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For model legislation crafted and adopted by the Public Safety and Elections Task Force, go [http://alecexposed.org/wiki/Guns,_Prisons,_Crime,_and_Immigration here] and [http://alecexposed.org/wiki/Democracy,_Voter_Rights,_and_Federal_Power here].

The '''Public Safety and Elections Task Force''' of the [[American Legislative Exchange Council]]
was previously known as the "Criminal Justice & Homeland Security Task Force."<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/am/pdf/InsideALEC/InsideALECApril2009.pdf Inside ALEC Apr. 2009] (pdf), organizational newsletter, April 2009, at p. 7 '''This page has been altered by ALEC and is no longer available. It is on file with the CMD.'''</ref>

==2011 ALEC Annual Meeting Substantive Agenda==

According to the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting Program, their agenda included the following: "the introduction of policy on the justification of state criminal offenses, the legal possession and purchase of firearms, legislative transparency, and appropriate disclosure requirements on political contributions. In addition, ALEC passed policy on civil asset forfeiture in 2000, and will consider a motion to repeal and replace the current version. The Task Force will also host a debate: 'The [[Presidential Electoral College]] v. The National Popular Vote.' ALEC currently has two model resolutions in opposition to the National Popular Vote. The Task Force will also discuss automated enforcement policy."<ref>[American Legislative Exchange Council, 2011 Task Force Meetings, conference brochure on file with CMD, August 11, 2011]</ref>

The following new model legislation was introduced:

* "Gun Owners' Privacy and Access to Health Care Act" (by [[Tara Mica]], [[National Rifle Association]])
* "Honesty in Firearms Act" (by [[Tara Mica]], [[National Rifle Association]])
* "Disposition of Firearms in State or Local Custody Act" (by [[Tara Mica]], [[National Rifle Association]])
* "Asset Forfeiture Process and Private Property Protection Act" (by Lee McGrath, [[Institute for Justice]])
* "Criminal Offense Justification Act" (by Rep. [[B J Nikkel]] (R-CO 49))
* "Resolution in Support of Appropriate Disclosure Requirements" (by Sean Parnell, [[Center for Competitive Politics]])
* "Principles of Legislative Transparency" (by Rep. [[Jerry Madden]] (R-TX 67))<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda">American Legislative Exchange Council, "Public Safety and Elections Task Force Meeting," agenda and meeting materials, August 4, 2011, on file with CMD</ref>

==2011 ALEC Spring Task Force Summit==

According to the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting agenda, which includes minutes of the April 29, 2011, Spring Task Force Summit, the Spring summit meeting heard the reports of the following subcommittees:

* Corrections and Reentry - During an April 14, 2011, conference call, the working group "passed unanimously the following pieces of model policy: ''Criminal Intent Protection Act, The Treating Accused Persons Fairly Act,'' and ''ALEC Resolution on DNA Testing and Victims' Rights.'' The Working Group tabled the ''Civil Liability Relief for Employers Hiring Ex-Offenderse Act'' for the Spring Task Force Summit."

* Child Safety - "Rep. [[Scott Suder]], ''WI'' was announced as Public Sector Chair of the Child Safety Subcommittee. Jon Burton, ''[[Reed Elsevier]]'' was announced as the Private Sector Co-Chair of the Child Safety Subcommittee. The subcommittee met the morning of April 29th to discuss the ''Adam Walsh Child Protectin and Safety Act'' and the topic of cyber-bulling."

The Spring summit meeting also considered the following model legislation:

* "Law Enforcement Officer Safety Equipment Fund Act" (by Peter Holran, [[Taser International]]) - '''Bill Passed.'''
* "Criminal Intent Protection Act" (by Marc Levin, [[Texas Public Policy Foundation]]) - '''Bill Passed.'''
* "The Treating Accused Persons Fairly Act" (by Marc Levin, [[Texas Public Policy Foundation]]) - '''Bill Passed.'''
* "Civil Liability Relief for Employers Hiring Ex-Offenders Act" (by Marc Levin, [[Texas Public Policy Foundation]]) - '''Bill Passed.'''
* "Legislative Transparency Act" (by Jason Mercier, [[Washington Policy Center]]) - "This bill requires state legislatures to provide adequate notice before public hearings or votes so that citizens are able to participate in the legislative process in a meaningful way. . . . Motion to adopt the model legislation as amended in the [[Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force]]; failed the public sector." '''Bill Failed.'''
* "State Agency Lobbying Reform Act" (by Amber Gunn, [[Evergreen Freedom Foundation]]) - '''Bill Passed.'''
* "ALEC Resolution on DNA Testing and Victims' Rights" (by Dr. Jeff Boschwitz, Orchid Cellmark) - '''Resolution Passed.'''
* "Resolution Supporting Childbirth Protection" (by Kristi Turner, Justice Fellowship) - '''Bill Tabled.'''
* "Childbirth Protection Act" (by Kristi Turner, Justice Fellowship) - '''Bill Tabled.'''
* "Resolution Regarding Prison Populations and Redistricting" (by Sean Parnell, [[Center for Competitive Politics]]) - '''Bill Tabled.'''<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>

