Updated: June 1, 2001
Rep. Robin Kreibich (R) Eau Claire
State Assembly District 93
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2000 Election Notes and Background:
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2000 Campaign Finance Summary
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* Rep. Kreibich was first elected in 1992.
* He was unopposed in the primary and faced a Democratic challenger in the general election. * WI Nurses Assn ($75) and WI Right to Life ($1,282) made independent expenditures benefiting Kreibich. Eau Claire Assn of Educators ($210) made independent expenditures favoring his opponent. |
Kreibich | Cameron | ||
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Raised $44,692 |
Spent $14,316 |
Raised $14,381 |
Spent $14,187 |
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| Vote: 62.6% | $0.79/vote | Vote: 37.2% | $1.31/vote | |
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Independent backing: $1,357 |
Independent backing: $210 |
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Kreibich’s Committee Assignments
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2001-2002: Colleges and Universities (Chair); Financial Institutions; Forward Wisconsin, Inc.; Insurance; Midwestern Higher Education Council.
1999-2000: Children and Families; Colleges and Universities (Chair); Public Health; Financial Institutions; Insurance; Mid-Western Higher Education Council. |
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Where Did the Money Come From?
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*From individual contributors giving $100 or more per year and all PAC, party and candidate committee contributions.
Who are the top contributors to Rep. Kreibich?
1/1/93 - 12/31/00
| Contributor | City | Business | Amount |
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| Menard, Lawrence F & John | Eau Claire, WI | Menards Inc | $2,265 |
| DeRosa Family | Eau Claire, WI | Burger King | $1,515 |
| Carter, James C | Eau Claire, WI | Jim Carter Ford | $1,500 |
| Frederikson, David M | Eau Claire, WI | Manpower Inc | $1,450 |
| Stienessen, Joseph G | Eau Claire, WI | Stienessen, Schlegel & Co | $1,269 |
| Wanek, Ronald & Joyce | Arcadia, WI | Ashley Furniture Industries | $1,200 |
| Vance, Kenneth C | Eau Claire, WI | Ken Vance Motors | $1,150 |
| Cable, Richard | Eau Claire, WI | Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance | $1,100 |
| Gregory, Larry | Eau Claire, WI | Auto Vision Center | $1,050 |
| Wussow, Walter & Charlotte A | Mondovi, WI | University of Wisconsin | $1,040 |