[19]
Texaco Inc.^[22]^[20]
Texas Farm Bureau, "Trustee" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference^[299]
Texas Roadhouse, Member of ALEC's Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force^[81]
Texas Star Alliance Energy Solutions, "Trustee"-level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000).^[43]
Texas Strategy Group, "Trustee"-level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000).^[43]
Texas Utilities Service Co^[20] (subsidiary of Energy Future Holdings, an ALEC member)
Thomson Reuters Accelus (created by the Thomson Corporation's purchase of Reuters in 2008^[300]), Exhibitor at ALEC's 2011 Annual Conference^[18]
Thunder Basin Coal Co.^[20] (now part of Arch Coal)
TicketMaster,^[20] ALEC "Private Sector Member" in 1997^[301] - Ticketmaster sent CMD a letter dated April 5, 2012 "advis[ing]" CMD to "cease and desist from including Ticketmaster" on SourceWatch.org, objecting to "the suggestion that Ticketmaster is somehow affiliated with ALEC" and threatening to sue CMD for libel and defamation.^[302]
Time Insurance Co.^[20] (an Assurant Health member company, formerly Fortis Health)^[20]
Time Warner Cable, State corporate co-chair of Ohio,^[18] member of ALEC's Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force^[64] and Communications and Technology Task Force,^[10] "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($10,000 in 2010),^[32] "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,^[303] and "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000).^[43]
TitleMax, "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference^[304]
TogetherRX Access (an LLC with 18 pharmaceutical member corporations^[305]), "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of and exhibitor at 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($25,000 in 2010)^[32]
Tower Loan, joined ALCE's Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force on February 20, 2013^[23]
Gulf States Toyota, "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($10,000 in 2010)^[32]
Transcanada, “Director” level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000),^[306] and "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference.^[307]
Transurban, Member of ALEC Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force^[81]
The Traveler's Companies, member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force in 1993^[94]
Tropicana^[20] (now owned by PepsiCo, a former ALEC member)
TRW Inc.^[20] (now part of Northrop Grumman, another previous ALEC member)
Tucson Electic Power/UniSource Energy Services, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting. TE's Steven Eddy listed as a "ALEC Private Sector Member" in 2018 email.^[72]
TXANS^[20] (works with Texan employers on injury prevention and the provision of workplace injury benefits by non-subscribers to workers' compensation)
TXU Energy (subsidiary of Energy Future Holdings), "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference^[308]

U

Uline, “Director” level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000)^[309]
Underwriters Surety Inc. (sister company of American Surety Company, which was a "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference, which in 2010 equated to $5,000.^[5])^[20]
Unilever^[20] (owner of Axe deodorant, Dove soap, Pond's cold cream, and many other common consumer brands), State corporate co-chair of Maryland.^[18] Unilever President Kees Kruythoff stated in a letter to shareholders in 2013, "Unilever is not a member of ALEC following a review undertaken at the end of 2011. We took the decision that ALEC's agenda did not align with our business objectives and values focused on social, economic, and environmental sustainability, and withdrew as a member."^[9] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Union Pacific Corporation^[22], a "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($5,000 in 2010),^[32] and “Trustee” level sponsor and “Leadership Dinner” sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000).^[310] Confirmed to Common Cause in November 2014 that the company is "not a member of ALEC and pays no annual dues to the organization".^[60] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
United Airlines^[22]
UnitedHealth Group, "Chairman" level sponsor of and exhibitor at 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($50,000 in 2010)^[32] and member of Louisiana Host Committee;^[18] Representatives Tom McGraw, Vice President of Government Program Integrity at subsidiary OptumInsight, Wayne Neff, Senior Vice President of subsidiary OptumHealthPublic Sector, and Russell C. Petrella, Community & State President of UnitedHealthcare, also spoke at a "Medicaid Crisis in the States: Private Sector Solutions You Can Use" workshop at the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting;^[248] member of the Health and Human Services Task Force; terminated its membership on April 22, 2013, according to an ALEC document, adding that it "left along with BCBS."^[23] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
United Infrastructure Co.^[20] (design/build contractor operating internationally)
United Parcel Service (UPS), ALEC "Private Enterprise" Board of Directors member,^[1] Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force Executive Committee member,^[15]^[81] State corporate co-chair of California,^[18] sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC,^[39] “Vice Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Conference,^[311] “Vice Chairman” level sponsor ($25,000) at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference,^[312] sponsor for the reception for incoming chairmen ($50,000) at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference,^[313] "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,^[314] "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of ALEC's 2014 States and Nation Policy Summit;^[42] lobbying filings in Georgia reported paying for legislators' meals at the Georgia General Assembly Delegation Dinner at an ALEC policy conference in 2015,^[27]^[315] "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000),^[43] "Vice Chair" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($25,000).^[6] Listed as a "Vice Chairman Level" sponsor for the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[7] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
United States Steel Corporation, sponsored the 2012 States & Nation Policy Meeting in Washington, DC,^[39] and “Director” level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000).^[316]
The Upjohn Co.^[20] (now part of Pharmacia AB, Monsanto and Pfizer, all of which have ties to ALEC)
UPS Airlines,^[20] State corporate co-chair of Kentucky^[18]
U.S. Generating Company,^[22]^[20] "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($25,000 in 2010)^[32]
U.S. Oncology, Member of ALEC Health and Human Services Task Force^[19] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
UST Public Affairs Inc.^[22]^[20] (now United States Smokeless Tobacco Company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Altria)
US West, Inc.^[22]^[20] (later Qwest Communications, and CenturyLink as of April 2011, both ALEC members)
UtiliCorp United Inc.^[20] (now part of Black Hills Corporation and Great Plains Energy)

V

Vancom Inc.^[20]
Variable Annuity Life Insurance Company (VALIC)^[22]
VASA Brougher^[20] (acquired by the Centris Group)
Verizon Communications, Inc., Informed The Intercept that it was leaving ALEC because ALEC hosted hate monger David Horowitz to speak at the 2018 Annual Meeting.^[317] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more. Former Private Enterprise Board member^[37] and current State corporate co-chair of Virginia and Wyoming^[18] and member of ALEC's Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force^[64] and Communications and Technology Task Force^[10]
Viad Corp.^[22]
Virginia Uranium, sponsored the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC.^[39]
Visa, "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($50,000 in 2010)^[32] and sponsor of the August 5th, 2011, Plenary Session speech of FreedomWorks' Dick Armey;^[18] also member of ALEC's Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force;^[81] told Boston Common Asset Management, which had been engaging with the company over the past year on lobbying disclosure, that it had dropped its ALEC membership in December 2013.^[318] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Vistra Energy, Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.

W

Watco Companies, “Leadership Dinner” sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference^[319]
Wackenhut Corrections (now Geo Group, another previous ALEC member)^[22]
Wallace Laboratories, member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force in 1993^[94]
Walgreens,^[20] member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force^[19] and "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($5,000 in 2010)^[32] - announced in July 2012 that it "will not be renewing its membership in the American Legislative Exchange Council."^[182] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Wall Street Journal (owned by Murdoch's News Corporation, an ALEC member) and ALEC Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force member via Editorial Board member Stephen Moore^[154]
Wal-Mart Stores^[20], Member of ALEC corporate board,^[37] "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($50,000 in 2010),^[32] and member of ALEC Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force,^[81] Health and Human Services Task Force,^[19] and Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force - Wal-Mart told Reuters on May 30 that it is suspending its ALEC membership.^[320] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Walt Klein & Associates^[20]
Wardwell Braiding Machine Co.^[20] (supplier of braiding textile equipment)
Washington Times^[22]
Waste Management Inc.^[20]
Wausau Insurance Companies^[20]^[22] (a member of Liberty Mutual Group, another previous ALEC member)
Weedmaps, "Chairman Level" sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting. ^[7]
Wendy's International Inc.^[22] (now the Wendy's/Arby's Group) - sent an email to CMD on April 11, 2012, stating that the fast food chain had decided not to renew their membership at the end of 2011.^[321] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
WellPoint, Member of ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force^[19] and "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference^[31] ($10,000 in 2010)^[32] - Wellpoint announced on March 1, 2013 that it had not attended an ALEC meeting nor supported ALEC financially since the summer of 2011 and has "no current plans to support ALEC or attend any of their meetings,"^[322] although an August 2013 ALEC board document suggested that it had not terminated its membership until April 22, 2013, and was then "considering giving funds outside of membership."^[23] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Wells Fargo, ALEC member in 2011; told CMD in September 2012 that it declined to renew its ALEC membership in 2012;^[225] then sponsored ALEC's 2013 Annual Meeting in Chicago;^[323] then told Common Cause in November 2014 that it is not a member or funder of ALEC.^[60] See Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Western Union, Member of ALEC Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force^[81] - told CoC in August 2012 that the company chose not to renew its ALEC membership in 2012.^[159] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
West Publishing Co.^[20] (subsidiary of Thomson Reuters, which has ties to ALEC)
Westvaco Corp.^[20] (now MeadWestvaco)
Whiteco^[20]
The Williams Companies (natural gas company^[324]), State corporate co-chair of Oklahoma^[18]
Wine Institute, Member of ALEC Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force^[81] and Public Safety and Elections Task Force^[212] Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting.
Wireless Generation (a for-profit online education, software and testing corporation), member 2007-2009,^[325] listed as new ALEC member in 2012,^[326] (the company denies this).^[325] The company was acquired by ALEC member News Corporation in 2010, and as of 2013 has been folded-in to News Corp's "Amplify" education division.
WMX Technologies Inc.^[20] (formerly Waste Management Inc., another previous ALEC member)
Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories^[22] (now Pfizer, a current ALEC member)

X

Xcel Energy, State corporate co-chair of Wisconsin^[18]. Xcel confirmed to Boulder Weekly that it stopped paying ALEC dues in 2010, though it was still listed as an ALEC state co-chair in 2011.^[156] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.

Y

Yahoo!, Member of ALEC's Communications and Technology Task Force,^[10]^[171] announced on September 24, 2014 -- after Microsoft, Google, Facebook, and Yelp dropped ALEC that week and ALEC responded by saying that Google had left because of misinformation -- that it had dropped its membership of ALEC.^[327] Please see Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.
Yelp, member of Communications and Technology Task Force in 2013,^[171] and also joined the Civil Justice Task Force on June 28, 2013.^[23] Told Common Cause on September 24, 2014 that they are no longer part of ALEC. ^[328]
YUM! Brands (owner of Kentucky Fried Chicken, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, Long John Silver's and A&W), State corporate co-chair of Kentucky^[18] and Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force ^[81] Labor and Business Regulation Subcommittee member^[16] - announced April 19, 2012, that it would pull out of ALEC.^[329] See Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC for more.

Z

Zions Bank, Member of ALEC Utah Host Committee for 2012 annual meeting^[61] and “Vice Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting.^[330]
Zoom Cycle Accessories^[20]
Zurich Insurance^[22]

Trade Groups

See ALEC Trade Groups.

Law and Lobbying Firms

See ALEC Law Firms.

Think Tanks and Other Non-Profit Groups

See ALEC Non-Profits.

Governmental Groups

See ALEC Governmental Groups.

Articles and Resources

External Resources

Defenders of Wildlife, Natural Resources Defense Council, "Corporations and Trades Associations that Fund ALEC," Corporate America's Trojan Horse in the States: The Untold Story Behind the American Legislative Exchange Council, online report, 2003.

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[40] Lisa Graves, More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure, PRWatch, August 15, 2013.

[41] Nick Surgey, Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference, PRWatch, July 31, 2014.

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[Workshop_.233-248] {Jump up to: 248.0} ^248.1 American Legislative Exchange Council, Workshop #3: "The Medicaid Crisis in the States: Private Sector Solutions You Can Use," speaker biographies and materials, August 3, 2011, on file with CMD

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[AZSchol.24-251] {Jump up to: 251.0} ^251.1 ^251.2 Laura Elliott, American Legislative Exchange Council, Draft AZ Scholarship Fund Account, email to [REDACTED], Russell Smoldon, Kristen Harrison and Patty Wisner (Administrative Assistant to Debbie Lesko, January 6, 2011, p. 13, obtained via public records request by DBA Press, accessed April 2012

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[259] Pacific Gas & Electric Company, Redacted Report of Pacific Gas and Electric Company Pursuant to General Order No. 77-M For the Year Ended December 31, 2010, corporate annual report, 2010, p. 116.

[260] American Legislative Exchange Council Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force, organization website, accessed May 26, 2011. This website has been altered by ALEC and no longer contains this information.

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[263] American Legislative Exchange Council, 2008 Form 990, filed with the IRS and received by Guidestar.org, August 19, 2009

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[268] Publix, @xultar Publix has not been a member of ALEC since 2011. ^BK, Twitter, June 24, 2013.

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[IRNOLA-277] American Legislative Exchange Council, IR Task Force, June 29, 2011, organizational membership spreadsheet, June 29, 2011, p. 32, obtained and released by Common Cause April 2012

[278] Rob McGarrah, Sallie Mae CEO Agrees to Talks with Students on Loan Debts, AFLCIO blog, May 31, 2013.

[279] Brendan Fischer, After Student Protests, Sallie Mae Becomes 50th Corporation to Dump ALEC, PRWatch, September 9, 2013.

