Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour Announces 2010 Candidate Contributions
JACKSON, MS – Mississippi Governor and Republican Governors Association Chairman Haley Barbour is helping lead Republican candidates to victory throughout America, as the November 2nd, mid-term elections approach.
As of today, Haley’s PAC has contributed $440,000 to candidates and state and national Republican organizations. Haley's PAC has participated in all 37 contested gubernatorial races with a direct contribution to the campaign or to the state party's victory program. This is in addition to financial support provided by the RGA to gubernatorial candidates.
Barbour explained, “We can’t wait until 2012 to start taking our country back. We are fortunate to have so many qualified conservative candidates running for office to fight against the outrageous spending and dangerous deficits that the current Democratic leadership has embraced. I am happy to be a part of the change that is much needed throughout the country, and I am confident these candidates will deliver once elected.”
Governor Contributions:
Robert Bentley for Governor 2010 (AL)
Jim Keet for Governor (AR)
Meg Whitman for Governor 2010 (CA)
Rick Scott for Florida (FL)
Nathan Deal for Governor (GA)
Friends of Duke Aiona (HI)
Governor Branstad 2010 (IA)
Otter for Idaho Committee (ID)
Citizens for Bill Brady (IL)
Brownback for Governor, Inc. (KS)
Bob Ehrlich for Maryland Committee (MD)
LePage 2010 (ME)
The Governor Heineman Committee (NE)
Susana Martinez for Governor (NM)
Sandoval for Governor (NV)
Kasich Taylor for Ohio (OH)
Fallin for Governor 2010 (OK)
Friends of Chris Dudley (OR)
Tom Corbett for Governor (PA)
Nikki Haley for Governor (SC)
Daugaard for South Dakota (SD)
Bill Haslam for Governor (TN)
Texans for Rick Perry (TX)
Herbert for Governor (UT)
Mead for Governor (WY)
Senate Contributions:
Joe Miller for US Senate (AK)
Shelby for US Senate (AL)
John Boozman for Arkansas (AR)
Friends of John McCain (AZ)
Carly Fiorina for California (CA)
Buck for Colorado (CO)
Linda McMahon for Senate 2010 (CT)
Friends of Christine O’Donnell (DE)
Marco Rubio for US Senate (FL)
Georgians for Isakson (GA)
The Grassley Committee, Inc. (IA)
Mike Crapo for US Senate (ID)
Kirk for Senate (IL)
Coats for Indiana (IN)
Moran for Kansas (KS)
Rand Paul for Senate (KY)
David Vitter for Senate (LA)
Friends of Roy Blunt (MO)
The Richard Burr Committee (NC)
Hoeven for Senate (ND)
Friends of Kelly Ayotte (NH)
Friends of Sharron Angle (NV)
People for DioGuardi (NY)
Portman for Senate (OH)
Coburn for Senate 2010 (OK)
Toomey for Senate (PA)
Jim DeMint Senate Committee, Inc. (SC)
Friends of John Thune (SD)
Friends of Mike Lee, Inc. (UT)
Rossi for Senate (WA)
Ron Johnson for Senate (WI)
House Contributions:
Crawford for Congress (AR – 1)
David Schweikert for Congress (AZ – 5)
Jesse Kelly for Congress (AZ – 8)
Paul Gosar for Congress – (AZ – 2)
Quayle for Congress (AZ – 3)
Tim Griffin for Congress (AR – 2)
Justin Bernier for Congress (CT – 5)
Michele Rollins Congress 2010 (DE)
Allen West for Congress (FL – 22)
Daniel Webster for Congress (FL – 8)
Ramsay Wharton for Congress (HI – 2)
Djou for Hawaii (HI – 1)
Andy Barr for Congress (KY – 6)
Bill Marcy for Congress (MS – 2)
Gregg Harper for Congress (MS – 3)
Gregg PAC
Nunnelee for Congress (MS – 1)
Palazzo for Congress (MS – 4)
Bass for Congress (NH – 2)
Jon Runyan for Congress, Inc. (NJ – 3)
Faulkner for Congress (NY – 15)
Boehner for Speaker Committee
Tim Scott for Congress (SC – 1)
State Party Contributions:
Alaska Republican Party
Arizona Republican Party
Colorado Republican Party
Connecticut Republican Party
Iowa Republican Party
Massachusetts Republican Party
Michigan Republican Party
Minnesota Republican Party
Mississippi Republican Party
New Hampshire Republican Party
Republican Party of New York
Pennsylvania Republican Party
Republican Party of Rhode Island
Vermont Republican Party
Wisconsin Republican Party
National Organization Contributions:
National Republican Senatorial Committee
Republican Governors Association
Mississippi Contributions:
Mississippi House Republican Conference
Mississippi Republican Party Victory 2011
