PlastyPAC Congratulates 2018 Midterm Election Winners
PlastyPAC helps elect individuals who promote policies that improve the lives of plastic surgeons and their patients. While there may be other issues outside of healthcare that are important to you personally, PlastyPAC supports members of Congress based on their efforts to advance issues important to the specialty and the patients we serve.
Following the November 6 midterm elections, the PAC is proud to announce that 79% of PlastyPAC supported candidates were elected to the 116th Congress. This success is only possible because of the ASPS plastic surgeons who contributed to the PAC during the 2017-2018 cycle. Thank you for your continued support.
2018 Midterm Candidates supported by PlastyPAC
Election Results |
Candidate Last | Candidate First | Party State | Race | Advocating for Physicians and Patients: Supports... |
L | Ascherman, MD | Jeffrey | R-NY-73 | State Asm. | fee for service care options and opposes NY state single payer proposals |
W | Baldwin | Tammy | D-WI | Senate | health insurance coverage mandates for congenital anomalies surgical care |
L | Barletta | Lou | R-PA-11 | Senate | the repeal of IPAB, which would have cut Medicare reimbursement |
W | Barr | Andy | R-KY-06 | House | the repeal of IPAB, which would have cut Medicare reimbursement |
W | Barrasso, MD | John | R-WY | Senate | the repeal of IPAB, which would have cut Medicare reimbursement |
W | Bera, MD | Ami | D-CA-07 | House | greater parity between ASC and hospital outpatient department reimbursements |
W | Bilirakis | Gus | R-FL-12 | House | greater parity between ASC and hospital outpatient department reimbursements |
W | Blackburn | Marsha | R-TN-07 | Senate | medical liability reforms that establish a baseline cap for non-economic damages |
W | Brady | Kevin | R-TX-08 | House | medical liability reforms that establish a baseline cap for non-economic damages |
W | Brown | Sherrod | D-OH | Senate | health insurance coverage mandates for congenital anomalies surgical care |
W | Brownley | Julia | D-CA-26 | House | removing red tape for clinical trials to foster medical innovation |
W | Buchanan | Vern | R-FL-16 | House | greater parity between ASC and hospital outpatient department reimbursements |
W | Bucshon, MD | Larry | R-IN-08 | House | greater parity between ASC and hospital outpatient department reimbursements |
W | Burgess, MD | Michael | R-TX-26 | House | the repeal of IPAB, which would have cut Medicare reimbursement |
W | Butterfield | G.K. | D-NC-01 | House | removing red tape for clinical trials to foster medical innovation |
W | Cárdenas | Tony | D-CA-29 | House | increased funding for graduate medical education |
W | Carter | Buddy | R-GA-01 | House | the repeal of IPAB, which would have cut Medicare reimbursement |
W | Castor | Kathy | D-FL-14 | House | increased funding for graduate medical education |
W | Chu | Judy | D-CA-27 | House | increased funding for graduate medical education |
W | Cole | Tom | R-OK-04 | House | greater parity between ASC and hospital outpatient department reimbursements |
W | Cramer | Kevin | R-ND | Senate | greater parity between ASC and hospital outpatient department reimbursements |
W | Cruz | Ted | R-TX | Senate | removing red tape for clinical trials to foster medical innovation |
L | Curbelo | Carlos | R-FL-26 | House | the repeal of IPAB, which would have cut Medicare reimbursement |
W | DeGette | Diana | D-CO-1 | House | increased funding for graduate medical education |
W | DeLauro | Rosa | D-CT-03 | House | increased funding for graduate medical education |
W | Dunn | Neal | R-FL 02 | House | the repeal of IPAB, which would have cut Medicare reimbursement |
W | Engel | Eliot | D-NY-16 | House | increased funding for graduate medical education |
W | Gomez | Jimmy | D-CA-34 | House | increased access to cancer screening |
W | Guthrie | Brett | R-KY-02 | House | the repeal of IPAB, which would have cut Medicare reimbursement |