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-{{#badges:AEX}}'''<big>Corporations identified as being involved with the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) since CMD's ALEC Exposed project launched in 2011 -- reliant upon the most recently available documentation or communication -- appear in BOLD below. All connections are footnoted.</big>'''
+{{Show badges|AEX}}'''<big>Corporations identified as being involved with the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) since CMD's ALEC Exposed project launched in 2011 -- reliant upon the most recently available documentation or communication -- appear in BOLD below. All connections are footnoted.</big>'''
 '''<big>Note that for corporations not in bold, either the corporation has stated that it is no longer involved or documentation on involvement with ALEC is less recent.'''</big>
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 * '''Admiralty''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * '''Advance America''', "Trustee" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref>
+* Advance Financial 24/7, "Director" Level Sponsor of the 2018 ALEC Policy Meeting<ref name=doculist/>
 * [[AES Corporation]], its IPL was a "Vice Chair" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($25,000).<ref name="exxon 2016"/>
 * [[Aflac]], lobbying filings in Georgia reported paying for legislators' meals at the Georgia General Assembly Delegation Dinner at an ALEC policy conference in 2015.<ref name="georgia lobbyists dig deep">James Salzer, "[http://www.ajc.com/news/news/state-regional-govt-politics/georgia-lobbyists-dig-deep-to-feed-lawmakers-at-bi/nmTnn/ Georgia lobbyists dig deep to feed lawmakers at bill-writing meetings]," ''Atlanta Journal Constitution'', June 3, 2015.</ref><ref>Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission, [http://media.ethics.ga.gov/search/Lobbyist/Lobbyist_Name.aspx?&FilerID=L20070335 Malcolm P. Smith], Lobbyist Report Forms, May 1-May 31 2015 filing, accessed June 2015.</ref>
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 * [[Alpha Natural Resources]]. Alpha bankruptcy filings listed ALEC as a “creditor” of Alpha, but did not provide details on when payments where made. [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2016/03/13062/chris-horner-revealed-counsel-coal-company-alpha-natural-resources]
 * '''Altria Client Services''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
-* '''[[Altria Group]]''', [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|ALEC Private Enterprise Board member]],<ref name="Private Enterprise Board">American Legislative Exchange Council [[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Enterprise_Board&Template=/CM/HTMLDisplay.cfm&ContentID=15553 Private Enterprise Board], organization website, accessed June 9, 2011</ref> co-chair of the [[International Relations Task Force]]<ref name="IRMeetingAgenda">American Legislative Exchange Council, International and Federal Relations Task Force meeting and Federal Relations Working Group, meeting agenda and materials, August 4, 2011, on file with CMD</ref>, "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($50,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC<ref name="SNPS 2012">American Legislative Exchange Council, 2012 SNPS Sponsors, organizational document, 2012 SNPS Agenda on file with CMD.</ref> “Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC States and Nation Policy Summit,<ref name="2014SNPS">American Legislative Exchange Council, [https://www.prwatch.org/files/12-2014_alec_conference_sponsors_.jpg 2014 States and Nation Policy Summit Sponsors], organizational brochure, December 3, 2014.</ref> and "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
+* '''[[Altria Group]]''', [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|ALEC Private Enterprise Board member]],<ref name="Private Enterprise Board2011">American Legislative Exchange Council [[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Enterprise_Board&Template=/CM/HTMLDisplay.cfm&ContentID=15553 Private Enterprise Board], organization website, accessed June 9, 2011</ref> co-chair of the [[International Relations Task Force]]<ref name="IRMeetingAgenda">American Legislative Exchange Council, International and Federal Relations Task Force meeting and Federal Relations Working Group, meeting agenda and materials, August 4, 2011, on file with CMD</ref>, "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($50,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC<ref name="SNPS 2012">American Legislative Exchange Council, 2012 SNPS Sponsors, organizational document, 2012 SNPS Agenda on file with CMD.</ref> “Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC States and Nation Policy Summit,<ref name="2014SNPS">American Legislative Exchange Council, [https://www.prwatch.org/files/12-2014_alec_conference_sponsors_.jpg 2014 States and Nation Policy Summit Sponsors], organizational brochure, December 3, 2014.</ref> and "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * [[Alza Corporation]] (now part of [[Johnson & Johnson]])<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * [[Amazon]].com, Member of ALEC's [[Communications and Technology Task Force]]<ref name="ITNOLA"/>, "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($10,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> - announced at a shareholder meeting on May 24, 2012 that it had decided not to renew its membership in ALEC this year.<ref>Rebekah Wilce, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/05/11534/amazoncom-16th-corporation-dump-alec Amazon.com 16th Corporation to Dump ALEC], ''PRWatch.org'', May 24, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
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 * American Chambers Life Insurance<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * American Cyanamid Co.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
-* [[American Electric Power]], member of ALEC [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]],<ref name="EEAMeetingMaterials"/> "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($50,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> member of Louisiana Host Committee,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC,<ref name="SNPS 2012"/> “Vice Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> and "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($50,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/> In December 2015 AEP announced that it would not renew its membership in ALEC.<ref>Dan Gearino, "[http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/business/2015/12/08/aep-drops-memebership-in-conservative-group.html AEP dropping out of conservative lobbying group]," ''Columbus Dispatch'', December 8, 2015.</ref> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
+* [[American Electric Power]], member of ALEC [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]],<ref name="EEAMeetingMaterials"/>. AEP rejoined ALEC and [https://documented.net/2018/03/08/revealed-names-alec-lobbyist-legislator-members/ attended the 2017 ALEC annual meeting in Denver, CO], after publicly leaving ALEC in December, 2015.<ref>Dan Gearino, "[http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/business/2015/12/08/aep-drops-memebership-in-conservative-group.html AEP dropping out of conservative lobbying group]," ''Columbus Dispatch'', December 8, 2015.</ref> "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($50,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> member of Louisiana Host Committee,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC,<ref name="SNPS 2012"/> “Vice Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> and "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($50,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/>
 * [[American Express]] Company<ref name="ALEC Watch"/><ref name="CLEAR"/><ref name="1992AR"/> (Second Vice Chairman of [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces#1999|ALEC corporate board]] in 1999<ref name="1999MemberLetter">Michael Flynn, Director of Legislation and Policy, American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/emy82i00/pdf Letter to ALEC Members], April 15, 1999, archived in Tobacco Library, accessed April 2012</ref>)
 * American Home Products Corp
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 * '''Arduin, Laffer & Moore Econometrics''', Member of ALEC [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]]<ref name="TaxCinci"/>
 * Argosy Gaming Co.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
-* '''[[Arizona Public Service Company]]'''(APS)<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/task-forces/energy-environment-and-agriculture/ Energy, Environment, and Agriculture Task Force], organization website, accessed April 13, 2011. '''This page has been altered by ALEC and no longer contains this information.'''</ref><ref name="CLEAR"/> - announced it would end its ALEC membership April 12, 2012,<ref>Jeremy Duda, [http://azcapitoltimes.com/news/2012/04/12/aps-ending-alec-membership-srp-considers-doing-same/ APS ending ALEC membership; SRP considers doing same], ''Arizona Capitol Times'', April 12, 2012</ref> then rejoined ALEC in November 2012, paying "$7,000 in membership fees and an additional $3,000 to have a seat on ALEC’s [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]]," according to the ''Arizona Capitol Times''.<ref>Luige del Puerto, [http://azcapitoltimes.com/news/2013/11/07/arizona-public-service-aps-quietly-rejoined-alec-american-legislative-exchange-council-months-after-publicly-leaving-in-2012/ Months after publicly leaving ALEC in 2012, APS quietly rejoined], ''Arizona Capitol Times'', November 7, 2013.</ref> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more. [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
+* '''[[Arizona Public Service Company]]'''(APS)<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/task-forces/energy-environment-and-agriculture/ Energy, Environment, and Agriculture Task Force], organization website, accessed April 13, 2011. '''This page has been altered by ALEC and no longer contains this information.'''</ref><ref name="CLEAR"/> - announced it would end its ALEC membership April 12, 2012,<ref>Jeremy Duda, [http://azcapitoltimes.com/news/2012/04/12/aps-ending-alec-membership-srp-considers-doing-same/ APS ending ALEC membership; SRP considers doing same], ''Arizona Capitol Times'', April 12, 2012</ref> then rejoined ALEC in November 2012, paying "$7,000 in membership fees and an additional $3,000 to have a seat on ALEC’s [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]]," according to the ''Arizona Capitol Times''.<ref>Luige del Puerto, [http://azcapitoltimes.com/news/2013/11/07/arizona-public-service-aps-quietly-rejoined-alec-american-legislative-exchange-council-months-after-publicly-leaving-in-2012/ Months after publicly leaving ALEC in 2012, APS quietly rejoined], ''Arizona Capitol Times'', November 7, 2013.</ref> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more. [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]]. APS's Katie Prendergas, Rodney Ross, Michael Vargas are listed as "ALEC Private Sector Member"s in a 2018 email.<ref name="taylor"/>
 * Artemis Exploration<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * [[Arthur Anderson]]<ref name="ALEC Watch"/>
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 * [[AstraZeneca]],<ref name="CLEAR"/> [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Delaware<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> and member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> confirmed in response to an April 2013 shareholder question that it decided not to renew its membership in ALEC's task force.<ref>ShareAction, [http://shareaction.org/lobbying_agms#astrazeneca Astra Zeneca], organizational website, accessed August 2014.</ref> Please see [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * '''Asurion''', "Trustee" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref>
-* '''[[AT&T]]''', [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|Private Enterprise Board]] member,<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/>, [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> [[Communications and Technology Task Force]]<ref name="TITMeetingAgenda">American Legislative Exchange Council, "[http://www.commoncause.org/issues/more-democracy-reforms/alec/whistleblower-complaint/original-complaint/National_ALEC_Exhibit_4_TaIT_2011_Annual_Meeting.pdf Telecommunications & Information Technology Task Force Meeting]," agenda and meeting materials, July 18, 2011.</ref><ref> American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.commoncause.org/issues/more-democracy-reforms/alec/whistleblower-complaint/original-complaint/National_ALEC_Exhibit_4_TaIT_2011_SNPS.pdf Telecommunications & Information Technology Task Force Meeting 2011 States and Nation Policy Summit December 1, 2011 Meeting Draft Minutes], organizational document, April 6, 2012, p. 10, obtained and released by Common Cause April 2012</ref> and [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]]<ref name="TaxCinci"/> member, "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($50,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> member of Louisiana Host Committee,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> “Vice Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference;<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014. </ref> lobbying filings in Georgia reported paying for legislators' meals at the Georgia General Assembly Delegation Dinner at an ALEC policy conference in 2015,<ref name="georgia lobbyists dig deep"/> and "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($50,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/><ref>Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission, [http://media.ethics.ga.gov/search/Lobbyist/Lobbyist_Name.aspx?&FilerID=L20050502 Kevin F. Curtin], Lobbyist Report Forms, May 1-May 31 2015 filing, accessed June 2015.</ref> "Trustee's Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
+* '''[[AT&T]]''', '''In November, 2018, [https://theintercept.com/2018/11/29/alec-corporate-funders-charles-koch/ AT&T confirmed to The Intercept] that it would discontinue its ALEC membership. See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.''' [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|Private Enterprise Board]] member,<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/>, [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> [[Communications and Technology Task Force]]<ref name="TITMeetingAgenda">American Legislative Exchange Council, "[http://www.commoncause.org/issues/more-democracy-reforms/alec/whistleblower-complaint/original-complaint/National_ALEC_Exhibit_4_TaIT_2011_Annual_Meeting.pdf Telecommunications & Information Technology Task Force Meeting]," agenda and meeting materials, July 18, 2011.</ref><ref> American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.commoncause.org/issues/more-democracy-reforms/alec/whistleblower-complaint/original-complaint/National_ALEC_Exhibit_4_TaIT_2011_SNPS.pdf Telecommunications & Information Technology Task Force Meeting 2011 States and Nation Policy Summit December 1, 2011 Meeting Draft Minutes], organizational document, April 6, 2012, p. 10, obtained and released by Common Cause April 2012</ref> and [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]]<ref name="TaxCinci"/> member, "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($50,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> member of Louisiana Host Committee,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> “Vice Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference;<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014. </ref> lobbying filings in Georgia reported paying for legislators' meals at the Georgia General Assembly Delegation Dinner at an ALEC policy conference in 2015,<ref name="georgia lobbyists dig deep"/> and "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($50,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/><ref>Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission, [http://media.ethics.ga.gov/search/Lobbyist/Lobbyist_Name.aspx?&FilerID=L20050502 Kevin F. Curtin], Lobbyist Report Forms, May 1-May 31 2015 filing, accessed June 2015.</ref> "Trustee's Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * '''Atmos Energy''', "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($10,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/>
 * Axiom Strategies, Listed as a member of the "2017 Annual Meeting Host Committee"<ref name="2017program"/>
-* '''Axon''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
+* '''Axon''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]]. Axon's Esmael Ansari is listed as a "ALEC Private Sector Member" in 2018 email.<ref name="taylor">Melissa Taylor, [Melissa Taylor email to Karen Fann On File at CMD], ''Arizona ALEC List'', July 27, 2018.</ref>
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+* '''B3 Strategies''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].B3's Russell Smoldon is listed as an "ALEC Private Sector Member" in a 2018 email.<ref name="taylor"/>
 * Baltimore Gas and Electric Co.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * [[Bank of America]]<ref name="ALEC Watch"/> Member of ALEC's [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]]<ref name="CIEDNOLA"/> - A BofA spokesperson told Walden Asset Management that it was cutting ties to ALEC in November 2012.<ref>Rebekah Wilce, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/11/11847/bank-america-cuts-ties-alec Bank of America Cuts Ties to ALEC], ''PRWatch.org'', November 29, 2012.</ref> Please see [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
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 * [[Barrick Gold Corporation]]<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * [[Baxter Healthcare]] Corporation<ref name="ALEC Watch"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> (a "Director" level sponsor of the 1998 ALEC Annual Conference, but not listed as a "Private Sector Member"<ref name="1998MeetingBrochure">American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/xlw76d00/pdf 25th Annual Meeting], organizational brochure, August 18-22, 1998, archived in Tobacco Library, accessed April 2012</ref>)
-* '''[[Bayer]] Corp.''' (one of the [["Big 6" Pesticide and GMO Corporations]]), [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Massachusetts, Nevada, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, and Texas;<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($50,000 in 2010);<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC;<ref name="SNPS 2012"/> member of ALEC [[Civil Justice Task Force|Civil Justice]]<ref name="CJNOLA"/> and [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> former [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|Private Enterprise Board]] member,<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> “Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> and "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference.<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref>
+* '''[[Bayer]] Corp.''' (one of the [["Big 6" Pesticide and GMO Corporations]]), [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Massachusetts, Nevada, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, and Texas;<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($50,000 in 2010);<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC;<ref name="SNPS 2012"/> member of ALEC [[Civil Justice Task Force|Civil Justice]]<ref name="CJNOLA"/> and [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> former [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|Private Enterprise Board]] member,<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> “Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> and "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference.<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * Bell Atlantic<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * Bell Atlantic PA<ref name="ALEC Watch"/>
