LegiStorm

Summary

Biographical

Family:

Education

• Claremont Graduate School - MA (1976)

• Claremont Men's College - BA (1975)

Office History

Election Results

• 2011 (Nov. 2, 2010 election)

  26th Congressional District of California
  David Timothy Dreier, 54.13%

  Republican
  Russ Warner, 36.52%

  Democrat
  David L Miller, 6.14%

  American Independent
  Randall Weissbuch, 3.21%

  Libertarian

• 2009 (Nov. 4, 2008 election)

  26th Congressional District of California
  David Timothy Dreier, 52.64%

  Republican
  Russ Warner, 40.44%

  Democrat
  Ted Brown, 6.92%

  Libertarian

• 2007 (Nov. 7, 2006 election)

  26th Congressional District of California
  David Timothy Dreier, 56.95%

  Republican
  Cynthia Rodriguez Matthews, 37.89%

  Democrat
  Ted Brown, 3.29%

  Libertarian
  Elliott Graham, 1.87%

  Independent

• 2005 (Nov. 2, 2004 election)

  26th Congressional District of California
  David Timothy Dreier, 53.58%

  Republican
  Cynthia M. Matthews, 42.80%

  Democrat
  Randall Weissbuch, 3.62%

  Libertarian

• 2003 (Nov. 5, 2002 election)

  26th Congressional District of California
  David Timothy Dreier, 63.77%

  Republican
  Marjorie Mikels, 33.49%

  Democrat
  Randall Weissbuch, 2.73%

  Libertarian

• 2001 (Nov. 7, 2000 election)

  28th Congressional District of California
  David Timothy Dreier, 56.80%

  Republican
  Janice M. Nelson, 39.87%

  Democrat
  Randall G Weissbuch, 1.38%

  Libertarian
  Lawrence Allison, 1.02%

  Natural Law

• 1999 (Nov. 3, 1998 election)

  28th Congressional District of California
  David Timothy Dreier, 57.64%

  Republican
  Janice M. Nelson, 39.26%

  Democrat
  Jerry R Douglas, 1.34%

  Libertarian
  Walt Contreras Sheasby, 1.24%

  Green

• 1997 (Nov. 5, 1996 election)

  28th Congressional District of California
  David Timothy Dreier, 60.67%

  Republican
  David Timothy Dreier, 36.94%

  Democrat
  Ken Saurenman, 2.39%

  Libertarian

• 1995 (Nov. 8, 1994 election)

  28th Congressional District of California
  David Timothy Dreier, 67.07%

  Republican
  Tommy Randle, 30.45%

  Democrat
  Jorj Clayton Baker, 2.48%

  Libertarian

• 1993 (Nov. 3, 1992 election)

  28th Congressional District of California
  David Timothy Dreier, 58.44%

  Republican
  Al Wachtel, 36.55%

  Democrat
  Walter Sheasby, 2.98%

  Green
  Thomas J Dominy, 2.04%

  Libertarian

• 1991 (Nov. 6, 1990 election)

  33rd Congressional District of California
  David Timothy Dreier, 63.67%

  Republican
  Georgia Houston Webb, 31.40%

  Democrat
  Gail Lightfoot, 4.93%

  Libertarian

• 1989 (Nov. 8, 1988 election)

  33rd Congressional District of California
  David Timothy Dreier, 69.15%

  Republican
  Nelson Gentry, 26.25%

  Democrat
  Gail Lightfoot, 3.01%

  Libertarian
  Mike Noonan, 1.59%

  Peace and Freedom

• 1987 (Nov. 4, 1986 election)

  33rd Congressional District of California
  David Timothy Dreier, 71.69%

  Republican
  Monty Hempel, 26.80%

  Democrat
  Mike Noonan, 1.51%

  Peace and Freedom

• 1985 (Nov. 6, 1984 election)

  33rd Congressional District of California
  David Timothy Dreier, 70.64%

  Republican
  Claire K Mcdonald, 25.95%

  Democrat
  Gail Lightfoot, 2.27%

  Libertarian
  Mike Noonan, 1.14%

  Peace and Freedom

• 1983 (Nov. 2, 1982 election)

  33rd Congressional District of California
  David Timothy Dreier, 65.19%

  Republican
  Paul Servelle, 32.21%

  Democrat
  Phillips B Franklin, 1.31%

  Libertarian
  James Michael Noonan, 1.29%

  Peace and Freedom

• 1981 (Nov. 4, 1980 election)

  35th Congressional District of California
  David Timothy Dreier, 51.79%

  Republican
  James Fredrick Lloyd, 45.38%

  Democrat
  James Michael Mike Noonan, 2.82%

  Peace and Freedom

• 1979 (Nov. 7, 1978 election)

  35th Congressional District of California
  James Fredrick Lloyd, 54.01%

  Democrat
  David Timothy Dreier, 45.99%

  Republican

Associated Organizations

• American Success PAC

Privately Financed Travel

22 trips taken between 2000 - 2012 costing $44,777

See map of trips

Personal Financial Disclosures

Disclosures as a member:

Congressional Staff

Caught Our Eye

• Flood-water lobbyist surges back to the Hill

  Posted by Keturah Hetrick on Aug. 12, 2021
  Rep. John Joyce's (R-Pa.) new chief of staff goes with the flow. read more

• Cruise-line trade group sets sail with GOP staffer

  Posted by Keturah Hetrick on Feb. 14, 2020
  With 12 years of congressional experience under his belt, a GOP aide is charting new waters. read more

• Posted by Garrett Snedeker on Nov. 16, 2012
  Is Rep. David Dreier (R-Calif.) running for the hills ahead of the fiscal cliff by selling his entire multimillion-dollar stock portfolio? If you perused recently released financial disclosures, it might look that way. read more

• Posted by Garrett Snedeker on Oct. 25, 2012
  New lobby filings show a number of former congressional staffers snapped up their first clients. read more

• More member financial disclosures added

  Posted by Daimon Eklund on June 18, 2012
  LegiStorm today added the financial disclsoures of twelve more House of Representatives members who filed annual financial disclosures since the initial batch was released by the House last week. read more

• 92 members of Congress did not file financial disclosures

  Posted by Daimon Eklund on June 14, 2012
   The filings of 17 senators and 75 representatives were not available when the personal financial dislcosures were released Thursday. read more

• Posted by Jock Friedly on Jan. 20, 2012
  The spokeswoman for the House Rules Committee has not followed the rules and disclosed that her husband is a top lobbyist with the group that lobbies Congress the most and has a great deal at stake with the powerful committee. read more

• Nearly 50 members have yet to file financial disclosures

  Posted by LegiStorm on July 19, 2011
  Half of the members of Congress who received extensions to file their personal financial disclosures at the May deadline have since filed, leaving nearly 50 lawmakers who have yet to file. read more

• Many lawmakers granted financial disclosure extensions

  Posted by LegiStorm on June 15, 2011
  Twenty senators and 75 representatives requested an extension of the May deadline and did not have a 2011 personal financial disclosures in today's release. read more