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Types Person, Elected Representative, Political Candidate
Birthplace Bejucal, Cuba
Date of Birth Jan 26 '51
Gender Male

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Analyst notes about Albio Sires

A Representative from New Jersey; born in Bejucal, Cuba, January 26, 1951; graduated from Memorial High School, West New York, N.J.; B.A., St. Peter’s College, Jersey City, N.J., 1974; M.A.,... more »

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House Foreign Affairs Committee   The House of Representatives Committee on...
  • Member
    • Europe Subcommittee
  • Member
    • Asia, the Pacific, and the Global Environment Subcommittee
  • Member
    • The Western Hemisphere Subcommittee
  • Member
    • House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee
  • Member
    • US House of Representatives
  • Representative (Nov 13 '06→)
    • Railroads, Pipelines, and Hazardous Materials Subcommittee
  • Member
    • Highways and Transit Subcommittee
  • Member
    • Other Positions & Memberships
    Democratic Party
  • Member
    • Education
    Middlebury College   In Vermont, one of America's top liberal arts colleges
  • Graduate (past) ⋅ MA
    • Political Fundraising Committees
    Sires for Congress
  • Principal Campaign Committee
    • Donors
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    Philip Eisenberg   CEO of Urban American Management Corporation
  • 5 contributions ⋅ $10500 ('05→'08)
    • Michael H Hutton
  • 6 contributions ⋅ $8000 ('05→'09)
    • Joel Johnson   Lobbyist
  • 2 contributions ⋅ $4000 ('06)
    • Richard S LeFrak   Chairman, President and CEO of the LeFrak Organization
  • 2 contributions ⋅ $3350 ('07)
    • Peter A Cohen
  • 2 contributions ⋅ $3100 ('06→'08)
    • Jon Stevens Corzine   Former CEO of MF Global and Goldman Sachs, former Governor...
  • 2 contributions ⋅ $2600 ('05)
    • Michael Merola
  • 1 contribution ⋅ $2184 ('08)
    • Michael Levin   attorney at Levin Shea
  • 1 contribution ⋅ $2000 ('06)
    • David S Steiner   former president of AIPAC (resigned 1992)
  • 3 contributions ⋅ $2000 ('06→'09)
    • David Simon   Chairman and CEO, Simon Property Group, Inc., Indiana
  • 2 contributions ⋅ $1500 ('07)