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I ,. ,. • Submitted by Charles F. Sturtz, Executive Vice President and Treasurer William E. Lobenherz, Associate Vice President, State Relations

STATELEGISLATIVE REPORT • August 27, 1982 The Governor announced in early August that his priorities for the ~oming fall session of the Legislature were threefold: \ 1. Enacting the 1982-83 state budget 2. Legislation to prescribe a remedy for the $2+ billion liability to the federal government which has been incurred by the State UnemploymentCompensation Fund 3. Enacting a program to enhance funding for comprehensive public transportation and highway maintenance 1981-82 Executive Order As a result of continued deterioration in the state's current year budget, however, legislative and executive attention shifted during the latter part of August to discussions on the need for yet another executive order reduction in state appropriations for 1981-82. At the time of this writing, the execu­ tive office is considering cuts in 1981-82 appropriations of the following magnitude:

Colleges and universities $ 32. 0 mi11 ion • Communityco 11 eges 7 .0 mi11 ion K-12 School Aid 72.3 mi11ion Local Governments 38. 7 mi11 ion $150.0 million Such reductions have been strongly opposed by all affected groups. Legisla­ tors currently are discussing potential alternatives. A reduction of the abO\.'e magnitude for higher education would translate into a cut of approximately $5 million for WayneState University. An official executive order reduction proposal is tentatively scheduled to be presented to the House and Senate Appropriations Committees on September 1, 1982. 1982-83 State Appropriations The timing and extent of a 1981-82 executive order will have a direct impact on the size and timing of final legislative action on the 1982-83 state budget. House appropriations subcommittees met during August to revise the Senate­ passed budget to enable quick House action shortly after the Legislature recon- venes on August 30. The budget bills then would be referred to joint con- ference committees where the major budget decisions would be made. House subcommittee action on WayneState's budget is as follows: Operating Appropriations - The House Appropriations Subcom­ • mittee on Higher Education has adopted a 1982-83 budget for BOARDOF GOVERNORS AGENDA SEPTEMBER10, 1982 - ,-... A - 2 -

colleges. and universities which contains a $36 million increase over 1981-82 adjusted base levels. Each institu­ tion received a 5% increase in recommendedappropriations. For WayneState, the substitute bill of the House Subcom­ mittee would increase the current $99.4 million 1981-82 • adjusted base appropriation to $104.4 million--an amount which could be subject to substantial downwardrevision during Conference Committee action. The House substitute does not contain amounts to repay the $7.4 million to WayneState deferred in Executive Order 1982-4. This amount is contained in a separate House-passed bill which awaits Senate action. Capital Outlay Appropriations - The House Subcommittee of the Appropriations Joint Capital Outlay Subcommittee approved the inclusion of WayneState's two building projects in the 1982-83 capital outlay appropriations bill as follows: WSUEngineering Building Renovation/Addition - $200,000 to complete plans and begin construction WSUMackenzie Hall Renovation - $500~000 to com­ plete plans and begin construction Similar to House subcommittee action on the 1982-83 opera­ ting budget, this action offers no real assurance that such amounts will be included in the final version of the 1982-83 capital outlay bill. Conference Committee deliberations on the bill will include significant discussion as to whether • the state should commit in 1982-83 new university projects which are not already in the process of actual construction.

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1982 STATEELECTION ANALYSIS

• Governor • 82nd Legislature • Higher Education Boards • Other State Offices

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WoyneState University

Office of the Associate Vice President for State Relations 313 577-5284 - - ' . PRIMARYELECTION RESULTS OF STATELEGISLATIVE RACES

House of Representatives Almost 40%of the current 110 membersof the Michigan House of Represent­ atives will not be returning to the lower chamber next year. Of the 41 • memberswho will not be returning, ten have decided to retire, twenty ran for Senate seats, six lost to other incumbents with whomthey were paired as a result of reapportionment, two lost to nonincumbents, and three races between incumbents will be decided in November. At least five of the eighteen membersof the House Appropriations Commit­ tee will not be returning to the House in January. Joseph Conroy (0-Flint) and Robert Welborn (R-Kalamazoo)are running for Senate seats. Leo Lalonde (0-East ) ran for the Senate but was defeated by incumbent Senator Gilbert DiNello (0-East Detroit). Joyce Symons(D-Allen Park) and Frank Wierzbicki (D-Detroit) were victims of reapportionment, losing to incumbent Representatives Jeffrey Padden CD-Wyandotte)and Matthew McNeely(0- Detroit), respectively. A sixth memberof the Appropriations Committee, Gary Vanek (0-Royal Oak), will face Shirley Johnson (R-Royal Oak) in the Novembergeneral election.

