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2020 RADPAC Annual Report 2020 RADPAC Annual Report Table of Contents RADPAC Chair Message RADPAC Board Members RADPAC Contributor Support RADPAC Accomplishments RADPAC Election Cycle Contributions RADPAC Outstanding Group Practice Contributors RADPAC Contributions by State Members of Congress Supported RADPAC Individual Contributors Chair Message Despite many challenges in 2020, RADPAC still enjoyed great support and success. ACRA member contributions ensured that RADPAC’s visibility and impact on Capitol Hill remained strong and played a critical role in our efforts to mitigate Medicare payment cuts starting in 2021. RADPAC’s political efforts were equally effective ‐ In 2020, RADPAC achieved 94% success in primary elections as 134 of the 142 candidates supported won and achieved 96% success in the general election where 78 of the 81 candidates supported won their races. Although fundraising numbers were understandably down from previous years, RADPAC maintained its rank as the 4th largest physician PAC in the country. RADPAC also saw its highest percent of member participation within a state chapter since 2015 in Idaho, at 50%. This is truly a team effort, and we truly appreciate your confidence in RADPAC to serve as the political voice of radiology. With 2020 behind us, and work still ahead of us, we count on your continued support in 2021! Jacqueline Bello, MD, FACR Chair, RADPAC Board RADPAC Board Members Jacqueline A. Bello, MD, FACR Chair Howard B. Fleishon, MD, MMM, FACR Vice Chair Mary Scanlon, MD, FACR Treasurer Kimberly Beavers, MD Jennifer Buckley, MD Melissa Chen, MD Jesse Conyers, MD Michael Lee, MD Teresa Martin‐Carreras, MD Chris McAdams, MD Daniel Ortiz, MD Michael Otte, MD, FACR Amy Patel, MD Derrick Siebert, MD Mark Yeh, MD Syed Zaidi, MD Contributor Support RADPAC 2015 - 2020 Total Contributors 3,305 3,137 3,500 3,165 3,008 2,794 3,000 2,530 2,500 2,000 1,500 1,000 500 0 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 RADPAC 2020 Achievements RADPAC raised $910,641.17 in hard money contributions. RADPAC had 2,530 hard money contributors. RADPAC spent over $100,000 in independent expenditures benefiting Rep. Ben Ray Lujan for Senate (New Mexico) and Senator Steve Daines (Montana) – both won RADPAC was successful with supporting House candidates in primary elections races ‐ 120 out of 128 (94%) supported by RADPAC won and in general election races – 69 out of 72 (96%) won. RADPAC was successful with supporting Senate candidates in primary election races – 14 out of 14 (100%) supported by RADPAC won and 9 out of 9 (100%) in general election races won. RADPAC made $692,500 in contributions to federal candidates RADPAC had 68 group practices with outstanding group participation. RADPAC had 7 states that reached 20% contribution participation: o Arkansas o Idaho o Montana o North Carolina o Rhode Island o Tennessee o Wyoming The state with the highest % of contributors was Idaho with 50%, the state with the highest number of contributors was North Carolina with 243, the state with the most outstanding group contributors was North Carolina with 9, the state with the highest increase in participation was Minnesota with 36 new contributors and the state that raised the most amount of money was Texas with $93,063.20. 