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 * BioTown Ag, "Director" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($10,000).<ref name="exxon 2016"/>
 * [[Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association|Blue Cross Blue Shield]]: Member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]]<ref name="HHSCinci"/>, "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($10,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/><ref name="ALEC Watch"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> - Announced on April 19th that it had not renewed its membership in February 2012<ref>Julian Pecquet, [http://thehill.com/blogs/healthwatch/health-insurance/222049-blue-cross-blue-shield-quits-conservative-legislative-organization-alec Blue Cross Blue Shield quits conservative legislative organization ALEC], ''The Hill'', April 17, 2012</ref> (but a August 2013 ALEC board document suggested that the company hadn't terminated its membership until April 4, 2013, "after losing on exchanges workshop").<ref name="ALECboard"/> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
+* '''Blue Cross Blue Shield Association''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * BlueCross BlueShield of Louisiana, "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($5,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> - Announced on April 19th that it had not renewed its membership in February 2012.<ref>Julian Pecquet, [http://thehill.com/blogs/healthwatch/health-insurance/222049-blue-cross-blue-shield-quits-conservative-legislative-organization-alec Blue Cross Blue Shield quits conservative legislative organization ALEC], ''The Hill'', April 17, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
+* '''Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * [[Blue Cross Blue Shield]] of Texas<ref name="ALEC Watch"/> - Announced on April 19th that it had not renewed its membership in February 2012.<ref>Julian Pecquet, [http://thehill.com/blogs/healthwatch/health-insurance/222049-blue-cross-blue-shield-quits-conservative-legislative-organization-alec Blue Cross Blue Shield quits conservative legislative organization ALEC], ''The Hill'', April 17, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * '''[[Boehringer Ingelheim]]''',<ref name="ALEC Health 1993"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> Member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC,<ref name="SNPS 2012"/> and "Director" level sponsor at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000).<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniversary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref>
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 * [[Browning-Ferris]] Industries (licensed trademark of [[Allied Waste Industries]])<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * '''[[Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad]] (BNSF)''', Member of ALEC [[Civil Justice Task Force]],<ref name="CJNOLA">American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.commoncause.org/issues/more-democracy-reforms/alec/whistleblower-complaint/original-complaint/National_ALEC_Exhibit_4_Civil_Justice_2011_Annual_Meeting_New_Orleans.pdf Director - Full Name and Address], organizational task force membership directory, June 30, 2011, p. 31, obtained and released by Common Cause April 2012</ref> "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($5,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000),<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniversary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> and "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.<ref name="aarp 2016"/>
+* '''Brubaker and Associates''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * Burroughs Wellcome (now [[GlaxoSmithKline]], which is an [[#G|ALEC member]])<ref name="ALEC Health 1993"/><ref name="CLEAR"/>
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 * '''[[Caterpillar]]''', Inc.,<ref name="ALEC Watch"/> “Trustee” level sponsor at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000)<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniversary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> and "Trustee" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference.<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref>
 * '''ccAdvertising''' (constituent research and data acquisition), "Trustee" level sponsor of ALEC's 2014 States and Nation Policy Summit<ref name="2014SNPS"/>
-* '''[[Celgene]] Corporation'''<ref>Greg Chesmore, Director of State Government Relations, Celgene Corporation, [http://www.scribd.com/doc/51654823/Writing-Alec-Legislation Email to Leah Vukmir], Wisconsin state legislator and ALEC member, September 24, 2009, open records request email posted on Scribd by Cory Liebmann, March 27, 2011</ref>, [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Illinois,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000),<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniversary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.<ref name="aarp 2016"/>
+* '''[[Celgene]] Corporation'''<ref>Greg Chesmore, Director of State Government Relations, Celgene Corporation, [http://www.scribd.com/doc/51654823/Writing-Alec-Legislation Email to Leah Vukmir], Wisconsin state legislator and ALEC member, September 24, 2009, open records request email posted on Scribd by Cory Liebmann, March 27, 2011</ref>, [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Illinois,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000),<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniversary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.<ref name="aarp 2016"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * '''Centaur Gaming''', "Vice Chairman" sponsor of ALEC 2016 Annual Conference.<ref>Nick Surgey and Jessica Mason, "[https://www.exposedbycmd.org/2016/07/28/casino-dollars-now-funding-alec/ Casino Dollars Now Funding ALEC]," Center for Media and Democracy, July 28, 2016.</ref>
 * '''[[CenterPoint 360]]''', [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|ALEC Private Enterprise Board]] member<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/>
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 * Central Illinois Light Co. (now [[Ameren]]CILCO)<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * Central Reserve Life<ref name="ALEC Health 1993"/><ref name="CLEAR"/>
-* '''CenturyLink''' (formerly [[Qwest Communications]] until April 2011, preceded by US West, Inc.), "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($10,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> "Director" level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/07/11679/lot-white-space-firms-drop-alecs-meeting-brochure A Lot of White Space: Firms Drop Off ALEC's Meeting Brochure], ''PRWatch'', July 30, 2012.</ref> and "Director" level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000).<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniversary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> Also a member of ALEC's [[Communications and Technology Task Force]].<ref name="ITNOLA"/> <ref> ALEC: [2010 States&Nation Policy Summit Agenda http://www.commoncause.org/issues/more-democracy-reforms/alec/whistleblower-complaint/original-complaint/National_ALEC_Exhibit_4_TaIT_2010_SNPS.pdf] Available through Common Cause </ref> Listed as a member of the "2017 Annual Meeting Host Committee" and as a "Vice Chairman Level" sponsor for the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/>
+* '''CenturyLink''' (formerly [[Qwest Communications]] until April 2011, preceded by US West, Inc.), "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($10,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> "Director" level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/07/11679/lot-white-space-firms-drop-alecs-meeting-brochure A Lot of White Space: Firms Drop Off ALEC's Meeting Brochure], ''PRWatch'', July 30, 2012.</ref> and "Director" level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000).<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniversary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> Also a member of ALEC's [[Communications and Technology Task Force]].<ref name="ITNOLA"/> <ref> ALEC: [2010 States&Nation Policy Summit Agenda http://www.commoncause.org/issues/more-democracy-reforms/alec/whistleblower-complaint/original-complaint/National_ALEC_Exhibit_4_TaIT_2010_SNPS.pdf] Available through Common Cause </ref> Listed as a member of the "2017 Annual Meeting Host Committee" and as a "Vice Chairman Level" sponsor for the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
-* '''Charter Communications''', Member of ALEC [[Communications and Technology Task Force]],<ref name="ITNOLA">American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.commoncause.org/issues/more-democracy-reforms/alec/whistleblower-complaint/original-complaint/National_ALEC_Exhibit_4_TaIT_2011_Annual_Meeting.pdf American Legislative Exchange Council Telecommunications & Information Technology as of  July 18th, 2011], organizational task force membership director, July 18, 2011, p. 22, obtained and released by Common Cause April 2012</ref> lobbying filings in Georgia reported paying for legislators' meals at the Georgia General Assembly Delegation Dinner at an ALEC policy conference in 2015,<ref name="georgia lobbyists dig deep"/><ref>Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission, [http://media.ethics.ga.gov/search/Lobbyist/Lobbyist_Name.aspx?&FilerID=L20140113 Terri Lee Weldon], Lobbyist Report Forms, May 1-May 31 2015 filing, accessed June 2015.</ref> "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.<ref name="aarp 2016"/> "Trustee's Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/>
+* '''Charter Communications''', Member of ALEC [[Communications and Technology Task Force]],<ref name="ITNOLA">American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.commoncause.org/issues/more-democracy-reforms/alec/whistleblower-complaint/original-complaint/National_ALEC_Exhibit_4_TaIT_2011_Annual_Meeting.pdf American Legislative Exchange Council Telecommunications & Information Technology as of  July 18th, 2011], organizational task force membership director, July 18, 2011, p. 22, obtained and released by Common Cause April 2012</ref> lobbying filings in Georgia reported paying for legislators' meals at the Georgia General Assembly Delegation Dinner at an ALEC policy conference in 2015,<ref name="georgia lobbyists dig deep"/><ref>Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission, [http://media.ethics.ga.gov/search/Lobbyist/Lobbyist_Name.aspx?&FilerID=L20140113 Terri Lee Weldon], Lobbyist Report Forms, May 1-May 31 2015 filing, accessed June 2015.</ref> "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.<ref name="aarp 2016"/> "Trustee's Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * Chemical Banking Corp.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * '''[[Cheniere Energy]]''', joined ALEC's [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]] on May 22, 2013<ref name="ALECboard"/>
 * '''[[Chesapeake Energy]]''', "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($10,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/>
-* '''[[Chevron]] Corporation'''<ref name="ALEC Watch"/>, "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($10,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> member of ALEC's [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]],<ref name="EEADC"/>  “Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> and "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/> "Director Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/>
+* '''[[Chevron]] Corporation'''<ref name="ALEC Watch"/>, "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($10,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> member of ALEC's [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]],<ref name="EEADC"/>  “Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> and "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/> "Director Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * Chrysler Corporation<ref name="ALEC Watch"/> (ALEC Member in 1998<ref name="1998MeetingBrochure"/>)
 * [[CIBA-GEIGY]]<ref name="ALEC Health 1993">American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/xac25b00/pdf Keeping the Promise: Making Health Care Accessible and Affordable for All Americans], January 1993, archived in Legacy Tobacco Documents Library, accessed July 2011</ref><ref name="CLEAR"/>
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 * Clearpath, "Chairman Level" sponsor of the ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/>
 * '''[[Cleco]]''', "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($5,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and member of Louisiana Host Committee<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/>
-* '''[[Cloud Peak Energy]]''', Member of ALEC [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]],<ref name="EEACinci"/> and "Director" level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000).<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniversary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref>
+* [[Cloud Peak Energy]], '''Went bankrupt on May 10, 2019.'''<ref>Lee Fang, [https://theintercept.com/2019/05/16/coal-industry-climate-change-denial-cloud-peak-energy/ A MAJOR COAL COMPANY WENT BUST. ITS BANKRUPTCY FILING SHOWS THAT IT WAS FUNDING CLIMATE CHANGE DENIALISM.], ''The Intercept'', May 16, 2019.</ref>; former ember of ALEC [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]],<ref name="EEACinci"/> and "Director" level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000).<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniversary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref>
 * Colorado Legislative Services, Listed as a member of the "2017 Annual Meeting Host Committee"<ref name="2017program"/>
 * Comfort Dental, "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.<ref name="aarp 2016"/>
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 * [[CN (Canadian National Railroad)]], Private Sector Chair, Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee, [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]];<ref name="2013SNPSagenda">American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://alec.org/docs/CIED_2013_SNPS_35_Day.pdf#sthash.8vD4qlbR.dpuf 35 Day Mailing— Agendas and Proposed Model Policies for 2013 States and Nation Policy Summit], organizational document, October 30, 2013.</ref> "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($5,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/>
 * Coastal Corp.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
-* [[Coca-Cola]] Company<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> announced it would end its ALEC membership April 5, 2012<ref>Paul Bedard, [http://washingtonexaminer.com/politics/washington-secrets/2012/04/coke-caves-face-democratic-boycott-threat/444346 Coke caves in face of Democratic boycott threat], ''Washington Examiner'', April 5, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
+* [[Coca-Cola]] Company<ref name="Private Enterprise Board2011"/> announced it would end its ALEC membership April 5, 2012<ref>Paul Bedard, [http://washingtonexaminer.com/politics/washington-secrets/2012/04/coke-caves-face-democratic-boycott-threat/444346 Coke caves in face of Democratic boycott threat], ''Washington Examiner'', April 5, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * Coeur d'Alene Mines Corp.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * Coldwell Banker<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * Columbia Gas of Ohio (now part of [[NiSource]])<ref name="CLEAR"/> (ALEC member in 1998<ref name="1998MeetingBrochure"/>)
 * Columbia Healthcare (now [[HCA]] Inc.)<ref name="CLEAR"/>
-* '''[[Comcast]]'''<ref>Steven Titch [http://www.heartland.org/policybot/results/21878/ALEC_Adopts_Model_VoIP_Bill.html ALEC Adopts Model VoIP Bill], ''Info Tech & Telecom News'', Heartland Institute publication, September 2007</ref>, [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Georgia, Minnesota, Missouri and Utah;<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> recipient of ALEC's 2011 [[ALEC Award Winners|State Chair of the Year Award]];<ref name="2011 Awards"/> and member of ALEC's [[Communications and Technology Task Force|Communications and Technology]]<ref name="ITNOLA"/> and [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force|Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Forces]],<ref name="TaxCinci"/> "Director" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($10,000).<ref name="exxon 2016"/>
+* '''[[Comcast]]''''''In May, 2019, [https://www.exposedbycmd.org/2019/05/28/comcast-latest-telecommunications-company-drop-alec/ an SEC filing confirmed] that Comcast left ALEC. See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.'''<ref>Steven Titch [http://www.heartland.org/policybot/results/21878/ALEC_Adopts_Model_VoIP_Bill.html ALEC Adopts Model VoIP Bill], ''Info Tech & Telecom News'', Heartland Institute publication, September 2007</ref>, [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Georgia, Minnesota, Missouri and Utah;<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> recipient of ALEC's 2011 [[ALEC Award Winners|State Chair of the Year Award]];<ref name="2011 Awards"/> and member of ALEC's [[Communications and Technology Task Force|Communications and Technology]]<ref name="ITNOLA"/> and [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force|Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Forces]],<ref name="TaxCinci"/> "Director" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($10,000).<ref name="exxon 2016"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * Commonwealth Edison Company (now [[Exelon]]),<ref name="ALEC Watch"/> sponsor for the [[ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]] reception at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref>
 * [[Connections Academy]] (a subsidiary of [[Pearson]]), Member of ALEC's [[Education Task Force]]<ref name="EduNOLA"/><ref>American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Mickey_Revenaugh Mickey Revenaugh], organizational site, accessed May, 2011 '''This page has been altered by ALEC and is no longer available.</ref><ref>American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.alec.org/task-forces/education/ Education Task Force], organizational site, accessed April, 2012</ref> - Connections' Revenaugh was the co-chair of the Education Task Force as of May 2012, but a company spokesperson told CMD in July 2012 that it withdrew from ALEC's Education Task Force in mid-May 2012 in order to align "our affiliations with organizations whose central focus is education."<ref name="27/28">Rebekah Wilce, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/07/11652/energysolutions-and-connections-education-are-27th-and-28th-corporations-leave-al EnergySolutions and Connections Education are 27th and 28th Corporations to Leave ALEC], ''PRWatch.org'', July 20, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
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 * '''Con-Way''', Member of ALEC [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]]<ref name="CIEDNOLA">American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.commoncause.org/issues/more-democracy-reforms/alec/whistleblower-complaint/original-complaint/National_ALEC_Exhibit_4_CIED_2011_Annual_Meeting_New_Orleans.pdf American Legislative Exchange Council Commerce, Insurance, and Economic Development Task Force 2011 Spring Task Force Summit April 29, 2011 Attendees], organizational document, June 20, 2011, p. 8, obtained and released by Common Cause April 2012</ref>
 * '''Continental Resources''', Member of ALEC [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]]<ref name="EEADC">American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.commoncause.org/issues/more-democracy-reforms/alec/whistleblower-complaint/original-complaint/National_ALEC_Exhibit_4_EEA_2010_SNPS.pdf Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force Roster], organizational task force membership directory, October 27, 2010, p. 10, obtained and released by Common Cause April 2012.</ref>
