SIGNERS OF THE STATE TAXPAYER PROTECTION PLEDGE

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1 YOUR STATE Taxpayer Protection Pledge I,, pledge to the taxpayers of the District of the State of and to all the people of this state, that I will oppose and vote against any and all efforts to increase taxes. For more information contact Patrick Gleason, state affairs manager, at pgleason@atr.org SIGNERS OF THE STATE TAXPAYER PROTECTION PLEDGE 1113 Legislators as of Monday, February 16, Governors, 6 Lieutenant Governors, 2 Attorneys General, 2 Secretaries of State, 3 Treasurers, 1 Comptroller, and 2 Board of Equalization Members (Signers are listed alphabetically within respective chamber) **denotes Taxpayer Protection Caucus Chair ALABAMA Att. Gen. Troy King Treas. Kay Ivey 5 Senators of 35 (14%) Larry Dixon (S-25) Hank Erwin (S-14) Rusty Glover (S-34) Jimmy W. Holley (S-31) Harri Anne Smith (S-29) 15 House members of 105 (14%) Gerald Allen (H-62) Duwayne Bridges (H-38) Greg Canfield (H-48) Steve Clouse (H-93) Lea Fite (H-40) Craig Ford (H-28) Ronald Grantland (H-9) Steve Hurst (H-35) Richard Laird (H-37) Jay Love (H-74) James Martin, Sr. (H-42) Mary Sue McClurkin (H-43) Neal Morrison (H-12) Terry Spicer (H-91) Lesley Vance (H-80) Alaska Lt. Gov. Sean Parnell 1 Senator of 20 (5%) Fred Dyson (S-I) 0 House Members of 40 ARIZONA Treas. Dean Martin 9 Senators of 30 (30%) Bob Burns (S-9) Pamela Gorman (S-6) Ron Gould (S-3) Linda Gray (S-10) Jack Harper (S-4) John Huppenthal (S-20) Barbara Leff (S-11)** Jay Tibshraeny (S-21) Thayer Verschoor (S-22) 21 House Members of 60 (35%) Kirk Adams (H-19) Frank Antenori (H-30) Ray Barnes (H-7) Nancy K. Barto (H-7) Andy Biggs (H-22) Tom Boone (H-4) Judy Burges (H-4) Sam Crump (H-6) Adam Driggs (H-11) David Gowan (H-30) John Kavanagh (H-8) Bill Konopnicki (H-5) Debbie Lesko (H-9) Steve Montenegro (H-12) Rick Murphy (H-9) Warde V. Nichols (H-21) David Stevens (H-25) Andrew M. Tobin (H-1) Jerry Weiers (H-12) Jim Weiers (H-10) Steve Yarbrough (H-21) ARKANSAS 1 Senator of 35 (3%) Bobby L. Glover (S-28) 5 House members of 100 (5%) John Burris (H-85) Ed Garner (H-41) Mark Martin (H-87) Garry Smith (H-7) Jon Woods (H-93) CALIFORNIA Board of Equalization: Bill Leonard Michelle Steele City Council, La Mesa: Barry Jantz 12 Senators of 40 (30%) Sam Aanestad (S-4) Roy Ashburn (S-18) Dave Cogdill (S-14) Dave Cox (S-1) Jeff Denham (S-12) Bob Dutton (S-31) Tom Harman (S-35) Dennis Hollingsworth (S-36) Abel Maldonado (S-15) George Runner (S-17) Mimi Walters (S-33)** Mark Wyland (S-38) 24 Assembly members of 80 (30%) Anthony Adams (A-59) Joel Anderson (A-77) Tom Berryhill (A-25) Sam Blakeslee (A-33) Paul Cook (A-65)

2 Chuck DeVore (A-70) Mike Duvall (A-72) Bill Emmerson (A-63) Jean Fuller (A-32) Ted Gaines (A-4) Martin W. Garrick (A-74) Danny Gilmore (A-30) Curt Hagman (A-60) Diane Harkey (A-73) Kevin Jeffries (A-66) Steven Knight (A-36) Dan Logue (A-3) Brian Nestande (A-64) Jim Nielsen (A-2) Jim Silva (A-67) Audra Strickland (A-37) Cameron Smyth (A-38) Van Tran (A-68) Mike Villines (A-29) COLORADO Sec. of State Mike Coffman 5 Senators of 35 (14%) Greg Brophy (S-1)** Ted Harvey (S-30) Kenneth Kester (S-2) Mike Kopp (S-22) Dave Schultheis (S-9) 7 House members of 65 (10%) David Balmer (H-39) Laura Bradford (H-55) Kent D. Lambert (H-14) Larry Liston (H-16) Kevin Lundberg (H-49) Frank McNulty (H-43) Spencer Swalm (H-37) CONNECTICUT 2 Senators of 36 (6%) Joe Crisco (S-17) John A. Kissel (S-7) 10 House members of 151 (6%) Anthony J. D Amelio (H-71) Fred