==Subcommittees==
* Homeland Security Subcommittee<ref>[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Public_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Private Sector Executive Committee] Alec has altered this site, it no longer exists. [http://web.archive.org/web/20110409132834/http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Archived] April 9th, 2011 </ref>
* Pawn Shop Subcommittee<ref><ref>[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Public_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Private Sector Executive Committee] Alec has altered this site, it no longer exists. [http://web.archive.org/web/20110409132834/http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Archived] April 9th, 2011 </ref>
* Sexual Predators Subcommittee<ref>[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Public_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Private Sector Executive Committee] Alec has altered this site, it no longer exists. [http://web.archive.org/web/20110409132834/http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Archived] April 9th, 2011 </ref>
* Elections and Ethics Subcommittee<ref>[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Public_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Private Sector Executive Committee] Alec has altered this site, it no longer exists. [http://web.archive.org/web/20110409132834/http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Archived] April 9th, 2011 </ref>
* Corrections and Reentry Subcommittee<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/publications/inside-alec-february-2011/ Inside ALEC Feb. 2011], (pdf) organizational newsletter, February 2011, p. 18</ref><ref>Texas House of Representatives [http://www.house.state.tx.us/members/member-page/?district=67#member-biography Representative Madden, Jerry], government website, accessed June 11, 2011</ref>
* Texas Criminal Justice Integrity Unit<ref>Texas House of Representatives [http://www.house.state.tx.us/members/member-page/?district=67#member-biography Representative Madden, Jerry], government website, accessed June 11, 2011</ref>
* Child Safety Subcommittee<ref>[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Public_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Private Sector Executive Committee] Alec has altered this site, it no longer exists. [http://web.archive.org/web/20110409132834/http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Archived] April 9th, 2011 </ref>

==Co-Chairs==
* [[Jerry Madden]] (R-TX), Politician Co-chair, American Legislative Exchange Council<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/task-forces/public-safety-and-elections/ Public Safety and Elections Task Force], organizational website, accessed April 18th, 2012</ref> and head of the Corrections and Reentry Working Group.<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/publications/inside-alec-february-2011/ Inside ALEC Feb. 2011], (pdf) organizational newsletter, February 2011, p. 18</ref><ref>Texas House of Representatives [http://www.house.state.tx.us/members/member-page/?district=67#member-biography Representative Madden, Jerry], government website, accessed June 11, 2011</ref>
* [[Stacie Rumenap]] (President, [[Stop Child Predators]]<ref>Stop Child Predators [http://www.stopchildpredators.org/about/ex.htm About Us - Executive Team], organizational website, accessed May 28, 2011</ref>), Corporate Co-chair<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/task-forces/public-safety-and-elections/ Public Safety and Elections Task Force], organization website, accessed April 18th, 2011</ref>

[[Stop Child Predators]] is a non-profit organization based in Washington, D.C., dedicated to establishing penalty enhancements for those found guilty of committing sexual offenses against children; implementing an effective and efficient nationwide sex offender registry; and protecting the rights of crime victims.<ref>Stop Child Predators [http://www.stopchildpredators.org/ Home], organizational website homepage, accessed May 2011</ref> Rumenap, the President of the organization, previously "served as the Deputy Director for the [[American Conservative Union]] (ACU), the nation's oldest and largest conservative grassroots issue-advocacy organization, where she directed the ACU's annual [[Conservative Political Action Conference]] and served as one of the group's principle lobbyists. Rumenap has also served as the Executive Director for both [[U.S. Term Limits]] and the National Center for Growth. Rumenap currently serves on the Boards of Directors of the [[America's Future Foundation]] and the Safe Internet Alliance. She is a former board member of the Initiative and Referendum Institute and the Georgia State Society."<ref>Stop Child Predators [http://www.stopchildpredators.org/about/ex.htm About], organizational website, accessed May 2011</ref>

* [[Tara Mica]] (Lobbyist, [[National Rifle Association]]), Former Corporate Co-Chair in 2011<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Chair_Biography Private Sector Chair Biography: Tara Mica], ALEC organizational website, Accessed May, 2011</ref>

==Corporate Executive Committee==
(For-profit, Trade or Other Group)
* [[Dennis Bartlett]], [[American Bail Coalition]]

"Dennis Bartlett is the Executive Director of the [[American Bail Coalition]]. His career has included working for the [[Central Intelligence Agency]] and serving as deputy chief of INTERPOL Washington. . . He has been a member of ALEC since 1998 . . ." He has Masters degrees in International Relations from the University of Southern California and in philosophy from the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology in Berkeley, California, as well as a Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of San Francisco. He served as a Naval Reserve Intelligence Officer in the late 1960s.<ref>[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Public_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Private Sector Executive Committee] Alec has altered this site, it no longer exists. [http://web.archive.org/web/20110409132834/http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Archived] April 9th, 2011 </ref>

* Jon Burton, [[Reed Elsevier]]

* David Christman, National Beer Wholesalers Association

"David Christman serves as the Director of State & Industry Affairs for the National Beer Wholesalers Association (NBWA) . . . In his current role at NBWA he serves as the association's primary liaison to national state legislative organizations. David also works with state beer associations and industry allies on pressing legal and legislative issues facing the beer industry in the states. . . . Previously, David served as the Manager of Grassroots and Political Affairs at NBWA. He was responsible for the day-to-day management of the National Beer Wholesalers Association Political Action Committee (NBWA PAC). . . Prior to joining the NBWA staff David worked on Capitol Hill for Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum."<ref>[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Public_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Private Sector Executive Committee] Alec has altered this site, it no longer exists. [http://web.archive.org/web/20110409132834/http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Archived] April 9th, 2011 </ref>

* Dawson Hobbs, Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America

* Amanda Hydro, Citizens in Charge

* Pat Nolan, [[Prison Fellowship Ministries]]

"Pat Nolan is the Vice President of Prison Fellowship, and leads Justice Fellowship, the criminal justice reform arm of [[Chuck Colson]]'s Prison Fellowship Ministries. . . .. He served for 15 years in the California State Assembly, four of those as the Assembly Republican Leader . . . Pat was one of the original sponsors of the Victims' Bill of Rights (Proposition 15) and was awarded the 'Victims Advocate Award' by Parents of Murdered Children. . . . Pat was targeted for prosecution for a campaign contribution he accepted which turned out to be part of an FBI sting. He pleaded guilty to one count of racketeering and served 29 months in a federal custody. He considered his prison time a 'monastic experience.' "

"Pat serves on the nine-member U.S. Prison Rape Elimination Commission, appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives. . . . Pat also serves on the National Commission on Safety and Abuse in America's Prisons, co-chaired by former Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach and former Chief Judge of the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, John Gibbons. Pat also served on Governor Schwarzenegger's 14-member Prison Rehabilitation Strike Team, established to completely revamp California's prison system.