+* '''Cooperative Energy''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * [[Coors]] Brewing Company<ref name="ALEC Watch"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> (now [[Molson Coors]], and part of the joint venture [[MillerCoors]] -- MillerCoors was an ALEC member but told ColorOfChange.org in July 2012 that it had not renewed its ALEC membership in 2012, nor does it plan to<ref name="COCrelease">ColorOfChange.org, [http://colorofchange.org/press/releases/2012/7/10/five-more-major-companies-will-no-longer-fund-alec/ Five more major companies will no longer fund ALEC: John Deere, CVS Caremark, MillerCoors, HP, and Best Buy will no longer fund American Legislative Exchange Council], organizational press release, July 10, 2012</ref>)
 * '''Corinthian Colleges, Inc.''', Member of ALEC [[Education Task Force]].<ref name="EduNOLA"/> According to a July 4, 2014 ''LA Times'' article, "As part of an agreement late Thursday with the U.S. Department of Education, Santa Ana-based Corinthian will sell 85 of its campuses and wind down operations at 12 others."<ref>Chris Kirkham, [http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-corinthian-colleges-agreement-20140704-story.html For-profit Corinthian Colleges to sell 85 schools, close 12 others], ''Los Angeles Times'', July 4, 2014.</ref>
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 * Coventry Health Care, Member of ALEC's [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]]<ref name="CIEDNOLA"/> and [[Health and Human Services Task Force]];<ref name="HHSCinci">American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.commoncause.org/issues/more-democracy-reforms/alec/whistleblower-complaint/original-complaint/National_ALEC_Exhibit_4_HHS_2010_SNPS_DC.pdf Health and Human Services Task Force Meeting 2010 States and Nation Policy Summit December 2, 2010 Meeting Minutes], organizational document, March 31, 2011, p. 53, obtained and released by Common Cause April 2012</ref><ref name="ALECboard"/> terminated its membership on April 4, 2013, according to an ALEC document, because it had "joined for single issue."<ref name="ALECboard"/> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * '''Cowart Group''' (Louisiana architectural firm<ref>Cowart Group, [http://www.cowartgroup.com/firm.htm The Firm], firm website, accessed August 10, 2011</ref>), member of ALEC 2011 Annual Meeting Louisiana Host Committee<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/>
-* '''[[Cox Enterprises|Cox Communications]]''', Member of [[ALEC Communications and Technology Task Force]]<ref name="ITNOLA"/> as of September 2014,<ref>Cox Communications Director of Media Relations, Email to Common Cause, September 30, 2014, on file with the Center for Media and Democracy.</ref> "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($5,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and member of Louisiana Host Committee<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/>
+* '''[[Cox Enterprises|Cox Communications]]''''''In May, 2019, [https://www.commoncause.org/resource/coalition-letters-to-alec-corporate-funders-over-david-horowitz-involvement-in-alec/ Cox confirmed to Common Cause] that it has "no affiliation with, nor provide any support for ALEC." See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.''' Member of [[ALEC Communications and Technology Task Force]]<ref name="ITNOLA"/> as of September 2014,<ref>Cox Communications Director of Media Relations, Email to Common Cause, September 30, 2014, on file with the Center for Media and Democracy.</ref> "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($5,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and member of Louisiana Host Committee<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * '''Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc.''', Member of ALEC [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]]<ref name="CIEDNOLA"/>
 * Crown Central Petroleum Corp.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * '''Crown Holdings, Inc.''', Member of ALEC's [[Civil Justice Task Force]],<ref name="CJNOLA"/> "Director" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($10,000).<ref name="exxon 2016"/>
-* '''Crown Industries''', Member of ALEC's Utah Host Committee for 2012 annual meeting,<ref name="SLC Agenda">American Legislative Exchange Council, 39th Annual Meeting Agenda, organizational document, July 25-28, 2012, on file with CMD</ref> "Director" level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/07/11679/lot-white-space-firms-drop-alecs-meeting-brochure A Lot of White Space: Firms Drop Off ALEC's Meeting Brochure], ''PRWatch'', July 30, 2012.</ref>  “Director” level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000),<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniverary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> and "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference.<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref>
+* '''Crown Industries''', Member of ALEC's Utah Host Committee for 2012 annual meeting,<ref name="SLC Agenda">American Legislative Exchange Council, 39th Annual Meeting Agenda, organizational document, July 25-28, 2012, on file with CMD</ref> "Director" level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/07/11679/lot-white-space-firms-drop-alecs-meeting-brochure A Lot of White Space: Firms Drop Off ALEC's Meeting Brochure], ''PRWatch'', July 30, 2012.</ref>  “Director” level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000),<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniverary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> and "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference.<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]] (listed as Crown Cork & Seal Company, Inc.)
 * Crown Packaging, "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/> "Director Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/>
 * '''CQ Roll Call''' (state legislative tracking and online advocacy tools business), Exhibitor at ALEC's 2011 Annual Conference<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/>
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-* '''Daiichi Sankyo''', Member of ALEC [[Health and Human Services Task Force]]<ref name="HHSNOLA"/>
+* '''Daiichi Sankyo''', Member of ALEC [[Health and Human Services Task Force]]<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * [[Darden Restaurants]], Member of ALEC [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces#"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|corporate board]] as of 2010<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://web.archive.org/web/20100210053336/http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Enterprise_Board&Template=/CM/HTMLDisplay.cfm&ContentID=12553 Private Enterprise Board], organizational website, archived in the WayBack Machine on February 10, 2010, accessed September 2012</ref> - Darden spokesperson Rich Jeffers confirmed in April 2013 that the company cut ties with ALEC in January 2010 in order to allocate more resources to organizational connections like its involvement with the National Restaurant Association<ref>Rich Jeffers, Director of Media Relations, Darden Restaurants, telephone conversation with the Center for Media and Democracy, April 11, 2013.</ref> (which, like ALEC, has lobbied to override local paid sick day ordinances).<ref>Brendan Fischer and Mary Bottari, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/04/12037/efforts-deliver-kill-shot-paid-sick-leave-tied-alec Efforts to Deliver "Kill Shot" to Paid Sick Leave Tied to ALEC], ''PRWatch.org'', April 3, 2013.</ref> Please see [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * '''[[DCI Group]], LLC''', Member of ALEC [[Communications and Technology Task Force]]<ref name="ITNOLA"/>
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 * '''[[Devon Energy]] Corporation''', "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> "Trustee"-level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/>
 * '''[[Dezenhall Resources|Dezenhall Communications Mgmt. Group]], LTD''', Member of ALEC [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]]<ref name="EEADC"/>
-* '''[[Diageo]]'''<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> Member of ALEC's [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]],<ref name="TaxCinci"/> and "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/>
+* '''[[Diageo]]'''<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> former Member of ALEC's [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]],<ref name="TaxCinci"/> and former "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/> Diageo told Common Cause in August 2018 that it was no longer associated with ALEC''' Please see [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * The Dial Corp. (now part of Henkel)<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * Digital Equipment Corp.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
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 * '''[[Dominion]] Resources Services, Inc.''', Member of ALEC [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]]<ref name="EEADC"/>
 * Douglass Financial Corp.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
-* '''[[Dow Chemical Company]]''' (one of the [["Big 6" Biotech Corporations]]),<ref name="CLEAR"/> ALEC [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]] member<ref name="EEAMeetingMaterials">American Legislative Exchange Council, "Energy, Environment, and Agriculture 2011 Annual Meeting Task Force Meeting," speaker biographies and materials, August 4, 2011, on file with CMD</ref> "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($10,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> "Director" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($10,000).<ref name="exxon 2016"/>
+* '''[[Dow Chemical Company]]''' '''In November, 2018, [https://theintercept.com/2018/11/29/alec-corporate-funders-charles-koch/ Dow confirmed to The Intercept] that it would discontinue its ALEC membership. See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.''' Dow is one of the [["Big 6" Biotech Corporations]]),<ref name="CLEAR"/> ALEC [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]] member<ref name="EEAMeetingMaterials">American Legislative Exchange Council, "Energy, Environment, and Agriculture 2011 Annual Meeting Task Force Meeting," speaker biographies and materials, August 4, 2011, on file with CMD</ref> "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($10,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> "Director" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($10,000).<ref name="exxon 2016"/>.
 * [[Dow Corning]]<ref name="CLEAR"/> (an ALEC member in 1992<ref name="1992AR"/>)
 * DowElanco<ref name="CLEAR"/> (now a division of [[Eli Lilly]], which is an [[#E|ALEC member]]), ALEC member in 1992<ref name="1992AR">American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/lcn47b00/pdf Winning the Debate in the States], organizational annual report, 1992, p. 31, archived in Tobacco Library, accessed April 2012</ref>
 * [[Dr Pepper Snapple Group]], member of ALEC until it terminated its membership on April 22, 2013, according to an ALEC document.<ref name="ALECboard"/> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
-* '''[[Duke Energy]] Corp.''' (merged with [[#P|Progress Energy]], another ALEC member),<ref name="ALECboard"/> [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Indiana and South Carolina<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> Member of ALEC's [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]],<ref name="EEACinci"/> "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000),<ref name="2015 conference funding"/> "Vice Chair" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($25,000).<ref name="exxon 2016"/> - The ALEC Exposed coalition, including [[Greenpeace]], is asking Duke Energy to cut ties to ALEC.<ref>Monica Embry, Greenpeace, [http://greenpeaceblogs.org/2012/09/06/duke-dump-alec/ DUKE: DUMP ALEC!], organizational blog entry, September 6, 2012</ref>
+* '''[[Duke Energy]] Corp.''' (merged with [[#P|Progress Energy]], another ALEC member),<ref name="ALECboard"/> [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Indiana and South Carolina<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> Member of ALEC's [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]],<ref name="EEACinci"/> "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000),<ref name="2015 conference funding"/> "Vice Chair" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($25,000).<ref name="exxon 2016"/> - The ALEC Exposed coalition, including [[Greenpeace]], is asking Duke Energy to cut ties to ALEC.<ref>Monica Embry, Greenpeace, [http://greenpeaceblogs.org/2012/09/06/duke-dump-alec/ DUKE: DUMP ALEC!], organizational blog entry, September 6, 2012</ref> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * [[DuPont]]<ref name="ALEC Watch"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> (an ALEC member in 1992, as "DuPont Merck Pharmaceuticals"<ref name="1992AR"/> - DuPont bought Merck's half-share in the company in 1998)
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 * [[Eastman Chemical Co.]]<ref name="CLEAR"/> (an ALEC member in 1998<ref name="1998MeetingBrochure"/>)
 * [[eBay]], Member of ALEC [[Communications and Technology Task Force]]<ref name="ITNOLA"/> - The ALEC Exposed coalition, including Credo Action and Forecast the Facts, asked eBay to cut ties to ALEC,<ref>Rebekah Wilce, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/08/11682/amgen-drops-alec-number-32-ebay-comes-under-fire Amgen Drops ALEC (Number 32) as eBay Comes under Fire], ''PRWatch.org'', August 8, 2012</ref> and on December 18th, 2014, eBay tweeted, "We are not renewing membership in ALEC."<ref>eBay Inc., [https://mobile.twitter.com/ebayinc/status/545715520528322561#tweet_545715520528322561 We are not renewing membership in ALEC]," @eBayInc corporate Twitter account, December 18, 2014, 3:01pm.</ref> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
+* '''EDP Renewables''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * Economy Plumbing Inc.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
-* '''[[Eli Lilly]] and Company''',<ref name="CLEAR"/><ref name="1992AR"/> "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($5,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> “Trustee” level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000),<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniverary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> "Chair" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($50,000).<ref name="exxon 2016"/> "Director Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/>
+* '''[[Eli Lilly]] and Company''',<ref name="CLEAR"/><ref name="1992AR"/> "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($5,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> “Trustee” level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000),<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniverary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> "Chair" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($50,000).<ref name="exxon 2016"/> "Director Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * '''Emdeon''' ("Management Solutions" company), ALEC member<ref name="SLC Agenda"/>
 * EMD Serono, Member of ALEC [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> terminated ALEC membership on April 22, 2013 due to "budget cuts," according to ALEC documents.<ref name="ALECboard"/> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
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 * Express Scripts (pharmaceutical retailer), member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="ALECboard"/> sponsor of "Missouri Night" at Antoine's Restaurant in New Orleans during the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting<ref name="SLPD">Jason Hancock, [http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/article_a7c08603-30c0-58df-9b19-0942328a2257.html Free-market group draws criticism for potential role in bills], ''St. Louis Post-Dispatch'', August 5, 2011</ref> - announced in July 2012 that it had cut ties to ALEC,<ref>Brendan Fischer, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/07/11639/express-scripts-twenty-sixth-corporation-dump-alec Express-Scripts is Twenty-Sixth Corporation to Dump ALEC], ''PRWatch.org'', July 13, 2012</ref> but according to ALEC documents, didn't terminate its membership until January 14, 2013, because "of PBM issue; merged with Express."<ref name="ALECboard"/> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * Extraction, Listed as a member of the "2017 Annual Meeting Host Committee" and as a "Vice Chairman Level" sponsor for the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/>
-* '''[[ExxonMobil]] Corporation''', [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|Private Enterprise Board]] member;<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> Member of ALEC's [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]],<ref name="EEACinci"/> [[Civil Justice Task Force]],<ref name="CJNOLA"/> and [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]];<ref name="TaxCinci"/> "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($50,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> member of Louisiana Host Committee,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/07/11679/lot-white-space-firms-drop-alecs-meeting-brochure A Lot of White Space: Firms Drop Off ALEC's Meeting Brochure], ''PRWatch'', July 30, 2012.</ref> "Chairman" level sponsor at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($50,000),<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniversary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> host committee for the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000),<ref name="2015 conference funding">Nick Surgey, "[https://www.prwatch.org/news/2015/07/12891/alec-conference-funding-dominated-big-polluters ALEC Conference Funding Dominated by Big Polluters]," Center for Media and Democracy, ''PR Watch'', July 23, 2015.</ref> "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2016 ALEC Annual Conference.<ref>Nick Surgey, "https://www.exposedbycmd.org/2016/07/27/exxonmobil-top-sponsor-alec-annual-meeting/ ExxonMobil Top Sponsor at ALEC Annual Meeting]," Center for Media and Democracy, July 27, 2016.</ref> (In 2007 Exxon "committed to ending its support for a network of think tanks and activist groups that deny the science underlying climate change or have worked to block action against climate change," according to ''The Guardian''. In July 2015 an Exxon spokesperson told ''The Guardian'', "ExxonMobil does not fund climate denial." At that time the company "did not respond to specific questions about [...] its support for Alec.")<ref>Suzanne Goldenberg, "[http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/jul/15/exxon-mobil-gave-millions-climate-denying-lawmakers ExxonMobil gave millions to climate-denying lawmakers despite pledge]," ''The Guardian'', July 15, 2015.</ref> "Chairman Level" sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/>
