
WHO NDAB-PAC BACKS
The North Dakota Association of Builders Political Action Committee (NDAB-PAC) recently released their list of legislative candidate endorsements:
District 2: David Rust, Senate and Bert Anderson & Donald Longmuir, House
District 4: Jordan Kannianen, Senate and Clayton Fegley & Terry B Jones, House
District 6: Shawn Vedaa, Senate and Dick Anderson, House
District 8: Howard Anderson, Senate
District 10: Janne Myrdal, Senate and Charles Damschen & David Monson, House
District 12: John Grabinger, Senate and Bernie Satrom, House
District 14: Jerry Klein, Senate and Jon Nelson & Robin Weisz, House
District 16: David Clemens, Senate and Ben Koppelman & Andrew Marschall, House
District 18: Scott Meyer, Senate and Corey Mock & Steve Vetter, House
District 20: Randy Lemm, Senate
District 22: Mark Weber, Senate and Michael Howe & Brandy Pyle, House
District 24: Larry Robinson, Senate and Dwight Kiefert, House
District 26: Jim Dotzenrod, Senate and Kathy Skroch, House
District 28: Robert Erberle, Senate and Michael Brandenburg, House
District 32: Dick Dever, Senate and Patrick Heinert & Lisa Meier, House
District 34: Doug Larsen, Senate and Todd Porter & Nathan Toman, House
District 36: Jay Elkin, Senate and Mike Schatz, House
District 40: Karen Krebsbach, Senate and Matthew Ruby & Randy Schobinger, House
District 42: Curt Kreun, Senate and Emily O’Brien, House
District 44: Merrill Piepkorn, Senate and Joshua Boschee & Karla Rose Hanson, House
District 46: Jim Roers, Senate and Shannon Roers Jones, House
WHAT IS NDAB-PAC?
NDAB-PAC is the North Dakota Association of Builders’ Political Action Committee. It is a non-partisan political action committee which provides support for candidates who are friends of the building industry.
NDAB-PAC recognizes there is strength in numbers. People who show they care and are concerned about the future of the building industry make contributions to NDAB-PAC because they believe that cooperation equals strength.
You alone can’t influence the Legislature or Congress on issues that can devastate your business. NDAB-PAC is your front line of defense. It monitors legislative issues and works to protect and promote the building industry.
WHY SHOULD I GIVE TO NDAB-PAC?
NDAB-PAC’s ability to defend and promote your business rests squarely on the financial support it receives from you and other members. The contributions will give NDAB-PAC the needed resources and clout to succeed on issues affecting the building industry.
By pooling contributions from NDAB members, NDAB-PAC is able to help elect legislators who understand and support the issues and concerns of builders and associate members.
What PAC Should you give to?
NDAB-PAC focuses on state and local issues and candidates. NDAB is lucky enough to have two registered lobbyist on staff and they are here to make sure our members voices are heard. Your NDAB-PAC Dollars go to support candidates that have the Associations best interests in mind. Click here to open the NDAB-PAC Contribution Form or you can Donate Online Here. (YOU MUST USE A PERSONAL DEBIT OR CREDIT CARD FOR PAC CONTRIBUTIONS)
- Contributions to NDAB-PAC are completely voluntary. You may choose not to contribute without reprisal. Contributions to NDAB-PAC will be used for political purposes and are not tax deductible for federal income tax purposes. State and Federal law requires political action committees to report the name, mailing address, occupation, and name of employer for each individual whose contributions exceed $200.00 in a calendar year.
You can also choose to contribute to BUILD-PAC, the National Association of Home Builders’ Political Action Committee, one of the most recognized and well-respected PACs in Washington. Simply, click here to open the brochure and donation form BUILD-PAC Brochure
- Contributions to BUILD-PAC are completely voluntary. You may choose not to contribute without reprisal. Contributions to BUILD-PAC will be used for political purposes and are not tax deductible for federal income tax purposes. Federal law requires political action committees to report the name, mailing address, occupation, and name of employer for each individual whose contributions exceed $200.00 in a calendar year. Foreign nationals cannot contribute to BUILD-PAC.