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Types Person, Elected Representative, Political Candidate, Business Person
Legal Name Harry Stephen Bartlett
Date of Birth Sep 19 '47
Gender Male
Aliases Harry Stephen Bartlett
Steven Bartlett
Industries Banks & lending institutions
Book, newspaper & periodical publishing
Commercial banks & bank holding companies
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A Representative from Texas; born in Los Angeles, Calif., September 19, 1947; attended public schools of Lockhart, Tex.; graduated, Kimball High School, Dallas, Tex., 1966; B.A., University of Texas,... more »

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Government Positions
US House of Representatives
  • Representative ('83→'91)
    • Business Positions
    Centene
  • Director
    • Other Positions & Memberships
    Republican Party
  • Member
    • Association Committee of 100   C100 members recommend Chamber policy
  • Member
    • Financial Services Roundtable   Banking industry group
  • President and CEO (?→Sep '12)
    • Institute for Legal Reform   Founded as an interest group in 1998 by the United...
  • Board Member
    • Donors
    Ray L Hunt   Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer, Hunt...
  • 2 contributions ⋅ $2000 ('89→'90)
    • Harold Simmons   Entrepreneur, Contran Corp.
  • 2 contributions ⋅ $1250 ('89)
    • Smith Davis
  • 2 contributions ⋅ $500 ('89)
    • Donation/Grant Recipients
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    Centene Corporation Political Action Committee (Centenepac)
  • 4 contributions ⋅ $12000 ('05→'09)
    • Financial Services Roundtable PAC
  • 15 contributions ⋅ $9160 ('01→'08)
    • Republican National Committee
  • 2 contributions ⋅ $3000 ('04→'06)
    • Chris Dodd   President & CEO of MPAA; former US Senator from CT
  • 1 contribution ⋅ $2300 ('07)
    • John McCain   US Senator and Representative from Arizona
  • 3 contributions ⋅ $2300 ('07)
    • Bob McEwen
  • 3 contributions ⋅ $2250 ('05→'06)
    • George W Bush   43rd US president, ex-governor of Texas, son of George H W Bush
  • 1 contribution ⋅ $2000 ('03)
    • Max Baucus   US Senator and Representative from Montana
  • 2 contributions ⋅ $1500 ('07)
    • Tommy G Thompson   Lobbyist; former Secretary of Health and Human Services under...
  • 2 contributions ⋅ $1250 ('07)
    • Ameripac: the Fund for a Greater America
  • 1 contribution ⋅ $1000 ('07)