+* '''[[ExxonMobil]] Corporation''', Confirmed that it will not renew its membership in ALEC in July of 2018.<ref>David Armiak and Mary Bottari, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2018/07/13368/alec-too-extreme-exxon-long-term-alec-board-member-dumps-alec-over-climate-denial Is ALEC Too Extreme for Exxon? Long-Term ALEC Board Member Dumps ALEC over Climate Denial Policy], ''PRWatch'', July 12, 2018.</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more. [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|Private Enterprise Board]] member;<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> Member of ALEC's [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]],<ref name="EEACinci"/> [[Civil Justice Task Force]],<ref name="CJNOLA"/> and [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]];<ref name="TaxCinci"/> "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($50,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> member of Louisiana Host Committee,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/07/11679/lot-white-space-firms-drop-alecs-meeting-brochure A Lot of White Space: Firms Drop Off ALEC's Meeting Brochure], ''PRWatch'', July 30, 2012.</ref> "Chairman" level sponsor at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($50,000),<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniversary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> host committee for the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000),<ref name="2015 conference funding">Nick Surgey, "[https://www.prwatch.org/news/2015/07/12891/alec-conference-funding-dominated-big-polluters ALEC Conference Funding Dominated by Big Polluters]," Center for Media and Democracy, ''PR Watch'', July 23, 2015.</ref> "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2016 ALEC Annual Conference.<ref>Nick Surgey, "https://www.exposedbycmd.org/2016/07/27/exxonmobil-top-sponsor-alec-annual-meeting/ ExxonMobil Top Sponsor at ALEC Annual Meeting]," Center for Media and Democracy, July 27, 2016.</ref> (In 2007 Exxon "committed to ending its support for a network of think tanks and activist groups that deny the science underlying climate change or have worked to block action against climate change," according to ''The Guardian''. In July 2015 an Exxon spokesperson told ''The Guardian'', "ExxonMobil does not fund climate denial." At that time the company "did not respond to specific questions about [...] its support for Alec.")<ref>Suzanne Goldenberg, "[http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/jul/15/exxon-mobil-gave-millions-climate-denying-lawmakers ExxonMobil gave millions to climate-denying lawmakers despite pledge]," ''The Guardian'', July 15, 2015.</ref> "Chairman Level" sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * EZCorp (pawn shops and payday loans), a "Chairman" level sponsor of ALEC's 2011 Annual Conference,<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($50,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> told Common Cause that it is not a funder or member of ALEC as of November 2014.<ref name="JPCC"/> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
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 * '''Fair Point Communications''': "Director" level sponsor of ALEC's 2012 meeting in Salt Lake City. <ref name="SLC Agenda"/>
 * '''[[Farmers Group, Inc.]]''',<ref name="CLEAR"/> Member of ALEC's [[Civil Justice Task Force]]<ref name="CJNOLA"/>
-* Farmers Insurance, "Director Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/>
+* '''Farmers Insurance''', "Director Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
-* '''[[FedEx]]''', [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]] Executive Committee member,<ref name="Commerce Executive Committee">American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Executive_Committee1 Commerce Private Sector Executive Committee], organization website, accessed June 14, 2011 - This page has been altered by ALEC and is no longer available.</ref><ref name="CIEDNOLA"/> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($25,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and "Trustee"-level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/>
+* '''[[FedEx]]''', [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]] Executive Committee member,<ref name="Commerce Executive Committee">American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Executive_Committee1 Commerce Private Sector Executive Committee], organization website, accessed June 14, 2011 - This page has been altered by ALEC and is no longer available.</ref><ref name="CIEDNOLA"/> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($25,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and "Trustee"-level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * [[Fidelity]] Investments<ref name="ALEC Watch"/> ("Vice Chairman" level sponsor of ALEC's 1998 Annual Meeting and ALEC member in 1998<ref name="1998MeetingBrochure"/>)
 * Fieldstead & Co.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
+* '''Financial Casualty & Surety, Inc''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * First Chicago NBD<ref name="ALEC Watch"/>
+* '''FirstRule''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]] Sponsored ALEC Annual Meeting 2019 Leadership Dinner<ref> Tim Jones [https://twitter.com/SpeakerTimJones/status/1162163667691065346?s=20 Our name...in lights!] Tweet, August 15, 2019</ref>
 * Fleet Bank (now part of [[Bank of America]], which is an [[#B|ALEC member]])<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * Florida Gas Transmission Co.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
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 * [[Ford]] Motor Co.<ref name="CLEAR"/><ref>Nick Surgey, "[http://www.alternet.org/environment/ford-revealed-funder-climate-denial-group-alec Ford Revealed as Funder of Climate Denial Group ALEC]," ''Alternet'', November 7, 2015.</ref> (member of Private Enterprise Board in 1999)<ref>Michael Flynn, ALEC Director of Legislation and Policy, [http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/documentStore/l/g/m/lgm99h00/Slgm99h00.pdf Letter to U.S. Senate] (available through the Tobacco Library), April 7, 1999</ref> In February 2016, Ford confirmed to CMD that it was cutting ties to ALEC. "As part of our annual budget review, we have adjusted our participation in several groups. We will not be participating in ALEC in 2016," wrote Christin Baker, a Ford spokesperson in an email to CMD.<ref>Nick Surgey, "[https://www.prwatch.org/news/2016/02/13043/ford-becomes-latest-major-corporation-dump-alec Ford Becomes Latest Major Corporation to Dump ALEC]," Center for Media and Democracy, ''PR Watch'', February 17, 2016.</ref> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * Fort Howard Corp.<ref name="CLEAR"/> (now part of [[Koch Industries]]' [[Georgia-Pacific]] -- both are [[#K|ALEC]] [[#G|members]])
+* '''Fontem Ventures''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * [[Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold]], "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($25,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> terminated ALEC membership on January 14, 2013, according to ALEC documents.<ref name="ALECboard"/> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * Fremont Company<ref name="ALEC Watch"/>
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 * Georgia Power Company, a subsidiary of [[Southern Company]], lobbying filings in Georgia reported paying for legislators' meals at the Georgia General Assembly Delegation Dinner at an ALEC policy conference in 2015.<ref name="georgia lobbyists dig deep"/><ref>Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission, [http://media.ethics.ga.gov/search/Lobbyist/Lobbyist_Name.aspx?&FilerID=L20130005 John A. D'Andrea], Lobbyist Report Forms, May 1-May 31 2015 filing, accessed June 2015.</ref>
 * Gerber Products<ref name="CLEAR"/>
-* The Graydon Group LLC, "Trustee"-level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/>
 * [[GlaxoSmithKline]],<ref name="CLEAR"/> [[ALEC "Private Enterprise" Board of Directors]] member;<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of New Mexico, New York, and North Carolina,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> member of ALEC's [[Civil Justice Task Force|Civil Justice]]<ref name="CJNOLA"/> and [[Health and Human Services Task Force|Health and Human Services Task Forces]];<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> and “Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref>but the company's CEO, Sir Andrew Witty, said in a response to a shareholder's question at the company's annual meeting in May 2013 that the company had decided to sever its relationship with ALEC.<ref name="shareholders">Rebekah Wilce, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/06/12155/shareholders-push-firms-cut-ties-alec-49-corporations-now-out "Shareholders Push Firms to Cut Ties to ALEC; 49 Corporations Now Out"], ''PRWatch'', June 25, 2013</ref> Please see [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * Golden Rule Insurance,<ref name="CLEAR"/> member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]] in 1993<ref name="ALEC Health 1993"/>
 * [[Google]], a member of the [[ALEC Communications and Technology Task Force]]<ref name="beasttech" /> that joined in August 2011, according to ALEC,<ref>Jim Snyder and Brian Womack, [http://mobile.bloomberg.com/news/2014-09-22/google-quits-alec-says-link-with-climate-skeptics-wrong.html Google Quits ALEC, Says Link With Climate Skeptics Wrong], ''Bloomberg'', September 22, 2014.</ref> confirmed that it would not renew its ALEC membership at the end of 2014<ref>Brian Fung, [http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-switch/wp/2014/09/22/google-were-parting-with-the-climate-change-skeptics-at-alec/ Google: We’re parting with the climate change skeptics at ALEC], ''Washington Post'', September 22, 2014.</ref> after its chairman, Eric Schmidt, told ''NPR''s Diane Rehm on September 22, 2014, "The consensus within the company was that that was some sort of mistake and so we're trying to not do that in the future.... The company has a very strong view that we should make decisions in politics based on facts -- what a shock. And the facts of climate change are not in question anymore. Everyone understands climate change is occurring and the people who oppose it are really hurting our children and our grandchildren and making the world a much worse place. And so we should not be aligned with such people -- they're just, they're just literally lying."<ref>Diane Rehm, [http://thedianerehmshow.org/shows/2014-09-22/conversation-google-chairman-eric-schmidt A Conversation With Google Chairman Eric Schmidt], "The Diane Rehm Show," ''NPR'', September 22.2014.</ref> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
+* The Graydon Group LLC, "Trustee"-level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/>
+* '''Great Plains Communications''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
+* '''Green Capitol, LLC''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * Great West Life Assurance Co.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * Growmark Inc.<ref name="ALEC Watch"/>
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 * GTE Corporation (now [[Verizon]])<ref name="ALEC Watch"/><ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * GTECH Corp. (gaming technology and services company now part of Lottomatica Group)<ref name="CLEAR"/>
-* '''[[Guarantee Trust Life Insurance]]''', co-chair of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.alec.org/task-forces/health-and-human-services/ Health and Human Services Task Force], organizational website, accessed September 2013</ref><ref>Guarantee Trust Life Insurance, [http://www.gtlic.com/aboutus/management/Pages/eterno.aspx Marianne Eterno], corporate staff profile, accessed April 13, 2012</ref> "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC States and Nation Policy Summit,<ref name="SPNS2014"/> and "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/> "Chairman Level" sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/>
+* '''[[Guarantee Trust Life Insurance]]''', co-chair of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.alec.org/task-forces/health-and-human-services/ Health and Human Services Task Force], organizational website, accessed September 2013</ref><ref>Guarantee Trust Life Insurance, [http://www.gtlic.com/aboutus/management/Pages/eterno.aspx Marianne Eterno], corporate staff profile, accessed April 13, 2012</ref> "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC States and Nation Policy Summit,<ref name="2014SNPS"/> and "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/> "Chairman Level" sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * '''Gulf States [[Toyota]]''', "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($10,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and "Trustee" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference.<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref>
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 * [[Home Depot]], member of ALEC's [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]] until it terminated its membership on January 14, 2013, according to an ALEC document.<ref name="ALECboard"/> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * [[Homestake Mining]] Co. (now part of [[Barrick Gold]] Corp.)<ref name="CLEAR"/>
+* '''[[Honeywell]]''', '''In November, 2018, [https://theintercept.com/2018/11/29/alec-corporate-funders-charles-koch/ Honeywell confirmed to The Intercept] that it would discontinue its ALEC membership. See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.'''Member of ALEC [[Civil Justice Task Force]]<ref name="CJNOLA"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * Household International<ref name="ALEC Watch"/><ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * Houston Industries<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * [[Hewlett-Packard]] ([[HP]]), "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($5,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> Member of ALEC's [[Communications and Technology Task Force]]<ref name="ITNOLA"/> - HP told ColorOfChange.org in July 2012 that it is not currently an ALEC member.<ref name="COCrelease"/> Please see [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
-* '''[[Honeywell]]''', Member of ALEC [[Civil Justice Task Force]]<ref name="CJNOLA"/>
 * [[Humana]] Corporation, member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]] in 1993<ref name="ALEC Health 1993"/>
 * '''Hunt Guillot & Associates''' (engineering firm with offices in LA, TX & PA), Exhibitor at ALEC's 2011 Annual Conference<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/>
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 * International Game Technology<ref name="1998MeetingBrochure"/>
 * [[International Paper]],<ref name="ALEC Watch"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> a member of ALEC's [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]]<ref name="EEACinci"/> and "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($10,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> told Common Cause September 26, 2014 that "we no longer have a membership with ALEC" and confirmed the company also no longer funds ALEC.<ref>Jay Riestenberg, Common Cause, [http://www.commoncause.org/democracy-wire/international-paper-leaves.html International Paper Leaves ALEC: Other Corporations Distance Selves From Controversial Lobbying Group], ''Democracy Wire'' blog, September 26, 2014.</ref> Please see [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
-* [[Intuit]], Inc.<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/>, "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($25,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and former [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces#"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|corporate board]] member -- told the [[Center for Media and Democracy|CMD]] April 5, 2012 that it had declined to renew ALEC membership.<ref>Rebekah Wilce, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/04/11416/breaking-intuit-out-alec-coke-kraft-pepsi-too-while-koch-stands-ground BREAKING: Intuit Out of ALEC; Coke, Kraft, Pepsi, too, while Koch Stands Ground], ''PRWatch.org'', April 6, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
+* [[Intuit]], Inc.<ref name="Private Enterprise Board2011"/>, "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($25,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and former [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces#"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|corporate board]] member -- told the [[Center for Media and Democracy|CMD]] April 5, 2012 that it had declined to renew ALEC membership.<ref>Rebekah Wilce, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/04/11416/breaking-intuit-out-alec-coke-kraft-pepsi-too-while-koch-stands-ground BREAKING: Intuit Out of ALEC; Coke, Kraft, Pepsi, too, while Koch Stands Ground], ''PRWatch.org'', April 6, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * IPALCO Enterprises ([[Indianapolis Power & Light]])<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * Irby Construction Co.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
+* Isaacson and Walsh, P.C. Donald Isaacson and Cheyenne Walsh are listed as "ALEC Private Sector Non-Member"s in a 2018 email.<ref name="taylor"/>
 * Isle Blackhawk, "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.<ref name="aarp 2016"/>
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+* Jack Daniels, "Vice Chairman Level Sponsor" of the 2018 ALEC Policy Meeting<ref name=doculist>Jaimie Corey [https://documented.net/2018/11/28/energy-and-pharmaceutical-companies-among-sponsors-of-alec-policy-meeting/ ENERGY AND PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES AMONG SPONSORS OF ALEC POLICY MEETING] ''Documented'' Nov. 28, 2018</ref>
 * '''Jacobs Entertainment''' (film buying and marketing firm<ref>Jacobs Entertainment, [http://www.jacobsentertainment.com/about.php About], corporate website, accessed August 8, 2011</ref>), "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($10,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/>
 * JC Penney Co.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * [[John Deere]] & Company,<ref name="ALEC Watch"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> ALEC [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]] member<ref name="MeetingAgenda"/><ref name="CIEDNOLA"/> - '''John Deere told ColorOfChange.org in July 2012 that it is leaving ALEC.<ref name="COCrelease">ColorOfChange.org, [http://colorofchange.org/press/releases/2012/7/10/five-more-major-companies-will-no-longer-fund-alec/ Five more major companies will no longer fund ALEC: John Deere, CVS Caremark, MillerCoors, HP, and Best Buy will no longer fund American Legislative Exchange Council], organizational press release, July 10, 2012</ref> Please see [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
-* [[Johnson & Johnson]]<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/>, "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($25,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> and member of ALEC's [[Civil Justice Task Force]]<ref name="CJNOLA"/> and [[Health and Human Services Task Force]].<ref name="HHSNOLA"/>  - Announced on June 12, 2012, that it would "suspend" its ALEC membership.<ref>Salvador Rizzo, [http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2012/06/johnson_johnson_becomes_first.html Johnson & Johnson becomes first N.J. company to part ways with ALEC], ''New Jersey Star-Ledger'', June 12, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
+* [[Johnson & Johnson]]<ref name="Private Enterprise Board2011"/>, "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($25,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> and member of ALEC's [[Civil Justice Task Force]]<ref name="CJNOLA"/> and [[Health and Human Services Task Force]].<ref name="HHSNOLA"/>  - Announced on June 12, 2012, that it would "suspend" its ALEC membership.<ref>Salvador Rizzo, [http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2012/06/johnson_johnson_becomes_first.html Johnson & Johnson becomes first N.J. company to part ways with ALEC], ''New Jersey Star-Ledger'', June 12, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * Joseph E. Seagram & Sons Inc. (now [[Vivendi]])<ref name="ALEC Watch"/>
 *'''[[J.R. Simplot]] Company''', Member of ALEC [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]]<ref name="EEADC"/>
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 ===K===
