Updated: September 8, 1999
Rep. Spencer Black (D) Madison
State Assembly District 77
State Assembly District 771998 Election Notes and Background |
1998 Campaign Finance Summary | |||
| * Rep. Black was first elected in 1984. * He was unopposed in the primary and faced Libertarian opposition in the general election. | Black | Powers | ||
| Raised $49,130 | Spent $38,144 | Raised $0 | Spent $0 | |
| Vote 89.1% | $2.29/vote | Vote 10.9% | $0/vote | |
| Independent backing: $0 | Independent backing: $0 | |||
Where Did the Money Come From?
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Top identifiable interests contributing to Black (1/1/97-12/31/98) | Black’s Committee Assignments | |
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Retired & Non-income Earners $2,150 Education $1,100 Health Professionals $1,000 Civil Servants/Public Employees $700 Business $400 |
1999/2000: Administrative Rules; Joint Administrative Rules; Conservation and Land Use; Environment; Utilities. 1997/98:Consumer Affairs; Natural Resources; Ways & Means; Working Families. | |
Interest Group Ratings 1998 | ||
| WI Right to Life 16% WI Pro-Life 14% WI Manufacturers & Commerce 33% | WI Federation of Teachers 95% AFL-CIO 95% Environmental Decade 93% | |
Who are the top lifetime individual contributors to Rep. Black?
2/2/91 - 12/31/98
| Contributor | Business | Residence | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nancy Ward & Grant Abert | Business Consultant | Reedstown | $2,000 |
| Don Kindschi | Physician | North Freedom | $1,400 |
| Robert Webb | Retired | Madison | $1,000 |
| Jane Wood | Retired | Madison | $900 |
| Ann Pollock & James Coors | University of Wisconsin | Madison | $500 |
| Alfred & Mary Dally | University of Wisconsin | Madison | $500 |