Campaign 2000 Profile Ladwig

Updated: June 1, 2001

Rep. Bonnie Ladwig (R) Racine

State Assembly District 63

2000 Election Notes and Background:	2000 Campaign Finance Summary
* Rep. Ladwig was first elected in 1992. * She faced one challenger in the primary and was unopposed in the general election. * WI Nurses Assn ($75) and WI Right to Life ($641) made independent expenditures benefiting Ladwig.	Ladwig		Unopposed
	Raised $61,541	Spent $40,375	Raised $0	Spent $0
	Vote: 99.7%	$1.78/vote	Vote: 0.3%	$0/vote
	Independent backing: $716		Independent backing: $0
Ladwig’s Committee Assignments
2001-2002: Assembly Organization; Campaigns and Elections (Vice-Chair); Census and Redistricting (Chair); Joint Legislative Organization; Joint Survey on Retirement Systems; Rules; Women’s Council. 1999-2000: Assembly Organization; Campaigns and Elections; Census and Redistricting; Children and Families (Chair); Family Law (Vice-Chair); Joint Legislative Organization; Rules; Women’s Council.

Where Did the Money Come From?

Cash on hand 1/1/99	$41,883
From Self	$0
Less than $100	$22,853
$100 or more	$23,167
PAC & Party	$8,450
Other Income	$7,071
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. Ladwig?
1/1/93 - 12/31/00

Contributor	City	Business	Amount
Davies, David W & Nancy	Racine, WI	DW Davies & Co/Speech pathologist	$3,300
Hatfield, Malcolm K & Cordelia	Racine, WI	Racine Radiology	$2,600
Johnson Family	Kenosha, WI	Johnson Wax	$2,350
Pugh, WH & Helen	Racine, WI	WH Pugh Oil Co	$1,750
Cape, William R & Christopher	Racine, WI	James Cape & Sons Co	$1,750
Campbell, Edward J	Racine, WI	Campbell Consulting	$1,500
Leipold, Craig & Helen P Johnson	Racine, WI	Rainfair/Johnson Wax	$1,450
Young, Fred M Jr & Sandra	Racine, WI	Young Radiator/Writer	$1,400
Thompson, Michael	Racine, WI	Family Foot Clinics of Wisconsin	$1,300
Namowicz, David W & Susan	Racine, WI	Warren Industries	$1,300