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Mitt Romney, a Republican, was a one-term governor of Massachusetts. He was the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in 1994 and did not seek reelection as governor in 2006. Romney founded Bain Capital, a Boston-based venture capital firm, in 2001 and was the president of the Salt Lake Organizing Committee for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games. His wife, Ann, has been a member of the boards of several charitable organizations.

Presidential Campaign

Romney announced the formation of an exploratory committee on January 3, 2007, and on February 13 declared his candidacy for the presidency at a press conference in Michigan.  He announced he the end of his campaign on February 7, 2008.

Finance Reports

Presidential

Romney for President 2008

Campaign Committees (federal)

Romney for U.S. Senate Committee 2008 2006 2004 2002 2000 1998 1996 1994

Leadership PAC (federal)

The Commonwealth PAC 2006

Leadership PAC (state)

Not yet available

Campaign Committees (state)

Romney for Governor Committee 2002

Interview

The Center has not yet requested an interview with Mitt Romney.

Financial Disclosure Statements

2008 Presidential campaign, 2006

Gubernatorial, 2006

Gubernatorial, 2005

Major Campaign Officials and Consultants

Sally Bradshaw, adviser

Sally Canfield, policy director

Alex Castellanos, media consultant

John Cogan, economic advisory council co-chair

Darrell W. Crate, treasurer

Tony Feather, political adviser

Carl Forti, political director

Glenn Hubbard, economic advisory council co-chair

Greg Mankiw, economic advisory council co-chair

Stephen Meyers, direct mail fundraising

Beth Myers, campaign manager

Matt Rees, adviser

Matt Rhoades, communications director

Charlie Spies, chief financial officer and counsel

Ted Newton, deputy communications director and research director

Jan Van Lohuizen, pollster

Spencer Zwick, finance director

Major Fundraisers

TBD