Ic-salariesMark Wilson, Congressional Staffer - Salary Data
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Employing Office Start date End date Position Amount Notes
Sen. Amy Klobuchar (Democrat-Minnesota) 10/01/07 03/31/08  Legislative Assistant $30,209.70
FY 2008 subtotal: $30,209.70  
Sen. Amy Klobuchar (Democrat-Minnesota) 04/01/07 09/30/07  Legislative Assistant $31,749.96
Sen. Amy Klobuchar (Democrat-Minnesota) 03/19/07 03/31/07  Legislative Assistant $1,916.66
FY 2007 subtotal: $33,666.62  
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee 04/01/05 08/16/05  Democratic Staff Assistant $16,268.10
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee 10/01/04 03/31/05  Democratic Staff Assistant $13,749.96
FY 2005 subtotal: $30,018.06  
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee 05/10/04 09/30/04  Democratic Staff Assistant $13,770.80
Sen. Jeff Bingaman (Democrat-New Mexico) 04/01/04 05/09/04  Staff Assistant $2,828.02
Sen. Jeff Bingaman (Democrat-New Mexico) 01/30/04 03/31/04  Staff Assistant $4,328.16
FY 2004 subtotal: $20,926.98  

Congressional staff salaries shown are the amount paid in the period shown. They are not annual salaries. Because bonuses may be included here and other payments may not be (most notably with aides working for multiple offices or for a political campaign committee), please use caution in extrapolating annual salaries from the figures shown here.

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