2020 RADPAC Support RADPAC 2015 ‐ 2020 Total Contributions $1,348,240.00 $1,320,053.00 $1,400,000.00 $1,246,955.00 2019 RADPAC Support$1,204,480.44 $1,099,009.00 $1,200,000.00 $910,641.17 $1,000,000.00 RADPAC Contribution Levels $800,000.00 $600,000.00 $400,000.00 $200,000.00 $0.00 ACRA Member Giving Breakdown 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2020 RADPAC Support RADPAC Contribution Levels 1,200 1056 1,000 715 800 526 600 400 220 200 13 0 Circle of Excellence Circle of Distinction Gold Silver Sustaining $2,500 ‐ $5,000 $1,000 ‐ $2,499 $500 ‐ $999 $250 ‐ $499 $1 ‐ $249 2020 RADPAC Support Outstanding Group Practice Hard Money Contributors Alabama Brown & Associates Minnesota Radiology Associates of Dothan, P.C. Regional Diagnostic Radiology, P.A. Quantum Radiology The Radiology Clinic, LLC Midwest Radiology (St. Paul Radiology) Idaho Arizona Gem State Radiology Missouri Southwest Diagnostic Imaging West County Radiology Group Illinois EVDI Medical Imaging Central Illinois Radiological Assoc. Midwest Radiological Assoc. Arkansas Indiana Radiologic Imaging Consultants Radiology Consultants of Little Rock Northwest Radiology Network Mississippi California Radiology Associates, Inc Comprehensive Radiology San Diego Imaging Medical Group Iowa Montana Newport Harbor Radiology Radiology Consultants of Iowa, PLC Northwest Imaging Pueblo Radiology Medical Group Kentucky New Jersey Xray Associates of Louisville Hackensack Radiology Group Bay Imaging Louisiana University Radiology California Advanced Imaging Radiology Associates LLC Princeton Radiology Colorado Massachusetts Radiology Imaging Associates P.C. Commonwealth Radiology Assoc. New York Windsong Radiology Group Florida South Shore Radiology Associates Radiology Associates of Dayton Beach North Carolina Schatzki Associates Eastern Radiologists, Inc. Radiology Associates of Pensacola Georgia Michigan Mecklenburg Radiology Associates Rome Radiology Group Huron Valley Radiology PC 2020 RADPAC Support Outstanding GroupAssociation Practice of University Hard Radiologists Money Contributors Wake Radiology Consultants, P.A. Vista Radiology Wyoming Casper Medical Imaging Wayne Radiology Memphis Radiological Greensboro Radiology, P.A. Mid-South Imaging & Therapeutics Asheville Radiology Associates Assoc. of University Radiologists Ohio Texas Columbus Radiology Corp Radiology Associates of North Texas Pennsylvania South Texas Radiology Group, P.A. Lancaster Radiology Associates, Ltd. Utah Radiology Associates of the Main Line Utah Radiology Assoc., PLLC Southeast Radiology, Ltd. Virginia Hampton Roads Imaging Medical Imaging of Lehigh Valley Medical Center Radiologists, Inc. Rhode Island Rhode Island Medical Imaging Radiology Consultants of Lynchburg Commonwealth Radiology, PC South Dakota Radiology Associates of South Dakota Washington Radia, Inc Tennessee Abercrombie Radiological Consultants West Virginia Kanawha Valley Radiologists, Inc. 2020 RADPAC Support RADPAC Contributions by State Diff RADPAC % in Hard $ Total in RADPAC % in Hard $ Total in from Difference in State ACR 2020 2020 2020 ACR 2019 2019 2019 '19 Amt Given Alabama 326 50 15% $38,670.84 326 59 18% $46,100.03 ‐9 ($7439) Alaska 31 0 0% $0.00 31 1 3% $250 ‐1 ($250) Arizona 462 39 8% $17,198.20 462 41 9% $17,406.00 ‐2 ($208) Arkansas 198 45 23% $28,725.00 198 47 24% $46,311.00 ‐2 ($17,586) California 1821 233 13% $87,600.38 1,821 227 12% $88,385.92 6 ($786) Colorado 394 56 14% $17,292.86 394 51 13% $13,787.51 5 $3,505 Connecticut 386 28 7% $8,106.40 386 42 11% $14,627.56 ‐14 ($6,521) DC 87 2 2% $1,050.00 87 3 3% $1,375.00 ‐1 ($325) Delaware 65 8 12% $947.50 65 7 11% $1,367.50 1 ($420) Florida 1217 67 6% $36,519.60 1,217 89 7% $42,550.00 ‐22 ($6,030) Georgia 583 105 18% $48,950.95 583 119 20% $54,315.00 ‐14 ($5,364) Hawaii 104 6 6% $1,935.28 104 7 7% $2,750.24 ‐1 ($815) Idaho 103 51 50% $25,070.19 103 26 25% $12,623.60 25 $12,447 Illinois 806 40 5% $8,320.30 806 60 7% $13,192.50 ‐20 ($4,872) Indiana 433 79 18% $30,130.60 433 82 19% $33,020.00 ‐3 ($2,889) Iowa 175 16 9% $9,600.00 175 41 23% $18,730.00 ‐25 ($9,130) Kansas 227 15 7% $6,255.80 227 14 6% $4,730.00 1 $1,526 Kentucky 283 29 10% $4,620.60 283 18 6% $2,745.00 11 $1,876 Louisiana 281 28 10% $4,870.20 281 18 6% $5,570.00 10 ($700) Maine 104 1 1% $20.20 104 2 2% $350.00 ‐1 ($330) Maryland 525 9 2% $3,188.60 525 21 4% $7,105.00 ‐12 ($3,916) Massachusetts 787 117 15% $31,968.32 787 134 17% $35,960.77 ‐17 ($3,992) Michigan 802 24 3% $8,072.00 802 39 5% $13,567.16 ‐15 ($5,495) Minnesota 477 71 15% $28,410.80 477 35 7% $22,174.00 36 $6,237 Mississippi 168 21 13% $4,351.50 168 11 7% $2,325.00 10 $2,027 Missouri 462 35 8% $15,443.34 462 52 11% $23,778.08 ‐17 ($8,335) Montana 62 16 26% $7,270.20 62 16 26% $6,759.00 0 $511 2020 RADPAC Support RADPAC Contributions by State RADPAC Hard $ Total RADPAC Hard $ Total Diff from Difference in State ACR 2020 % in 2020 in 2020 ACR 2019 % in 2019 in 2019 '19 Amt Given Nebraska 150 5 3% $2,275.00 150 8 5% $6,825.00 ‐3 ($4,550) Nevada 158 15 9% $5,830.40 158 3 2% $2,630.00 12 $3,200 New Hampshire 116 1 1% $20.20 116 3 3% $600.00 ‐2 ($580) New Jersey 737 136 18% $39,834.62 737 174 24% $58,208.36 ‐38 ($18,374) New Mexico 104 3 3% $90.20 104 1 1% $1,000 2 ($910) New York 1420 88 6% $23,504.71 1,420 102 7% $29,545.85 ‐14 ($6,041) North Carolina 776 243 31% $64,418.12 776 260 34% $102,394.92 ‐17 ($37,977) North Dakota 39 3 8% $1,140.20 39 4 10% $2,720 ‐1 ($1,580) Ohio 793 54 7% $12,746.56 793 42 5% $10,889.96 12 $1,857 Oklahoma 215 4 2% $1,770.20 215 1 0% $500 3 $1,270 Oregon 253 6 2% $1,950.00 253 2 1% $759.28 4 $1,191 Pennsylvania 1083 156 14% $37,521.47 1,083 198 18% $56,184.60 ‐42 ($18,663) Puerto Rico 118 4 3% $1,745.00 118 6 5% $3,935.00 ‐2 ($2,190) Rhode Island 112 44 39% $11,553.58 112 44 39% $10,590.00 0 $964 South Carolina 301 34 11% $7,645.92 301 70 23% $15,628.00 ‐36 ($7,982) South Dakota 76 2 3% $1,500.00 76 14 18% $8,450.00 ‐12 ($6,950) Tennessee 488 167 34% $60,034.44 488 154 32% $56,911.92 13 $3,123 Texas 1501 189 13% $93,063.20 1,501 210 14% $100,894.08 ‐21 ($7,831) Utah 153 28 18% $5,685.60 153 31 20% $6,775.00 ‐3 ($1,089) Vermont 55 3 5% $1,300.00 55 3 5% $1,250.00 0 $50 Virginia 635 61 10% $25,496.20 635 75 12% $30,245.20 ‐14 ($4,749) Washington 547 21 4% $14,623.89 547 31 6% $20,526.22 ‐10 ($5,902) West Virginia 123 10 8% $4,881.32 123 31 11% $7,985.00 ‐3 ($3,104) Wisconsin 498 29 6% $13,530.28 498 57 11% $27,744.27 ‐28 ($14,214) Wyoming 33 7 21% $4,100.00 33 9 27% $3,271.23 ‐2 $829 2020 RADPAC Support States Meeting 20% Participation Goal 2020 2019 State: Contributor %: State: Contributor %: Idaho 50% Rhode Island 39% Rhode Island 39% North Carolina 34% Tennessee 34% Tennessee 32% North Carolina 31% Wyoming 27% Montana 26% Montana 26% Arkansas 23% Idaho 25% Wyoming 21% Arkansas 24% New Jersey 24% Iowa 23% South Carolina 23% Georgia 20% Utah 20% 2020 Election Cycle Supported Candidates House Members Rep.
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