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2011 Registered Political Action Committees Arkansas Secretary of State Registered PAC Report 1 A Secure America PAC Filing Year: 2011 5209 Rosewood Circle Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/18/2011 Fort Smith, AR, 72903 PAC Interests PAC Officers Asa Hutchinson John C. Langham Jonelle Fulmer 2 Action Committee for Rural Electrification Filing Year: 2011 P.O. Box 194208 Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/14/2011 Little Rock, AR, 72219 PAC Interests PAC Officers Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas Billy C. Martin, III Arkansas Electric Cooperatives, Inc. Linda P. Roberts Katrina Weyland 3 Advance Arkansas PAC Filing Year: 2011 P. O. Box 344 Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 06/06/2011 Prescott, AR, 71857 PAC Interests PAC Officers Vickie Winpisinger Dustin Smith 4 AF&PC Forestry for the Future Filing Year: 2011 1020 W 4th Street, Ste. 400 - 4th Fl Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/18/2011 Suite 400 Little Rock, AR, 72201 PAC Interests PAC Officers Arkansas Forest & Paper Council Brent Stevenson Max Braswell 5 American Council of Engineering Companies PAC Filing Year: 2011 124 West Capitol Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/14/2011 Suite 712 Little Rock, AR, 72201 PAC Interests PAC Officers American Council of Engineering Dennis Ford Bert Parker Jeff Geurian Brad Hammond 6 American Electric Power Committee for Responsible Filing Year: 2011 1 Riverside Plaza, 26th Floor Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/14/2011 Columbus, OH, 43215 PAC Interests PAC Officers American Electric Power Doreen Hohl Tracy Harger David Camp Peter Main Tuesday, January 3, 2012 1 Arkansas Secretary of State Registered PAC Report 7 American Insurance Association ARK PAC Filing Year: 2011 425 West Capitol, 37th Floor Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/06/2011 Little Rock, AR, 72201 PAC Interests PAC Officers American Insurance Association Allan Horne 8 Architecture Political Action Committee Filing Year: 2011 1020 W 4th Street, Ste. 400 - 4th Fl Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/18/2011 Suite 400 Little Rock, AR, 72201 PAC Interests PAC Officers Architecture Profession Brent Stevenson Phil Purifoy Gordon Duckworth 9 Arkansans For Ethical Government Filing Year: 2011 C/O Jonelle Talley Fulmer 5209 Rosewood Circle Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 06/21/2011 Ft. Smith, AR, 72903 PAC Interests PAC Officers Jonelle Talley Fulmer John Thurston Cory Allen Cox 10 Arkansans for Open, Accountable, Responsible Gover Filing Year: 2011 573 N Rockcliff Road Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 02/15/2011 Fayetteville, AR, 72701 PAC Interests PAC Officers Sue W. Madison 11 Arkansans for Rural Development Filing Year: 2011 P.O. Box 194208 Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/14/2011 Little Rock, AR, 72219 PAC Interests PAC Officers Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas Leon Philpot Arkansas Electric Cooperatives, Inc. Linda P. Roberts Katrina Weyland Jerry Bolinger 12 Arkansans for Thorough Agriculture Political Educa Filing Year: 2011 2470 Cimmaron Ave Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 12/30/2010 Springdale, AR, 72762 PAC Interests PAC Officers Dairy Farmers of America, Inc Ryan Anglin Woodrow Bryant David E. Daniel John Howerton Tuesday, January 3, 2012 2 Arkansas Secretary of State Registered PAC Report 13 Arkansas Agents Political Action Committee Filing Year: 2011 5000 Northshore Drive Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/06/2011 North LIttle Rock, AR, 72118 PAC Interests PAC Officers Independent Insurance Agents of Arkansas John Cooke Randy Cozart Jeff Owyoung Mark Smith 14 Arkansas Asphalt Pavement Association Filing Year: 2011 One Innwood Circle, Suite 201 Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/12/2011 Suite 201 Little Rock, AR, 72211 PAC Interests PAC Officers Arkansas Asphalt Pavement Association Mark Lamberth Charles Foot John T. Suskie 15 Arkansas Association of Nurse Anesthetists Filing Year: 2011 1512 Chestnut Street Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/07/2011 Forrest City, AR, 72335 PAC Interests PAC Officers Arkansas Association of Nurse Anesthetists (ARANA) James R. Acree, CRNA Carla Groff Lance Ogle, CRNA 16 Arkansas Bankers Association Group 1 PAC Filing Year: 2011 1220 West Third Street Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 12/20/2011 Little Rock, AR, 72201 PAC Interests PAC Officers Arkansas Bankers Association Kenneth Hammonds Bill Holmes Eric Munson 17 Arkansas Bankers Association Group 2 PAC Filing Year: 2011 1220 West Third Street Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 12/20/2011 Little Rock, AR, 72201 PAC Interests PAC Officers Arkansas Bankers Association Ken Hammonds Bill Holmes Eric Munson 18 Arkansas Bankers Association Group 3 PAC, Inc Filing Year: 2011 1220 West Third Street Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 12/20/2011 Little Rock, AR, 72201 PAC Interests PAC Officers Arkansas Bankers Association