"He earned both his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and his Juris Doctorate at the University of Southern California."<ref>[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Public_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Private Sector Executive Committee] Alec has altered this site, it no longer exists. [http://web.archive.org/web/20110409132834/http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Archived] April 9th, 2011 </ref>

* Barbara O'Brien, National Pawn Brokers Association

"Barbara began her professional career with the Florida State University Police Dept. as the first woman uniformed police officer in North Florida in 1974.  In 1979, she took over as the law enforcement grants coordinator for the Dept. of Community Affairs.  From 1985-1986, she was selected as the law enforcement Fellow to the Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice (NIJ).  From 1987-1997 she served as the Senior Executive Assistant to the Florida Attorney General and served in a number of positions including law enforcement liaison.  In 1997, she became the Director of Government Affairs for Cash America International.  Barbara has served on the Police Executive Research Group (PERF) Board of Directors, various committees of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) and is co-founder of the National Association of Women Law Enforcement Executives (NAWLEE).  She currently serves on the Board of the National Pawnbrokers Association (NPA).

"Barbara O'Brien has been a member of ALEC since 2006 and is on the Public Safety and Elections Task Force.  She is also the Private Sector Chair of the Pawn Shop Subcommittee."<ref>[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Public_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Private Sector Executive Committee] Alec has altered this site, it no longer exists. [http://web.archive.org/web/20110409132834/http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Archived] April 9th, 2011 </ref>

* Sean Parnell, [[Center for Competitive Politics]] (president)

Sean Parnell is the co-chair of the Elections and Ethics Subcommittee. According to a July 2011 article he wrote criticizing [[Common Cause]]'s letter requesting an IRS audit of the [[American Legislative Exchange Council]] to revoke its tax-exempt 501(c)(3) status, explaining the Center for Competitive Politics' (CCP) involvement in ALEC, "Although we don't really have an interest or take sides in most of what ALEC does, it is an opportunity for us to meet with and share our views on the First Amendment and campaign finance issues with state legislators from around the country who are mostly, but not always, sympathetic to our perspectives."<ref>Sean Parnell, [http://www.campaignfreedom.org/blog/detail/common-cause-demands-baseless-irs-investigation-of-alec Common Cause demands baseless IRS investigation of ALEC], Center for Competitive Politics blog, July 15, 2011</ref> He became president of CCP in 2007. Previously, he was vice president of external affairs at the [[Heartland Institute]], primarily responsible for its fundraising activities.<ref>Center for Competitive Politics, [http://www.campaignfreedom.org/about_us/author/sean-parnell Sean Parnell, President], organizational biography, accessed July 15, 2011</ref> While at Heartland, he penned a report for the [[Texas Public Policy Foundation]] about "specialty hospitals" and "the business of health care" in which he argued that "robust competition predictably brings consumers more choices, lower costs, and improved quality."<ref>Sean Parnell, [http://www.texaspolicy.com/pdf/2008-05-RR03-specialtyhospitals-parnell.pdf Innovations in the Business of Health Care: 
The Role of Specialty Hospitals], Texas Public Policy Foundation report, May 2008</ref>

* [[Stacie Rumenap]], [[Stop Child Predators]]

"Stacie Rumenap is the Executive Director of [[Stop Child Predators]] (SCP), a non-profit organization based in Washington, DC, that prevents the sexual exploitation of children and protects the rights of crime victims. Prior to joining SCP, Ms. Rumenap was the Deputy Director of the [[American Conservative Union]] (ACU), and American Conservative Union Foundation. . . Before joining ACU/ACUF, Ms. Rumenap was the Executive Director of [[U.S. Term Limits]] (USTL). Ms. Rumenap also served as the Executive Director for the National Center for Growth.

"Ms. Rumenap has been a member of ALEC since 2004 and is on the Public Safety and Elections Task Force. She is also the Private Sector Chair of the Sexual Predators Subcommittee.

"Ms. Rumenap holds a M.A. in Legislative Affairs from. . . George Washington University. . .  She serves on the Board of Directors for America‚Äôs Future Foundation and is on the Advisory Board for OmniLink Systems, a cutting-edge technology company that manufactures GPS monitoring devices."<ref>[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Public_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Private Sector Executive Committee] Alec has altered this site, it no longer exists. [http://web.archive.org/web/20110409132834/http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Archived] April 9th, 2011 </ref>

* Laurie Shanblum, [[Corrections Corporation of America]]

"Laurie Shanblum is the Senior Director of Business Development for the [[Corrections Corporation of America]].  She became director [of] customer relations in early 2001. Ms. Shanblum has had a thirty-seven year career in juvenile and adult corrections and criminal justice, including both the public and private sectors.

"Ms. Shanblum has been a member of ALEC since 2003 and is currently on the Public Safety and Elections Task Force.  She is also sits on the Homeland Security Subcommittee."<ref>[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Public_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Private Sector Executive Committee] Alec has altered this site, it no longer exists. [http://web.archive.org/web/20110409132834/http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Archived] April 9th, 2011 </ref>

==Politicians on the Executive Committee==
* Joe Driver (R-TX)

"Representative Joe Driver is currently serving his eighth term in the Texas House of Representatives.  Presently in his third term as Chairman of the Law Enforcement committee, Rep. Driver formerly served two terms as Chairman of the Texas Constitutional Revision committee. He has been a Representative in the Texas House since 1993.

"Representative Driver is currently a member of the Garland, Rowlett, and Sachse Chambers of Commerce. . . .

"Rep. Driver has been a member of ALEC since 2001, and was the former Vice Chairman of the former Criminal Justice Task Force.   He currently sits on the Public Safety and Elections Task Force.

