2018 Campaign Finance Profile - Todd Novak

Representative Todd Novak (R) DodgevillePicture: Representative Todd NovakAssembly District 51

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2018 Election Notes and Background

Representative Novak was first elected in 2014.

He was unopposed in the primary and faced Democratic opposition in the general election.

American Federation for Children Action Fund IE Committee Inc ($43,866), American Majority Action ($4,294) and Jobs First Coalition Fund ($126,556) made independent expenditures favoring Representative Novak. Planned Parenthood Advocates of Wisconsin - C4 ($25,500) supported his opponent.

Greater Wisconsin Committee (estimated $1,500) spent undisclosed sums on "issue ads" supporting his opponent.

2018 Campaign Finance Summary
Novak
Raised: $308,468 - Spent: $294,885
Vote: 50.7% - Cost/Vote: $23.70
Disclosed Independent Backing: $174,715
Estimated "Issue Ad" Spending: $0
Wright
Raised: $275,149 - Spent: $210,672
Vote: 49.3% - Cost/Vote: $17.39
Disclosed Independent Backing: $25,500
Estimated "Issue Ad" Spending: $1,500
Novak’s Committee Assignments

2019-2020: Agriculture (Vice-Chair); Criminal Justice and Public Safety; Environment; Local Government (Chair); Mental Heatlh; Rural Development; Speaker's Task Force on Water Quality (Chair).

2017-2018: Agriculture (Vice-Chair); Criminal Justice and Public Safety; Local Government; Mental Health; Rural Development and Mining; Ways and Means; Joint Survey Retirement Systems.

 
Where did the money come from?*
Pie Chart: Money Sources
Cash on hand 1/1/17** $3,309
Self $0
Under $100 $5,038
$100 or more $88,916
PACs & Parties $214,514
Other Income $0

*All figures represent candidate income before any returns.
**Beginning of candidate's election cycle.

 
Contributions of $100 or More*
1/1/17-12/31/18**
In-DistrictOut-District
$40,925 (46.1%) $47,791 (53.9%)

*Includes all contributions from contributors of $100 or more to the candidate in a calendar year.

Self contributions are excluded.

Returned contributions are excluded at our discretion.

**Dates coincide with candidate's election cycle.

 
Interest Group Contributions from
Individuals and Committees*
1/1/17-12/31/18**
InterestAmount
Political/Ideological $196,989.22
Agriculture $16,550.00
Health Professionals $10,262.00
Manufacturing & Distributing $7,100.00
Real Estate $6,870.00
Retired/Homemakers/Non-income earners $6,575.00
Construction $6,383.00
Business $6,379.00
Natural Resources $5,500.00
Banking & Finance $5,369.50
Energy $4,750.00
Road Construction $4,702.00
Lawyers/Law Firms/Lobbyists $4,700.00
Tourism/Leisure/Entertainment $4,325.00
Transportation $4,250.00
Health Services/Institutions $4,050.00
Unknown $2,525.00
Education $1,850.00
Insurance $1,800.00
Civil servant/public employee $1,200.00
Labor Unions $1,000.00
Non-Profit/Social Services $100.00

*Individual contributions include all contributions
from contributors of $100 or more to the candidate
in a calendar year.

Committee contributions of any amount are included.

Self contributions are excluded.

Returned contributions are excluded at our discretion.

**Dates coincide with candidate's election cycle.

 
Top Contributors
2014-2018
Contributor(s)CityBusinessAmount
Buholzer Family Monroe, WI Klondike Cheese Factory $15,000
Ritchie-Hallada Family Dodgeville, WI Ritchie Implement Inc/Hallada Auto Group $8,600
Fedler, Ronald & Jan Dodgeville, WI Goldleaf Development $5,000
Kraemer-Peterson Family Madison, WI Kraemer North America $4,200
Jewell, Greg & Lisa Dodgeville, WI Jewell Associates Engineers $4,000
Frank Family Middleton, WI Frank Beverage Group $3,500
Novak, Timothy & Barbara Cobb, WI Tri State Pallet $3,400
Kennedy Family Milton, WI Rock Road Companies $3,000
Berg, Cory Dodgeville, WI Quality Liquid Feeds $2,500
Deaton, Tyler Concord, NH Allegiance Strategies $2,500
Novak, Daniel Highland, WI Farmer $2,500

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