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Rob Wells

Young Wells Henderson

Rob Wells is the Chief Executive Officer of YoungWillams, P.C., an affiliate of the firm that provides administrative and legal services to several different states and governmental entities throughout the United States. B.S., cum laude, 1977, Millsaps College J.D., 1981, University of Mississippi Law School

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Federal Election Campaign Contributions

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Mississippi Republican Party

• 6 contributions · 36,500 USD (Mar 28 '12→Jul 14 '17)

Alan Nunnelee US Representative from Mississippi

• 5 contributions · 12,600 USD (Sep 13 '10→Jun 28 '13)

National Republican Congressional Committee

• 2 contributions · 12,500 USD (Aug 30 '16→Mar 23 '17)

Gregg Harper Former US Representative from Mississippi (2009-2019)

• 4 contributions · 10,700 USD (Sep 25 '14→Apr 4 '16)

Nunnelee Joint Fundraising Cmte

• 1 contribution · 10,000 USD (Apr 12 '13)

Roger Wicker US Senator from Mississippi (2007-present); former US Representative (1995-2007)

• 4 contributions · 5,700 USD (Dec 17 '09→May 10 '18)

Cindy Hyde-Smith US Senator from Mississippi, 2018; Republican

• 3 contributions · 5,400 USD (Apr 6 '18)

Haleys PAC

• 1 contribution · 5,000 USD (Dec 1 '09)

American Liberty and Nation PAC (Alan PAC)

• 1 contribution · 4,800 USD (Jun 28 '13)

David Vitter lobbyist, former US Senator and Representative from Louisiana

• 3 contributions · 3,000 USD (Aug 19 '09→Feb 2 '10)

Schools

University of Mississippi Law School The fourth state-supported law school in the US

• JD (?→'81)

Millsaps College Private liberal arts college in Jackson, Mississippi. Founded in 1890 and affiliated with the United Methodist Church

• BS (?→'77)