Updated: September 10, 1999 Rep. Robert L. Turner (D) Racine /profile1998/turner.jpg) State Assembly District 61 1998 Election Notes and Background | 1998 Campaign Finance Summary | | * Rep. Turner was first elected in 1990. * He won a two way primary and was unopposed in the general election. | Turner | Unopposed | Raised
$9,730 | Spent
$9,414 | Raised
$0 | Spent
$0 | Vote
99.3% | $0.99/vote | Vote
0.7% | $0/vote | | Independent backing: $0 | Independent backing: $0 | Where Did the Money Come From? /profile1998/Pro98Turner1.gif) | | War chest on 1/1/97 | $5,756 | | From Self | $0 | | Less than $100 | $1,530 | | $100 or more | $2,850 | | PAC & Party | $5,295 | | Other Income | $55 | | WECF* | $0 | | *voluntary spending limit system | | /profile1998/Pro98Turner2.gif)
Top identifiable interests
contributing to Turner
(1/1/97-12/31/98) | Turner’s Committee Assignments | Labor Unions $1,950
Health Professionals $1,500
Banking and Finance $1,100
Political/Ideological* $525
Business $500
Insurance $500 *Excludes party and legislative campaign committee contributions. All but $25 came from a single PAC. | 1999/2000: Building Commission; Financial Institutions; Labor & Employment; Transportation; Ways & Means. 1997/98:Highways & Transportation; Labor & Employment; Ways & Means; Building Commission. | Interest Group Ratings 1998 | WI Right to Life 21%
WI Pro-Life 14%
WI Manufacturers & Commerce 33% | WI Federation of Teachers 95%
AFL-CIO 100%
Environmental Decade 100% | Who are the top lifetime individual contributors to Rep. Turner?
11/25/91- 12/31/98 | Contributor | Business | Residence | Amount | | Charles Johnson | Universal Numerics | Racine | $500 | | Michael Thompson | Family Foot Clinics of Wisconsin | Kenosha | $400 | | William Pugh | W. H. Pugh Oil Co | Racine | $300 | | J. Patrick Rooney | Golden Rule Insurance | Indianapolis, IN | $300 |
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