-* '''[[K12]] Inc.''', Exhibitor at ALEC's 2011 Annual Conference,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> member of ALEC's [[Education Task Force]],<ref name="EduNOLA"/> "Chairman" level sponsor at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($50,000),<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniversary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> host committee for the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000),<ref name="2015 conference funding"/> "Director" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($10,000).<ref name="exxon 2016"/> Listed as a member of the "2017 Annual Meeting Host Committee"<ref name="2017program"/>
+* '''[[K12]] Inc.''', Exhibitor at ALEC's 2011 Annual Conference,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> member of ALEC's [[Education Task Force]],<ref name="EduNOLA"/> "Chairman" level sponsor at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($50,000),<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniversary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> host committee for the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000),<ref name="2015 conference funding"/> "Director" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($10,000).<ref name="exxon 2016"/> Listed as a member of the "2017 Annual Meeting Host Committee"<ref name="2017program"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * Kansas City Power and Light Co. (now part of [[Great Plains Energy]])<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * '''Kansas City Southern''' (an "international transportation holding company" that owns, among other things, the Panama Canal Railway Company), "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($5,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> and open bar cocktail hour sponsor at the 2014 Spring Task Force Summit.<ref>Brendan Fischer, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/05/12467/alec-kansas-city-missouri ALEC Struggles in Kansas City], ''PRWatch'', May 6, 2014.</ref>
 * Kaplan Higher Education, Member of ALEC [[Education Task Force]]<ref name="EduNOLA"/> - Kaplan  announced in April 2012 that it had declined to renew its ALEC membership in August 2011.<ref>David Halperin, [http://www.republicreport.org/2012/wash-post-kaplan-alec/ Exclusive: Washington Post’s Kaplan and Other For-Profit Colleges Joined ALEC, Controversial Special Interest Lobby], ''Republic Report'', April 26, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * '''Know Who''' (political contact information company), Exhibitor at ALEC's 2011 Annual Conference<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/>
-* '''[[Koch Industries]]''' and '''[[Koch Industries]] Public Sector''',<ref name="CLEAR"/> [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|Private Enterprise Board]] member,<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Kansas,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($25,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and open bar cocktail hour sponsor at the 2014 Spring Task Force Summit.<ref>Brendan Fischer, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/05/12467/alec-kansas-city-missouri ALEC Struggles in Kansas City], ''PRWatch'', May 6, 2014.</ref> Koch Industries is also a member of ALEC's [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]],<ref name="EEACinci"/> [[Civil Justice Task Force]],<ref name="CJNOLA"/> [[Public Safety and Elections Task Force]],<ref name="PSENOLA"/> and [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]].<ref name="TaxCinci"/>
+* '''[[Koch Industries]]''' and '''[[Koch Industries]] Public Sector''',<ref name="CLEAR"/> [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|Private Enterprise Board]] member,<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Kansas,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($25,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and open bar cocktail hour sponsor at the 2014 Spring Task Force Summit.<ref>Brendan Fischer, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/05/12467/alec-kansas-city-missouri ALEC Struggles in Kansas City], ''PRWatch'', May 6, 2014.</ref> Koch Industries is also a member of ALEC's [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]],<ref name="EEACinci"/> [[Civil Justice Task Force]],<ref name="CJNOLA"/> [[Public Safety and Elections Task Force]],<ref name="PSENOLA"/> and [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]].<ref name="TaxCinci"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
-* [[Kraft]] Food, Inc., Member of ALEC's Commerce, Insurance, and Economic Development Task Force <ref name="CIEDNOLA"/><ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/>, "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($5,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> - announced it would leave ALEC April 5, 2012.<ref>Barbara Liston and Martinne Geller, [http://uk.reuters.com/article/2012/04/05/usa-coke-alec-idUKL2E8F54P120120405 UPDATE 4-Coke withdraws from group that backs Stand Your Ground law (Adds Kraft Statement)], ''Reuters'', April 6, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
+* [[Kraft]] Food, Inc., Member of ALEC's Commerce, Insurance, and Economic Development Task Force <ref name="CIEDNOLA"/><ref name="Private Enterprise Board2011"/>, "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($5,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> - announced it would leave ALEC April 5, 2012.<ref>Barbara Liston and Martinne Geller, [http://uk.reuters.com/article/2012/04/05/usa-coke-alec-idUKL2E8F54P120120405 UPDATE 4-Coke withdraws from group that backs Stand Your Ground law (Adds Kraft Statement)], ''Reuters'', April 6, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
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 * [[Macquarie Bank|Macquarie Capital Advisors USA Inc.]], ALEC [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]] member;<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/wp-content/uploads/InsideALEC_May2011.pdf Inside ALEC May 2011], organization newsletter, May 2011, p. 21</ref><ref name="CIEDNOLA"/> terminated its membership on March 17, 2013, according to an ALEC document.<ref name="ALECboard"/> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
+* '''Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * '''[[Management and Training Corporation]]''' (third-largest private prison company in the United States), attended ALEC 2010 Annual Meeting in San Diego<ref>Laura Elliott, [http://dbapress.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/ALEC-AZ-Ash-Farnsworth-Tobin-Lesko-Kavanagh-Smoldon-Leal-2011.pdf Fwd: State Chairs Mailing - AZ], email to Debbie Lesko, July 7, 2010, obtained via open records request by Beau Hodai, ''DBA Press'', pp. 81-83 of PDF.</ref>
-* '''[[Marathon]] Oil Co.'''<ref name="CLEAR"/> Member of ALEC's [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]]<ref name="EEACinci"/>
+* '''[[Marathon]] Petroleum Co.'''<ref name="CLEAR"/> Member of ALEC's [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]]<ref name="EEACinci"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]]. Note: in 2011, Marathon Petroleum and Marathon Oil [https://web.archive.org/save/http://www.marathon.com/ became separate companies]. Marathon Petroleum has remained active at ALEC.
 * [[Mars]] Inc., Exhibitor at ALEC's 2011 Annual Conference<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> - announced April 12, 2012 that it had not renewed its ALEC membership<ref>Rebekah Wilce, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/04/11438/mars-and-arizona-public-service-dump-alec Mars and Arizona Public Service Dump ALEC], ''PRWatch.org'', April 12, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * Mary Kay Cosmetics<ref name="CLEAR"/>
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 * Mayflower Contract Services Inc.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * [[McDonald's]] Corporation, former ALEC [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]] Executive Committee member<ref name="Commerce Executive Committee"/><ref name="CIEDNOLA"/> <ref name="CLEAR"/> - announced April 10, 2012, that it had declined to renew its ALEC membership<ref>Andy Kroll, [http://motherjones.com/mojo/2012/04/mcdonalds-alec-pepsi-kraft-voter-id Exclusive: McDonald's Says It Has Dumped ALEC], ''Mother Jones'', April 10, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
-* [[McKinsey & Company]], [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|Private Enterprise Board]] Member in 2008 (partner Jeffrey Lane)<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.guidestar.org/FinDocuments/2008/520/140/2008-520140979-0552a1f4-9.pdf 2008 Form 990], filed with the IRS and received by Guidestar.org, August 19, 2009</ref>
+* '''McLane Company, Inc.''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
+* '''[[McKesson]] Corporation''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
+* [[McKinsey & Company]], [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|Private Enterprise Board]] Member in 2008 (partner Jeffrey Lane)<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.guidestar.org/FinDocuments/2008/520/140/2008-520140979-0552a1f4-9.pdf 2008 Form 990], filed with the IRS and received by Guidestar.org, August 19, 2009</ref><ref name="Private Enterprise Board2011"/>
 * '''McMoRan Exploration Company''' ("exploration, development and production of oil and natural gas offshore in the Gulf of Mexico and onshore in the Gulf Coast area... focused on the 'deep gas play,' drilling to depths of 15,000 to 25,000 feet... and on the 'ultra-deep gas play' below 25,000 feet," principal operating subsidiary MOXY<ref>McMoRan Exploration Company, [http://www.mcmoran.com/about_us.htm About Us], corporate website, accessed April 13, 20012</ref>), "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($25,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/>
 * '''[[MDU Resources Group]], Inc.''', Member of ALEC [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]]<ref name="EEACinci"/>
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 * [[Northrop Grumman]], a historical ALEC member,<ref name="CLEAR"/> rejoined ALEC July 1, 2013,<ref name="ALECboard"/> and then cut ties to ALEC January 2015.<ref>Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes, [https://www.prwatch.org/files/press_release_jan_2015_northrop_grumman.pdf Northrop Grumman Severs Ties with ALEC], press release, January 28, 2015.</ref> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * '''Northwestern Energy''' ("one of the largest providers of electricity and natural gas in the northwest quadrant of the United States"<ref>Northwestern Energy, [http://www.northwesternenergy.com/ corporate website], accessed August 10, 2011</ref>), [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Montana<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/>
-* '''[[Novartis]]''' Member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]]<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> and recipient of ALEC's 2011 [[ALEC Award Winners|Private Sector Member of the Year Award]]<ref name="2011 Awards">American Legislative Exchange Council, "Solutions for the States," 38th Annual Meeting agenda, on file with CMD, August 3-6, 2011</ref>
+* '''[[Novartis]]''' Member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]]<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> and recipient of ALEC's 2011 [[ALEC Award Winners|Private Sector Member of the Year Award]]<ref name="2011 Awards">American Legislative Exchange Council, "Solutions for the States," 38th Annual Meeting agenda, on file with CMD, August 3-6, 2011</ref> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
+* '''Novolex''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals, member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]] until it terminated its membership on April 22, 2013, according to an ALEC document, because "contact difficult to get a hold of; possibly did not renew because only interested in diabetes related issue."<ref name="ALECboard"/> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * '''Nucor''', Member of ALEC Utah Host Committee for 2012 annual meeting<ref name="SLC Agenda"/>
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+* '''Oasis Financial''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * [[Olin Corporation]]<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * '''Oncor''' (subsidiary of [[Energy Future Holdings]]), "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> and "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/>
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 * Parke-Davis, member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]] in 1993<ref name="ALEC Health 1993"/>
 * '''Parquet Public Affairs''' (Orlando, Washington, and New York PR firm),<ref name="MeetingAgenda"/> member of ALEC's [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]]<ref name="CIEDNOLA"/>
-* '''[[Peabody Energy]]''', [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|Private Enterprise Board]] member,<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Illinois and Wyoming,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> 2011 winner of ALEC's [[ALEC Award Winners|Private Sector Member of the Year Award]],<ref name="2011 Awards"/> "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($50,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC,<ref name="SNPS 2012"/> gave $2,000 to Arizona ALEC Scholarship Fund in January 2010 and another $2,000 in July 2010,<ref name="AZSchol$"/> “Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($50,000),<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniversary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> host committee for the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> Also a member of ALEC's [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]].<ref name="EEADC"/> "Director Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/>
+* '''[[Peabody Energy]]''', [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|Private Enterprise Board]] member,<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Illinois and Wyoming,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> 2011 winner of ALEC's [[ALEC Award Winners|Private Sector Member of the Year Award]],<ref name="2011 Awards"/> "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($50,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC,<ref name="SNPS 2012"/> gave $2,000 to Arizona ALEC Scholarship Fund in January 2010 and another $2,000 in July 2010,<ref name="AZSchol$"/> “Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($50,000),<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniversary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> host committee for the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> Also a member of ALEC's [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]].<ref name="EEADC"/> "Director Level" Sponsor of the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
+* '''Pelopidas, LLC''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * People's Energy Corporation<ref name="ALEC Watch"/> and "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of ALEC's 2014 States and Nation Policy Summit.<ref name="2014SNPS"/>
 * '''Peoples Gas''', sponsor for the [[ALEC Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]] reception at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref>
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 * [[Pepco Holdings]], ALEC funder in 2002<ref name="ALEC Watch 4"/>
 * [[PepsiCo|Pepsi-Cola]]<ref name="CLEAR"/> Member of ALEC's [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]]<ref name="TaxCinci"/> - informed Color of Change in a letter dated January 25th that they would not renew their membership in ALEC in 2012.<ref>Barbara Liston and Martinne Geller: [http://uk.reuters.com/article/2012/04/05/usa-coke-alec-idUKL2E8F54P120120405 Coke Withdraws from Group that Backs Stand Your Ground Law]Reuters, Accessed April 19th, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
-* '''[[Pfizer]] Inc.''',<ref name="CLEAR"/> [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|Private Enterprise Board]] member,<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Colorado, Nebraska and Wisconsin,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> member of ALEC's [[Civil Justice Task Force]]<ref name="CJNOLA"/> and [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($25,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and "Trustee" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> and "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/>
+* '''[[Pfizer]] Inc.''',<ref name="CLEAR"/> [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|Private Enterprise Board]] member,<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Colorado, Nebraska and Wisconsin,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> member of ALEC's [[Civil Justice Task Force]]<ref name="CJNOLA"/> and [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($25,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and "Trustee" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> and "Director" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($10,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/>[[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]]. "Chairman Level Sponsor of the 2018 ALEC Policy Meeting<ref name=doculist>Jaimie Corey [https://documented.net/2018/11/28/energy-and-pharmaceutical-companies-among-sponsors-of-alec-policy-meeting/ ENERGY AND PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES AMONG SPONSORS OF ALEC POLICY MEETING] ''Documented'' Nov. 28, 2018</ref>
 * PFL Life Insurance Company,<ref name="CLEAR"/> member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]] in 1993<ref name="ALEC Health 1993"/>
 * [[PG&E|PG&E Corporation]] (parent of [[Pacific Gas and Electric Company]]), ALEC funder in 2010 ($5,000),<ref>Pacific Gas & Electric Company, [https://www.pge.com/regulation/GO_77M/GO_77M-2010-Redacted.pdf Redacted Report of Pacific Gas and Electric Company Pursuant to General Order No. 77-M For the Year Ended December 31, 2010], corporate annual report, 2010, p. 116.</ref> 2002,<ref name="ALEC Watch 4"/> and advertised in program for 1998 ALEC 25th Anniversary Annual Conference,<ref name="1998MeetingBrochure"/> confirmed to [[Greenpeace]] in May 2014 that it had cut ties to ALEC.<ref name="Greenpeace"/> Please see [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * [[Pharmacia AB|Pharmacia & Upjohn]]<ref name="ALEC Watch"/>
 * [[Phelps Dodge]] Corp<ref name="CLEAR"/>. (purchased from [[Newmont Mining]] by [[Freeport-McMoran]], a current [[#F|ALEC member]])
-* Philip Morris Companies (now [[Altria]], a current [[#A|ALEC member]])<ref name="CLEAR"/>
+* Philip Morris Companies (now [[Altria]], a current [[#A|ALEC member]])<ref name="CLEAR"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * Phillips 66 Petroleum<ref name="CLEAR"/><ref name="ALEC Watch"/> (now [[ConocoPhillips]])
 * '''[[Pinnacle West Capital]]''', member of ALEC's [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]]<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Natural_Resources1 Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force], organization website, accessed May 26, 2011. This website has been altered by ALEC and no longer contains this information.</ref><ref name="EEADC"/> and gave $5,000 to Arizona ALEC Scholarship Fund in December 2010<ref name="AZSchol$"/>
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 * [[Portland General Electric]]<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * '''[[Prairie State Energy Campus]]''', “Trustee” level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000)<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniverary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref>
-* [[Procter & Gamble]], member of [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|ALEC Private Enterprise Board]] as of 2009<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.guidestar.org/FinDocuments/2008/520/140/2008-520140979-0552a1f4-9.pdf 2008 Form 990], filed with the IRS and received by Guidestar.org, August 19, 2009</ref><ref name="CLEAR"/> - Told [[Color of Change]] that it would not renew its membership on April 20th.<ref>Color of Change, [http://colorofchange.org/press/releases/2012/4/23/colorofchange-applauds-procter-gambles-decision-en/ ColorOfChange Applauds Procter & Gamble's Decision to End its Membership in ALEC], press release, April 23, 2012, accessed April 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
