Updated: July 11, 2001
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Rep. Jeff Fitzgerald (R) Beaver Dam
State
Assembly District 39
| 2000 Election Notes and Background: | 2000 Campaign Finance Summary | |||
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Rep. Fitzgerald was first elected in 2000. * He won a five-way primary and faced Democratic opposition in the general election. * NRA Political Victory Fund ($2,052), Pro-Life WI Victory Fund ($8), Volunteers for Agriculture ($1,646) and WI Right to Life ($641) made independent expenditures benefiting Fitzgerald. |
Fitzgerald | Giedd | ||
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Raised $69,177 |
Spent $66,926 |
Raised $14,001 |
Spent $13,780 |
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| Vote: 58.1% | $4.93/vote | Vote: 41.6% | $1.42/vote | |
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Independent backing: $4,347 |
Independent backing: $0 |
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| Fitzgerald's Committee Assignments | ||||
| 2001-2002:
Campaigns and Elections; Criminal Justice; Economic Development; Financial
Institutions; Housing (Vice-Chair); Labor and Workforce Development. 1999-2000: Not yet elected. |
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Where Did the Money Come From?
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*From individual contributors giving $100 or more per year and all PAC, party and candidate committee contributions.
Who are the top contributors to Rep. Fitzgerald?
1/1/99 - 12/31/00*
| Contributor | City | Business | Amount |
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| Fitzgerald, Jeff | Beaver Dam, WI | Candidate | $43,529 |
| Stanek, Steve & Dana B | Wauwatosa, WI | World Environmental Inc | $700 |
| Seippel, PJ | Beaver Dam, WI | Advance Products Inc | $350 |
| Moore, Thomas E | Cottage Grove, WI | Thomas E Moore Govt Relations | $350 |
| Hayes, Robert R | Fox Lake, WI | Hayes Resort | $330 |
| Van Korn, Daniel B | Milwaukee, WI | Vanguard Leasing Corp | $250 |
| Thornborough, James L | Shorewood, WI | Computer consultant | $250 |
| Sydnor, Eric L | Brookfield, WI | World Environmental Inc | $250 |
| Stitt, Donald K | Grafton, WI | Whyte, Hirschboeck & Dudek | $250 |
| Neuburg, Jim & Kristie | West Bend, WI | Student | $250 |
| Black, Timothy O | Chicago, IL | Chicago Mercantile Exchange | $250 |
*Beginning of election cycle. Rep. Fitzgerald did not begin collecting contributions until spring 2000.