"Rep. Driver graduated from the University of North Texas with a Bachelor of Business Administration in 1971.  In the private sector, Rep. Driver has been an agent for [[State Farm Insurance]] Companies for 35 years."<ref>[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Public_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Private Sector Executive Committee] Alec has altered this site, it no longer exists. [http://web.archive.org/web/20110409132834/http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Archived] April 9th, 2011 </ref>
* Margaret Flory (R-VT)

Margaret Flory represents Rutland in the Vermont State Senate.<ref>Project Vote Smart [http://www.votesmart.org/summary.php?can_id=13361 Senator Margaret 'Peg' Flory (VT)], online profile, accessed June 11, 2011</ref> She was a Vermont State Representative from 1998 until her appointment to the State Senate in December 2009. She was at one point Minority Leader of the Vermont State House of Representatives.<ref>Adam Brown, Department of Political Science, Brigham Young University [http://adambrown.info/p/research/legislators/members/vermont/upper/margaret-flory-6693 Margaret Flory], online profile, accessed June 11, 2011</ref>

* Dan Greenberg (R-AK)

"Dan Greenberg represents legislative district 31 in the Arkansas General Assembly. His district includes portions of Pulaski County and Saline County.

"Greenberg received. . . a J.D. from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law. [He] was formerly an analyst for the conservative [[Heritage Foundation]], a writer for the libertarian [[Cato Institute]], and a teacher at the high school and college level in the fields of philosophy, political science, and computer programming. . . .

"As policy director for the former governor of Arkansas, [[Mike Huckabee]], Greenberg was named to Arkansas Business "40 under 40" list of leaders in business and government. Besides his work as an attorney and state representative, he is senior editor of the academic journal Critical Review and an adjunct law professor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock's W.H. Bowen School of Law.

"Greenberg serves on the Education, State Agencies, and Legislative Audit committees. He is the vice-chairman of the Joint Performance Review Committee. He is a former teacher at the Arkansas Governor's School for the Gifted and Talented and a former member of the Pulaski County Quorum Court."<ref>[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Public_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Private Sector Executive Committee] Alec has altered this site, it no longer exists. [http://web.archive.org/web/20110409132834/http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Archived] April 9th, 2011 </ref>

* [[Jerry Madden]] (R-TX)

Rep. Jerry Madden has represented Texas' District 67 since 1993. "Madden worked 11 years for [[Texas Instruments Inc.]], 8 years for Teledyne Geotech, and in 2000 formed Jerry Madden Insurance to offer group health plan coverage options to small businesses out of his independent agency's Plano offices. In July of 2008, he sold his company and retired from the insurance business. He obtained a Master of Science in Management and Administration Sciences from the University of Texas at Dallas in 1979. . . . Madden is Chairman of the House Committee on Corrections, which he chaired from 2005-2009, as well as a member of the Select Committee on Election Contest, the Redistricting Committee, and the Judiciary and Civil Jurisprudence Committee. Prior committee appointments have included Calendars, Public Education, House Select Committee on Public School Finance, State Affairs, Urban Affairs, Public Safety, Elections, State, Federal and International Relations, and Rules and Resolutions. . . . Rep. Madden. . . [is] a member of the Board of Directors of the Council of State Government's Justice Center. . . [and] Chairman of the Law and Criminal Justice Committee formed by the [[National Conference of State Legislatures]] ([he] became Immediate Past Chair as of July 2010). . . . In June of 2010, Rep. Madden was appointed to serve on the Texas State Council for Interstate Adult Offender Supervision, and in July of 2010 was named co-chair of the [[National Conference of State Legislatures]]'s Sentencing and Corrections Work Group."<ref>Texas House of Representatives [http://www.house.state.tx.us/members/member-page/?district=67#member-biography Representative Madden, Jerry], government website, accessed June 11, 2011</ref>

* [[Russell Pearce]] (R-AZ)

Sen. Pearce, the Arizona Senate President in 2011, co-authored Arizona's controversial SB1070 anti-immigrant law, which was drafted in part by the [[Federation for American Immigration Reform]].  In February 2011, he introduced and sponsored SB1611, a new immigrant omnibus bill that "has raised new fears by immigrant rights advocates who claim it will further polarize the state and damage economic recovery."<ref>Steve Nunez [http://www.kgun9.com/features/immigrationwatch/122888554.html New immigration bill expands I.D. requirements], KGUN9-TV, February 22, 2011</ref>  In 2006, he "sent an e-mail to supporters in which he copied an article from a White separatist group and a link to that group's Web site."<ref>Amanda J. Crawford [http://www.webcitation.org/5yeFfHA42 Pearce e-mail draws apology], ''Arizona Republic'', October 11, 2006</ref> He was also associated with and even endorsed National Socialist Movement (neo-Nazi) member J.T. Ready.<ref>Gary Nelson [http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2008/08/21/20080821ready0821.html Congressmen want J.T. Ready out of GOP post], ''Arizona Republic'', August 21, 2008</ref>

"Senator Pearce spent 23 years as Deputy Sherriff of  Maricopa County. . . [He] received a B.A. in Management from the University of Phoenix and was enrolled at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government, Motor Vehicle Legal and Law College, Advanced Executive Development, Arizona State University, Budget and Appropriations, University of Arizona, and Arizona Judicial College, Supreme Court of Arizona."<ref>[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Public_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Private Sector Executive Committee] Alec has altered this site, it no longer exists. [http://web.archive.org/web/20110409132834/http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Archived] April 9th, 2011 </ref>

* Bill Ruppel (R-IN)

"Representative Bill Ruppel has served as a member of the Indiana House of Representatives since 1992. During his tenure, he has served as the Vice Chair of the Safety Committee, and is currently the Ranking Minority Member of the House Veterans Affairs and Public Safety Committee. He also sits on Indiana's Counterterrorism and Security Council. 

