HALPAC
2019

Dear Members:
The start of a new year offers many opportunities to connect with elected officials in Congress and in state capitals
about the important issues facing Halliburton and the oil and gas industry in 2020. This is an election year, and wehave a great opportunity to share our message with long-time allies and newer friends as well as potential future
office-holders as they vie for open seats and challenge incumbents. Our outreach is important because the newCongress must understand the Company’s position on issues that affect our bottom line. As our industry evolves
and adjusts to changing markets and the development of game-changing technologies, relationships with thelegislators who govern the way we work are critical to keeping our business competitive in today’s global
economy.
In 2019, HALPAC supported 78 candidates with contributions totaling nearly $234,000. We will be even more
active in 2020 and look to you, our members, to help us grow the PAC and shape public policy for years to come.
Halliburton employees play an integral part in the education and outreach efforts with our lawmakers. You canmake a difference by staying informed on public policy issues, voicing your opinion with elected officials andcontributing to HALPAC. The extent to which we can be successful in shaping public policy depends on our ability
to build coalitions of lawmakers who support our vision. We sincerely appreciate your support and yourcontributions to the PAC.

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.

2019 HALPAC Board Members
Todd Ennenga, Chairman
Robb Voyles
Ivan Blanco
Galen Cobb
Ayodeji Daramola
Robert Harber
Myrtle Jones
Benton Knobloch
Kristen Lipski
Mark Richard

2019 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 Companyemployees, 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 2019

Amount$244,312.11

Total Participants

325

Average per person$751.73

CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY HALPAC TO STATE AND LOCAL CANDIDATES IN 2019For State and Local Office
Ralph Abraham (R)Jim Fannin (R)Sharon Hewitt (R)Eddie Rispone (R)Candace Gould (R)Michelle Lujan Grisham (D)Mike DeWine (R)Larry Householder (R)Julie Daniels (R)David Argall (R)Mike Carroll (D)Frank Dermody (D)Donna Oberlander (R)Tim O’Neal (R)Stanley Saylor (R)
Joe Scarnati (R)
Pam Snyder (D)Elder Vogel (R)Gene Yaw (R)John Yudichak (D)Kelly Hancock (R)Nathan Hecht (R)Chris Paddie (R)Four Price (R)Drew Springer (R)Sylvester Turner (D)LA Governor
LA Senate District 35
LA Senate District 01
LA Governor
NM Senate District 10
NM Governor
OH Governor
OH House District 72
OK Senate District 29
PA Senate District 29
PA House District 118
PA House District 33
PA House District 63
PA House District 48
PA House District 94
PA Senate District 25
PA House District 50
PA Senate District 47
PA Senate District 23
PA Senate District 14
TX Senate District 09
TX Supreme Court
TX House District 09
TX House District 87
TX House District 68
TX-Houston MayorTOTAL (26) Candidates$1,000$500$1,000$5,000$1,000$10,000$10,000$5,000$1,500$1,000$300$1,000$500$250$1,000$1,000$500$2,000$500$500$2,500$5,000$2,500$1,000$1,000$2,500$58,050

CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY HALPAC TO FEDERAL CANDIDATES OR FEDERAL PACS IN 2017
For U.S. Senate
Dan Sullivan (R)Martha McSally (R)Cory Gardner (R)Jim Risch (R)Bill Cassidy (R)Cindy Hyde-Smith (R)Steve Daines (R)James Inhofe (R)Shelley Moore Capito (R)Mike Enzi (R)John Cornyn (R)AlaskaArizona
Colorado
IdahoLouisiana
Mississippi
MontanaOklahomaWest Virginia
Wyoming
Texas$5,000$10,000$10,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$10,000$5,000$2,500$5,000$5,000TOTAL (11) Candidates$67,500

For U.S. House of Representatives
Bruce Westerman (R)Jim Costa (D)Kevin McCarthy (R)Scott Tipton (R)Dan Lipinski (D)Jackie Walorski (R)Andy Barr (R)Garret Graves (R)Steve Scalise (R)Jason Smith (R)Tom Reed (R)Elise Stefanik (R)Kelly Armstrong (R)Troy Balderson (R)Anthony Gonzalez (R)Bill Johnson (R)Bob Latta (R)Steve Stivers (R)Frank Lucas (R)Kurt Schrader (D)Greg Walden (R)Brian Fitzpatrick (R)AR 04 $1,000
CA 16 $5,000
CA 23 $5,000
CO 03 $2,000
IL 03 $2,500
IN 02 $2,500
KY 06 $2,500
LA 06 $2,500
LA 01 $5,000
MO 08 $2,500
NY 23 $2,500
NY 21 $1,000
ND AL $2,500
OH 12 $2,500
OH 16 $2,500
OH 06 $2,500
OH 05 $2,500
OH 15 $2,500
OK 03 $2,500
OR 05 $1,000
OR 02 $5,000
PA 01 $2,500

Dusty Johnson (R)Jodey Arrington (R)Kevin Brady (R)Mike Conaway (R)Dan Crenshaw (R)Henry Cuellar (D)Lizzie Fletcher (D)Sylvia Garcia (D)Vincente Gonzalez (D)Michael McCaul (R)Van Taylor (R)Marc Veasey (D)Filemon Vela (D)Roger Williams (R)John Curtis (R)Ben McAdams (D)Chris Stewart (R)Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R)Liz Cheney (R)TOTAL (41) Candidates

SD 01 $2,500
TX 19 $2,500
TX 08 $5,000
TX 11 $2,500
TX 02 $2,500
TX 28 $2,500
TX 07 $2,500
TX 29 $2,500
TX 15 $2,500
TX 10 $2,500
TX 03 $2,500
TX 33 $2,500
TX 34 $2,500
TX 25 $2,500
UT 03 $1,000
UT 04 $2,500
UT 02 $2,500
WA 05 $2,500
WY AL $5,000$111,000For Federal PACs/Party Committees
Business Industry Political Action Committee
California Independent Petroleum Assoc. PAC (CIPAC)
Petroleum Alliance PAC$1,000$250$5,000TotalsTotal (78) Candidates$236,550

Average per Candidate$3,032

Total (3) Federal PACs

$6,250Total Contributions$242,800

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
the generosity of our members and thank you for your donation to HALPAC and look forward tocontinuing to grow and give back.

HALLIBU RTON
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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