Updated: December 28, 2001
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Rep. J.A. Hines (R) Oxford
Assembly
District 42
| 2001 Election Notes and Background: | 2001 Campaign Finance Summary | |||
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Rep. Hines was first elected to the Assembly in a November, 2001 special
election.
* He won a six-way primary and faced Democratic opposition in the general election. * WI Right to Life ($897) and Pro-Life Wisconsin Victory Fund ($322) made independent expenditures benefiting Hines. Wisconsin Stewardship PAC ($4,088) made independent expenditures favorable to his opponent. |
Hines | Henney | ||
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Raised $37,270 |
Spent $37,063 |
Raised $27,731 |
Spent $27,633 |
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| Vote: 56.6% | $7.42/vote | Vote: 43.1% | $7.27/vote | |
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Independent backing: $1,219 |
Independent backing: $4,088 |
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| Hines' Committee Assignments | ||||
| 2001-2002:
Aging and Long-Term Care; Agriculture; Education; Public Health;
Tourism and Recreation.
1999-2000: Not yet elected. |
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Where Did the Money Come From?
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*From individual contributors giving more than $100 and all PAC, party and candidate committee contributions. Self-contributions are excluded.
Who are the top individual
contributors to Rep. Hines?
1/1/97 - 11/28/01*
| Contributor | City | Business | Amount |
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| Hines, JA & Pam | Oxford, WI | Candidate/Adams-Marquette Veterinary Service | $13,190 |
| Broydrick, Lynne L | Cedarburg, WI | Broydrick & Associates | $500 |
| Horan, Tim | Eau Claire, WI | Badger Wine & Spirits | $500 |
| Kaminski, Frank J | Lake Delton, WI | Country Market | $500 |
| Lindner, Greg & Penny | Baraboo, WI | Baraboo National Bank | $500 |
| Slayton, Greg | Baraboo, WI | Wisconsin Woods & Water Realty | $500 |
| Timme, Henry | Endeavor, WI | Timme Construction | $500 |
| Cummings, Jack | Endeavor, WI | Michelin Group | $490 |
| Talbot, Tom & Jane | Portage, WI | Glen Oak Lumber & Milling Co | $320 |
| Cummings, John & Jeanne | Endeavor, WI | Farmer | $301 |
*Rep. Hines first ran for the 42nd Assembly District as a primary and write-in candidate in a special election held January 1998.