They might be united behind their World Champion San Francisco Giants, but the team’s principal partners don’t always see eye-to-eye on politics – some of them give big to Republican candidates and causes, and some to Democratic candidates and causes.

Here’s the rundown of state and federal contributions for 2011-2012, with spouses’ contributions in italics:

Laurence Baer, president & CEO
$2,000, MLB Commissioner’s Office PAC

Tori Burns
$10,000, MLB Commissioner’s Office PAC

Allan Byer
$16,000, Republican National Committee
$5,000, Mitt Romney for President

William Chang
$500, Jeff Merkley (D) for Senate
$500, Mark Warner (D) for Senate

Trina Dean
$5,000, MLB Commissioner’s Office PAC
$2,000, Barack Obama for President
husband, Rob Dean
$5,000, MLB Commissioner’s Office PAC
$2,500, Greg Conlon (R) for Senate

George Drysdale
$10,000, Republican National Committee
$5,000, Mitt Romney for President

Philip Halperin
$5,000, Democratic National Committee
$5,000, Barack Obama for President

David Jenkins
$15,000, Republican National Committee
$10,000, MLB Commissioner’s Office PAC
$5,000, Publix Super Markets PAC
$2,500, John Quinones (R) for Congress
$2,500, Jeff Flake (R) for Congress
$5,000, Adam Hasner (R) for Congress

Charles B. Johnson
$200,000, American Crossroads (conservative 527 group)
$200,000, No on 30 – Californians for Reforms & Jobs, Not Taxes
$100,000, Yes on 32 – Stop Special Interest Money Now
$50,000, Restore Our Future PAC (pro-Romney super PAC)
$15,800, Republican National Committee
$5,000, John Boehner (R) for Congress
$2,500, Sarah Steelman (R) for Senate
$2,500, Denny Rehberg (R) for Senate
$2,500, Richard Lugar (R) for Senate
$2,500, Linda Lingle (R) for Senate
$2,500, Rick Berg (R) for Congress
$2,500, Ben Quayle (R) for Congress
$2,500, Craig Huey (R) for Congress
Wife, Ann
$61,600, Republican National Committee
$5,000 Mitt Romney for President
$5,000, Ed Royce (R) for Congress
$2,500, George Allen (R) for Senate
$2,500, Sarah Steelman (R) for Senate
$2,500, Linda Lingle (R) for Senate
$2,500, Richard Lugar (R) for Senate
$2,500, Denny Rehberg (R) for Senate
$2,500, Scott Brown (R) for Senate
$2,500, Ben Quayle (R) for Congress
$2,500, Vernon Robinson (R) for Congress
$2,500, Rick Berg (R) for Congress

LOTS more, after the jump…

Arthur H. Kern
$5,000, Democratic State Central Committee of CA
$5,000, California Forward Issues Action Fund (Yes on Prop. 31)
$5,000, Jerry McNerney (D) for Congress
$2,500, Dianne Feinstein (D) for Senate
$2,500, Mark Warner (D) for Senate
$1,000, MLB Commissioner’s Office PAC
Wife, Alison
$2,500, Jerry McNerney (D) for Congress

Duane Kurisu
$500, Central Pacific Bank PAC
Wife, Susan
$4,500, Mufi Hannemann (D) for Congress

Peter Magowan
$75,000, American Crossroads (conservative 527 group)
$61,600, Republican National Committee
$25,000, Restore Our Future PAC (pro-Romney super PAC)
$15,000, National Republican Senatorial Committee
$5,625, Republican State Committee of Mass.
$5,625, Oklahoma Leadership Council (state GOP)
$5,625, Republican Party of Idaho
$5,625, Vermont Republican Federal Elections Comm.
$5,000 Mitt Romney for President
$5,000, Lindsay Graham (R) for Senate
$2,500, Prosperity PAC (Paul Ryan’s leadership PAC)
$2,500, Tim Pawlenty (R) for President
$2,500, Scott Brown (R) for Senate
$5,000, Mitch McConnell (R) for Senate
$2,500, Ben Quayle (R) for Congress
$1,000, National Republican Congressional Committee
$1,000 Freedom PAC (Rep. Paul Broun’s leadership PAC)
$1,000, Elizabeth Emken (R) for Senate
$1,000, George Allen (R) for Senate
$1,000, Jon Bruning (R) for Senate
$1,000, Kevin McCarthy (R) for Congress
$1,000, Ricky Gill (R) for Congress
$500, Paul Ryan (R) for Congress
$500, Allen West (R) for Congress
$500, Tony Strickland (R) for Congress

