Raising Campaign Cash: Dennis Paul of Clear Lake

After 10 years sitting on the Insurance Committee in the Texas House Dennis Paul is moving on to run for the Texas Senate. Like his fundraising for State Representative his fundraising for State Senate isn’t impressive. His acceptance of $5000 from the PAC of Independent Insurance Agents of TX is troubling.

During this last period Paul raised $132,300, most of it coming from out of the district. 92% of all his donations, $121,750, came from out of the district including $12,000 from California, Washington DC and Georgia leaving only 8% coming from his constituents. 58% of his donations, $76,250, came from PACs. His largest contribution, $25,000, came from the Texans for Lawsuit Reform PAC which works to limit the rights of consumers. The complete list of donors are below:

Texans for Lawsuit Reform25,000.00
Richard Weekley12,500.00
Elswick ,Roger11,000.00
Granite Construction Employees PAC10,000.00
Alvia ,Steven  D.10,000.00
Texas Association of Health Plans5,000.00
TALHI Life Insurance PAC5,000.00
PAC of Indepedent Insurance Agents of TX5,000.00
Galveston Pilots for Good Government5,000.00
Tomlinson ,Richard5,000.00
Texans United for a Conservative Majority5,000.00
James B Frank Campaign5,000.00
Capital Leadership Fund2,500.00
The Beer Alliance of Texas PAC2,500.00
Wilson ,Kirk2,500.00
Centerpoint Energy PAC2,500.00
Briggs ,Mark2,000.00
Thomas ,Suchmor2,000.00
Howard ,Jay1,500.00
Wholesale Beer Distributors PAC1,500.00
Bristol Myers Squibb PAC1,000.00
Troutman Pepper Locke1,000.00
Longbow Partners1,000.00
HOMEPAC of Texas1,000.00
ACEC Consulting Engineering PAC1,000.00
Insuring Texas PAC1,000.00
Delisi Communications PAC1,000.00
HILLCO PAC1,000.00
Wong ,Daniel1,000.00
Gunderson ,Samuel1,000.00
Bowen ,Scott500.00
Holzheauser ,Craig300.00
Moak Casey PAC250.00
Grace & McEwan Consulting LLC250.00
Casselberry ,Craig200.00
Dixon ,Lee Anne200.00
Kerkhoff ,Craig50.00
Russo ,Christopher50.00

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