Campaign 2002 Profile Rhoades

Updated: July 1, 2003

Rep. Kitty Rhoades (R) Hudson

Assembly District 30

2002 Election Notes and Background	2002 Campaign Finance Summary
* Rep. Rhoades was first elected in 1998. * She was unopposed in the primary and faced Democratic opposition in the general election. * Healthy Wisconsin ($300), WI Nurses PAC ($18), and WI Right to Life PAC ($183) made independent expenditures benefiting Rhoades.	Rhoades		Feickert
	Raised $62,716	Spent $47,537	Raised $9,099	Spent $7,593
	Vote: 69.0%	$3.78/vote	Vote: 31.0%	$1.35/vote
	Independent backing: $501		Independent backing: $0
Rhoades’ Committee Assignments
2003-2004: Finance; Joint Finance. 2001-2002: Aging and Long-Term Care (Chair); Colleges and Universities; Education; Financial Institutions; Joint Legislative Council (Co-Chair).

Where Did the Money Come From?

Cash-on-hand 1/1/01	$30,241
Self	$0
Under $100	$18,618
$100 or more	$35,648
PACS & Parties	$8,450
Other Income	$0
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. Rhoades?
1/1/98 - 12/31/02

Contributor	City	Business	Amount
Nelson, Grant & Carol	Hudson, WI	Retired	$2,998.00
Richie, Michael & Mary	Faribault, MN	Faribault Clinic	$2,498.00
Rhoades, Kitty & Family	Hudson, WI	Legislator/Advanced Filtration Inc	$2,449.00
Moody, Robert & Eunice	River Falls, WI	Moody Chevrolet	$2,370.00
Schulte Family	Ellsworth, WI	Victory Fireworks	$2,200.00
Friedlander, William & Sally	Hudson, WI	Retired	$1,890.00
Huss, AJ & Ruth	St Paul, MN	First National Bank of Hudson	$1,800.00
Wieser Family	Maiden Rock, WI	Wieser Concrete Co	$1,700.00
Kohler, Terry & Mary	Sheboygan, WI	Windway Capital	$1,500.00
Sorum, Gerry & Cathy	Hudson, WI	Wells Fargo	$1,385.00