Campaign 2002 Profile Miller

Updated: July 1, 2003

Rep. Mark Miller (D) Monona

Assembly District 48

2002 Election Notes and Background	2002 Campaign Finance Summary
* Rep. Miller was first elected in 1998. * He was unopposed in the primary and faced Libertarian opposition in the general election. * Human Rights League PAC ($9) and WI Nurses PAC ($113) made independent expenditures benefiting Miller.	Miller		Gray
	Raised $15,602	Spent $11,467	Raised $0	Spent $0
	Vote: 83.7%	$0.68/vote	Vote: 16.2%	$0/vote
	Independent backing: $122		Independent backing: $0
Miller’s Committee Assignments
2003-2004: Budget Review; Children and Families; Health; Natural Resources; Recodification of Chapter 55, Placement and Services for Persons with Disabilities; The Public Health System’s Response to Terrorism and Public Health Emergencies; Veterans and Military Affairs 2001-2002: Children and Families; Environment; Environmental Education Board; Health; Natural Resources.

Where Did the Money Come From?

Cash-on-hand 1/1/01	$3,633
Self	$0
Under $100	$3,989
$100 or more	$3,850
PACS & Parties	$850
Other Income	$0
WECF*	$6,913
*voluntary spending limit system.

*From individual contributors giving $100 or more per year and all PAC, party and candidate committee contributions.

Who are the top contributors to Rep. Miller?
1/1/98 - 12/31/02

Contributor	City	Business	Amount
Bowles, B Dean & Ann	Monona, WI	University of Wisconsin	$800.00
Miller, Sterling & Suzanne	Lolo, MT	National Wildlife Federation	$800.00
Veasey, Chance & Keiko	Minneapolis, MN	NETASPX/University of Minnesota	$750.00
Miller, Mark	Monona, WI	Legislator	$700.00
Baldwin, Elizabeth	Atlanta, GA	Transnet	$500.00
Fienen, Chandra	San Francisco, CA	Student	$500.00
McNabb, Brent	Madison, WI	Madison Chiropractic	$500.00
Miller, Jeffrey	Madison, WI	Madison Fire Dept	$500.00
Rosenberg, L Stuart	Monona, WI	Wisconsin Builders Association	$500.00
Thurmaier, Matthew	Madison, WI	Computer Classroom	$500.00