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Tina Smith
U.S. Senate — Minnesota
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTita L Hunter-Herod
U.S. House — North Carolina District 9
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTj Baker
U.S. House — Texas District 1
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTobey Pearson
U.S. House — Texas District 32
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTobey Pearson
U.S. House — Texas District 32
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTobey Pearson
U.S. House — Texas District 32
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDToby Smith
U.S. Senate — New Mexico
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTodd Alan Wilson
U.S. House — Ohio District 2
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTodd Baker Achilles
U.S. Senate — Idaho
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTodd Lombardo
U.S. House — California District 37
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTodd R Shelton
U.S. House — Indiana District 5
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTodd Schaefer
U.S. House — Florida District 4
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTodd Sloan
U.S. House — New York District 24
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTodd William Becker
U.S. House — Missouri District 5
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTodd Woods
U.S. House — Oklahoma District 1
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTom Bailey
U.S. House — North Carolina District 1
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTom Barrett
U.S. House — Michigan District 7
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTom Cole
U.S. House — Oklahoma District 4
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTom Cotton
U.S. Senate — Arkansas
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTom Emmer
U.S. House — Minnesota District 6
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTom Hanson
U.S. House — Illinois District 5
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTom Jandron
U.S. Senate — Montana
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTom Malinowski
U.S. House — New Jersey District 11
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTom McClintock
U.S. House — California District 5
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDTom Schmitz
U.S. House — Missouri District 1
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →The same docket for everyone
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First actions
What specific actions would you take first, and what could voters use to measure progress?
Powers and limits
What can this office accomplish directly, and what important limits should voters understand?
Budget and tradeoffs
Which budget priorities or tradeoffs would guide your decisions in this office?
Evidence and results
What evidence would you publish so the public can evaluate your work and results?
Ethics and conflicts
How would you disclose and manage conflicts of interest, gifts, outside work, and recusals?
Public access
How should constituents contact you, receive answers, and participate in decisions?
Source docket
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