State Senate Also in the Senate, at least 40%of the seats will not be occupied by incumbent senators next year (16 out of 38). Five senators are retiring, seven sought other elective offices, three lost primary battles, and two will compete in a single district in November. Manyof the new senators will not necessarily be new faces, however, since current House members or former legislators are involved in the Novemberelection in all but one • of the sixteen open districts. Fully half of the twelve-memberSenate Appropriations Committeewill not be membersof the 82nd State Legislature. Senator Richard Allen (R-Alma) was defeated by Representative Alan Cropsey (R-OeWitt) in the August primary. Committeemembers Alvin DeGrow(R-Pigeon), ThomasGuastella (D-St. Clair), and Harold Scott (0-Flint) are retiring. Ker~y Kammer (D~Clark~ton) and Stephen Monsma(D-Grand Rapids) sought higher office. Jerome Hart (D-Saginaw}, Chairperson of the committee, faces Robert Young (R-Saginaw) in the general election as a result of reapportionment.

House Senate

No. of districts 110 38 Open districts with no incumbent candidates 41 16 Districts with incumbents facing each other in Nov. 3 l Incumbents with no opposition in November 21 6 No. of Appropriations Committeemembers 18 12 • No. of membersdefinitely not returning 5 6 ' 1ff!CE fOR Slt\TE RELAllONS '.LECTION /\N1\LYSIS ,

D - ~nt0crat R.',puhllcan · f ,er 1.-gislator n Sl'eking rt'~lect ion STATEWIDEELECTIVE OFFICES c rent lc9isl. 1. ·,r

lnCUl'lbent Part Candidates--Au ru.h:.i£:-tr_y__Part

fq_v~ William G. Milliken - n R Jaffi('sJ. Blanchard - c D James J. Blanchard Zolton fei-ency 0 William 8. Fitzgerald - f D Kerry Kan111er- c D David A. Plawecki - c D EdwardC. Pierce - c 0 John A. Safron D Jar,1esA. Brickley - c R Richard H. Headlee R Richard H. Headlee L. Brooks Patterson R John A. Welborn - c R lieutenant Governor James A. Brickley - n R D R ThomasE. Brennrn Attorney General Frank J. Kelley D D Frank J. Kelley R L. Brooks Patterson Secretary of State Richard H. Austin D D Richard H. Austin R Elizabeth Andrus ~ard of Education D Barbara Roberts Mason Barbara Roberts Mason 0 David Laro 0 Carroll Hutton R P. Ron Erickson SupremeCourt R Jackie McGregor J~hn W. Fitzgerald D D Michael Cavanagh dr Moody,Jr. D D , Jr. R Ross W. Cam?bell R Dorothy ComstockRiley WSUBoard of Governors Michael Einheuser D 0 Michael Einheuser V.ildred Jeffrey D D R Nancy Boykin R Sam Trentacosta U of M Board of Regents Sarah Goddard Power D D Sarah Goddard Poner ThomasA. Roach D D Thomas.A. Roach R Rockwell Gust R Ellen Templin MSUBoard of Trustees John BowmanBruff D D John BowmanBruff RaymondW. Krolikowski D D Bobby D. Crim R Laura Heuser R George McMa nus, Jr. ~Ff ICE FOR STAll RlLATIONS EL[CllON ANALY51S

Oemocr,lt R~puhlican fon:•~r lt'

Dist. lncu:lhint Cadidati-s--/\ugust Primary Party R~sul ts--August Primary Results--Novl'mber Election

John F. Kelly D John F. Yclly D John f. Kelly Detroit Thon,~s J. C~vanaugh D John C. Hertel - n Thad!cu;. C. Stopczynski - c D Detroit Robert l c-0 \~ade D ,John lauve R John Lauve