+* [[Procter & Gamble]], member of [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|ALEC Private Enterprise Board]] as of 2009<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.guidestar.org/FinDocuments/2008/520/140/2008-520140979-0552a1f4-9.pdf 2008 Form 990], filed with the IRS and received by Guidestar.org, August 19, 2009</ref><ref name="Private Enterprise Board2011"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> - Told [[Color of Change]] that it would not renew its membership on April 20th.<ref>Color of Change, [http://colorofchange.org/press/releases/2012/4/23/colorofchange-applauds-procter-gambles-decision-en/ ColorOfChange Applauds Procter & Gamble's Decision to End its Membership in ALEC], press release, April 23, 2012, accessed April 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * '''[[Progress Energy]]''' (now merged with [[Duke Energy]],<ref>Duke Energy, [http://www.duke-energy.com/corporate-merger/ Duke Energy and Progress Energy Have Merged], corporate website, accessed September 2012</ref> another current [[#D|ALEC member]]), [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of South Carolina,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> member of ALEC's [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]]<ref name="ALECboard"/>
 * '''Progressive Medical International''' (distributor of medical equipment and emergency care solutions based in Vista, CA), Member of ALEC Utah Host Committee for 2012 annual meeting<ref name="SLC Agenda"/>
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 * Promus Companies<ref name="CLEAR"/> (hotel management company that owned Holiday Inn and later Doubletree and Harrah's and is now owned by [[Hilton Hotels]])
 * [[Prudential Financial]]<ref name="CLEAR"/>
+* '''PublicData''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * Publix Super Markets, Member of ALEC's [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]] as of 2011,<ref name="TaxCinci"/> announced on June 24, 2013 via social media that it had "not been a member of ALEC since 2011."<ref>Publix, [https://twitter.com/Publix/status/349151279764889601 @xultar Publix has not been a member of ALEC since 2011. ^BK], ''Twitter'', June 24, 2013.</ref> Please see [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * '''Purdue Pharma''', Member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]]<ref name="HHSNOLA"/>
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 * '''Reagan National Advertising''' (outdoor advertising company based in Austin, TX), Member of ALEC Utah Host Committee for 2012 annual meeting<ref name="SLC Agenda"/>
 * [[Reckitt Benckiser Group]], Member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]]<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> and [[Public Safety and Elections Task Force]]<ref name="PSENOLA"/> - told ColorOfChange.org that it is no longer an ALEC member in August 2012<ref name="33-38"/> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
-* [[Reed Elsevier]], Inc., member of [[ALEC "Private Enterprise" Board of Directors]];<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> and member of ALEC's [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]],<ref name="CIEDNOLA"/> [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> [[Communications and Technology Task Force]],<ref name="ITNOLA"/> and [[Public Safety and Elections Task Force]]<ref name="PSENOLA"/> - announced that it had resigned its board seat and dropped its ALEC membership "after considering the broad range of criticism being leveled at ALEC" on April 12, 2012<ref>Martinne Geller and Jennifer Saba, [http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2012-04-12/news/sns-rt-us-wendysbre83b1dw-20120412_1_reed-elsevier-gun-laws-alec Reed Elsevier, Wendy's drop conservative group], ''Reuters'', April 12, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
+* [[Reed Elsevier]], Inc., member of [[ALEC "Private Enterprise" Board of Directors]];<ref name="Private Enterprise Board2011"/> and member of ALEC's [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]],<ref name="CIEDNOLA"/> [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> [[Communications and Technology Task Force]],<ref name="ITNOLA"/> and [[Public Safety and Elections Task Force]]<ref name="PSENOLA"/> - announced that it had resigned its board seat and dropped its ALEC membership "after considering the broad range of criticism being leveled at ALEC" on April 12, 2012<ref>Martinne Geller and Jennifer Saba, [http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2012-04-12/news/sns-rt-us-wendysbre83b1dw-20120412_1_reed-elsevier-gun-laws-alec Reed Elsevier, Wendy's drop conservative group], ''Reuters'', April 12, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * Renovate America, "Trustee"-level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($5,000).<ref name="2015 conference funding"/>
 * Repco<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * '''ResCare''', member of ALEC [[Health and Human Services Task Force]]<ref name="HHSPHX">American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.commoncause.org/issues/more-democracy-reforms/alec/whistleblower-complaint/original-complaint/National_ALEC_Exhibit_4_HHS_2011_Annual_Meeting.pdf Health and Human Services Task Force Meeting Annual Meeting August 4, 2011 Meeting Minutes], organizational document, October 27, 2011, p. 18, obtained and released by Common Cause April 2012</ref>
-* '''[[Reynolds American]]''',<ref name="CLEAR"/><ref name="ALEC Watch"/> [[ALEC "Private Enterprise" Board of Directors]] member,<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> recipient of ALEC's 2011 [[ALEC Award Winners|Private Sector Member of the Year Award]],<ref name="2011 Awards"/> "President" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($100,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC,<ref name="SNPS 2012"/> member of Louisiana Host Committee,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> sponsor of [[American Enterprise Institute]] President [[Arthur C. Brooks]]' "Leadership Dinner" speech in 2011,<ref name="2011 Awards"/> sponsor of the "Cigar Reception,"<ref>Eric Carlson, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2011/08/10939/journalist-kicked-out-alec-conference-threatened-arrest Journalist Kicked out of ALEC Conference, Threatened With Arrest], ''PRWatch.org'', August 5, 2011</ref> "President" level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/07/11679/lot-white-space-firms-drop-alecs-meeting-brochure A Lot of White Space: Firms Drop Off ALEC's Meeting Brochure], ''PRWatch'', July 30, 2012.</ref> “President” level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($100,000),<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> and host committee for the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "President" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($100,000),<ref name="2015 conference funding">Nick Surgey and Connor Gibson, "[https://www.prwatch.org/news/2015/07/12891/alec-conference-funding-dominated-big-polluters ALEC Conference Funding Dominated by Big Polluters]," ''PR Watch''/Greenpeace, July 23, 2015.</ref> "Chair" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($50,000).<ref name="exxon 2016"/> Reynolds American is a member of ALEC's [[Civil Justice Task Force]],<ref name="CJNOLA"/> [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> [[International Relations Task Force]]<ref name="IRNOLA">American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.commoncause.org/issues/more-democracy-reforms/alec/whistleblower-complaint/original-complaint/National_ALEC_Exhibit_4_International_Relations_2012_Annual_Meeting.pdf IR Task Force, June 29, 2011], organizational membership spreadsheet, June 29, 2011, p. 32, obtained and released by Common Cause April 2012</ref>, [[Public Safety and Elections Task Force]],<ref name="PSENOLA"/> and [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]].<ref name="TaxCinci"/> "President Level" sponsor of 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/>
+* '''[[Reynolds American]]''',<ref name="CLEAR"/><ref name="ALEC Watch"/> [[ALEC "Private Enterprise" Board of Directors]] member,<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> recipient of ALEC's 2011 [[ALEC Award Winners|Private Sector Member of the Year Award]],<ref name="2011 Awards"/> "President" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($100,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC,<ref name="SNPS 2012"/> member of Louisiana Host Committee,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> sponsor of [[American Enterprise Institute]] President [[Arthur C. Brooks]]' "Leadership Dinner" speech in 2011,<ref name="2011 Awards"/> sponsor of the "Cigar Reception,"<ref>Eric Carlson, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2011/08/10939/journalist-kicked-out-alec-conference-threatened-arrest Journalist Kicked out of ALEC Conference, Threatened With Arrest], ''PRWatch.org'', August 5, 2011</ref> "President" level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/07/11679/lot-white-space-firms-drop-alecs-meeting-brochure A Lot of White Space: Firms Drop Off ALEC's Meeting Brochure], ''PRWatch'', July 30, 2012.</ref> “President” level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($100,000),<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> and host committee for the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "President" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($100,000),<ref name="2015 conference funding"/>Nick Surgey and Connor Gibson, "[https://www.prwatch.org/news/2015/07/12891/alec-conference-funding-dominated-big-polluters ALEC Conference Funding Dominated by Big Polluters]," ''PR Watch''/Greenpeace, July 23, 2015.</ref> "Chair" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($50,000).<ref name="exxon 2016"/> Reynolds American is a member of ALEC's [[Civil Justice Task Force]],<ref name="CJNOLA"/> [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> [[International Relations Task Force]]<ref name="IRNOLA">American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.commoncause.org/issues/more-democracy-reforms/alec/whistleblower-complaint/original-complaint/National_ALEC_Exhibit_4_International_Relations_2012_Annual_Meeting.pdf IR Task Force, June 29, 2011], organizational membership spreadsheet, June 29, 2011, p. 32, obtained and released by Common Cause April 2012</ref>, [[Public Safety and Elections Task Force]],<ref name="PSENOLA"/> and [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]].<ref name="TaxCinci"/> "President Level" sponsor of 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * Rhone-Poulenc Rorer,<ref name="ALEC Watch"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]] in 1993<ref name="ALEC Health 1993"/>
 * Roadway Services<ref name="CLEAR"/>
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 * Safety-Kleen Corp.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * [[Sallie Mae]] (SLM Corporation)<ref>Rob McGarrah, [http://www.aflcio.org/Blog/Economy/Sallie-Mae-CEO-Agrees-to-Talks-with-Students-on-Loan-Debts Sallie Mae CEO Agrees to Talks with Students on Loan Debts], AFLCIO blog, May 31, 2013.</ref> - Sallie Mae has been an ALEC member, but announced quietly in September 2013 that it had cut ties with the organization.<ref>Brendan Fischer, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/09/12237/after-student-protests-sallie-mae-becomes-50th-corporation-dump-alec After Student Protests, Sallie Mae Becomes 50th Corporation to Dump ALEC], ''PRWatch'', September 9, 2013.</ref> Please see [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
-* '''[[Salt River Project]]''', [[ALEC "Private Enterprise" Board of Directors]] member<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> and [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Arizona<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> as of 2011 and member of ALEC's [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]]<ref name="EEACinci"/>
+* '''[[Salt River Project]]''', [[ALEC "Private Enterprise" Board of Directors]] member<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> and [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Arizona<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> as of 2011 and member of ALEC's [[Energy, Environment and Agriculture Task Force]]<ref name="EEACinci"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]]. SRP's Jason Baran listed as a "ALEC Private Sector Member" in 2018 email.<ref name="taylor"/>
 * Sandoz Corp.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
-* [[Sanofi]] (formerly Sanofi-Aventis), "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($25,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]].<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> Sanofi-Aventis also gave $3,000 to the Arizona ALEC Scholarship Fund in March 2010.<ref name="AZSchol$">Laura Elliott, American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://dbapress.com/source-materials-archive/source-materials-archive-alec-accountability-act-set-for-introduction-in-arizona Draft AZ Scholarship Fund Account], email to [REDACTED], [[Russell Smoldon]], Kristen Harrison and Patty Wisner (Administrative Assistant to [[Debbie Lesko]], January 6, 2011, p. 13, obtained via public records request by ''DBA Press'', accessed April 2012</ref>  Sanofi confirmed to CMD that it was cutting ties to ALEC in October 2012. See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
+* [[Sanofi]] (formerly Sanofi-Aventis), "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($25,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]].<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> Sanofi-Aventis also gave $3,000 to the Arizona ALEC Scholarship Fund in March 2010.<ref name="AZSchol$">Laura Elliott, American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://dbapress.com/source-materials-archive/source-materials-archive-alec-accountability-act-set-for-introduction-in-arizona Draft AZ Scholarship Fund Account], email to [REDACTED], [[Russell Smoldon]], Kristen Harrison and Patty Wisner (Administrative Assistant to [[Debbie Lesko]], January 6, 2011, p. 13, obtained via public records request by ''DBA Press'', accessed April 2012</ref><ref name="Private Enterprise Board2011"/> Sanofi confirmed to CMD that it was cutting ties to ALEC in October 2012. See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more. [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * San Diego Gas & Electric<ref name="CLEAR"/> (utility that provides natural gas and electricity to San Diego County and southern Orange County)
 * Santa Fe Pacific Gold Corp.<ref name="CLEAR"/> (now part of [[Newmont Mining Corporation]], another previous [[#N|ALEC member]])
 * SAP America, previously a member of ALEC's [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]]<ref name="CIEDNOLA"/> and [[Communications and Technology Task Force]],<ref name="ITNOLA"/> awarded ALEC's 2011 [[ALEC Award Winners|Private Sector of the Year Award]],<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council, "Solutions for the States," 38th Annual Meeting agenda, on file with CMD, August 3-6, 2011</ref> “Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> and "Director" level sponsor at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000).<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniversary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> Told CMD that it was ceasing funding of ALEC on November 6, 2014 due to ALEC policies on climate change, renewable energy, guns and voting rights.<ref>Nick Surgey: [http://www.huffingtonpost.com/nick-surgey/alec-corporate-board-chai_b_6115444.html?utm_hp_ref=climate-change ALEC Corporate Board Chair Quits Over Climate Change, Renewables and Voting Rights], HuffPost, November 6, 2014</ref>
 * [[Sara Lee Corporation]]<ref name="ALEC Watch"/>
+* Sazerac Company, "Director" level sponsor of the 2018 Alec Policy meeting.<ref name=doculist/>
 * SBC Communications Inc.<ref name="CLEAR"/> (company changed its name to [[AT&T]] Inc. after it purchased its former parent company, AT&T Corporation -- AT&T is a current [[#A|ALEC member]])
 * [[SCANA]] Corp.,<ref name="CLEAR"/> ALEC member in 1992<ref name="1992AR"/>
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 * Schwan's Sales Enterprises Inc.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * Seagram & Sons, Inc.<ref name="CLEAR"/> (Seagram assets have since been acquired by other companies, notably [[Coca-Cola]], which was recently an [[#C|ALEC member]]; [[Diageo]], which is a current [[#D|ALEC member]]; and Pernod Ricard)
-* '''Security Finance Corporation''', Member of ALEC [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]]<ref name="CIEDNOLA"/>
+* '''Security Finance Corporation''', Member of ALEC [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]]<ref name="CIEDNOLA"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * Select Management Resources, LLC, lobbying filings in Georgia reported paying for legislators' meals at the Georgia General Assembly Delegation Dinner at an ALEC policy conference in 2015.<ref name="georgia lobbyists dig deep"/><ref>Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission, [http://media.ethics.ga.gov/search/Lobbyist/Lobbyist_Name.aspx?&FilerID=L20050697 Raymon White], Lobbyist Report Forms, May 1-May 31 2015 filing, accessed June 2015.</ref>
 * [[Sempra Energy]] (gave $15,000 to ALEC in 2006<ref>California State Government, [http://www.fppc.ca.gov/cosponsor/2006-senate.xls PAYMENTS FOR LEGISLATIVE, GOVERNMENTAL, OR CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES], state senate finance statements, 2006, referenced by [http://www.inthepublicinterest.org/article/alec-supporters-dodging-state-taxes In the Public Interest report on ALEC members dodging taxes], April 18, 2012 accessed April 2012</ref>)
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 * Southwestern Bell Corp.<ref name="CLEAR"/> (now [[AT&T]], a current [[#A|ALEC member]])
 * Southwire Co.<ref name="CLEAR"/>
-* '''Spectra Energy''' (natural gas infrastructure company), "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($5,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/>
+* '''Spectra Energy'''(natural gas infrastructure company), now merged with [[Enbridge]].<ref> [https://www.enbridge.com/enbridge-and-spectra Enbridge and Spectra], Enbridge website, accessed Feb. 19, 2019.</ref> "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($5,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/>
 * [[Sprint Nextel]] (formerly United Telephone Company of Texas, a previous ALEC member<ref name="ALEC Watch"/><ref name="CLEAR"/>), Member of ALEC's [[Communications and Technology Task Force]].  Sprint told Color of Change in August, 2012, that the company did not renew its membership for 2012. <ref name="ITNOLA"/>
-* '''[[State Farm]] Insurance Co.''', [[ALEC "Private Enterprise" Board of Directors]] member,<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> corporate co-chair of ALEC's [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]],<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.alec.org/task-forces/commerce-insurance-and-economic-development/ Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force], organizational website, accessed April 2012</ref> recipient of ALEC's 2011 [[ALEC Award Winners|Private Sector Member of the Year Award]],<ref name="2011 Awards"/> "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($50,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and “Vice Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref>
