HARRY REIDImage


SENATOR (D), NEVADA

Born: 1939 • Year Elected: 1987 • Contributions Received: $19,849,396 • Votes Missed: <1%
Email: http://reid.senate.gov/contact ... • Website: http://reid.senate.gov/ • Phone: 202-224-3542


CONTROVERSIES: Reid's son and son-in-law have lobbied for almost every industry in Nevada, all of them seeking Reid's help on federal matters. In one incident, the Howard Hughes Corp. paid Reid's son-in-law's law firm $300,000 in lobbying fees and received "a provision allowing the company to acquire 998 acres of federal land ripe for development in the exploding Las Vegas metropolitan area." A Nevada law firm that employs all four of Reid's sons represented a group of real estate developers that received helpful provisions in the Clark County bill. READ MORE; Reid has acknowledged receiving $61,000 from clients or collegues of disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff -- Reid's actions directly aided the interests of Abramoff's Native American clients; Reid helped longtime friend Harvey Whittemore, a multimillionaire lobbyist and land developer from Nevada, secure government land for development. For more Reid improprieties, see: Sourcewatch

 

TOP CONTRIBUTORS FINANCIAL SECTOR CONTRIBUTIONS
MGM Mirage $274,600
Harrah's Entertainment $141,000
Mandalay Resort Group $130,850
Station Casinos $108,350
Boyd Gaming $99,149
Lionel, Sawyer & Collins $91,916
Sierra Nevada Corp $90,800
Simmons Cooper LLC $73,400
JPMorgan Chase & Co $67,550
Sierra Health Services $64,250
Newmont Mining $55,808
Akin, Gump et al $49,500
Citigroup Inc $48,750
AT&T Inc $45,050
Park Place Entertainment $40,850

TOTAL

 $2,628,840

SECURITIES and INVESTMENT
 $557,135
COMMERCIAL BANKS
 $284,646
INSURANCE
 $334,760
MISCELLANEOUS FINANCE
 $277,815
REAL ESTATE
$802,246 

 
COMMITTEES REID LINKS
Senate Committee on Rules and Administration;
Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (Ex Officio)

Open Secrets

Maplight

Project Votesmart

Sourcewatch

 

 

RESEARCH CREDITS: Data for this page has been culled from the following sources: Center for Responsive Politics (opensecrets.org); Sunlight Foundation (maplight.org); Congresspedia (congresspedia.org); Project Votesmart (votesmart.org); and govtrack.us. We thank them, and encourage you to visit their pages for in-depth details on elected officials.