HALPAC2018

Dear Members:
As we start a new year, we would like to thank you for your support of the Halliburton Political Action
Committee (HALPAC). With your participation, HALPAC contributes to candidates for election whounderstand the issues important to our company and industry. During 2018’s competitive election cycle,
HALPAC made $561,650 in contributions to 129 candidates and six federal leadership PACs.
As we head into the 2020 elections, HALPAC will continue to identify and support those elected officials
who can bring positive changes to the legislative process. 2020 is a presidential election year, and withmuch at stake, we must continue to engage in the process that shapes the climate in which we dobusiness by identifying and supporting candidates at all levels, many of whom are already starting up
their campaigns. With your participation, HALPAC will have a strong, united voice in the political sphere.
Please take the time to find out more about HALPAC’s activities during the 2018 election cycle in thisannual report. Our PAC remains not just an important part of our Government Affairs program, but it isan essential part of our company’s public policy agenda. We look forward to working with you this year
and building on HALPAC’s progress and success as we strengthen our collective voice.
Sincerely,

The HALPAC Board of Directors“Membership in HALPAC is purely voluntary, and it is your exclusive right to decide whether to become a member and how
much to contribute. You may decline to participate without any concern of reprisal, and your participation will not gain you
any advantage within the Company.

2018 HALPAC Board Members
Todd Ennenga, Chairman
Robb Voyles
Ivan Blanco
Galen CobbAyodeji Daramola
James Ferguson
Mark RichardBenton Knobloch
Kristen Lipski
Ron Shuman2018 HALPAC Officers
Todd Ennenga
Karren Marsh
Stacia Licona
Truedy DreierMarie Majors
Chris Opincar
Debra Tower

ChairmanTreasurer
Secretary
Signatory
Signatory
Signatory
Signatory

Multi-Candidate Status
Halliburton Company Political Action Committee is a Multi-Candidate, Non-Partisan
Political Action Committee
HALPAC CONTRIBUTION POLICYHalliburton Company Political Action Committee (HALPAC) was established as a means for Company
employees, through voluntary contributions, to support candidates whose views on matters affecting theindustry represent the best interests of our Company and its employees. HALPAC is a Multi-Candidate, NonPartisan Political Action Committee.
A candidate’s eligibility for support from HALPAC is reviewed by the HALPAC Board, which considers thecandidate’s record on business-related issues; leadership and committee assignments for which thecandidate might be eligible; the extent of Halliburton Company’s facilities and employees within thecandidate’s district and state; and finally, the candidate’s chances of being elected. Suggestions byemployees are invited.
This publication is produced at the expense of Halliburton Company and the material set forth hereinconstitutes a communication of the views of Halliburton Company and is not the reproduction in whole orin part of any broadcast, transcript, tape or other written, graphic or other form of campaign materials
prepared by a candidate, a candidate’s committee or a candidate’s authorized agent.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO HALPAC IN 2017-20182017 Receipts

2018 Receipts

Election Cycle Total

Amount$298,944.04$312,036.29$610,980.33

Total Participants

377

361

399

Average per person

$793

$864

$1,531CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY HALPAC TO STATE AND LOCAL CANDIDATES IN 2017-2018*highlights denote wins

For State and Local Office
Darren Schmidt (R)Patrick Lyons (R)Steve Pearce (R)Ron Amstutz (R)Troy Balderson (R)Mike DeWine (R)Larry Obhof (R)Bob Peterson (R)Cliff Rosenberger (R)Bill Seitz (R)Ryan Smith (R)Darin Chambers
Michael Hunter (R)Todd Lamb (R)Mark McBride (R)Terry O’Donnell (R)Kevin Stitt (R)David Argall (R)Lisa Baker (R)Camera Bartolotta (R)Kerry Benninghoff (R)Mike Carroll (D)Jake Corman (R)Jay Costa (D)Bryan Cutler (R)John Maher (R)Joseph Markosek (D)Donna Oberlander (R)Tina Pickett (R)John Rafferty Jr. (R)Joseph Scarnati (R)
Pam Synder (D)Mike Turzai (R)Gene Yaw (R)John Yudichak (D)Christi Craddick (R)Pete Flores (R)Glenn Hegar (R)