Camillo (H-151) Vincent Candelora (H-86) Marilyn Giuliano (H-23) William A. Hamzy (H-78) DebraLee Hovey (H-112) Lawrence G. Miller (H-122) Selim Noujaim (H-74) T.R. Rowe (H-123) Sean Williams (H-68) DELAWARE 1 Senator of 21 (5%) Robert Venables, Sr. (S-21) 3 House members of 41 (7%) William Oberle, Jr. (H-24) Pamela Thornburg (H-29) Michael Ramone (H-21) FLORIDA Gov. Charlie Crist Att. Gen. Bill McCollum 8 Senators of 40 (20%) Carey Baker (S-20) Mike Haridopolos (S-26)** Durell Peaden (S-2) Ken Pruitt (S-28) Jeff Atwater (S-25) Mike Fasano (S-11)** Stephen Wise (S-5) 22 House members of 120 (18%) Janet Adkins (H-12) Steve Crisafulli (H-32) Marlene O Toole (H-42) Ken Roberson (H-71) Charles Van Zant (H-21) John Wood (H-65) Clay Ford (H-3) Dean Cannon (H-35) Jennifer Carroll (H-13) Larry Cretul (H-22) Luis R. Garcia Jr. (H-107) Rich Glorioso (H-62) Doug Holder (H-70) Carlos Lopez-Cantera (H-113)** Paige Kreegel (H-72) Seth McKeel (H-63) Steve Precourt (H-41) William L. Proctor (H-20) David Rivera (H-112)** Julio Robaina (H-117) William Snyder (H-82) Baxter G. Troutman (H-66) GEORGIA 19 Senators of 56 (34%) Ronnie Chance (S-16) Jeff Chapman (S-3) John Douglas (S-17) Greg Goggans (S-7) Johnny Grant (S-25) Lee Hawkins (S-49) Bill Heath (S-31) Judson Hill (S-32) Ralph T. Hudgens (S-47) Bill Jackson (S-24) Eric Johnson (S-1) Jack Murphy (S-27) Chip Rogers (S-21)** Mitch Seabaugh (S-28) Preston W. Smith (S-52) Cecil Staton (S-18) Renee S. Unterman (S-45) John J. Wiles (S-37) Tommie Williams (S-19) 51 House members of 180 (28%) Amos Amerson (H-9) Timothy Bearden (H-68) J. Mark Burkhalter (H-50) John Mark Butler (H-18) Charlice Byrd (H-20) Earl L. Buddy Carter (H-159) David Casas (H-103) Jill Chambers (H-81) Mike Coan (H-101) Brooks Coleman (H-97) Sharon Cooper (H-41) Clay Cox (H-102) Steve Davis (H-109) Katie Dempsey (H-13) Matt Dollar (H-45) Melvin Everson (H-106) Bobby Franklin (H-43) Mark Hamilton (H-23) Ben Harbin (H-118) Michael Harden (H-28) John Mark Hatfield (H-177) Bill Hembree (H-67) Calvin Hill (H-21) Billy Horne (H-71) Penny Houston (H-170) Sheila Jones (H-44) Sean Jerguson (H-22) Jerry Keen (H-179) Barry Loudermilk (H-14) John Lunsford (H-110) Eugene T. Maddox (H-172) Judith Manning (H-32) Jeff May (H-111) Fran Millar (H-79) James Mills (H-25) Billy Mitchell (H-88) Larry O Neal (H-146) Allan Peake (H-137) Alan Powell (H-29) David Ralston (H-7) Bobby Reese (H-98) Tom Rice (H-51) Carl Rogers (H-26) Ed Rynders (H-152) Martin Scott (H-2)** Donna Sheldon (H-105) Barbara Sims (H-119) Bob Smith (H-113) Len Walker (H-107) Mark Williams (H-178) John P. Yates (H-73) HAWAII Gov. Linda Lingle Honolulu Council IV: Charles K. Djou

3 Honolulu Council VI: Rod Tam 3 Senators of 25 (12%) Fred Hemmings (S-25) David Ige (S-16) Sam Slom (S-8)** 6 House members of 51 (12%) Corinne Ching (H-27) Lynn Finnegan (H-32) Barbara Marumoto (H-19) Kymberly Pine (H-43) Cynthia Thielen (H-50) Gene Ward (H-17) IDAHO 3 Senators of 35 (8%) John Andreason (S-15) Mike Jorgenson (S-3) Shirley McKague (S-20) 5 House members of 70 (7%) Lenore Hardy Barrett (H-35B) Jim Clark (H-3A) Phil Hart (H-3B) Peter Nielsen (H-22B) JoAn E. Wood (H-35A) ILLINOIS 8 Senators of 59 (14%) Tim Bivins (S-45) Bill Brady (S-44) Maggie Crotty (S-19) Kirk Dillard (S-24) Susan Garrett (S-29) John Jones (S-54) Chris Lauzen (S-25) Dave Syverson (S-34) 24 House members of 118 (20%) Patricia Bellock (H-47) Robert Biggins (H-41) Michael Boland (H-71) Mike Bost (H-115) John Bradley (H-117) John CavaLetto (H-107) Michael Connelly (H-48) Lisa Dugan (H-79) Jack Franks (H-63) Careen M. Gordon (H-75) Gary Hannig (H-98) Linda Chapa LaVia (H-83) Michael P. McAuliffe (H-20) Richard Myers (H-94) Brandon Phelps (H-118) Robert W. Pritchard (H-70) Jim Sacia (H-89) Timothy L. Schmitz (H-49) Darlene Senger (H-96) Ron Stephens (H-102) Ed Sullivan (H-51) Patrick Verschoore (H-72) Ron Wait (H-69) David Winters (H-68) INDIANA Sec. of State Todd Rokita 7 Senators of 50 (14%) Dennis K. Kruse (S-14) Greg Walker (S-41) John Waterman (S-39) Brent Steele (S-44) R. Michael Young (S-35) Marlin A. Stutzman (S-13) Carlin Yoder (S-12) 17 House members of 100 (17%) Jeb Bardon (H-25) Robert Behning (H-91) Timothy Brown (H-41) Woody Burton (H-58) Robert Cherry (H-53) Wes Culver (H-49) Jeff Espich (H-82) David Frizzell (H-93) Craig Fry (H-5) Tom Knollman (H-55) Eric Allan Koch (H-65) Don Lehe (H-15) Winfield Moses (H-81) Timothy Neese (H-48 Marlin A. Stutzman (S-13) Gerald P. Torr (H-39) P. Eric Turner (H-32) IOWA 3 Senators of 50 (6%) James Hahn (S-40) Walt Rogers (S-10) Mark Zieman (S-8) 20 House members of 100 (20%) Dwayne Alons (H-4) Clel Baudler (H-58) Betty DeBoef (H-76) Dave Deyoe (H-10) Cecil Dolecheck (H-96) Jack Drake (H-57) Lance J. Horbach (H-40) Dan Huseman (H-53) Geri Huser (H-42) Dolores Mertz (H-8) Kraig Paulsen (H-35) Scott Raecker (H-63) Christopher Rants (H-54) Henry Rayhons (H-11) Tom Sands (H-87) Jason Schultz (H-55) Chuck Soderberg (H-3) Jodi Tymeson (H-73) James Van Engelenhoven (H-71) Matt Windschitl (H-56) KANSAS 7 Senators of 40 (18%) Steve E. Abrams (S-32) Karin Brownlee (S-23) Mary Pilcher-Cook (S-10) Tim Huelskamp (S-38)** Mike Petersen (S-28) Dennis Pyle (S-1) Susan Wagle (S-30) 18 House members of 125 (14%) Steve Brunk (H-85) Richard Carlson (H-61) Peter DeGraaf (H-81) Owen Donohoe (H-39) John C. Grange (H-75) Mitch Holmes (H-114) Steve Huebert (H-90) S. Mike Kiegerl (H-43) Forrest Knox (H-13) Brenda Landwehr (H-91) Peggy Mast (H-76) Don Myers (H-82) Melvin Neufeld (H-115) Connie O Brien (H-42) Bob Olson (H-26) Joe Patton (H-54) Jo Ann Pottorf (H-83) Dale Swenson (H-97) KENTUCKY 14 Senators of 38 (37%) Walter Blevins (S-27) Charlie Borders (S-18) Tom Buford (S-22) Julie Rose Denton (S-36) Carroll Gibson (S-5) Brett Guthrie (S-32) Ernie Harris (S-26) Dan Kelly (S-14) Vernie McGaha (S-15) Katie Kratz Stine (S-24) Robert Stivers (S-25) Gary Tapp (S-20) Elizabeth Tori (S-10) Jack Westwood (S-23) 22 House members of 100 (22%) Royce Adams (H-61) Kevin Bratcher (H-29) James Comer (H-53) Tim Couch (H-90) Ron Crimm (H-33) Robert Damron (H-39) Jim DeCesare (H-21)** Bob DeWeese (H-48) C.B. Embry, Jr. (H-17)

4 Joseph Fischer (H-68) Danny Ford (H-80) Jim Gooch (H-12) W. Keith Hall (H-93) Melvin B. Henley (H-5) Jimmy Higdon (H-24) Jeff Hoover (H-83) Thomas Kerr (H-64) Stan Lee (H-45) Brad Montell (H-58) Lonnie Napier (H-36) Marie Rader (H-89) James Stewart III (H-86) LOUISIANA Gov. Bobby Jindal 9 Senators of 39 (23%) John Alario (S-8) A.G. Crowe (S-1) Jack Donahue (S-11) Butch Gautreaux (S-21) Nicholas T. Gautreaux (S-26) Gerald Long (S-31) Mike Michot (S-23) Julie Quinn (S-6) John Smith (S House members of 105 (14%) Richard Burford (H-7) Steve Carter (H-68) Billy R. Chandler (H-22) Jean Doerge (H-10) Joseph A. Harrison (H-51) Troy Hebert (H-22) J. Cameron Henry (H-82)** Dorothy Sue Hill (H-32) Sam Jones (H-50) Tony Ligi (H-79) Jerome Richard (H-55) Scott M. Simon (H-74) Jane H. Smith (H-8) John M. Schroder, Sr. (H-77) Kirk Talbot (H-78) MAINE 3 Senators of 35 (9%) Debra B. Plowman (S-33) Douglas