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Senate Cummulative Travel and Per Diem - 2012 Senator Tim Barnes from Adams, TN Round Trip Mileage Claimed - Home to Nashville & Return: 36 miles at $.46 per mile = $34.96 Travel & Per Diem Expenses for 2012 MODE of REGIS- TAX DEDUCTIONS COMMITTEE MEETING LOCATION TRAVEL MILEAGE PER DIEM HOTEL TRATION WH F.I.C.A. TOTAL Session 1/10-12/12/11 Nashville Car $ 34.96 $519.00 $ 145.32 $29.31 $ 379.33 Session 1/13/2012 Nashville Car $ - $173.00 $ 48.44 $9.77 $ 114.79 Session 1/17-19/2012 Nashville Car $ 34.96 $519.00 $ 145.32 $29.31 $ 379.33 Session 1/23-26/12 Nashville Car $ 34.96 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 494.12 Session 1/30-2/2/12 Nashville Car $ 34.96 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 494.12 Session 2/6-2/9/12 Nashville Car $ 34.96 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 494.12 Session A 2/15 2/13-16/12 Nashville Car $ 34.96 $519.00 $ 145.32 $29.31 $ 379.33 Session 2/21-23/12 Nashville Car $ 34.96 $519.00 $ 145.32 $29.31 $ 379.33 Session 2/27-3/1/12 Nashville Car $ 34.96 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 494.12 Session 3/5-8/2012 Nashville Car $ 34.96 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 494.12 Session 3/12-15/12 Nashville Car $ 34.96 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 494.12 Session 3/19-22/12 Nashville Car $ 34.96 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 494.12 Session 3/26-29/12 Nashville Car $ 34.96 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 494.12 Session 4/2-5/12 Nashville Car $ 34.96 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 494.12 Session 4/9-12/12 Nashville Car $ 34.96 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 494.12 Session 4/16-19/12 Nashville Car $ 34.96 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 494.12 Session 4/23-26/12 Nashville Car $ 34.96 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 494.12 Session 4/27/2012 Nashville Car $ - $ 173.00 $ 48.44 $ 9.77 $ 114.79 Session 4/30-5/1/12 Nashville Car $ 34.96 $346.00 $ 96.88 $19.54 $ 264.54 Office Work 5/15/2012 Nashville Car $ 34.96 $173.00 $ 48.44 $9.77 $ 149.75 Senator Mae Beavers from Mt. Juliet, TN Round Trip Mileage Claimed - Home to Nashville & Return: 36 miles at $.46 per mile = $20.24 Travel & Per Diem Expenses for 2012 MODE of REGIS- TAX DEDUCTIONS COMMITTEE MEETING LOCATION TRAVEL MILEAGE PER DIEM HOTEL TRATION WH F.I.C.A. TOTAL Session 1/10-12/12 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $519.00 $ 145.32 $29.31 $ 364.61 Session 1/13/2012 Nashville Car $ - $173.00 $ 48.44 $9.77 $ 114.79 Session 1/17-19/2012 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $519.00 $ 145.32 $29.31 $ 364.61 Session 1/23-26/12 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 479.40 Session 1/30-2/2/12 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 479.40 Session 2/6-9/2012 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 479.40 Session 2/13-16/12 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 479.40 Session 2/21-23/12 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $519.00 $ 145.32 $29.31 $ 364.61 Session 2/27-3/1/12 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 479.40 Session 3/5-8/12 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 479.40 Session 3/12-15/12 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 479.40 Session 3-19-22/12 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 479.40 Session 3/26-29/12 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 479.40 Session 4/2-5/12 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 479.40 Session 4/9-12/12 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 479.40 Session 4/16-19/12 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 479.40 Session 4/23-26/12 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $692.00 $ 193.76 $39.08 $ 479.40 Session 4/27/2012 Nashville Car $ - $173.00 $ 48.44 $9.77 $ 114.79 Session 4/30-5/1/12 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $346.00 $ 96.88 $19.54 $ 249.82 Office Work 12/13-14/11 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $346.00 $ 96.88 $19.54 $ 249.82 Office Work 6/18/2012 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $173.00 $ 48.44 $9.77 $ 135.03 Office Work 7/11/2012 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $173.00 $ 48.44 $9.77 $ 135.03 Office Work 8/14/2012 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $173.00 $ 48.44 $9.77 $ 135.03 Office Work 8/21/2012 Nashville Car $ 20.24 $173.00 $ 48.44 $9.77 $ 135.03 Senator Mike Bell from Riceville Round Trip Mileage Claimed - Home to Nashville & Return: 370 miles at $.46 per mile = $170.20 Travel & Per Diem Expenses for 2012 MODE of REGIS- TAX DEDUCTIONS COMMITTEE MEETING DATE(S) LOCATION TRAVEL MILEAGE PER DIEM HOTEL TRATION WH F.I.C.A. TOTAL Session 1/10-12/12 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $ 519.00 $ 689.20 Session 1/13/2012 Nashville Car $ - $ 173.00 $ 173.00 Session 1/17-19/2012 