Rep. Dennis J. Kucinich

Share this page	Birthdate: b. 10/08/1946 Birthplace: Cleveland, OH District: represents OH-10 Political Party: Democratic Religion: Roman Catholic Education: MA, Speech Communications, Case Western Reserve University, 1974 BA, Speech Communications, Case Western Reserve University, 1973. Last elected in 2006 receiving 138,393 (66.0%) votes. Official website
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Biographical information from Project Vote Smart, Wikipedia. Photo from Project Vote Smart.

Money

Raised	$4,529,456	^(#20)
Spent	101%	^(#127)
From self	0%	^(#21)
From individuals	97%	^(#6)
From PACs	0%	^(#559)
PAC = Political Action Committees. Money data from the FECfor the 200X cycle.

Requested	9	^(#467)
Total cost	$6,550,000	^(#475)
Received	9	^(#461)
Total cost	$8,102,560	^(#452)
Data for fiscal year 2008 from Taxpayers for Common Sense.

Ideology	80% left-wing	^(#457)
Predictable	92%	^(#294)
Data and terminology from VoteView. Unpredictable measures how often members vote against their party.

Spoke	13 times	^(#100)
Avg. length	1,517 words	^(#75)
Data for 110th Congress from GovTrack.

Group	Agreement
Interest Group Alignment compares a politician’s votes to positions taken by interest groups. [ more ]
American Nurses Association	100% (5/5 votes)
AFL-CIO	100% (13/13 votes)
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People	100% (6/6 votes)
Public Citizen	90% (9/10 votes)
National Association of Realtors	87% (7/8 votes)
American Civil Liberties Union	80% (4/5 votes)
NAACP	71% (5/7 votes)
International Brotherhood of Teamsters	71% (5/7 votes)
Mortgage Bankers Association	66% (4/6 votes)
National Association of Home Builders	57% (4/7 votes)
Friends Committee on National Legislation	40% (2/5 votes)
National Retail Federation	20% (1/5 votes)
US Chamber of Commerce	16% (1/6 votes)
U.S. Chamber of Commerce	14% (2/14 votes)
More interest groups →
Data from Maplight.org , for the 11Xth Congress.

Individuals reporting the same zip code who have donated to a lawmaker's political campaign. Use with caution: based on raw FEC data.
1 Jack Schulman	$10,000	from November 21, 2001 to March 5, 2005
2 Dominic Visconsi	$9,500	from January 23, 2003 to October 2, 2006
3 Michio Kushi	$8,400	from November 1, 2004 to October 1, 2007
4 Howard Schulman	$8,000	from November 21, 2001 to March 11, 2005
5 Aris Anagnos	$7,700	from February 27, 2002 to October 29, 2004
More contributors →
Source: FEC data from the 1980 to 2000 election cycles.

Campaigns disclose the employers of their contributors; this list aggregates them. Use with caution: this list is based on raw FEC data
1 Self	$1,171,830
2 Retired	$282,597
3 Na	$27,695
4 Unemployed	$22,982
5 Kayline Enterprises	$9,300
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Source: FEC data from the 1980 to 2000 election cycles.

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 Alan Reuther - United Automobile, Aerospace & Agricultural Implement Worker	$5,000
2 Mr. Jerry Giovaniello - National Association Of Realtors	$5,000
3 Mr. Jerry Giovaniello - National Association Of Realtors	$5,000
4 Mr. Aaron Houston - Marijuana Policy Project	$5,000
5 Mr. Randall J. Moody - National Education Association	$5,000
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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