David Haley

David Haley
Member of the Kansas Senate
from the 4th district
Incumbent
Assumed office
2001
Personal details
Born December 0, 1958 (1958-00-00) (age 54)
Kansas City, Kansas
Political party Democratic
Residence Kansas City, Kansas
Alma mater Morehouse College, Howard University
Religion Methodist

David Haley is a Democratic member of the Kansas Senate, representing the 4th District since 2001. From 1995 to 2001, he was a Kansas Representative.

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Issue positions

Where David Haley stands on some of the issues (according to his website)[1]:

See also: Sen. Haley on the issues from Project Vote Smart

Committee assignments

In addition to being a member of the Kansas Sentencing Commission, Haley serves on these legislative committees[2]:

Haleys most recent proposed legislation includes:

Major donors

The top contributors to Haley's 2008 campaign, according to the National Institute on Money in State Politics[7]:

Senate Democratic Committee of Kansas, Kansas Trial Lawyers Association, Kansans for Lifesaving Cures, Pipefitters Local Union 533, Deffenbaugh Industries, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee of Kansas, Kansas Contractors Association, Carpenters District Council of Kansas City

His largest donor groups were from energy/natural resources companies and political parties.

References

  1. ^ David Haley issues
  2. ^ Profile from the Kansas Legislature website
  3. ^ SB 17 Kansas Legislature, SB 18 Kansas Legislature
  4. ^ SB 191 Kansas Legislature
  5. ^ SB 208 Kansas Legislature
  6. ^ SB 261 Kansas Legislature
  7. ^ David Haley 2008 campaign contributions

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Members of the Kansas State Senate
President of the Senate: Stephen Morris (R) • Vice President of the Senate: John Vratil (R) • Majority Leader: Jay Emler (R) • Minority Leader: Anthony Hensley (D)
   
  1.    Dennis Pyle (R)
  2.    Marci Francisco (D)
  3.    Tom Holland (D)
  4.    David Haley (D)
  5.    Kelly Kultala (D)
  6.    Chris Steineger (R)
  7.    Terrie Huntington (R)
  8.    Tim Owens (R)
  1.    Julia Lynn (R)
  2.    Mary Pilcher-Cook (R)
  3.    John Vratil (R)
  4.    Pat Apple (R)
  5.    Bob Marshall (R)
  6.    Dwayne Umbarger (R)
  7.    Jeff King (R)
  8.    Ty Masterson (R)
  1.    Jeff Longbine (R)
  2.    Laura Kelly (D)
  3.    Anthony Hensley (D)
  4.    Vicki Schmidt (R)
  5.    Mark Taddiken (R)
  6.    Roger Reitz (R)
  7.    Robert Olson (R)
  8.    Pete Brungardt (R)
  1.    Jean Schodorf (R)
  2.    Dick Kelsey (R)
  3.    Leslie Donovan (R)
  4.    Mike Petersen (R)
  5.    Oletha Faust-Goudeau (D)
  6.    Susan Wagle (R)
  7.    Carolyn McGinn (R)
  8.    Steve Abrams (R)
  1.    Ruth Teichman (R)
  2.    Terry Bruce (R)
  3.    Jay Emler (R)
  4.    Allen Schmidt (D)
  5.    Raymond Merrick (R)
  6.    Garrett Love (R)
  7.    Stephen Morris (R)
  8.    Ralph Ostmeyer (R)