ND-Williston City Commissioner
NM Public Lands Commissioner
NM Governor
OH House District 01
OH Senate District 20
OH Attorney General
OH Senate District 22
OH Senate District 17
OH House District 91
OH House District 30
OH House District 93
OK House District 46
OK Attorney General
OK Governor
OK House District 53
OK House District 23
OK Governor
PA Senate District 29
PA Senate District 20
PA Senate District 46
PA House District 171
PA House District 118
PA Senate District 34
PA Senate District 43
PA House District 100
PA House District 40
PA House District 25
PA House District 63
PA House District 110
PA Senate District 44
PA Senate District 25
PA House District 50
PA House District 28
PA Senate District 23
PA Senate District 14
TX Railroad Commission
TX Senate District 19
TX State Comptroller
TOTAL (38) Candidates$350$2,500$10,000$500$1,000$20,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$1,000$3,500$1,000$1,000$5,000$500$500$5,000$1,000$500$500$1,000$1,000$2,000$2,000
$500
$500
$500
$400
$700
$1,000$2,500$2,000$1,000$1,000$1,000$4,000$2,000$2,500$94,450

CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY HALPAC TO FEDERAL CANDIDATES OR FEDERAL PACS IN 2017
For U.S. Senate
John Barrasso (R)Lou Barletta (R)Marsha Blackburn (R)Kevin Cramer (R)Ted Cruz (R)Deb Fischer (R)Jeff Flake (R)Orrin Hatch (R)Heidi Heitkamp (D)Dean Heller (R)Evan Jenkins (R)Joe Manchin (D)Martha McSally (R)Luther Strange (R)Dan Sullivan (R)Roger Wicker (R)Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
North Dakota
Texas
Nebraska
Arizona
Utah
North Dakota
NevadaWest VirginiaWest Virginia
Arizona
Alabama
AlaskaMississippi$9,000$5,000$2,500$10,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$6,000$10,000$15,000$2,700$5,000TOTAL (16) Candidates$100,200

For U.S. House of Representatives
Paul Gosar (R)Bruce Westerman (R)Jim Costa (D)Jeff Denham (R)Young Kim (R)Steve Knight (R)Kevin McCarthy (R)Devin Nunes (R)Mimi Walters (R)Ken Buck (R)Mike Coffman (R)Doug Lamborn (R)Scott Tipton (R)Carlos Curbelo (R)Jody Hice (R)Darin LaHood (R)John Shimkus (R)Luke Messer (R)Todd Rokita (R)Andy Barr (R)Garret Graves (R)Cedric Richmond (D)Steve Scalise (R)Bruce Poliquin (R)Michael Bishop (R)Fred Upton (R)Tim Walberg (R)Erik Paulsen (R)Gregg Harper (R)Jason Smith (R)Don Bacon (R)John Katko (R)Richard Hudson (R)Patrick McHenry (R)David Rouzer (R)Kelly Armstrong (R)Troy Balderson (R)Robert Gibbs (R)Anthony Gonzalez (R)Arizona 04
Arkansas 04
California 16
California 10
California 39
California 25
California 23
California 22
California 45
Colorado 04
Colorado 06
Colorado 05
Colorado 03
Florida 26
Georgia 10
Illinois 18
Illinois 15
Indiana 06
Indiana 04
Kentucky 06
Louisiana 06
Louisiana 02
Louisiana 01
Maine 02
Michigan 08
Michigan 06
Michigan 07
Minnesota 03
Mississippi 03
Missouri 08
Nebraska 02
New York (24)
N. Carolina 08
N. Carolina 10
N. Carolina 07
N. Dakota AL
Ohio 12
Ohio 07
Ohio 16$2,000$3,500$5,000$5,000$2,500$2,500$5,000$5,000$1,000$5,000$9,000$2,500$5,000$2,500$2,500$2,500$5,000$2,500$2,500$2,500$10,000$2,500$10,000$2,500$3,500$7,500$5,000$2,500$2,500$3,500$2,500$2,500$5,000$7,500$1,000$5,000$10,000$5,000$1,000TOTAL (75) Candidates

