In 2010, voters were so determined to upset the Washington establishment that they elected a House of Representatives in which 20 percent of the faces were new. It was a political revolution. But nearly two years later, the 89 rookies elected in November, 2010—80 Republicans and nine Democrats—don’t look all that different from their more veteran colleagues.
Continue readingProfile: Diane Lynn Black
| Party: Republican |
| State and District: Tennessee, 6 |
| Born: Jan. 16, 1951 Baltimore, Md. |
| Campaign cash raised: $5,039,692 |
| Money from businesses that lobby: $817,042 |
| Money from leadership PACs: $97,400 |
| Money from in-state / out-of-state: $2,041,813 / $109,450 |
| At-risk in November? No |
| Outside group spending: $69,590.78 in support, $232,789 in opposition |
| Net worth in 2010: -$7,315,946 to $69,860,990 |
| Net worth in 2011: Not yet reported |
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