[throwaway399]

Depends on the company. Sometimes most of it goes to democrats:

Google for ex - https://www.opensecrets.org/pacs/lookup2.php?strID=C00428623

Microsoft also almost 2x to dems - https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/summary.php?id=D000000115&l...

[confounded]

Your links directly contradict you, and support my original point.

Note that I'm talking about money from companies (most to Republicans) not the individuals that work for them (most to Democrats).

[throwaway399]

I disagree with the company/individual distinction premise but even if you ignore individual contributions it's fairly even. Doesn't seem like a distinctly partisan issue.

[keebEz]

Because the best lobbyists play both sides of the aisle.

[throwaway399]

Precisely my point.

[cma]

Would you also disagree with a company/labor union distinction?

[chimeracoder]

> Would you also disagree with a company/labor union distinction?

Labor unions are corporations, and corporations will fight for the corporation's interests. Those interests may align with the interests of their shareholders, but they may not always.