M. Smith (S-27)** David Trahan (S-20) 26 House members of 151 (17%) Bruce Bickford (H-70) David Burns (H-32) Richard M. Cebra (H-101) Mike Celli (H-21) Kathleen Chase (H-147) Dale Crafts (H-104) Dean A. Cray (H-28) Jarrod S. Crockett (H-91) Philip A. Curtis (H-86) Andre Cushing (H-39) Peter Edgecomb (H-4) Stacey A. Fitts (H-29) Kenneth Fletcher (H-54) Leslie Fossel (H-53) Jeffery Gifford (H-12) Peter Johnson (H-27) Henry L. Joy (H-9) L. Gary Knight (H-81) Jonathan McKane (H-51) H. Sawin Millett (H-95) Robert Nutting (H-78) Wesley E. Richardson (H-49) John C. Robinson (H-103) Ralph Sarty Jr. (H-99) Josh Tardy (H-25) Douglas Thomas (H-24) MARYLAND 13 Senators of 47 (28%) Richard F. Colburn (S-37) George Della (S-46) Roy Dyson (S-29) Janet Greenip (S-33) Larry E. Haines (S-5) Andrew P. Harris (S-7) Robert Hooper (S-35) Nancy Jacobs (S-34) Alexander X. Mooney (S-3)** E.J. Pipkin (S-36) Bryan Simonaire (S-31) J. Lowell Stoltzfus (S-38) Norman R. Stone, Jr. (S-6) 24 House members of 141 (17%) Joseph R. Bartlett (H-4A) Joseph C Boteler, III (H-8) Don Dwyer (H-31) Bob Costa (H-33B) Addie Eckardt (H-37B) William Frank (H-42) Ron George (H-30) Barry Glassman (H-35A) Rick Impallaria (H-7) J.B. Jennings (H-7) Wade Kach (H-5B) Nicholaus R. Kipke (H-31) James Joseph King (H-33A) Pat McDonough (H-7) Warren Miller (H-9A)** Anthony O Donnell (H-29C) Steven Schuh (H-31) Christopher B. Shank (H-2B) Tanya Shewell (H-5A) Michael Smigiel, Sr. (H-36) Theodore J. Sophocleus (H-32) Nancy Stocksdale (H-5A) Mary Roe Walkup (H-36) John F. Wood, Jr. (H-29A) MASSACHUSETTS 1 Senator of 40 (3%) Robert Hedlund (S-Plym. & Norf.) 13 House members of 160 (8%) Demetrius John Atsalis (Barnst.-2) Fred Jay Barrows (Brist.-1) Paul K. Frost (Worc.-7) Susan Williams Gifford (Plym.-2) Brad Hill (Essex-4) Donald Humason (Hamp.-4) Vinnie de Macedo (Plym.-1) James B. Miceli (Middl.-19) David Nangle (Middl.-17) Jeffrey Davis Perry (Barnst.-5) Elizabeth A. Poirier (Brist.-14) Richard Ross (Norf.-9) Todd Smola (Hamp.-1) MICHIGAN 5 Senators of 38 (13%) Jim Barcia (S-31) Michael Bishop (S-12) Wayne Kuipers (S-30) Michelle McManus (S-35) Alan Sanborn (S-11) 11 House members of 110 (10%) David J. Agema (H-74)** Jane Amash (H-72) Hugh Crawford (H-38) Larry Deshazor (H-61) Bob Genetski (H-88) Gail Haines (H-43) Marty Knollenberg (H-41) Eileen Kowall (H-44) Mark Meadows (H-69) Kim Meltzer (H-33) Tom McMillin (H-45) MINNESOTA Gov. Tim Pawlenty Lt. Gov. Carol Molnau 15 Senators of 67 (22%) Dick Day (S-26) Chris Gerlach (S-37) David Hann (S-42) Mike Jungbauer (S-48) Paul Koering (S-12) Warren Limmer (S-32) Geoff Michel (S-41)** Gen Olson (S-33) Julianne Ortman (S-34) Pat Pariseau (S-36) Claire Robling (S-35) Jim Vickerman (S-22) Charles Wiger (S-55) 25 House members of 134 (19%) Jim Abeler (H-48B) Bruce Anderson (H-19A)

5 Mark Buesgens (H-35B) Matt Dean (H-52B) Rob Eastlund (H-17A) Bob Gunther (H-24A) Tom Hackbarth (H-48A) Mary Liz Holberg (H-36A) Larry Howes (H-4B) Mary Kiffmeyer (H-16B) Paul Kohls (H-34A) Ann Lenczewski (H-40B) Mary Murphy (H-6B) Paul Marquart (H-9B) Bud Nornes (H-10A) Mary Ellen Otremba (H-11B) Gene Pelowski (H-31A) Joyce Peppin (H-32A) Marty Seifert (H-21A) Dan Severson (H-14A) Steven Smith (H-33A) Loren A. Solberg (H-3B) Torrey Westrom (H-11A) Kurt Zellers (H-32B)** MISSISSIPPI Gov. Haley Barbour Phil Bryant (Lt. Gov.) 6 Senators of 52 (12%) Sidney Albritton (S-40) Billy Hudson (S-45) Tom King (S-44) Dean Kirby (S-30) Alan Nunnelee (S-6)** Lee Yancey (S-20) 19 House members of 122 (16%) Larry Baker (H-8) Richard Bennett (H-120) Gary A. Chism (H-37) William Denny, Jr. (H-64) George Flaggs, Jr. (H-55) Mark Formby (H-108) Bobby B. Howell (H-46) Stephen Horne (H-81) Michael W. Janus (H-117) Bennett Malone (H-45) Rita Martinson (H-58) Bobby Moak (H-53) Alex Monsour (H-54) John Moore (H-60) Billy Pigott (H-99) Ray Rogers (H-61) Johnny Stringer (H-87) Jessica Upshaw (H-95) Joseph L. Warren (H-90) MISSOURI 4 Senators of 34 (12%) Matt Bartle (S-8) Jason Crowell (S-27) Jane Cunningham (S-7) James W. Lembke (S-1) 29 House members of 163 (18%) Jason Brown (H-30) Michael R. Brown (H-50) Eric Burlison (H-136) Cynthia Davis (H-19) Mike Dethrow (H-153) Tony Dugger (H-144) Ed Emery (H-126) Doug Ervin (H-35) Barney Fisher (H-125) Doug Funderburk (H-12) Chuck Gatschenberger (H-13) Steve Hodges (H-161) Allen Icet (H-84) Timothy W. Jones (H-89) Shelley Keeney (H-156) Andrew Koenig (H-88) Will Kraus (H-48) Mike Lair (H-7) Cole McNary (H-86) Bob Nance (H-36) Brian D. Nieves (H-98)** Michael L. Parson (H-133) Bryan T. Pratt (H-55) Jeanie Riddle (H-20) Shane Schoeller (H-139) Joe Smith (H-14) Clinton Tracy (H-158) Brian Yates (H-56) Anne Zerr (H-18) MONTANA 8 Senators of 50 (16%) Joe Balyeat (S-34)** Aubyn Curtiss (S-1) Greg Hinkle (S-7) Verdell Jackson (S-5) Rick Laible (S-44) Dave Lewis (S-42) Dan McGee (S-29) Bruce Tutveat (S-3) 19 House members of 100 (19%) Bill Beck (H-6) Gerald Bennett (H-1) Mark Blasdel (H-10) Joel Boniek (H-61) Edward Butcher (H-29) Ray Hawk (H-90) Brian Hoven (H-24) Dave Kasten (H-30) Krayton Kerns (H-58) Bob Lake (H-88) Scott Mendenhall (H-77) Mike Miller (H-84) Penny Morgan (H-57) Lee Randall (H-39) Donald Roberts (H-56) Scott Sales (H-68) Gordon Vance (H-67) Bob Wagner (H-71) Ted Washburn (H-69) NEBRASKA 2 Legislators of 49 (4%) Scott Price (L-3) Mike Friend (L-10) NEVADA 3 Senators of 21 (14%) Barbara Cegavske (S-8) Warren B. Hardy, II (S-12) Maurice Washington (S-2) 8 Assembly members of 42 (19%) John Carpenter (A-33) Chad Christensen (A-13) Tyrus O. Cobb (A-26) Ed Goedhart (A-36)** Don Gustavson (A-32) Richard McArthur (A-4) J. Harry Mortenson (A-42) James Settelmeyer (A-39) NEW HAMPSHIRE 5 Senators of 24 (21%) John S. Jack Barnes (S-17) Michael Downing (S-22) Ted Gatsas (S-16) Bob Letourneau (S-19) Sheila Roberge (S-9) 51 House members of 400 (13%) Al Baldasaro (Rock-3) David Bates (Rock-4) Peter L. Batula (Hills-19) D.J. Bettencourt (Rock-4) David R. Boutin (Merr-9) Laurie J. Boyce (Belk-5) John Cebrowski (Hills-18) Lars T. Christiansen (Hills-27) Tim Comerford (Rock-9) Gary Daniels (Hills-6) Russell Day (Hills-7) Dan Dumaine (Rock-3) Nancy Elliott (Hills-19) Robert Elliott (Rock-4) Susan Emerson (Ches-7) Lawrence Emerton, Sr. (Hills-7) Beverly Ferrante (Rock-5) Robert Fesh (Rock-5) Dennis H. Fields (Belk-2) John W. Flanders, Sr. (Rock-8) Joseph Fleck (Carr-5) Edmund Gionet (Graft-3) Mary E. Griffin (Rock-4) Bob Haefner (Hills-27)

6 Ken Hawkins (Hills-18) James F. Headd (Rock-3) John Hinkel (Hills-7) Peyton Hinkle (Hills-19) Edith Hogan (Hills-25) Karen K. Hutchinson (Rock-3) Will Infantine (Hills-13) Robert Introne (Rock-3) George N. Katsakiores (Rock-5) Phyllis M. Katsakiores (Rock-5) Norman L. Major (Rock-8) Lynne Ober (Hills-27) Russell T. Ober (Hills-27) William O Brien (Hills-4) Leo P. Pepino (Hills-11) Pamela Price (Hills-26) Anne Priestley (Rock-4) Matt Quandt (Rock-13) John Reagan (Rock-1)** Dennis Reed (Merr-2) Andrew Renzullo (Hills-27) David Russell (Belk-6) John B. Sedensky, PhD (Rock-8) Connie Soucy (Hills-17) Steve Vaillancourt (Hills-15) John A. Veazey (Belk-4) Moe Villeneuve (Hills-18) NEW JERSEY 8 Senators of 40 (20%) Diane Allen (S-7) Anthony Bucco (S-25) Gerald Cardinale (S-39) Phil Haines (S-8) Sean Kean (S-11) Tom Kean, Jr. (S-21)** Joe Pennachio (S-26) Shirley Turner (S-15) 20 Assembly members of 80 (25%) Dawn Marie Addiego (A-8) John Amodeo (A-2) Mary Pat Angelini (A-11) Peter J. Biondi (A-16) Jon Bramnick (A-21) Michael Patrick Carroll (A-25) Denise Coyle (A-16) Alex DeCroce (A-26) Michael Doherty (A-23) Louis Greenwald (A-6) Amy Handlin (A-13) James Holzapfel (A-10) Eric Munoz (A-21) Vince Polistina (A-2) David Rible (A-11) John Rooney (A-39) Scott Rudder (A-8) Samuel D. Thompson (A-13) Charlotte Vandervalk (A-39) Jay Webber (A-26)** NEW MEXICO 7 Senators of 42 (17%) Rod Adair (S-33)** Sue Wilson Beffort (S-19) Kent Cravens (S-21) Stuart Ingle (S-27) Gay G. Kernan (S-42) Leonard Lee Rawson (S-37) William Sharer (S-1 13 House members of 70 (70%) Thomas Anderson (H-29) Nora Espinoza (H-59) Candy Spence Ezzell (H-58) Keith Gardner (H-66) William J. Gray (H-54) Dianne Miller Hamilton (H-38) Dennis Kintigh (H-57) Cathy McCoy (H-22) Jane E. Powdrell-Culbert (H-44) Mike Tellez (H-36) Shirley A. Tyler (H-61) Gloria Vaughn (H-51) W.C. (Dub) Williams (H-56) NEW YORK 0 Senators of 62 9 House members of 150 (6%) Gregory Ball (A-99) Michael Benjamin (A-79) Daniel J. Burling (A-147) Khorshed Chowdhury (A-54) James D. Conte (A-10) Jim Hayes (A-148) Brian Kolb (A-129) Fred W. Thiele, Jr. (A-2) David R. Townsend (A-115) NORTH CAROLINA 17 Senators of 50 (34%) Austin M. Allran (S-42) Philip Berger (S-26) Harris Blake (S-22) Andrew Brock (S-34) Peter S. Brunstetter (S-31) Don East (S-30) James Forrester (S-41) W. Edward Goodall, Jr. (S-35) Fletcher L. Hartsell, Jr. (S-36) David Hoyle (S-43) Neal Hunt (S-15) James Jacumin (S-44) Jean Preston (S-2) Anthony E. Rand (S-19) David Rouzer (S-12) Robert A. Rucho (S-39) Jerry W. Tillman (S-29) 26 House members of 150 (17%) Cary D. Allred (H-64) John Marshall Blust (H-62) Larry R. Brown (H-73) George Cleveland (H-14) Nelson Cole (H-65) James Crawford, Jr. (H-32) William Current (H-109) Jerry C. Dockham (H-80) Nelson Dollar (H-36) Pearl Burris Floyd (H-110) Dale Folwell (H-74) Phillip Frye (H-84) Mitch Gillespie (H-85) Robert Grady (H-15) Mark Hilton (H-96) Julia Craven Howard (H-79) Linda P. Johnson (H-83) Carolyn K. Justus (H-117) Grey Mills (H-95) Tim Moore (H-111) Wil Neumann (H-108) Shirley B. Randleman (H-94) Efton Sager (H-11) Edgar V. Starnes (H-87) Fred F. Steen II (H-76) Sarah Stevens (H-90) NORTH DAKOTA 0 Senators of 47 5 House members of 94 (5%) Wesley Belter (H-22) Jim Kasper (H-46) Blair Thoreson (H-44)** Dave Weiler (H-30) Dwight Wrangham (H-8) OHIO 3 Senators of 33 (9%) Kevin Coughlin (S-27) Tim Grendell (S-18) Jon Husted (S-6) 10 House members of 99 (9%) John Adams (H-78) William G. Batchelder (H-69) Terry L. Blair (H-38) David T. Daniels (H-86) Dan Dodd (H-91) Matt Huffman (H-4) Jared Martin (H-70) Ron Maag (H-35) Jeff McClain (H-82) OKLAHOMA 7 Senators of 48 (15%) Cliff Aldridge (S-42) Randy Brogdon (S-34)**