2 Basil W. Brown D P.asil W. Brown D Basil W. Brown Highland Park Stanley Smith D Robert A. Z1,olak D

3 Jackie Vaughn !II D Jackie Vaughn III D Jackie Vaughn Ill Detroit RaymcndW Hood - c D

4 David S. Holmes, Jr. D Davi~ S. Holrnes, Jr. D David S. Haimes, Jr. Detroit Hildegard R. Loebel l R Hildegard R. Loebell

5 Michael J. O'Brien D Michael J O'Brien D Michael J. O'Brien Detroit John Czajkm,,ki D Jose,hine U. Hunsinger - f D Georce J Orzech D Theodore Calvin Wallace 0 Frank Wojcik D

6 R. Robert Geake R R. Rebert Geake R R. Robert Geake Northville Noel D. Culbert D Noel D. Culbert Norman Kinzel R

7 James DeSana D James OeSana D James DeSana Wyandotte Mel Kaplani D

Donald E. Bishc;p R Donald E. Bishop R Donald E. Bishop Rochester Philip 0. Mastin - f D Philip 0. Mastin

9 Thomas Guastello - n D. Paul ii. Cousino D St. Clair Patrick R Hart D Cynthia L Hoffraan D Jerry V. Mann D Wm. D. 1-'.cOonald D David M. Serotkin - f D David M. Serotkin Nancy L. Ulrich D Jerald T. Betteley R Bernice C Clark R Kirby Holmes - c R Kirby Holmes

10 George Z. llart D George Z. Hart D lkarborn Stepr.en J Gotowka 0 David A. Pla,iecki - n D Patrick H r-:ccollough - f D Patrick H. McCollough Dearborn Heights James J. Rashid D O2ni€l Thomas Bzovi R Robert G. Ostrowski R Robert G. Ostrowski

ll John Mowat, Jr. - n R Patrick l Harrington - c D Patrick L. Harrington Adrian D0nald 0. 00ty R Charles C ~illiken P. Nor!Tl

12 William Faust D William Faust D William Faust Westland Jan P~ed Bales D l',arl: Przgocki D

13 John A. \!hi tF,an D John A. Whitman llill Camody R Robert A. 1:,,!born - c r. Rohert A. Welborn

Jr;rome T. IIJrt l) D Jero•nc T. llort $,Jqln-1\/ Rot,r.rt D. Your,g f( R')bert D. Yoar,g [( Robert 0. Young Sa9lnaw OfflCE FOR STATERELATIONS ELlCllCN ANALYSIS .. '- [I - Oe1,10~rat R - RPpu~1 ican f • fornX'r 1cg_i s l J tor 11lCIIIGMlSTATE SENATE not scding r,·,•lcction urr1."'nt'i~llli.'....,"'._.,.,_...· ____ _

Jist. Party Candidates--August Primary Party Resul ts--1\ugust Prim,1ry Results--Novcmber Election

15 Jack ra,0n D Jack raxon D Jad Faxon Southfield Alan Fcu,,r 0 Oana IH lson D Dana Wilson 0 ferudale Philip MJrcuse D Doug Ross • n Dan R,:edy D S0uthfield D Jacki Kaye Work D John Anderson R John Anderson S. Jan~s ClJrkscn R Richard N. Corey R David S. Pickering R Markus S. Simon R

16 George W. Suarez D George ~I. Suarez David L. Car.1pbell - f R Doug Cruce· c R Doug Cruce , William McMaster R Jeanne M. Stine R

17 Kerry Kanrner - n D George G. Feueman 0 Clarkston E. Leonard HC\

18 Edward C. Pierce - n 0 Ron Allen 0 Ann Arbor Peter Eckstein D James Murray D Lana Pollack D Lana Po11 ack Roy Smith - c R Roy Smith

Paul Porter - f D Paul Porter Elmer B. Curl R Cecelia J. Fiery R Everitt f. Lincoln - c R Nick Smith • c R Nick Smith Michael J. Swope R

20 Harry DeMaso R Harry OeMaso R Harry DeMaso Battle Creek Tom Holcomb - f D Tom Holcomb

21 John A. \.le1 born - n R Marie Fraser Schneider 0 Marie Fraser Schneider Kalama zoo Russell K. Cooper R Harmon Cropsey - c R Harmon Cropsey Michael C. Fleck R

