Updated: September 9, 1999
Rep. Luther S. Olsen (R) Berlin
State Assembly District 41
State Assembly District 411998 Election Notes and Background |
1998 Campaign Finance Summary | |||
| * Rep. Olsen was first elected in 1994. * He was unopposed in both the primary and general elections. | Olsen | Unopposed | ||
| Raised $19,139 | Spent $12,392 | Raised $0 | Spent $0 | |
| Vote 99.9% | $0.92/vote | Vote 0.1% | $0/vote | |
| Independent backing: $0 | Independent backing: $0 | |||
Where Did the Money Come From?
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Top identifiable interests contributing to Olsen (1/1/97-12/31/98) | Olsen’s Committee Assignments | |
| Health Professionals $2,100 Manufacturing & Distributing $1,150 Banking & Finance $1,100 Insurance $1,100 Natural Resources $1,000 |
1999/2000: Education (Chair); Education Reform (Vice-chair); Health; Tourism and Recreation; Migrant Labor Council. 1997/98:Colleges & Universities; Education (Chair); Health; State-Federal Relations. | |
Interest Group Ratings 1998 | ||
| WI Right to Life 100% WI Pro-Life 71% WI Manufacturers & Commerce 100% | WI Federation of Teachers 35% AFL-CIO 35% Environmental Decade 43% | |
Who are the top lifetime individual contributors to Rep. Olsen?
1/1/93 - 12/31/98
| Contributor | Business | Residence | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Luther Olsen | Legislator | Berlin | $3000 |
| Vivadell Olsen | Retired | Auroraville, IL | $950 |
| Thomas Radtke | Bob Radtke Inc. | Winnecone | $600 |
| David Brennan | Brennan Industrial Group | Akron ,OH | $500 |
| Thomas Butterbrodt | Berlin Foundry Corp. | Berlin | $500 |
| James Potratz | Farmer | Oshkosh | $500 |