"Representative Ruppel has been a member of ALEC since 2004 and currently sits on the Public Safety and Elections Task Force.  He is also a Public Sector Chair of the Homeland Security Subcommittee."<ref>[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Public_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Private Sector Executive Committee] Alec has altered this site, it no longer exists. [http://web.archive.org/web/20110409132834/http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Archived] April 9th, 2011 </ref>
 
* [[Scott Suder]] (R-WI)

"Suder is currently serving his 6th term as State Representative for Wisconsin's 69th Assembly District. [He] served as Co-Chairman of the Biofuels Study Committee. He is the former Chairman of the Criminal Justice and Homeland Security Committee and is a member of the Assembly Insurance, Fish and Wildlife and Personal Privacy Committees.  Suder also serves as Chairman of the nationwide Homeland Security Task Force for the American Legislative Exchange Council based in Washington D.C.  As a member of the Rural Economic Development Board, Suder has helped award millions of dollars in grants and low-interest loans to small businesses in rural areas of the state. [He is] a member of Wisconsin's 115th Fighter Wing [of] the Wisconsin Air National Guard. . . Suder is currently serving on active duty as a member of the Wisconsin Air National Guard‚Äôs 115th Fighter Wing in his second and third tours of duty to the Middle East."<ref>[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Public_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Private Sector Executive Committee] Alec has altered this site, it no longer exists. [http://web.archive.org/web/20110409132834/http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Archived] April 9th, 2011 </ref>

* Jordan Ulrey (R-NH)

* Gene Whisnant (R-OR)

"Gene Whisnant (R-Sunriver) is serving his fourth term as State Representative for rural Deschutes County, House District 53. He was appointed first on September 5, 2003.  Gene has served as the ALEC Oregon Public Chair since 2005. . . .

"He served on the important Ways and Means Committee and the Education and Public Safety subcommittees in the 2005 73rd Legislative Session and on the House Interim Education and Judiciary Committees. During the 72nd Legislative Session, Gene served on the House Interim Education and Judiciary Committees."

"Gene is a retired US Air Force Colonel.   He served in Vietnam, Germany, and Yugoslavia.  Also, he served in the Pentagon on the Air Staff and as a member of the Secretary of Defense staff. . . . [H]e earned a Master's degree from the University of Arkansas in International Affairs."<ref>[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Public_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Private Sector Executive Committee] Alec has altered this site, it no longer exists. [http://web.archive.org/web/20110409132834/http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Private_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Archived] April 9th, 2011 </ref>