22 Harry Gast R Harry Gast R Harry Gast St. Joseph Jean Halker D Joan Walker

23 [d Fredricks R Ed Fredricks R Ed Fredricks li~st Olive Charles Bush D Charles Bush

24 William A. Sederburg R William A. Sedcrburg R Wi11 i am A. Scdcrburg East lans irog lin9g Crewcr 0 Paul Rosenbaum - f D Paul Rosenbaum

2', Joe Conroy - c D Joe Conroy Harold G. Sc:11 R Harold G. Sell

2£ Gilbert J. OiNello D Gilbert J. DiNcllo D Gilbert J. DiNello East l){,troi t Leo R. Lalu~de • c D Robert C. Mac00cald R Robert C. MacDonald

27 Art.hur J. Killr,r, Jr. 0 Arthur J. ~illcr, Jr. 0 Arthur J. Miller, Jr. lluren

Gerolrline I y5znyk Filb•Jrn D John Pra-:;i.::•r D John rraqer !,Jn l. C· r;ru,, • c R Oan L. (;,,r,row Paul (. l!oi':.ington R OFFICE roR STAlE RELAllONS ELELTl0U ANALYSIS

O<>ll,,ci-at Hl'publlcJn for.--c,· legislat01· MICfllGi'lflSTATE SEN/\TE 10t ,t,C'k i ilq rPt11Pct ion ~~lill!li~·~L------1 Results--flugu,t PrimJry Results--November Election Dist. I ncumb_,,n_t______r_art~~·, ___ C_a_n_d1_·J_a_t_e,_-_-_fl_ug_u_;_t_P_r_i_m_ar_y_

29 Gary D. Corbin () Gary D. Corbin D Gary D. Corbin Clio Douglas D. Hansen R l!Jrold J. Scott - n Roderick J. Shumnker R Roderick J. Shun1aler Grand Blanc

30 Richard J. Allen R Richard J. flllen R DeWitt Patri ci a McFwoy D Patricia McAvoy Theodoi·e C. Underwood D i\l Cropsey - c R Al Cropsey ,\rchibald C. Maine R Terry McCarthy R

31 Rc~ert Vander laan - n R John C. Hoogeveen 0 John C. Hoogeveen Kentwood James J. Nopper D John l. Damstra R klbert E. DeWitt R Harold lsenga R R Dick Posthumus

32 Stephen V. Monsma- n D John R. Otterbacher - c D John R. Otterbacher Grand Rapids P,wl 8. Henry - c R Paul 8. Henry

33 Phil Arthurhultz R Phil Arthurhul tz R Phil Arthurhultz l.hitehall Jeff Dongvillo - f D Jeff Dongvil 1o lorn Cooper R

34 Alvin DeGrow- n R Kathleen M. Asher D Pigeon James A. Barcia - c D James A. Barcia Roger S. Eckhardt R George L. Johnson R Artis M. Noel R Artis M. Noel

John M. Engler R ,lohn M. Engler R John M. Engl er f',t. Pleasant Donald L. Zinser D Donald L. Zinser

Edward D. Josephs D 1-:ichael G. Mack D [;ale Sheltrown D Dale Sheltro,m C.arol Jo Andrews R - c R Connie Binsfeld lhomas £. Keipert R Hugh F. Prescott R John D. Webb, Jr. R

37 Mitch Irwin D !·\itch Irwin D r.i tch I r,1in Sault Ste. Marie John R. l\nderson R John R. Anderson Steve /,r,dre,,s - c R Bi 11 (as tor R James l. Coon R

38 Joseph S. Mack D Joseph S. Mack D Joseph S. Mack Ironwood Chris A. McCormick R Chris A. McCormick C'Ff!C[ FOR Sl/.Tf. R£l.ATJONS fLLCllONS AIIALYSIS

c; • lJ~m~ci·at ~. Rep;iblican rr~r legislator MICHIGN{HOUSE OF REPRESEtHATJVES t ,rd: in9 rcr, l<'C t ion

ist. lnc,rntJent Party Candidates--A,,gust Primary Part_v Rcsul ts-·August Primary Resul ts--Novcmt>er Elect ion