Kenneth Hammonds Bill Holmes Eric Munson Tuesday, January 3, 2012 3 Arkansas Secretary of State Registered PAC Report 19 Arkansas Bankers Association Group 4 PAC Filing Year: 2011 1220 West Third Street Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 12/20/2011 Little Rock, AR, 72201 PAC Interests PAC Officers Arkansas Bankers Association Kenneth Hammonds Bill Holmes Eric Munson 20 Arkansas Bar Association PAC Filing Year: 2011 c/o David M. Fuqua, 425 West Capitol Avenue Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/13/2011 Suite 400 Little Rock, AR, 72201 PAC Interests PAC Officers Arkansas Bar Association David M. Fugua Dennis Zolper 21 Arkansas Cable Telecommunications PAC Filing Year: 2011 411 South Victory- 201A Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/14/2011 Little Rock, AR, 72201 PAC Interests PAC Officers Arkansas Cable Telecommunication Association Maryce Cunningham Mike Wilson Len Pitcock 22 Arkansas Chiropractic Association PAC Filing Year: 2011 2482 Highway 77 Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 06/02/2011 Marion, AR, 72364 PAC Interests PAC Officers Arkansas Chiropractic Association Dr. Julie J. Traylor-Logan Dr. Stephen Matthew 23 Arkansas Chiropractic Society PAC Filing Year: 2011 C/O Dr. William Schmidt Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 06/03/2011 316 St. Louis Place Hot Springs, AR, 71913 PAC Interests PAC Officers Arkansas Chiropractic Society Dr. Conrad Kaelin Dr. William L. Schmidt Dr. Dale Huntington 24 Arkansas Club for Growth Filing Year: 2011 Suite 1616, 111 Center St Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 06/01/2011 Little Rock, AR, 72201 PAC Interests PAC Officers Jackson T. Stephens Jr. 25 Arkansas Committee for Children and Public Ed Filing Year: 2011 1500 West Fourth Street Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/13/2011 Little Rock, AR, 72201 PAC Interests PAC Officers Arkansas Education Association Rich Nagel Tuesday, January 3, 2012 4 Arkansas Secretary of State Registered PAC Report 26 Arkansas Committee for Economic Growth Filing Year: 2011 2337 Martha Drive Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/14/2011 Conway, AR, 72032 PAC Interests PAC Officers Don Thomas Gilbert Baker J. Mark White John Nabholz 27 Arkansas Conservative Legislative Pac-House Fund 2 Filing Year: 2011 P. O. Box 2458 Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 07/14/2011 Little Rock, AR, 72203 PAC Interests PAC Officers John Burris Duncan Baird Andrea Lea Debbie Hobbs 28 Arkansas Conservative Legislative PAC-Senate Fund Filing Year: 2011 P.O. Box 2458 Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/18/2011 Little Rock, AR, 72202-2458 PAC Interests PAC Officers Johnny Key Michael Lamerouex 29 Arkansas Counseling Association PAC Filing Year: 2011 1047 Hwy 128 Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/13/2011 Arkadelphia, AR, 71923 PAC Interests PAC Officers Arkansas Counseling Association Paula Whittle Nola Christenberry Adella Gray 30 Arkansas Credit Union League PAC Filing Year: 2011 1023 W. Capitol Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/13/2011 Little Rock, AR, 72201 PAC Interests PAC Officers Arkansas Credit Union George Bujarski Jan Hanna Gina Williams Reta Kahley 31 Arkansas Dental PAC Filing Year: 2011 5304 Mabelvale Pike Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/03/2011 Little Rock, AR, 72209 PAC Interests PAC Officers AR State Dental Association Dr. Lee Hinson Dr. Gene Jines Tuesday, January 3, 2012 5 Arkansas Secretary of State Registered PAC Report 32 Arkansas Eagle PAC Filing Year: 2011 P. O. Box 1961 Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 09/27/2011 Benton, AR, 72018 PAC Interests PAC Officers Ken Casady 33 Arkansas Farm Bureau Voluntary Issues Fund Filing Year: 2011 10720 Kanis Road Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/13/2011 Little Rock, AR, 72211 PAC Interests PAC Officers Arkansas Farm Bureau Randy Veach Ewell R. Welch Rich Hillman Tom Jones 34 Arkansas Federation of Democratic Women Filing Year: 2011 1100 West Hardin Street Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 06/07/2011 Blytheville, AR, 72315 PAC Interests PAC Officers Arkansas State Democratic Party Tommie Jackson Jan Paschal Sheila Castin Jane Gray Todd 35 Arkansas Federation of Republican Women Filing Year: 2011 3654 Tara Street Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/17/2011 Springdale, AR, 72762 PAC Interests PAC Officers Republican National Committee Jonelle Fulmer Melonaie Gullick Joanne Douglas Julie Harris 36 Arkansas Federation of Young Republicans Filing Year: 2011 P.O. Box 2474 Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/24/2011 Little Rock, AR, 72202 PAC Interests PAC Officers J. Luke McCoy Stacey Utley Elizabeth A. Aymond Alex Reed 37 Arkansas Grocers and Retail Merchants Filing Year: 2011 1123 S. University Avenue Registarion/Ammendment Filing Date: 01/04/2011 Suite 718 Little Rock, AR, 72204 PAC Interests PAC Officers Arkansas Grocers and Retail Merchants Association Steve Peterson Dean Elliott Paul Rowton Polly Martin
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