Reply #23: ALEC Democrats - SEE page 21 of the Trojan Horse Report...

[Hector Solon]

See page 21 LINK:
http://alecwatch.org/11223344.pdf

This is May 2001 of course:

For starters, ALEC appears to be only nominally “bipartisan.” It declines to make its membership list public, but in a current publication titled “Leaders in the States,” ALEC lists 209 of its members who are in “senior leadership positions” (including its own state chairs) in the 50 state legislatures. The publication does not denote the party affiliations of these state legislators, perhaps because the “bipartisan” breakdown is so lopsided: 177 are Republicans (84.7 percent), 29 are Democrats (13.9 percent) and three others from Nebraska are officially designated as Non-Partisan (1.4 percent). Only three of ALEC’s state chairs — those in Arkansas, Mississippi, and Texas — are Democrats.

They have TABLE, no names.

Not finding any other hits on Democrats more recent like 2010+ in a big pile of files. There's GOT to be ONE. Maybe they mean GOP and Libertarian as 'bipartisan'...lol.