==Corporate, Trade or Other Group Members==

* [[American Bail Coalition]]<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* American Traffic Solutions<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* [[Center for Competitive Politics]]<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* [[Evergreen Freedom Foundation]]<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/publications/may-2011/ Inside ALEC May 2011], (pdf) organizational newsletter, May 2011, p. 9</ref>
* [[Institute for Justice]]<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* [[John Locke Foundation]]<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* [[Koch]] Companies Public Sector<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* MMR Group (Electrical & Instrumentation Construction, Maintenance, Management, and Technical Services company<ref>MMR Group, [http://www.mmrgrp.com/index.php/about-us/ About Us], company website, accessed September 1, 2011</ref>)<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* National Beer Wholesalers Association<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* National Popular Vote<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* [[National Rifle Association]] (NRA)<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/AM/PDF/InsideALEC/InsideALEC_June10_Final.pdf Inside ALEC Jun. 2010], (pdf) organizational newsletter, June 2010, p. 4 '''this page has been altered by ALEC and is no longer available, it is on file with the CMD'''</ref>
* Orchid Cellmark (DNA paternity testing company)<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* [[Prison Fellowship Ministries]]<ref>[http://www.alec.org/AM/PDF/InsideALEC/InsideALEC_June10_Final.pdf Ibid.], p. 16</ref> and subsidiary Justice Fellowship<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Reckitt Benckiser Pharmaceuticals<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* [[Reed Elsevier]]<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* [[Taser International]] Inc. (stun gun maker)<ref>Alison Fitzgerald, [http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-08-11/pro-gun-group-s-call-to-sell-seized-weapons-advances-to-states.html Pro-Gun Group’s Call to Sell Seized Weapons Advances to States], ''Bloomberg'', August 10, 2011</ref>
* [[Texas Public Policy Foundation]]<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/AM/PDF/InsideALEC/InsideALEC_June10_Final.pdf Inside ALEC Jun. 2010], (pdf) organizational newsletter, June 2010, p. 11 '''this page has been altered by ALEC and is no longer available, it is on file at the CMD'''</ref>
* [[U.S. Department of Defense]] Federal Voting Assistance Program (FVAP)<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* [[Washington Policy Center]]<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Wine Institute<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Jeff Boschwitz (Vice President, North America Marketing and Sales, Orchid Cellmark<ref>Orchid Cellmark, [http://finance.bnet.com/bnet/news/read?GUID=5573840 Orchid Cellmark Appoints Jeffrey S. Boschwitz as Vice President, North America Marketing & Sales], press release, May 27, 2008</ref>
* Jon Burton (Senior Director, State Governmental Relations, [[Reed Elsevier]]<ref>Jon Burton, [http://www.cga.ct.gov/2009/LABdata/Tmy/2009HB-05521-R000224-JON%20BURTON-TMY.PDF Connecticut House Bill 5521, Letter to Sen. Edith G. Prague, Co-Chair, and Rep. Kevin Ryan, Co-Chair, Joint Labor and Public Employees Committee, Connecticut Legislature, February 19, 2009, accessed September 1, 2011</ref>), Co-Chair of [[#Subcommittees|Child Safety Subcommittee]]<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Bill Carmichael (President, [[American Bail Coalition]]<ref>Sue Doyle, AIA Surety, [https://www.aiasurety.com/home/news/CompanyNews/2009.aspx/articles/65 ALEC & PRIVATE-SECTOR BAIL BONDING], company newsletter, 2009</ref>) stood in for [[Dennis Bartlett]] at the 2011 Spring Task Force Summit Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Trent England (Vice President of Policy, [[Evergreen Freedom Foundation]]<ref>Freedom Foundation, [http://www.myfreedomfoundation.com/index.php/site/staff_profile/trent_england Trent England], organizational biography, accessed September 1, 2011</ref>) participated in debate on "Electoral College v. National Popular Vote" at the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Tom Golisano (National Popular Vote) participated in debate on "Electoral College v. National Popular Vote" at the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Sen. Ray Haynes (retired R-CA, National Popular Vote) participated in debate on "Electoral College v. National Popular Vote" at the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* William Hoffman (National Popular Vote) attended the 2011 Spring Task Force Summit Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Gregory Hoke (State Government Manager, Reckitt Benckiser Pharmaceuticals<ref>LinkedIn, [Reckitt Benckiser Pharmaceuticalshttp://www.linkedin.com/pub/greg-hoke/11/6a/533 Greg Hoke], online business profile, accessed September 1, 2011</ref>
* Peter Holran (Vice President of Government and Public Affairs, [[Taser International]]) attended the 2011 Spring Task Force Summit Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Sally Jefferson (Midwestern State Government Affairs Manager, Wine Institute) attended the 2011 Spring Task Force Summit Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Jenny Kim (Senior Counsel, [[Koch]] Companies Public Sector<ref>Martindale, [http://www.martindale.com/Jenny-Kim/36816854-lawyer.htm Jenny Kim], online attorney database entry, accessed September 1, 2011</ref>) attended the 2011 Spring Task Force Summit Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* [[Eli Lehrer]] (National Director, Center on Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate, [[Heartland Institute]]), Advisor<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/AM/PDF/InsideALEC/InsideALEC_June10_Final.pdf Inside ALEC Jun. 2010], (pdf) organizational newsletter, June 2010, p. 21 '''This page has been altered by ALEC and is no longer available, it is on file at the CMD'''</ref><ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Marc Levin, Director, Center for Effective Justice, [[Texas Public Policy Foundation]])<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/publications/inside-alec-february-2011/ Inside ALEC Feb. 2011], (pdf) organizational newsletter, February 2011, p. 21</ref>
* Lee McGrath (Executive Director, [[Institute for Justice]] Minnesota Chapter<ref>Institute for Justice, [http://www.ij.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=616&Itemid=165 Lee McGrath], organizational biography, accessed September 1, 2011</ref>) introduced the "Asset Forfeiture Process and Private Property Protection Act" model legislation at the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Jason Mercier (Director, Center for Government Reform, [[Washington Policy Center]]<ref>Washington Policy Center, [http://www.washingtonpolicy.org/about/staff/jason-mercier Jason Mercier], organizational biography, accessed September 1, 2011</ref>) presented "Principles of Legislative Transparency" model legislation at the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Sean Parnell (President, [[Center for Competitive Politics]]) introduced the "Resolution in Support of Appropriate Disclosure Requirements" model legislation at the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Paul Pisano (Senior Vice President and General Counsel, National Beer Wholesalers Association<ref>National Beer Wholesalers Association, [http://nbwa.org/news/press-releases/nbwa-svp-general-counsel-paul-pisano-speaks-to-alcohol-law-enforcement-officials-about-importance-of-maintai NBWA SVP & General Counsel Paul Pisano Speaks to Alcohol Law Enforcement Officials about Importance of Maintaining Effective State Alcohol Regulation to Protect Public Health and Safety], press release, August 14, 2009</ref>) attended the 2011 Spring Task Force Summit Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Cameron Quinn (Senior Policy Analyst & Legislative Director, [[U.S. Department of Defense]] Federal Voting Assistance Program (FVAP)<ref>LinkedIn, [http://www.linkedin.com/pub/cameron-quinn/5/30a/153 Cameron Quinn], online business profile, accessed September 1, 2011</ref>) presented on "Improving Voting for Military and Overseas Citizens" at the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Jesse Rager ([[Koch]] Companies Public Sector) attended the 2011 Spring Task Force Summit Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Laura Renz (Research and Government Relations Director, [[Center for Competitive Politics]])<ref>[http://www.alec.org/AM/PDF/InsideALEC/InsideALEC_June10_Final.pdf Ibid.], (pdf) p.6</ref>
* Billy Ridge (sales representative, MMR Group<ref>Greg Garland, [http://roohit.com/site/show_saved.php?shid=fb6d6 Maintenance costs, technical woes pose problems for BR network], ''The Advocate'', August 22, 2010</ref>) presented a "Case Study for Leveraging Technology to Reduce the Costs of Monitoring the Perimeter Fence at State Correctional Institutions" at the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* John Sanders (Associate Director of Research, [[John Locke Foundation]]<ref>John Locke Foundation, [http://www.johnlocke.org/about/display_bio.html?id=18 Jon Sanders], organizational biography, accessed September 1, 2011</ref>) attended the 2011 Spring Task Force Summit Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* [[Andrew Schauder]] (Consultant, [[Ashcroft Group]], for client American Traffic Solutions, and former [[ALEC Staff|ALEC Director of Federal Affairs]]<ref>Ashcroft Group, [http://www.ashcroftgroupllc.com/images/uploads/andrewschauder_writeup.pdf Andrew Schauder], lobbying firm biography, accessed September 1, 2011</ref>) led discussion of "ALEC and Automated Enforcement Devices" at the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Alexis Tamerón (Lobbyist, American  Traffic Solutions<ref>[http://azcapitoltimes.com/azlobbyists/2011/02/07/the-week-of-january-10-2011/ Arizona Lobbyists], ''Arizona Capitol Times'', weekly compendium of new hires and terminations in Arizona's lobbying community, February 7, 2011</ref>) led discussion of "ALEC and Automated Enforcement Devices" at the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Kristin Turner (Justice Reform Coordinator, [[Prison Fellowship]] Justice Fellowship<ref>Ruth Chodniewicz, Prison Fellowship, [http://www.prisonfellowship.org/inside-out-archive/entry/20/15261 Breaking the Shackles of Injustice], ''Inside Out'', organizational newsletter, April 2011</ref>) attended the 2011 Spring Task Force Summit Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>