William Neukom, chairman emeritus
$22,900, Democratic National Committee
$10,000, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
$5,000, Barack Obama for President
$5,000, MLB Commissioner’s Office PAC
$5,000, Lindsay Graham (R) for Senate
$5,000, Don Bivens (D) for Senate
$900, Maria Cantwell (D) for Senate
$750, Norm Dicks (D) for Congress
$500, Jim McDermott (D) for Congress
$250, Adam Smith (D) for Congress
$250, Patty Murray (D) for Senate
Wife, Sally
$30,800, Democratic National Committee
$5,000, Barack Obama for President
$5,000, Lindsay Graham (R) for Senate
$2,500, Don Bivens (D) for Senate
$1,000, Suzan DelBene (D) for Congress

Lawrence Nibbi
$6,210, Construction Employers’ Association PAC
$2,000, John Perez (D) for Assembly
$1,000, MLB Commissioner’s Office PAC
$500, Phil Ting (D) for Assembly
$250, Rob Bonta (D) for Assembly

Arthur Rock
$25,000, Taxpayers for Public Safety (Yes on Prop. 34)
$5,000, Elizabeth Esty (D) for Congress
$5,000, Leadership for Educational Equity
$5,000, Committee for Three Strikes Reform (Yes on Prop. 36)
$3,000, Joe Coto (D) for State Senate
$1,000, Californians Against Special Interests (Yes on Prop. 32)

A. Daniel Scheinman
$2,019, Cisco Systems Inc. ePAC
$1,000, Barack Obama for President

John Scully
$500,000, Small Business Action Committee PAC (No30/Yes32)
$246,750, Alliance of CA Charter Schools Independent Expenditure Committee
$250,000, CA Charter Schools Assn. Advocates Issues Committee
$61,600, Democratic National Committee
$50,000 Family Farmers Working For A Better California
$13,000, Charter Schools PAC (spons. by Alliance of CA Charter Schools)
$13,000, Gavin Newsom (D) for Lieutenant Governor
$5,000, Barack Obama for President
$5,000, House Majority PAC (D)
$5,000, Kirsten Gillibrand (D) for Senate
$5,000, George Miller (D) for Congress
$3,900, Brian Johnson (D) for Assembly
$3,250, Kamala Harris (D) for Attorney General
$2,500, Jared Polis (D) for Congress
$2,300, Hillary Clinton (D) for President
$2,000, MLB Commissioner’s Office PAC
$1,000, Timothy Bishop (D) for Congress

Scott Seligman
$2,500, Mark Leno (D) for State Senate
$250, Michael Breyer (D) for Assembly

Robert L. Sockolov
$1,000, Barack Obama for President

Lawrence Stupski
$177,000, EdVoice Independent Expenditure Committee
$15,000, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
$13,000, EdVoice for the Kids PAC
$5,500, MLB Commissioner’s Office PAC
$5,000, PAC to the Future (Nancy Pelosi’s leadership PAC)
$5,000, Nancy Pelosi (D) for Congress
$5,000, Solidarity PAC (D)
$3,900, Brian Johnson (D) for Assembly
$3,900, Rob Bonta (D) for Assembly
$2,500, Jerry McNerney (D) for Congress
$2,500, Eric Cantor (R) for Congress
$2,500, Orrin Hatch (R) for Senate
$2,000, Alan Khazei (D) for Senate
$2,000, Tom Carper (D) for Senate
$1,250, Barack Obama for President
$1,000, Mazie Hirono (D) for Senate
$1,000, Tammy Baldwin (D) for Senate
$1,000, Lois Capps (D) for Congress
$500, Michela Alioto-Pier for Mayor
Wife, Joyce
$5,000, Solidarity PAC (Rep. George Miller’s leadership PAC)
$5,000, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
$5,000, PAC to the Future (Rep. Nancy Pelosi’s leadership PAC)
$5,000, Nancy Pelosi (D) for Congress
$3,900, Brian Johnson (D) for Assembly
$2,500, Jerry McNerney (D) for Congress
$1,250, Barack Obama for President
$500, Michela Alioto-Pier for Mayor

Jed Walentas
$2,500, Joseph Crowley (D) for Congress
$2,500, Kirsten Gillibrand (D) for Senate
$2,500, Gary Ackerman (D) for Congress
$2,500, Anthony Weiner (D) for Congress
$2,500, Jerrold Nadler (D) for Congress

David Wolff
$2,500, Mitt Romney for President
$250, MLB Commissioner’s Office PAC
Wife, Mary
$2,500, Mitt Romney for President

Paul Wythes
$1,000, Yes on 29 – Californians for a Cure
$1,000, Brian Johnson (D) for Assembly