W | Harris, MD | Andy | R-MD-01 | House | the repeal of IPAB, which would have cut Medicare reimbursement |
W | Hawley | Josh | R-MO | Senate | removing red tape and administrative burdens |
L | Heller | Dean | R-NV | Senate | increased funding for graduate medical education |
W | Holding | George | R-NC 02 | House | the repeal of IPAB, which would have cut Medicare reimbursement |
W | Hudson | Richard | R-NC-8 | House | medical liability reforms that establish a baseline cap for non-economic damages |
W | Kinzinger | Adam | R-IL-16 | House | the repeal of IPAB, which would have cut Medicare reimbursement |
L | Knight | Steve | R-CA-25 | House | the repeal of IPAB, which would have cut Medicare reimbursement |
L | Lance | Leonard | R-NJ-7 | House | greater parity between ASC and hospital outpatient department reimbursements |
W | Larson | John | D-CT-1 | House | greater parity between ASC and hospital outpatient department reimbursements |
W | Long | Billy | R-MO-7 | House | the repeal of IPAB, which would have cut Medicare reimbursement |
W | Maloney | Carolyn | D-NY-12 | House | increased funding for graduate medical education |
W | Marshall | Roger | R-KS 01 | House | the repeal of IPAB, which would have cut Medicare reimbursement |
W | Matsui | Doris | D-CA-06 | House | increased funding for graduate medical education |
W | McMorris Rodgers | Cathy | R-WA-05 | House | greater parity between ASC and hospital outpatient department reimbursements |
L | McSally | Martha | R-AZ | Senate | the repeal of IPAB, which would have cut Medicare reimbursement |
W | Murphy | Chris | D-CT | Senate | removing red tape for clinical trials to foster medical innovation |
W | Neal | Richie | D-MA-01 | House | removing red tape for clinical trials to foster medical innovation |
L | Nelson | Bill | D-FL | Senate | increased funding for graduate medical education |
W | Nunes | Devin | R-CA-22 | House | greater parity between ASC and hospital outpatient department reimbursements |
W | Pallone | Frank | D-NJ-6 | House | removing red tape for clinical trials to foster medical innovation |
L | Paulsen | Erik | R-MN-3 | House | the repeal of IPAB, which would have cut Medicare reimbursement |
W | Peters | Scott | D-CA-52 | House | greater parity between ASC and hospital outpatient department reimbursements |
W | Peterson | Collin | D-MN-07 | House | increased funding for graduate medical education |
L | Roskam | Peter | R-IL-06 | House | health insurance coverage mandates for congenital anomalies surgical care |
W | Ruiz, MD | Raul | D-CA-36 | House | increased funding for graduate medical education |
W | Sanchez | Linda | D-CA-38 | House | greater parity between ASC and hospital outpatient department reimbursements |
W | Schweikert | David | R-AZ-6 | House | greater parity between ASC and hospital outpatient department reimbursements |
W | Scott | Rick | R-FL | Senate | increased funding for graduate medical education |
W | Sewell | Terri | D-AL-07 | House | increased funding for graduate medical education |
W | Shimkus | John | R-IL-15 | House | the repeal of IPAB, which would have cut Medicare reimbursement |
W | Stabenow | Debbie | D-MI | Senate | the repeal of IPAB, which would have cut Medicare reimbursement |
W | Stivers | Steve | R-OH-15 | House | health insurance coverage mandates for congenital anomalies surgical care |
L | Tarkanian | Danny | R-NV-03 | House | removing red tape and administrative burdens |
W | Thompson | Mike | D-CA-5 | House | increased funding for graduate medical education |
W | Upton | Fred | R-MI-6 | House | removing red tape for clinical trials to foster medical innovation |
W | Walden | Greg | R-OR-2 | House | greater parity between ASC and hospital outpatient department reimbursements |
W | Welch | Peter | D-VT-At-Large | House | increased funding for graduate medical education |
L | Yoder | Kevin | R-KS-03 | House | health insurance coverage mandates for congenital anomalies surgical care |
L | Young | David | R-IA-03 | House | health insurance coverage mandates for congenital anomalies surgical care |