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $ 519.00 $ 689.20 Session 1/23-26/12 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $ 692.00 $ 862.20 Session 1/30-2/1/12 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $ 519.00 $ 689.20 Session 2/6-9/2012 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $ 519.00 $ 689.20 Session 2/13-16/12 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $ 519.00 $ 689.20 Session 2/21-23/12 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $519.00 $ 689.20 Session 2/27-3/1/12 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $692.00 $ 862.20 Session 3/5-8/12 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $692.00 $ 862.20 Session 3/12-15/12 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $692.00 $ 862.20 Session 3-19-22/12 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $692.00 $ 862.20 Session 3/26-29/12 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $692.00 $ 862.20 Session 4/2-5/12 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $692.00 $ 862.20 Session 4/9-12/12 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $692.00 $ 862.20 Session 4/16-19/12 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $692.00 $ 862.20 Session 4/23-26/12 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $692.00 $ 862.20 Session 4/27/2012 Nashville Car $ - $173.00 $ 173.00 Session 4/30-5/1/12 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $346.00 $ 516.20 Joint Gov Operations 12/14/2011 Nashville Car $ - $ 173.00 $ 173.00 Office Work 1/3-5/12 Nashville Car $ 170.12 $519.00 $ 689.12 Office Work 1/9/2012 Nashville Car $ - $173.00 $ 173.00 Office Work 2/24/2012 Nashville Car $ - $173.00 $ 173.00 Joint Gov. Op Rule Review 5/7/2012 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $173.00 $ 343.20 Joint Gov. Op. Committee 5/22/2012 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $173.00 $ 343.20 Joint Gov. Op. Committee 5/23/2012 Nashville Car $ - $173.00 $ 173.00 Office Work 6/19/2012 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $173.00 $ 343.20 Joint Gov. Op. Committee 6/20/2012 Nashville Car $ - $173.00 $ 173.00 Joint Gov. Op. Committee 7/10/2012 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $173.00 $ 343.20 Office Work 7/9/2012 Nashville Car $ - $173.00 $ 173.00 Office Work/Mtgs. 8/14/2012 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $173.00 $ 343.20 Office Work/Mtgs. 8/15-16/2012 Nashville Car $ - $346.00 $ 346.00 Joint Gov. Op. Committee 8/21-22/2012 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $346.00 $ 516.20 Gov. Op Subcommittee 9/5/2012 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $173.00 $ 343.20 Office Work/Mtgs. 9/13/2012 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $173.00 $ 343.20 Joint Gov. Op. Committee 10/2-3/2012 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $346.00 $ 516.20 Office Work/Mtgs. 10/18-19/2012 Nashville Car $ 170.20 $346.00 $ 516.20 Joint Gov. Op. Committee 11/14/2012 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $173.00 $ 346.90 Office Work/Mtgs. 11/13/2012 Nashville Car $ - $173.00 $ 173.00 Office Work/Mtgs. 11/20/2012 Nashville Car $ 173.90 $173.00 $ 346.90 Senator Andrew Berke from Chattanooga Round Trip Mileage Claimed - Home to Nashville & Return: 274 miles at $.46 per mile = $126.04 Travel & Per Diem Expenses for 2012 MODE of REGIS- TAX DEDUCTIONS COMMITTEE MEETING DATE(S) LOCATION TRAVEL MILEAGE PER DIEM HOTEL TRATION WH F.I.C.A. TOTAL Session 1/10-12/12 Nashville Car $ 126.04 $519.00 $ 645.04 Session 1/13/2012 Nashville Car $ - $ 173.00 $ 173.00 Session 1/17-19/2012 Nashville Car $ 126.04 $ 346.00 $ 472.04 Session 1/23-26/12 Nashville Car $ 126.04 $ 692.00 $ 818.04 Session 1/30-2/2/12 Nashville Car $ 126.04 $ 692.00 $ 818.04 Session 2/6-9/12 Nashville Car $ 126.04 $ 692.00 $ 818.04 Session 2/13-16/12 Nashville Car $ 126.04 $ 692.00 $ 818.04 Session 2/21-23/12 Nashville Car $ 126.04 $ 519.00 $ 645.04 Session 2/27-3/1/12 Nashville Car $ 126.04 $ 692.00 $ 818.04 Session 3/5-8/12 Nashville Car $ 126.04 $ 692.00 $ 818.04 Session 3/12-15/12 Nashville Car $ 126.04 $ 692.00 $ 818.04 Session 3/19-22/12 Nashville Car $ 126.04 $ 692.00 $ 818.04 Session 3/26-29/12 Nashville Car $ 126.04 $ 692.00 $ 818.04 Session 4/2-5/12 Nashville Car $ 126.04 $ 692.00 $ 818.04 Session 4/9-12/12 Nashville Car $ 126.04 $ 692.00 $ 818.04 Session 4/16-19/12 Nashville Car $ 126.04 $ 692.00 $ 818.04 Session 423-26/12 Nashville Car $ 126.04 $ 692.00 $ 818.04 Session 4/27/2012 Nashville Car $ - $ 173.00 $ 173.00 Session 4/30-5/1/12 Nashville Car $ 126.04 $ 346.00 $ 472.04 Office Work 1/9/2012 Nashville Car $ - $173.00 $ 173.00 Office Work 3/9/2012 Nashville Car $ - $173.00 $ 173.00 Office Work 5/29/2012 Nashville Car $ 126.04 $173.00 $ 299.04 $ - Senator Janice Bowling from Tullohoma Round Trip Mileage Claimed - Home to Nashville & Return: 160 miles at $.47 per mile=$75.20 Travel & Per Diem Expenses for 2012 $ - MODE of REGIS- TAX DEDUCTIONS COMMITTEE MEETING DATE(S) LOCATION TRAVEL MILEAGE PER DIEM HOTEL TRATION WH F.I.C.A.
