2024 Campaign Finance Profile - Jessie Rodriguez

Representative Jessie Rodriguez (R) Oak Creek Picture: Representative Jessie RodriguezAssembly District 21

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2024 Election Notes and Background

Representative Rodriguez was first elected to the Assembly in a November 2013 special election.

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

Jobs First Coalition Political Fund ($330,868), NRA Political Victory Fund - Federal PAC ($489), Republican State Leadership Committee Inc. ($22,500), Wisconsin Family Action, Inc. - 1.91 Account ($500) made independent expenditures favoring Rodriguez.

A Better Wisconsin Together Political Fund ($102,805), Americans for Contraception ($25,071), Citizen Action of Wisconsin Inc. ($7,308), Committee to Protect Healthcare – Wisconsin ($25,094), Forward Majority Action ($49,462), Organizing Empowerment PAC ($2,940), Planned Parenthood Advocates of Wisconsin Political Fund ($11,849), Power to the Polls Action Fund ($25,901), Voces de la Frontera Action Inc. ($16,656), WFP National PAC ($37,512), Wisconsin Leadership Committee ($25,557), and Wisconsin Muslim Civic Alliance ($600) supported her opponent.

2024 Campaign Finance Summary
Rodriguez
Raised: $1,484,879 - Spent: $1,439,124
Vote: 51.3% - Cost/Vote: $85.04
Disclosed Independent Backing: $354,357
Marstellar
Raised: $2,532,163 - Spent: $2,526,396
Vote: 48.5% - Cost/Vote: $157.97
Disclosed Independent Backing: $330,755
Rodriguez’s Committee Assignments

2025-2026: Finance; Joint Finance.

2023-2024: Finance; Joint Finance.

 
Where did the money come from?*
Pie Chart: Money Sources
Cash on hand 1/1/23** $10,567
Self $0
Under $100 $6,905
$100 or more $55,730
PACs & Parties $1,422,244
Other Income $0

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

 
Contributions of $100 or More*
1/1/23-12/31/24**
In-DistrictOut-District
$3,011 (5.4%) $52,719 (94.6%)

*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*
1/1/23-12/31/24**
InterestAmount
Political/Ideological $1,384,994.13
Health Services/Institutions $12,800.00
Real Estate $12,450.00
Manufacturing & Distributing $9,225.00
Construction $8,525.00
Tourism/Leisure/Entertainment $6,859.41
Insurance $5,950.00
Energy $5,420.00
Banking & Finance $5,150.00
Labor Unions $4,750.00
Retired/Homemakers/Non-income earners $4,077.00
Transportation $3,500.00
Unknown $3,165.00
Business $2,875.00
Lawyers/Law Firms/Lobbyists $2,434.00
Health Professionals $1,850.00
Agriculture $1,250.00
Natural Resources $1,100.00
Telecommunications & Computers $500.00
Civil servant/public employee $100.00

*Individual contributions includes 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
2013-2024
Contributor(s)CityBusinessAmount
Cullen Family Madison, WI JP Cullen & Sons $6,500
Burke, John & Kathryn Fox Point, WI Burke Properties $5,000
Dawson Family Colgate, WI Lannon Stone Products $5,000
Barry, William Brookfield, WI Speed Systems Inc $4,500
Martin, Kevin & Jennifer Oak Creek, WI Martin Law Office/Nurse $4,000
Neumann, Mark & Sue Oconomowoc, WI Neumann Companies Inc $4,000
Ramirez Family Whitefish Bay, WI Husco International $3,650
Mosher, George & Julie Milwaukee, WI Retired $3,600
Breunig, Kendall Franklin, WI Sunset Investors $3,100
Sadoff, Lacey & Gary Milwaukee, WI Badger Liquor $3,000

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