John Barrasso

US Senator from Wyoming (2007-present)

A Senator from Wyoming; Orthopedic surgeon, private practice; chief of staff of the Wyoming Medical Center, Casper, Wyo.; Wyoming State senate 2002-2007; appointed to the United States Senate on June 22, 2007, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Craig L. Thomas; took the oath of office on June 25, 2007; elected in 2008 in a special election for the term ending January 3, 2013; reelected in 2012 for the term ending January 3, 2019; vice-chair, Republican Conference (2010-2012); chair, Republican Policy Committee (2012-).

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Government Positions

Superfund and Environmental Health Subcommittee

• Ranking Member

Public Lands and Forests Subcommittee

• Ranking Member

Donors

National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts, Inc. Political Action Committee

• Donation/Grant · 10,000 USD ('17→'18)

Unitedhealth Group Incorporated PAC (United for Health)

• Donation/Grant · 10,000 USD ('15→'16)

Lyondell Chemical Company PAC

• Donation/Grant · 5,000 USD ('18)

Friends of John Barrasso

• Principal Campaign Committee

Federal Election Campaign Contributions

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Wyoming Republican Party Inc.

• 27 contributions · 20,400 USD ('89→'10)

Political Action Committee of the American Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons

• 11 contributions · 11,000 USD ('02→'12)

Craig Lyle Thomas US Representative and Senator from Wyoming (Republican)

• 6 contributions · 2,600 USD ('89→'05)

Barbara L Cubin US Representative from Wyoming

• 7 contributions · 2,500 USD ('94→'04)

Robert Clayton Lanier Democratic mayor of Houston, Texas 1992-1998

• 1 contribution · 1,000 USD ('89)

Republican National Committee U.S. political committee that leads the Republican Party of the U.S., a/k/a The Grand Ol' Party/GOP

• 1 contribution · 1,000 USD ('00)

George W Bush 43rd US president, ex-governor of Texas, son of George H W Bush

• 1 contribution · 1,000 USD ('03)

Wyoming Medical Political Action Committee

• 1 contribution · 500 USD ('07)

Mike Enzi US Senator from Wyoming

• 1 contribution · 500 USD ('96)

American Medical Association Political Action Committee

• 1 contribution · 500 USD ('08)

Campaign Donors

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Jay Kemmerer Investor - Owns Jackson Hole Mountain Resort

• 6 contributions · 12,800 USD (Mar 28 '11→Sep 30 '15)

Karen L Kemmerer Jackson, Wyoming

• 5 contributions · 12,400 USD (Apr 17 '12→Sep 30 '15)

Richard A Smith President and CEO, Realogy Corporation

• 5 contributions · 12,300 USD ('07→'12)

R. Earl Holding CEO, Sinclair Oil

• 5 contributions · 11,900 USD ('07→Nov 23 '11)

Leonard Blavatnik Russian-American billionaire, knighted by the the Queen of England

• 4 contributions · 10,800 USD (Feb 21 '18)

Wayne O Southwick

• 8 contributions · 10,800 USD ('96→'11)

Jerry Reinsdorf Owner of the Chicago Bulls and Chicago White Sox

• 4 contributions · 10,800 USD (Mar 31 '18)

Paul L Baker president and CEO, Arizona Mail Order

• 5 contributions · 10,550 USD ('08→Nov 18 '10)

Al D’Amato US Senator from New York; Park Strategies

• 6 contributions · 10,100 USD (Oct 6 '09→Mar 23 '15)

Charles Hodge Pharmacist, Richie's Pharmacy

• 4 contributions · 10,000 USD ('12)

Memberships

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US Senate upper house of the United States Congress

• Senator (Jun 25 '07→Jan 3 '25)

Republican Party The U.S. Republican Party

• Member

Senate Indian Affairs Committee

• Member

Western Hemisphere, Peace Corps and Narcotics Affairs Subcommittee

• Member

Near Eastern and South and Central Asian Affairs Subcommittee

• Member

International Operations and Organizations, Democracy and Human Rights Subcommittee

• Member

Superfund and Environmental Health Subcommittee

• Member

Senate Committee on Foreign Relations One of the original committees of the Senate

• Member

Private Sector and Consumer Solutions to Global Warming and Wildlife Protection Subcommittee

• Member

Water and Power Subcommittee

• Member

Schools

Georgetown University School of Medicine

• Medical Doctor (?→'78)

Georgetown University The oldest Catholic and Jesuit institution of higher learning in the US

• Bachelor's Degree (?→'74)