Rep. Dan L. Burton

Share this page	Birthdate: b. 06/21/1938 Birthplace: Indianapolis, IN District: represents IN-05 Political Party: Republican Religion: Christian (Protestant) Education: Attended, Cincinnati Bible Seminary, 1959-1960 Attended, Indiana University, 1958-1959. Last elected in 2006 receiving 133,118 (65.0%) votes. Official website
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Money Raised $948,569 (#180) Spent 126% (#87) From self 0% (#34) From individuals 68% (#98) From PACs 27% (#433) PAC = Political Action Committees. Money data from the FECfor the 200X cycle.	Earmarks Requested 13 (#415) Total cost $7,892,900 (#458) Received 13 (#404) Total cost $6,918,400 (#462) Data for fiscal year 2008 from Taxpayers for Common Sense.
Voting Analysis Ideology 64% right-wing (#47) Predictable 94% (#250) Data and terminology from VoteView. Unpredictable measures how often members vote against their party. Speeches Spoke 11 times (#121) Avg. length 759 words (#313) Data for 110th Congress from GovTrack.	Bills Co-sponsored 1,994 (#76) Introduced 153 (#81) Debated 13 (#164) Enacted 8 (#84) Data from GovTrack.
Interest Group Alignment Interest Group Alignment compares a politician’s votes to positions taken by interest groups. [ more ] Group Agreement US Chamber of Commerce 100% (6/6 votes) National Association of Home Builders 85% (6/7 votes) National Retail Federation 80% (4/5 votes) Public Citizen 70% (7/10 votes) National Association of Realtors 62% (5/8 votes) U.S. Chamber of Commerce 57% (8/14 votes) Mortgage Bankers Association 50% (3/6 votes) American Nurses Association 40% (2/5 votes) National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 33% (2/6 votes) International Brotherhood of Teamsters 28% (2/7 votes) American Civil Liberties Union 20% (1/5 votes) NAACP 14% (1/7 votes) AFL-CIO 7% (1/13 votes) More interest groups → Data from Maplight.org , for the 11Xth Congress.
Top Contributors Individuals reporting the same zip code who have donated to a lawmaker's political campaign. Use with caution: based on raw FEC data. 1 John Goodman $14,200 from December 31, 2003 to January 31, 2007 2 Yvonne Kazeminy $14,200 from January 16, 2004 to January 31, 2007 3 Nasser Kazeminy $14,200 from January 16, 2004 to January 31, 2007 4 Sidney Goodman $10,100 from March 8, 2005 to January 31, 2007 5 Hart Hasten $8,700 from February 13, 2004 to November 9, 2007 More contributors → Source: FEC data from the 1980 to 2000 election cycles.
Top Contributor Employers Campaigns disclose the employers of their contributors; this list aggregates them. Use with caution: this list is based on raw FEC data 1 Self $262,568 2 Njk Holding $21,200 3 S B Technical Products $14,300 4 Goodman Group $14,200 5 Douglas E Barnhart $14,150 More contributors → Source: FEC data from the 1980 to 2000 election cycles.
Top Lobby Contributors New rules require lobbyists to disclose their giving, and giving by the PACs they control. Use with caution: This data compiled from raw filings 1 Ms. Cecelia M. Casey - Associated General Contractors Of America $5,000 2 Bruce R. Byrd - At&T Services, Inc. And Its Affiliates $2,500 3 Brooke Frankenfield - Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc $2,500 4 Mr. Barry Kasinitz - International Association Of Fire Fighters $2,500 5 Melissa C. Berner - Exxon Mobil Corp $2,000 More lobby contributors → Source: Senate Office of Public Records LD-203 disclosure database; data from 2008.
Some campaign finance information from Open Secrets.

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