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    Senators District Name Phone Email Twi4er Facebook 29 Sen. Raumesh Akbari 615.741.1767 [email protected] @SenAkbari h4ps://www.facebook.com/SenAkbari 15 Sen. Paul Bailey 615.741.3978 [email protected] @PaulBaileyforTN h4ps://www.facebook.com/paulbaileyforsenate 9 Sen. Mike Bell 615.741.1946 [email protected] @SenMikeBell h4ps://www.facebook.com/SenMikeBell 16 Sen. Janice Bowling 615.741.6694 [email protected] @Janicebowlingtn h4ps://www.facebook.com/Senator-Janice-Bowling-202797446470765 7 Sen. Richard Briggs 615.741.1766 [email protected] @SenatorBriggs h4ps://www.facebook.com/RichardBriggsTN 20 Sen. Heidi Campbell 615.741.6679 [email protected] @campbellyn20 h4ps://www.facebook.com/campbelltn20 3 Sen. Rusty Crowe 615.741.2468 [email protected] 10 Sen. Todd Gardenhire 615.741.6682 [email protected] @SenGardenhire h4ps://www.facebook.com/VoteGardenhire 19 Sen. Brenda Gilmore 615.741.2453 [email protected] @SenatorGilmore h4ps://www.facebook.com/SenatorGilmore 18 Sen. Ferrell Haile 615.741.1999 [email protected] @HaileforSenate h4ps://www.facebook.com/FerrellHaileTN 28 Sen. Joey Hensley 615.741.3100 [email protected] @joey_senator h4ps://www.facebook.com/SenatorJoeyHensley 27 Sen. Ed Jackson 615.741.1810 [email protected] @SenEdJackson h4ps://www.facebook.com/SenEdJackson 23 Sen. Jack Johnson 615.741.2495 [email protected] @SenJohnson h4ps://www.facebook.com/SenatorJackJohnson 31 Sen. Brian Kelsey 615.741.3036 [email protected] @BrianKelsey h4ps://www.facebook.com/briankelsey 30 Sen.
  • Jim Tracy for Congress

    Jim Tracy for Congress

    Beverly & Dr. Warren McPherson Invite you to a Reception in Support of JIM TRACY FOR CONGRESS Thursday March 14th, 2013 5:30 pm Host and Sponsor Reception 6:00 pm General Reception 1727 Shagbark Trail Murfreesboro, TN 37130 Sponsor Committee Host Committee Attendee $2500 per individual $1000 per individual $250 per person or couple or couple RSVP to Cari Johns 615-564-2642 or [email protected] Federal law limits contributions to Jim Tracy for Congress to $2,600 per election (primary and general 2014) from individuals and non-multi candidate federal PACs, and $5,000 per election (primary and general 2014) from qualified multi-candidate federal PACs. Federal law requires us to use our best efforts to collect and report the name, address, occupation, and name of employer of each individual whose contributions exceed $200 in an election cycle. Contributions to Jim Tracy for Congress are not tax deductible for federal income tax purposes. Contributions by corporations, foreign nationals (non-Green card holders), and federal government contractors are prohibited. Paid for by Jim Tracy for Congress. Honorary Hosts Betty and Governor Winfield Dunn* Lt. Governor and Speaker of the Senate Ron Ramsey* Speaker Pro Tempore Bo Watson* State Senator Becky Duncan Massey* Senate Majority Leader Mark Norris* State Senator Ferrell Haile* Senate Republican Caucus Chairman Bill Ketron* State Senator Steve Dickerson* State Senator Randy McNally* State Senator Todd Gardenhire* State Senator Rusty Crowe* State Senator Mark Green* State Senator Steve Southerland* State Senator Joey Hensley* Deanna & State Senator Jack Johnson* State Senator John Stevens* State Senator Dolores Gresham* State Senator Jim Summerville* State Senator Brian Kelsey* Mary & State Rep.