Campaign 2002 Profile Powers

Updated: July 1, 2003

Rep. Mike Powers (R) Albany

Assembly District 80

2002 Election Notes and Background	2002 Campaign Finance Summary
* Rep. Powers was first elected in 1994. * He was unopposed in the primary and faced Democratic opposition in the general election.	Powers		Glenn
	Raised $23,867	Spent $21,768	Raised $11,626	Spent $14,818
	Vote: 61.1%	$1.97/vote	Vote: 38.5%	$2.11/vote
	Independent backing: $0		Independent backing: $0
Powers’ Committee Assignments
2003-2004: Energy and Utilities (Vice Chair); Joint Survey on Tax Exemptions (Co-Chair). 2001-2002: Energy and Utilities; Environment; Natural Resources; Personal Privacy (Chair).

Where Did the Money Come From?

Cash-on-hand 1/1/01	$2,532
Self	$0
Under $100	$8,106
$100 or more	$8,950
PACS & Parties	$6,805
Other Income	$6
WECF*	$0
*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. Powers?
1/1/93 - 12/31/02

Contributor	City	Business	Amount
Gelatt Family	La Crosse, WI	Northern Engraving Corp/Northern Micrographics	$1,500.00
Schliem, Terry	Monroe, WI	Woodford State Bank	$1,100.00
Tait, Lloyd & Mildred	Evansville, WI	Jefferson Smurfit	$1,100.00
Feller, Richard & Gloria	Monroe, WI	Monroe Truck Equipment	$1,000.00
Jones, Donald & Terri	Fond du Lac, WI	Star Cablevision	$1,000.00
Prange, Phillip	Madison, WI	Gateway Ventures	$1,000.00
Stefanik, Larry & Kathy	Albany, WI	Farmer	$1,000.00
Crandall, Robert & Ruth	Monroe, WI	SMG Consulting Services	$900.00
Powers, Michael & Renee	Albany, WI	Legislator	$837.00
Feyrer, Donald & Susan	Mequon, WI	Eaton Corp/Computer People Unlimited	$792.00