Updated:
July 19, 2005
Rep. Stephen Freese (R) Dodgeville 
Assembly District 51
Assembly District 51
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Rep. Freese was first elected in 1990. He was unopposed in the primary and faced Democratic opposition in the general election. Volunteers for Agriculture ($77) made independent expenditures favoring Rep. Freese. |
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2004 Campaign Finance Summary
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Freese's Committee Assignments
2005-2006: Assembly Organization; Campaigns and Elections (Chair); Financial Institutions; Public Health; Rules; Rural Affairs and Renewable Energy. 2003-2004: Campaigns and Elections (Chair); Electronic Democracy and Government Reform (Vice-Chair); Financial Institutions; Joint Legislative Council; Public Health; Review Fireworks Law (Co-Chair); Rules; Rural Affairs. |
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| Contributions of $100 or More* 1/1/03-12/31/04 |
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| In-District | Out-District |
| $7,635 (37.2%) | $12,900 (62.8%) |
| *Excludes returned and self contributions. | |
| Interest Group Contributions from Individuals and Committees* 1/1/03-12/31/04 |
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| Interest | Amount |
| Transportation | $5,400 |
| Banking & Finance | $3,900 |
| Health Professionals | $3,535 |
| Construction | $3,450 |
| Tourism/Leisure/Entertainment | $2,600 |
| Political/Ideological | $2,260 |
| Unknown | $1,200 |
| Road Construction | $1,100 |
| Agriculture | $850 |
| Natural Resources | $800 |
| Insurance | $750 |
| Real Estate | $625 |
| Energy | $500 |
| Health Services/Institutions | $500 |
| Manufacturing & Distributing | $500 |
| Business | $400 |
| Telecommunications & Computers | $400 |
| Education | $350 |
| Labor Unions | $300 |
| Civil servant/public employee | $250 |
| Retired/Homemakers/Non-income earners | $150 |
| Lawyers/Law Firms/Lobbyists | $125 |
| Non-Profit/Social Services | $100 |
| *Excludes returned and self contributions. | |