Bill Johnson (R)David Joyce (R)Robert Latta (R)Pat Tiberi (R)Steve Stivers (R)Frank Lucas (R)Markwayne Mullin (R)Kurt Schrader (D)Greg Walden (R)Brian Fitzpatrick (R)Rick Saccone (R)Bill Shuster (R)Glenn Thompson (R)Jeff Duncan (R)Kevin Brady (R)Michael Burgess (R)John Carter (R)Mike Conaway (R)Dan Crenshaw (R)Henry Cuellar (D)John Culberson (R)Bill Flores (R)Gene Green (D)Will Hurd (R)Kenny Marchant (R)Pete Olson (R)Pete Sessions (R)Lamar Smith (R)Randy Weber (R)Rob Bishop (R)Mia Love (R)Chris Stewart (R)Barbara Comstock (R)Ohio 06$10,000
Ohio 14$2,500
Ohio 05$5,000
Ohio 12$5,000
Ohio 15$10,000
Oklahoma 03 $2,500
Oklahoma 02 $5,000
Oregon 05$2,500
Oregon 02$10,000
Pennsylvania 01$2,500
Pennsylvania 18$1,000
Pennsylvania 09 $5,000
Pennsylvania 15 $5,000
S. Carolina 03 $5,000
Texas 08
$10,000
Texas 26
$2,500Texas 31
$5,000Texas 11$2,500Texas 02
$5,000Texas 28
$5,000Texas 07
$5,000Texas 17
$5,000Texas 29
$2,500Texas 23
$5,000Texas 24
$5,000Texas 22
$5,000Texas 32
$10,000
Texas 21
$2,500Texas 14
$5,000Utah 01$5,000Utah 04$5,000Utah 02$5,000Virginia 10$2,500Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R) Washington 05 $5,000Paul Ryan (R)Wisconsin 01 $5,000
Liz Cheney (R)Wyoming AL $7,500$343,000

For Federal PACs/Party Committees
Business Industry Political Action Committee $1,000
Eye of the Tiger PAC$2,500Majority Committee PAC$5,000Making America Prosperous PAC$5,000NMOGA PAC
$5,500
Prosperity Action Inc.
$5,000TotalsTotal (129) Candidates$537,650

Average per Candidate$4,168

Total (6) Federal PACs

$24,000

Total Contributions$561,650

HALPAC CHARITABLE MATCH
Halliburton values the contributions of its employees, not only to HALPAC but also to the communities
where we live and work. To help our employees make the most of their contributions, Halliburton offers
PAC-MATCH, a matching gift program. For every $100 or more that you contribute to HALPAC,
Halliburton will match that amount, dollar for dollar, and donate it in your name to a nonprofit
organization of your choice. Over the last several years, as the generosity of our employees has grownthrough HALPAC, so has our charitable giving. Our charitable contributions extend to hundreds oforganizations including churches, schools and research centers all aimed at improving the lives of thoseless fortunate.
The HALPAC Board encourages all HALPAC members to designate a charity and help us stretch yourdonation by matching your contribution to the 501 (c)(3) charity of your choice. We truly appreciate thegenerosity of our members and thank you for your donation to HALPAC and look forward to continuing
to grow and give back.

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All Rights ReservedMembership in HALPAC is purely voluntary, and it is your exclusive right to decide whether to become amember and how much to contribute. You may decline to participate without any concern of reprisal, andyour participation will not gain you any advantage within the Company