==Legislative Members==
* Sen. Jason Gant (R-SD)<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/AM/PDF/InsideALEC/InsideALEC_June10_Final.pdf Inside ALEC Jun. 2010], (pdf) organizational newsletter, June 2010, p. 18</ref>
* Rep. [[Kathy Bernier]] (WI R-68)<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Sen. Roger C. Chamberlain (MN R-53)
* Sen. Ted Daley (MN R-38)
* Joe Driver (R-TX), Executive Committee member<ref name="Public Safety Task Force Executive Committee">American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Public_Sector_Executive_Committee2 Public Sector Executive Committee], organization website, accessed June 2, 2011</ref>
* Sen. [[Scott Fitzgerald) (WI R-13) and former State Chairman
* Margaret Flory (R-VT), Executive Committee member<ref name="Public Safety Task Force Executive Committee"/>
* Dan Greenberg (R-AK), Executive Committee member<ref name="Public Safety Task Force Executive Committee"/>
* Rep. [[Scott Krug]] (WI R-72), Alternate<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Rep. [[Jerry Madden]] (R-TX), Executive Committee member,<ref name="Public Safety Task Force Executive Committee"/> moderated debate on "Electoral College v. National Popular Vote" and introduced "Principles of Legislative Transparency" model legislation at the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Rep. [[B J Nikkel]] (R-CO 49), introduced the "Criminal Offense Justification Act" model legislation at the 2011 ALEC Annual Meeting Public Safety and Elections Task Force meeting<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* [[Russell Pearce]] (AZ R-18, Senate President), Executive Committee member<ref name="Public Safety Task Force Executive Committee"/>
* Bill Ruppel (R-IN), Executive Committee member<ref name="Public Safety Task Force Executive Committee"/>
* Rep. Ron Shimanski (MN R-18A)
* [[Scott Suder]] (R-WI), Executive Committee member<ref name="Public Safety Task Force Executive Committee"/> and Co-chair of the Homeland Security Committee in 2007<ref>[http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P3-1387989881.html STATE REP. SUDER TO LEAD NATIONAL TASKFORCE ON HOMELAND SECURITY], ''US Fed News Service'', newswire, July 3, 2007</ref>
* Rep. [[Travis Tranel]] (WI R-49), Alternate
* Jordan Ulrey (R-NH), Executive Committee member<ref name="Public Safety Task Force Executive Committee"/>
* Gene Whisnant (R-OR), Executive Committee member<ref name="Public Safety Task Force Executive Committee"/>
* Rep. Bob Lynn (AK R-31)
* Rep. David M. Gowan, Sr. (AZ R-30)
* Rep. John Kavanagh (AZ R-8)<ref name="HHS Letter">American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.alec.org/Content/NavigationMenu/ALECInitiatives/HealthCareReform/HHSLetterSignatories/default.htm Letter to Robert C. Byrd and Nancy Pelosi] RE: [http://www.scribd.com/doc/51653529/Alec-Attacks-Hcr Federal health reform efforts], June 24, 2009</ref>
* Rep. Richard Miranda (AZ D-13)
* Rep. Steve R. Urie (AZ R-22)
* Rep. Debra M. Hobbs (AR R-96)
* Rep. Andrea Dean Lea (AR R-68)
* Rep. Mary Lou Slinkard (AR R-100)
* Sen. Greg Brophy (CO R-1)
* Rep. [[DebraLee Hovey]] (CT R-112), State Chairman<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council, "[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=State_Chairmen&Template=/CM/HTMLDisplay.cfm&ContentID=13614 ALEC State Chairmen], organization website, accessed June 30, 2011</ref>
* Rep. Themis Klarides (CT R-114)
* Rep. Ray Pilon (FL R-69)
* Rep. Jack Murphy (GA R-27)<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Rep. Mark D. Hamilton (GA R-23)<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Rep. Tom R. Rice (GA R-51)<ref name="HHS Letter"/>
* Rep. Billy S. Horne (GA R-71)
* Rep. Kevin Cooke (GA R-18)
* Sen. Johnny Grant (GA R-25)
* Rep. Darrell Bolz (ID R-10B)
* Rep. Dennis M. Reboletti (IL R-46)
* Rep. David B. Reis (IL R-108)<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Rep. Douglas L. Gutwein (IN R-16)
* Rep. Phyllis J. Pond (IN R-85)
* Sen. Sandra H. Greiner (IA R-45)
* Sen. Tim L. Kapucian (IA R-20)
* Rep. John James Rubin (KS R-18)
* Rep. Mario Goico (KS R-100)
* Rep. Gary K. Hayzlett (KS R-122)
* Sen. Terry Bruce (KS R-34)
* Rep. Sal Santoro (KY R-60)
* Rep. Joseph M. Fischer (KY R-68)<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Rep. Ron Crimm (KY R-33)
* Sen. Julian M. Carroll (KY D-7)
* Sen. Daniel Seum (KY R-38)
* Rep. Damon J. Baldone; (LA D-53)
* Rep. Nicholas J. Lorusso (LA R-94)
* Sen. Daniel R. Martiny (LA R-10)
* Sen. Robert W. Kostelka (LA R-35)
* Del. Neil Conrad Parrott (MD R-2B)
* Del. Susan K. McComas (MD R-35B)
* Del. Donald H. Dwyer, Jr. (MD R-31)
* Sen. Joseph M. Getty (MD R-5)
* Rep. Margaret Ellis Rogers (MS R-14)
* Rep. Charles Jim Beckett (MS R-23)<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Rep. Mark Baker (MS R-74)
* Sen. Lydia Chassaniol (MS R-14)
* Rep. Steven Tilley (MO R-106)
* Rep. Dave Hinson (MO R-98)
* Rep. Sue Entlicher (MO R-133)
* Rep. Tony Dugger (MO R-144)
* Sen. Mike L. Parson (MO R-28)
* Rep. Steve Lavin (MT R-8)
* Sen. Don G. Gustavson (NV R-2), ALEC [[Education Task Force]] and Public Safety and Elections Task Force Member
* Rep. Elaine B. Swinford (NH R-5)
* Rep. Joseph Thomas (NH R-19)
* Rep. Maurice Villeneuve (NH R-18)
* Rep. William R. Rehm (NM R-31)
* Sen. [[Kent L. Cravens]] (NM R-21), ALEC State Chairman and Public Safety and Elections Task Force member<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council, "[http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=State_Chairmen&Template=/CM/HTMLDisplay.cfm&ContentID=13614 ALEC State Chairmen], organization website, accessed June 30, 2011</ref>
* Rep. Justin P. Burr (NC R-67)
* Rep. Tim K. Moore (NC R-111)
* Rep. Patrick R. Hatlestad (ND R-1)
* Rep. Lawrence R. Klemin (ND R-47)
* Sen. Karen K. Krebsbach (ND R-40), Alternate
* Sen. John M. Andrist (ND R-2)
* Rep. Casey Kozlowski (OH R-99)<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Rep. Jarrod B. Martin (OH R-70)<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Sen. Frank LaRose (OH R-27)<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Rep. G. Harold Wright, Jr. (OK R-57), Alternate
* Rep. Steve C. Martin (OK R-10)
* Rep. Sue Tibbs (OK R-23)
* Sen. Clark Jolley (OK R-41)
* Rep. Shawn Lindsay (OR R-30)
* Rep. Ron Marsico (PA R-105),<ref name="ALECwatch">American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://alecwatch.org/members.PDF ALEC Leaders in the States], leadership list archived by ALECwatch, 2002</ref><ref>John Pippy, [http://www.senatorpippy.com/press/2005/021705.htm Sen. Pippy co-chairing legislator's group], press release, February 17, 2005</ref><ref name="KeystoneProgress">KeystoneProgress, "PA ALEC Legislators," research spreadsheet on file with CMD, July 28, 2011</ref> 
* Rep. Daryl Metcalfe (PA R-12),<ref>Tracie Mauriello, [http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/10227/1080162-454.stm Lawmakers got fewer gifts: State legislators received at least $67,000 in free items], ''Pittsburgh Post-Gazette'', August 15, 2010</ref><ref name="KeystoneProgress"/> 
* Sen. Stewart Greenleaf (PA R-12)<ref>Stewart Greenleaf, [http://elliottgreenleaf.com/sjg.html Our Attorneys: Stewart J. Greenleaf], law firm biography, accessed July 28, 2011</ref><ref name="KeystoneProgress"/>
* Rep. James H. Harrison (SC R-75), Alternate
* Rep. Bob Deelstra (SD R-9)
* Rep. David Novstrup (SD R-3)
* Rep. Tony Shipley (TN R-2), Alternate
* Rep. Vince Dean (TN R-30), Alternate
* Rep. Joe Carr (TN R-48)
* Rep. Jon C. Lundberg (TN R-1)
* Rep. Joshua G. Evans (TN R-66)<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Rep. Jerry Madden (TX R-67)<ref name="EPA Letter for Senate">American Legislative Exchange Council, [http://www.alec.org/AM/PDF/NRTF/EPALetterforSenate.pdf Letter to Senate Majority Leader Reid], RE: the EPA’s plan to regulate greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act, March 10, 2010</ref>, ALEC Public Safety and Elections Task Force Co-Chair
* Rep. Larry W. Taylor (TX R-24)
* Rep. Wayne Smith (TX R-128), Alternate
* Rep. Eric Johnson (TX D-100), Alternate
* Rep. Allen Fletcher (TX R-130), Alternate
* Sen. Glenn Hegar, Jr. (TX R-18)
* Rep. Paul Ray (UT R-13)
* Rep. Jennifer M. Seelig (UT D-23)<ref name="PSEMeetingAgenda"/>
* Rep. Carl Wimmer (UT R-52)
* Del. David B. Albo (VA R-42)
* Del. Beverly J. Sherwood (VA R-29)
* Del. Benjamin L. Cline (VA R-24)
* Del. L. Scott Lingamfelter (VA R-31), Alternate
* Sen. Margaret (Peg) Flory (VT R-3)
* Rep. Troy Kelley (WA D-28)
* Rep. Charles R. Ross (WA R-14)
* Sen. Michael Carrell (WA R-28)
* Rep. Tim Stubson (WY R-56)
* Rep. Lorraine K. Quarberg (WY R-28)
* Sen. John M. Hastert (WY D-13)

