George M. Marcus, Palo Alto, Chairman, Marcus & Millichap...$25,000
Machinists Nonpartisan Political League, Upper Marlboro...$25,000
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Robinson, Calcagnie & Robinson, Newport Beach...$25,000
Sierra Pacific Industries, Redding...$25,000
Simpson Investments, Seattle...$25,000
Steamfitters Local 342, Concord...$25,000
Wine Institute Fund, San Francisco...$25,000
Playa Capital Co., Los Angeles...$20,000
Signature Properties, Pleasanton...$20,000
California Labor Federation, Oakland...$15,000
Amalgamated Transit Union, Washington...$10,000
California Conference Board-Amalgamated Transit Union, Sacramento...$10,000
Source: Contribution reports filed with the secretary of state through Aug. 26; Compiled by Times researcher Maloy Moore
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Contributions race
These contributions were reported by major candidates on the recall ballot who have received sums of at least $100,000 for their gubernatorial campaigns. Totals are for contributions larger than $1,000, the minimum that must be reported at this time. Donations must be reported within 24 hours of receipt.
Cruz Bustamante
Total reported: $ 526,200 from 75 contributions
Amount reported for 24 hours ending Tuesday: $99,700 from 12 contributions
* The California State Employees Assn., one of the state's largest unions, contributed $21,200.* Nutricion Fundamental Inc., which owns a chain of food stores in California, also contributed $21,200.
Arianna Huffington
Total reported: $222,000 from 63 contributions
Amount reported for 24 hours ending Tuesday: $37,500 from nine contributions.
* Huffington contributors continued to be largely from the entertainment industry. Marshall Herskovitz and Edward Zwick, producers of the films "I Am Sam" and "Traffic," contributed $10,000 each.
Tom McClintock
Total reported: $325,875 from 79 contributions
Amount reported for 24 hours ending Tuesday: $4,375 from two contributions
* Lively, Ackerman and Cody -- "a partnership of Christian attorneys," according to partner Scott Lively -- contributed $2,375.
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Total reported: $3,212,600 from 96 contributions
Amount reported for 24 hours ending Tuesday: $124,300 from 23 contributions
* Schwarzenegger's mother-in-law, Eunice Shriver, gave $15,000. A San Diego construction firm, Douglas E. Barnhart Inc., gave $21,200. Kirk Roller and Paul Folino, executives at Emulex, a networking technology firm, contributed $26,200.
