Updated: September 27, 1999
Rep. Mark L. Pettis (R) HertelRep. Mark L. PettisState Assembly District 28
1998 Election Notes and Background
1998 Campaign Finance Summary
* Rep. Pettis was first elected in 1998.

* He was unopposed in the primary and faced incumbent Democratic opposition in the general election.

* Volunteers for Agriculture ($1,327) and the Teddy Roosevelt Fund ($10,866) backed Pettis through independent spending. Vote November 3rd ($166) backed his opponent.

 Pettis Dueholm
Raised
$20,578		 Spent
$20,072		 Raised
$20,448		 Spent
$19,179
Vote
50.3%		 $2.06/vote Vote
49.7%		 $1.99/vote
Independent backing: $12,193 Independent backing: $166

Where Did the Money Come From?

War chest on 1/1/97 $0
From Self $263
Less than $100 $1,120
$100 or more $8,180
PAC & Party $4,300
Other Income $0
WECF* $6,715
*voluntary spending limit system

Top identifiable interests
contributing to Pettis
(1/1/97-12/31/98)
Pettis’ Committee Assignments
Health Services & Institutions $1,400
Construction $1,300
Retired & Non-income Earners $1,050
Business $800
Manufacturing & Distributing $750		 1999/2000: Family Law; Insurance; Small Business & Economic Development (Vice-chair); Tourism & Recreation; Veterans & Military Affairs.

1997/98: N/A
Interest Group Ratings 1998
WI Right to Life N/A
WI Pro-Life N/A
WI Manufacturers & Commerce N/A		 WI Federation of Teachers N/A
AFL-CIO N/A
Environmental Decade N/A

Who are the top lifetime individual contributors to Rep. Pettis?
1/1/97 - 12/31/98

Contributor Business Residence Amount
Luther & Mayme Pettis Retired Hertel $2,150
Mark Pettis Legislator Hertel $1,792
William Barry Speed Systems Inc. Brookfield $500
David Chanel Beaudry Co. Inc. Frederic $500
Roger Larrabee Retired Hertel $500
J. Keith Morgan GE Medical Systems Pewaukee $500
Thomas & Terese Nichols Meissner & Tierney Milwaukee $500
Leroy Palmer Automatic Fire Protection Pewaukee $500
Philip Uihlein U-Line Corp. Milwaukee $500

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