FIRST AMERICAN FINANCIAL CORPORATION

Member	From its PAC	Its lobbyists (LD-203)	Sits on, in its lobbying areas
Young Kim R CA	—	$34,000	Financial Services
David Schweikert R AZ	—	$18,500	Ways and Means
Andrew R. Garbarino R NY	—	$16,500	Financial Services
Guy Reschenthaler R PA	—	$15,500
Ken Calvert R CA	—	$14,500
Bryan Steil R WI	—	$12,000	Financial Services
Mike Flood R NE	—	$10,000	Financial Services
Patrick T. McHenry R NC	—	$10,000
Dave Min D CA	—	$10,000	Oversight and Government Reform, Natural Resources
James A. Himes D CT	—	$9,000	Financial Services
Andy Barr R KY	—	$8,000	Financial Services
William R. Timmons IV R SC	—	$8,000	Financial Services, Oversight and Government Reform
Katherine M. Clark D MA	—	$6,000
J. French Hill R AR	—	$6,000	Financial Services
Warren Davidson R OH	—	$5,000	Financial Services
Blaine Luetkemeyer R MO	—	$5,000
Bill Foster D IL	—	$4,500	Financial Services
Byron Donalds R FL	—	$3,500	Financial Services, Oversight and Government Reform
Lisa C. McClain R MI	—	$3,500	Financial Services
Richard E. Neal D MA	—	$2,500	Ways and Means
Brittany Pettersen D CO	—	$2,500	Financial Services
Jason Smith R MO	—	$2,500	Ways and Means
Lloyd Smucker R PA	—	$2,500	Ways and Means
Beth Van Duyne R TX	—	$2,500	Ways and Means
Zachary Nunn R IA	—	$2,250	Financial Services
Troy Downing R MT	—	$2,000	Financial Services, Natural Resources
Julie Fedorchak R ND	—	$2,000	Energy and Commerce
Mike Haridopolos R FL	—	$2,000	Financial Services
Brian Jack R GA	—	$2,000	Oversight and Government Reform
Julia Letlow R LA	—	$2,000
Michael Lawler R NY	—	$2,000	Financial Services
Tim Moore R NC	—	$2,000	Financial Services
Marlin A. Stutzman R IN	—	$2,000	Financial Services
Robert J. Wittman R VA	—	$2,000	Natural Resources
Erin Houchin R IN	—	$1,000	Energy and Commerce
Brad Sherman D CA	—	$1,000	Financial Services
Ritchie Torres D NY	—	$1,000	Financial Services
Steve Womack R AR	—	$1,000
Kelly Armstrong R ND	—	$500

Its lobbying, by year

What its quarterly reports (LD-2) total each year: the fees it paid its lobbying firms, or its own lobbying spending when it lobbies for itself. Latest version of each report.