7 Sean Burrage (S-2) Glenn Coffee (S-30) Sherri Cone (S-28) Todd Lamb (S-47) Jonathan Nichols (S-15) 24 House members of 101 (24%) Aaron Carlson (H-34) Mike Christian (H-93) David Dank (H-85) Lee Denney (H-33) David Derby (H-74) George E. Faught (H-14) Corey Holland (H-51) Charlie Joyner (H-95) Sally Kern (H-84) Charles D. Key (H-90) Randy McDaniel (H-83) Ryan McMullen (H-55) Jason W. Murphey (H-31) Charles Ortega (H-52) Leslie Osborn (H-47) Mike Reynolds (H-91) Mike Ritze (H-80) Mike Sanders (H-59) Earl Sears (H-11) Randy Terrill (H-53) Sue Tibbs (H-23) Mike Thompson (H-100) John Trebilcock (H-98) Paul Wesselhoft (H-54) OREGON 5 Senators of 30 (17%) Jason Atkinson (S-2) Brian Boquist (S-12) Larry George (S-13) Jeff Kruse (S-1) Jackie Winters (S-10) 7 House members of 60 (12%) Kevin Cameron (H-19) Tim Freeman (H-2) William Garrard (H-56) Sherrie Sprenger (H-17) Kim Thatcher (H-25) Jim Weidner (H24) Matt Wingard (H-26) PENNSYLVANIA 5 Senators of 50 (10%) Lisa Boscola (S-18) John J. Eichelberger (S-30) Mike Folmer (S-48)** Jane Orie (S-40) Gene Yaw (S-23) 24 House members of 203 (12%) Stephen Barrar (H-160) Kerry Benninghoff (H-171) Scott W. Boyd (H-43) James E. Casorio, Jr. (H-56) Jim Cox (H-129) Brian Ellis (H-11) Camille George (H-74) Richard Grucela (H-137) Ted Harhai (H-58) Susan C. Helm (H-104) Rob Kauffman (H-89) Tim Krieger (H-57) Jim Marshall (H-14) Daryl Metcalfe (H-12)** Scott Perry (H-92) Joseph A. Petrarca (H-55) Jeff Pyle (H-60) Dave Reed (H-62) Brad Roae (H-6) Todd A. Rock (H-90) Samuel Rohrer (H-128) Mario M. Scavello (H-176) Rosemary Swanger (H-102) Katherine McDowell Watson (H-144) RHODE ISLAND 1 Senator of 38 (3%) Leonidas Raptakis (S-33) SOUTH CAROLINA Gov. Mark Sanford* Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer* Comptr. Richard Eckstrom* 13 Senators of 46 (28%) Kevin L. Bryant (S-3) John Courson (S-20)** Dick Elliott (S-28) Michael Fair (S-6) Larry Grooms (S-37) Jake Knotts (S-23) John Yancey McGill (S-32) Harvey Peeler (S-14) Greg Ryberg (S-24) Nikki G. Setzler (S-26) David Thomas (S-8) Daniel B. Verdin (S-9) Shane Martin (S-13) 31 House members of 124 (25%) Rita Allison (H-36) Jimmy Bales (H-80) Bruce Bannister (H-24) Eric M. Bedingfield (H-28) Kenneth A. Bingham (H-89) Don C. Bowen (H-8) Bill Bowers (H-120) Joan Brady (H-78) Harry Cato (H-17) Tracy Edge (H-104) Marion Frye (H-39) James Harrison (H-75) Chip Huggins (H-85) Glenn Hamilton (H-20) Herb Kirsh (H-47) Lanny Littlejohn (H-33) Dwight Loftis (H-19) Jay Lucas (H-65) James H. Merrill (H-99) Rex Fontaine Rice (H-26) William E. Sandifer, III (H-2) Tim Scott (H-117) Phil Shoopman (H-18) Gary Simrill (H-46) Garry R. Smith (H-27) J. Roland Smith (H-84) Murrell Smith (H-67) Michael Thompson (H-9) Thad Viers (H-68) Brian White (H-6) Annette Young (H-98) SOUTH DAKOTA 0 Senators of 35 3 House members of 70 (4%) Deb Peters (H-9) Dan Lederman (H-16) Dean Schremp (H-28A) TENNESSEE Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey* 11 Senators of 33 (33%) Mae Beavers (S-17) Mike Bell (H-23) Diane Black (S-18) Dolores Gresham (S-26) Doug Jackson (S-25) Jack Johnson (S-23) Bill Ketron (S-13)** Randy McNally (S-5) Steve Southerland (S-1) Paul Stanley (S-31) Jim Tracy (S-16) 30 House members of 99 (30%) Sam Stratton Bone, Jr. (H-46) Harry Brooks (H-19) Kevin Brooks (H-24) Glen Casada (H-63)** Bill Dunn (H-16) Joshua Evans (H-66) Johnny Chad Faulkner (H-36) Dale Ford (H-6) Beth Harwell (H-56) Ryan Haynes (H-14) Joey Hensley (H-70) Matthew Hill (H-7) Curtis Johnson (H-68) Phillip Johnson (H-78) Jon Lundberg (H-1) Susan Lynn (H-57)