+* '''[[State Farm]] Insurance Co.''', [[ALEC "Private Enterprise" Board of Directors]] member,<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> corporate co-chair of ALEC's [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]],<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.alec.org/task-forces/commerce-insurance-and-economic-development/ Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force], organizational website, accessed April 2012</ref> recipient of ALEC's 2011 [[ALEC Award Winners|Private Sector Member of the Year Award]],<ref name="2011 Awards"/> "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($50,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and “Vice Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref>[[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * '''State Net''' (private company reporting on state legislation, with clients including "five of the nation's ten largest companies"<ref>State Net, [http://www.statenet.com/about/clients/ Clients], company website, accessed August 8, 2011</ref>), "Director" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($10,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/>
 * Strategic Advocacy Group<ref name="CLEAR"/> (public relations firm)
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 * [[T-mobile|T-Mobile]] USA, Member of ALEC's [[Communications and Technology Task Force]],<ref name="ITNOLA"/> told Common Cause on April 8, 2015 that it had cut ties to ALEC.<ref>Common Cause, [http://www.commoncause.org/democracy-wire/t-mobile-cuts-ties-with-alec.html T-Mobile Cuts Ties with ALEC], organizational press release, April 8, 2015.</ref> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
-* '''[[Takeda]] Pharmaceutical''' (global pharmaceutical company based in Japan), [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Alaska, South Dakota and Washington,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> recipient of ALEC's 2011 [[ALEC Award Winners|State Chair of the Year Award]],<ref name="2011 Awards"/> "President" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($100,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> member of Louisiana Host Committee,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/>, member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> "Director" level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/07/11679/lot-white-space-firms-drop-alecs-meeting-brochure A Lot of White Space: Firms Drop Off ALEC's Meeting Brochure], ''PRWatch'', July 30, 2012.</ref> member of ALEC Utah Host Committee for 2012 Annual Conference,<ref name="SLC Agenda"/> "Director" level sponsor at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000),<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniversary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> and "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000),<ref name="2015 conference funding"/> "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.<ref name="aarp 2016"/> Takeda's Head of Governmental and External Affairs, David L. Dieter, also spoke at a plenary session at the 2011 Annual Conference.<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/>
+* '''[[Takeda]] Pharmaceutical''' (global pharmaceutical company based in Japan). In May, 2019, [https://www.commoncause.org/resource/coalition-letters-to-alec-corporate-funders-over-david-horowitz-involvement-in-alec/ Takeda confirmed to Common Cause] that it has "is not a member of ALEC. Please be assured that Takeda is committed to diversity and inclusion – treating everyone regardless of race, gender, age, sexual orientation, national origin, religion, disability, or any other personal characteristic fairly and equally." See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more. [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Alaska, South Dakota and Washington,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> recipient of ALEC's 2011 [[ALEC Award Winners|State Chair of the Year Award]],<ref name="2011 Awards"/> "President" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($100,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> member of Louisiana Host Committee,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/>, member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> "Director" level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Meeting,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/07/11679/lot-white-space-firms-drop-alecs-meeting-brochure A Lot of White Space: Firms Drop Off ALEC's Meeting Brochure], ''PRWatch'', July 30, 2012.</ref> member of ALEC Utah Host Committee for 2012 Annual Conference,<ref name="SLC Agenda"/> "Director" level sponsor at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000),<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniversary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> and "Director" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000),<ref name="2015 conference funding"/> "Trustee's" level funder of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference.<ref name="aarp 2016"/> Takeda's Head of Governmental and External Affairs, David L. Dieter, also spoke at a plenary session at the 2011 Annual Conference.<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * Tampa Electric Co.<ref name="CLEAR"/> (the principal subsidiary of [[TECO Energy]], another previous ALEC member)
 * Taser International Inc. (stun gun maker), ALEC [[Public Safety and Elections Task Force]] member<ref>Alison Fitzgerald, [http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-08-11/pro-gun-group-s-call-to-sell-seized-weapons-advances-to-states.html Pro-Gun Group’s Call to Sell Seized Weapons Advances to States], ''Bloomberg'', August 10, 2011</ref><ref name="PSENOLA"/> and [[Civil Justice Task Force]] Member;<ref name="CJNOLA"/> terminated ALEC membership on January 14, 2013, according to ALEC document.<ref name="ALECboard"/> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
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 * Tropicana<ref name="CLEAR"/> (now owned by [[#P|PepsiCo]], a former [[#P|ALEC member]])
 * TRW Inc.<ref name="CLEAR"/> (now part of [[Northrop Grumman]], another previous [[#N|ALEC member]])
+*'''Tucson Electic Power/UniSource Energy Services''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]]. TE's Steven Eddy listed as a "ALEC Private Sector Member" in 2018 email.<ref name="taylor"/>
 * TXANS<ref name="CLEAR"/> (works with Texan employers on injury prevention and the provision of workplace injury benefits by non-subscribers to workers' compensation)
 * '''TXU Energy''' (subsidiary of [[Energy Future Holdings]]), "Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref>
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 * [[UnitedHealth Group]], "Chairman" level sponsor of and exhibitor at 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($50,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and member of Louisiana Host Committee;<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> Representatives Tom McGraw, Vice President of Government Program Integrity at subsidiary OptumInsight, Wayne Neff, Senior Vice President of subsidiary OptumHealthPublic Sector, and Russell C. Petrella, Community & State President of UnitedHealthcare, also spoke at a "Medicaid Crisis in the States: Private Sector Solutions You Can Use" workshop at the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting;<ref name="Workshop #3"/> member of the [[Health and Human Services Task Force]]; terminated its membership on April 22, 2013, according to an ALEC document, adding that it "left along with [[#B|BCBS]]."<ref name="ALECboard"/> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * United Infrastructure Co.<ref name="CLEAR"/> (design/build contractor operating internationally)
-* '''[[United Parcel Service]] (UPS)''', [[ALEC "Private Enterprise" Board of Directors]] member,<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]] Executive Committee member,<ref name="Commerce Executive Committee"/><ref name="CIEDNOLA"/> [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of California,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC,<ref name="SNPS 2012"/> “Vice Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> “Vice Chairman” level sponsor ($25,000) at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> sponsor for the reception for incoming chairmen ($50,000) at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of ALEC's 2014 States and Nation Policy Summit;<ref name="2014SNPS"/> lobbying filings in Georgia reported paying for legislators' meals at the Georgia General Assembly Delegation Dinner at an ALEC policy conference in 2015,<ref name="georgia lobbyists dig deep"/><ref>Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission, [http://media.ethics.ga.gov/search/Lobbyist/Lobbyist_Name.aspx?&FilerID=L20120007 Frank A. Morris], Lobbyist Report Forms, May 1-May 31 2015 filing, accessed June 2015.</ref> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000),<ref name="2015 conference funding"/> "Vice Chair" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($25,000).<ref name="exxon 2016"/> Listed as a "Vice Chairman Level" sponsor for the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/>
+* '''[[United Parcel Service]] (UPS)''', [[ALEC "Private Enterprise" Board of Directors]] member,<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]] Executive Committee member,<ref name="Commerce Executive Committee"/><ref name="CIEDNOLA"/> [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of California,<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> sponsor of the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC,<ref name="SNPS 2012"/> “Vice Chairman” level sponsor of the 2012 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> “Vice Chairman” level sponsor ($25,000) at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> sponsor for the reception for incoming chairmen ($50,000) at the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12208/more-corporations-drop-alecs-conference-brochure More Corporations Drop Off ALEC’s Conference Brochure], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2014 ALEC Annual Conference,<ref>Nick Surgey, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2014/07/12557/polluters Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference], ''PRWatch'', July 31, 2014.</ref> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of ALEC's 2014 States and Nation Policy Summit;<ref name="2014SNPS"/> lobbying filings in Georgia reported paying for legislators' meals at the Georgia General Assembly Delegation Dinner at an ALEC policy conference in 2015,<ref name="georgia lobbyists dig deep"/><ref>Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission, [http://media.ethics.ga.gov/search/Lobbyist/Lobbyist_Name.aspx?&FilerID=L20120007 Frank A. Morris], Lobbyist Report Forms, May 1-May 31 2015 filing, accessed June 2015.</ref> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of the 2015 ALEC Annual Conference ($25,000),<ref name="2015 conference funding"/> "Vice Chair" level sponsor of ALEC's 2016 Annual Conference ($25,000).<ref name="exxon 2016"/> Listed as a "Vice Chairman Level" sponsor for the 2017 ALEC Annual Meeting.<ref name="2017program"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * '''United States Steel Corporation''', sponsored the 2012 States & Nation Policy Meeting in Washington, DC,<ref name="SNPS 2012"/> and “Director” level sponsor of the 2013 ALEC Annual Conference ($15,000).<ref>Lisa Graves, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/08/12212/alecexposed-list-corporations-and-special-interests-underwrote-alecs-40th-anniver ALECexposed: List of Corporations and Special Interests that Underwrote ALEC’s 40th Anniverary Meeting], ''PRWatch'', August 15, 2013.</ref>
 * The Upjohn Co.<ref name="CLEAR"/> (now part of [[Pharmacia AB]], [[Monsanto]] and [[Pfizer]], all of which have ties to ALEC)
 * '''UPS Airlines''',<ref name="CLEAR"/> [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Kentucky<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/>
 * '''U.S. Generating Company''',<ref name="ALEC Watch"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> "Vice Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($25,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/>
-* '''U.S. Oncology''', Member of ALEC [[Health and Human Services Task Force]]<ref name="HHSNOLA"/>
+* '''U.S. Oncology''', Member of ALEC [[Health and Human Services Task Force]]<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * UST Public Affairs Inc.<ref name="ALEC Watch"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> (now [[United States Smokeless Tobacco Company]], a wholly-owned subsidiary of [[Altria]])
 * US West, Inc.<ref name="ALEC Watch"/><ref name="CLEAR"/> (later [[Qwest Communications]], and [[CenturyLink]] as of April 2011, both [[#C|ALEC members]])
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 * Variable Annuity Life Insurance Company (VALIC)<ref name="ALEC Watch"/>
 * VASA Brougher<ref name="CLEAR"/> (acquired by  the Centris Group)
-* '''[[Verizon]] Communications, Inc.''', former [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|Private Enterprise Board]] member<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> and current [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Virginia and Wyoming<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> and member of ALEC's [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]]<ref name="TaxCinci"/> and [[Communications and Technology Task Force]]<ref name="ITNOLA"/>
+* '''[[Verizon]] Communications, Inc.''', '''Informed The Intercept that it was leaving ALEC because ALEC hosted hate monger [[David Horowitz]] to speak at the 2018 Annual Meeting.<ref>Nick Surgey and Lee Fang, [https://theintercept.com/2018/09/15/verizon-alec-david-horowitz/ VERIZON LEAVES RIGHT-WING LEGISLATIVE GROUP ALEC OVER ITS INVITATION TO ANTI-MUSLIM ACTIVIST DAVID HOROWITZ],''The Intercept'', September 15, 2018.</ref> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.''' Former [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces #"Private Enterprise" Board of Directors|Private Enterprise Board]] member<ref name="Private Enterprise Board2011"/> and current [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Virginia and Wyoming<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> and member of ALEC's [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]]<ref name="TaxCinci"/> and [[Communications and Technology Task Force]]<ref name="ITNOLA"/>
 * Viad Corp.<ref name="ALEC Watch"/>
 * '''Virginia Uranium''', sponsored the 2012 States & Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC.<ref name="SNPS 2012"/>
 * [[Visa]], "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($50,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and sponsor of the August 5th, 2011, Plenary Session speech of [[FreedomWorks]]' [[Dick Armey]];<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/> also member of ALEC's [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]];<ref name="CIEDNOLA"/> told Boston Common Asset Management, which had been engaging with the company over the past year on lobbying disclosure, that it had dropped its ALEC membership in December 2013.<ref>Brendan Fischer, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2013/12/12332/alec-not-where-visa-wants-be ALEC Is Not Where Visa Wants to Be], ''PRWatch'', December 4, 2013.</ref> See [[Corporations that Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
+* '''Vistra Energy''', [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
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 * [[Walgreens]],<ref name="CLEAR"/> member of ALEC's [[Health and Human Services Task Force]]<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> and "Trustee" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($5,000 in 2010)<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> - announced in July 2012 that it "will not be renewing its membership in the American Legislative Exchange Council."<ref name="29/30">Rebekah Wilce, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/07/11659/alec-down-30-corporations-general-motors-and-walgreens-cut-ties ALEC Down 30 Corporations: General Motors and Walgreens Cut Ties], ''PRWatch.org'', July 26, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * ''[[Wall Street Journal]]'' (owned by Murdoch's [[News Corporation]], an [[#N|ALEC member]]) and ALEC [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]] member via Editorial Board member [[Stephen Moore]]<ref name="TaxMeetingAgenda"/>
-* [[Wal-Mart]] Stores<ref name="CLEAR"/>, Member of ALEC [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces#"Private Sector" Board of Directors|corporate board]],<ref name="Private Enterprise Board"/> "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($50,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and member of ALEC [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]],<ref name="CIEDNOLA"/> [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> and [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]] - Wal-Mart told ''Reuters'' on May 30 that it is suspending its ALEC membership.<ref>Jessica Wohl, [http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/05/31/us-walmart-alec-idUSBRE84U05N20120531?irpc=932 Wal-Mart ending membership in conservative group], ''Reuters'', May 31, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
+* [[Wal-Mart]] Stores<ref name="CLEAR"/>, Member of ALEC [[ALEC Boards and Task Forces#"Private Sector" Board of Directors|corporate board]],<ref name="Private Enterprise Board2011"/> "Chairman" level sponsor of 2011 ALEC Annual Conference<ref name="2011 Conference Sponsors"/> ($50,000 in 2010),<ref name="Sponsorship Levels"/> and member of ALEC [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]],<ref name="CIEDNOLA"/> [[Health and Human Services Task Force]],<ref name="HHSNOLA"/> and [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]] - Wal-Mart told ''Reuters'' on May 30 that it is suspending its ALEC membership.<ref>Jessica Wohl, [http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/05/31/us-walmart-alec-idUSBRE84U05N20120531?irpc=932 Wal-Mart ending membership in conservative group], ''Reuters'', May 31, 2012</ref> See [[Corporations Which Have Cut Ties to ALEC]] for more.
 * [[Walt Klein & Associates]]<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * Wardwell Braiding Machine Co.<ref name="CLEAR"/> (supplier of braiding textile equipment)
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 * Whiteco<ref name="CLEAR"/>
 * '''The Williams Companies''' (natural gas company<ref>The Williams Company, [http://www.energy.williams.com/Who_We_Are Who We Are], corporate website, accessed August 10, 2011.</ref>), [[ALEC State Chairmen|State corporate co-chair]] of Oklahoma<ref name="Corporate Chairs"/>
-* '''Wine Institute''', Member of ALEC [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]]<ref name="CIEDNOLA"/> and [[Public Safety and Elections Task Force]]<ref name="PSENOLA"/>
+* '''Wine Institute''', Member of ALEC [[Commerce, Insurance and Economic Development Task Force]]<ref name="CIEDNOLA"/> and [[Public Safety and Elections Task Force]]<ref name="PSENOLA"/> [[ALEC 2017 Annual Meeting Attendees | Private Sector Member registered for the 2017 Annual Meeting]].
 * Wireless Generation (a for-profit online education, software and testing corporation), member 2007-2009,<ref name="RWPRW">Rebekah Wilce, [https://www.prwatch.org/news/2012/05/11531/rupert-murdochs-news-corp-alec-member Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. Is an ALEC Member], ''PRWatch.org'', May 25, 2012.</ref> listed as new ALEC member in 2012,<ref name="EduCharlotte">American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.commoncause.org/issues/more-democracy-reforms/alec/whistleblower-complaint/original-complaint/National_ALEC_Exhibit_4_Education_2012_STFS.pdf Education Task Force Meeting ALEC’s 2012 Spring Task Force Summit Agenda], organizational meeting agenda, May 11, 2012, obtained and released by Common Cause, April 2012</ref> (the company denies this).<ref name="RWPRW"/> The company was acquired by [[#N|ALEC member]] [[News Corporation]] in 2010, and as of 2013 has been folded-in to News Corp's "Amplify" education division.
 * WMX Technologies Inc.<ref name="CLEAR"/> (formerly [[Waste Management]] Inc., another previous [[#W|ALEC member]])