==Staff==
* [[Courtney O'Brien]], Director<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Public_Safety_and_Elections Public Safety and Elections Task Force], organizational website, accessed May 28, 2011</ref> and former Legislative Assistant<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/AM/PDF/InsideALEC/InsideALEC_May10_Final.pdf Inside ALEC May 2010], (pdf) organizational newsletter, May 2010, p. 8 '''This page has been altered by ALEC and is no longer available. It is on file with the CMD.'''</ref>
* [[Michael Hough]], former Director<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/AM/PDF/InsideALEC/InsideALEC_July10_Final.pdf Inside ALEC Jul. 2010], (pdf) organizational newsletter, July 2010, p. 30 '''This page has been altered by ALEC and is no longer available, it is on file at the CMD'''</ref>
* [[Jonathan Moody]] (former Koch Associate), Policy Coordinator and Elections & Ethics Subcommittee Manager<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/am/pdf/InsideALEC/InsideALECApril2009.pdf Inside ALEC Apr. 2009], (pdf) organizational newsletter, April 2009, p. 7 '''This page has been altered by ALEC and is no longer available, it is on file at the CMD'''</ref>
* Stephen Elzinga, Research Assistant<ref>American Legislative Exchange Council [http://www.alec.org/am/pdf/InsideALEC/Inside_June09.pdf Inside ALEC Jun. 2009], (pdf) organizational newsletter, June 2009, p. 13 '''This page has been altered by ALEC and is no longer available, it is on file at the CMD'''</ref>

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