8 Debra Young Maggart (H-45) Steve K. McDaniel (H-72) Steve McManus (H-96) Frank S. Niceley (H-17) Barrett Rich (H-94) Donna Rowland (H-34) Charles Sargent, Jr. (H-61) Tony Shipley (H-2) Eric H. Swafford (H-25) Michael Turner (H-51) Eric Watson (H-22) Terry Weaver (H-40) Ben West, Jr. (H-60) Kent Williams (H-4) TEXAS 4 Senators of 31 (13%) Chris Harris (S-9) Kyle Janek (S-17) Robert Nichols (S-3) Tommy Williams (S-4) 29 House members of 150 (20%) Alma Allen (H-131) Leo Berman (H-6) Dwayne Bohac (H-138) Betty Brown (H-4) Fred Brown (H-14) Angie Chen Button (H-112) Bill Callegari (H-132) Frank Corte (H-122) Tom Craddick (H-82) Brandon Creighton (H-16) Myra Crownover (H-64) Gary Elkins (H-135) Allen Fletcher (H-130) Dan Flynn (H-2) Kelly Hancock (H-91) Patricia Harless (H-126) Harvey Hilderbran (H-53) Charlie Howard (H-26) Carl Isett (H-84) Jim Keffer (H-60) Phil King (H-61) Edmund Kuempel (H-44) Jerry Madden (H-67) Tan Parker (H-63) Debbie Riddle (H-150) John Smithee (H-86) David Swinford (H-87) Larry Taylor (H-24) Randy Weber (H-29) UTAH 5 Senators of 29 (17%) Wayne Niederhauser (S-9) Howard Stephenson (S-11) Curtis S. Bramble (S-16) Mark Madsen (S-13) David Hinkins (S-27) 9 House members of 75 (12%) John Dougall (H-27) Gage Froerer (H-8) Gregory Hughes (H-51) Mike Morley (H-66)** Mike Noel (H-73) Curtis Oda (H-14) Stephen Eric Sandstrom (H-58) Carl Wimmer (H-52) Warren Webb (H-33) VERMONT 0 Senators of 30 7 House members of 150 (5%) Carolyn Whitney Branagan (Franklin-1) Robert Helm (Rutl.-2) Duncan F. Kilmartin (Orl.-2) Joseph L. Krawczyk, Jr. (Benn. 2-1) Leigh Larcque (Caled.-1) Mary Morrissey (Benn. 2-2) Patricia O Donnell (Wind.-1) VIRGINIA Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling 8 Senators of 40 (20%) Ken Cuccinelli (S-37)** Stephen H. Martin (S-11) Steve Newman (S-23) Mark Obenshain (S-26) W. Roscoe Reynolds (S-20) Frank M. Ruff (S-15) Ralph K. Smith (S-22) Jill Holtzman Vogel (S-27) 22 House members of 100 (22%) David Albo (H-42) Robert Bell (H-58) Kathy Byron (H-22) Ben Cline (H-24) Mark Cole (H-88) M. Kirkland Cox (H-66) Jeff Frederick (H-52) Thomas Gear (H-91) C. Todd Gilbert (H-15) Frank D. Hargrove, Sr. (H-55) Tim Hugo (H-40) Bill Janis (H-56) R. Steven Landes (H-25) Scott Lingamfelter (H-31)** Robert G. Marshall (H-13) Harvey B. Morgan (H-98) Samuel A. Nixon, Jr. (H-27) Chris Peace (H-97) Chris Saxman (H-20) Terrie L. Suit (H-81) R. Lee Ware, Jr. (H-65) Tommy Wright (H-61) WASHINGTON 3 Senators of 49 (6%) Bob McCaslin (S-4) Val Stevens (S-39) Joe Zarelli (S-18 8 House members of 98 (8%) Mike Armstrong (H-12) Larry Crouse (H-4, P-1) Joel Kretz (H-7) Jim McCune (H-2) Ed Orcutt (H-18) Dan Roach (H-31) Brad Klippert (H-8) Matthew Shea (H-4) WEST VIRGINIA 2 Senators of 34 (6%) Clark S. Barnes (S-15) Karen Facemyer (S-4) 18 House members of 100 (18%) Sam Argento (H-35) Tim Armstead (H-32) Larry Border (H-9) Mitch B. Carmichael (H-12) Marshall Clay (H-29) Allen V. Evans (H-48) Daniel J. Hall (H-22) Fred Joseph (H-30) Jonathan Miller (H-53) John Overington (H-55)** Thomas (Mike) Porter (H-25) Ruth Rowan (H-50) Robert A. Schadler (H-49) John Shott (H-24) Kelli Sobonya (H-16) Linda Sumner (H-27) Ronald N. Walters (H-32) Larry A. Williams (H-45) WISCONSIN 7 Senators of 33 (21%) Alberta Darling (S-8) Glenn Grothman (S-20) Randy Hopper (S-18) Ted Kanavas (S-33) Alan Lasee (S-1) Mary Lazich (S-28) Joe Leibham (S-9) 18 House members of 99 (18%) Garey Bies (H-1) Donald Friske (H-35) Scott Gunderson (H-83) Mark Gundrum (H-84) Mark Honadel (H-21) Joel Kleefisch (H-38)

9 Bill Kramer (H-97) Thomas A. Lothian (H-32) Scott Newcomer (H-33) Jim Ott (H-23) Don Pridemore (H-99) Roger J. Roth, Jr. (H-56) Scott Suder (H-69) Robin J. Vos (H-63) Leah Vukmir (H-14) Jeff Wood (H-67) Robert Ziegelbauer (H-25) Rich Zipperer (H-98) WYOMING Treas. Joe Meyer 1 Senator of 30 (3%) Curt Meier (S-3) 2 House members of 60 (3%) Robert Brechtel (H-38) Pete Illoway (H-42)