MicfJel J. Bcnnan~ 0 Michael J. Germane D Michael J. Scnnane Detroit Jack Legel - f 0

2 Clemens E. Bykowski D Clemens L r,y1;01,ski D Detroit James 0. Coppess D Burton Leland 0 Burton Leland D Burton Leland Detroit Thomas Michael O'Brien D Leonard S. Walton D William J. Baker R William J. Baker

3 Matthew McNeely D Matthew McNeely D Matthew McNeely Detroit Leona Brock D Frank V. Wierzbicki D Frank V. Wierzbicki D Detroit Ken Fields 0 Kermit Lee Lawsor, D Howard McCoy D Charles Powe11 D C. W. Stevens D Harry Tank D Chester R. Ca1 ka R John Wojyts R John Wojyts

4 Dennis 8. Cushingberry D Thomas Malone D Josephine Sexton D Alma G. Stal h;orth - f 0 Alma G. Stallworth

5 Teola P. Hunter D Teola P. Hunter D Teo la P. Hunter Detroit

v Morris Hood, Jr. D Morris Hood, Jr. D Morris Hood, Jr. Detroit

7 George Cushingberry, Jr. D George Cushingberry, Jr. D Detroit Nelson W. Saunders D Nelson W. Saunders Carolyn Montgorr;ery R Carolyn Montgomery

8 Daisy Elliott D Daisy Elliott D Detroit Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick D Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick D Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick Detroit

9 Ethel Terrell D Ethel Terrell 0 Ethel Terrell Highland Park Joseph J. Grzecki, Jr. D Martha G. Scott D ~lilliam Andrew Thomas R William Andrevt Thoma9

10 Virgil C. Smith, Jr. 0 Virgil C. Smith, Jr. D Virgil C. SQith, Jr. Di",troit Nathan Vinson D Rajl'.lOnd flood - n 0 lietroit

11 Stanley Stopczynski D Stanley Stopczyr.ski D Stanley Stopczynski Detroit Jack G. Devine D Thoddeus C. Stopczynski - n 0 Edward K. Viichalski D lk:troi t

12 Curtis Hertel D Curtis Hertel D Curtis Hertel Oetroi t [d~ard S. Egnatios 0 Richard A.11.J. Guzowski D Jeanne Tipton R Jeanne Tipton

13 William R. Bryant, Jr. R William R. Bryant, Jr. R William R. ~r,ant, Jr. Gro~se Pointe Farm, Jim frfosem~ 0 J;,r,e E. ~teve,,s 0 Jane f. Stevens

,:1111~m Ry~n - n Ii lony P,rioc [l Ct-trol t l\arr1 T. Jolliffi, Sr. ll Ja rrc l t~ S 11.:1,on!; ll ,Jee Yo,,r.publi can f1'.1Cr ll'qislator MICHJG/\NHOUSE OF REPRESUH,iTIVES t st'ckii1g reelrction ...::.==------~•

,ist. lncumb,•nt______P_,i_r_tY~,--Candiates--1\u.::..gt_is__t_. _P_1_·1_·,,,_a__,ry'------iP~a1_·t-=-y+----~e_s_u_l_ts--r,u2:1_~t rr1m~---<>--R_e.c.s.c..u_lt:..:s_-_-Nc:.;o;...v.c.e_m;;..becc.1_· .c:E..:.le::-c=-t=-1-=o:.:.n__ ~

15 Joe Young, Jr. D Joe Young, Jr. D Joe Young, Jr. Detroit Lloyd II. Leonard 0 Scnida M. Merritt D Arthur Lee Morman D Kay Popielarski 0

16 Clifford 0. Gary 0 Clifford 0. Gary D Detroit Ronald R. Jam0s D Juanita Watkins D ,Juanita \-:atki ns D Juanita Watkins Detroit Delores Y. Massie D LaMar N. Richardson, Jr. D Hattie L. Smith D Dovie T. Pickett R Dovie T. Pickett

17 Frederick C. Brown D Joe Estrada D Rage1i o Landin D Willa Mae King-Malone D RaymondM. Murphy D Ray1wnd M. Murphy Stephen S. Ryan D Robert Murphy R Robert Murphy

18 Dennis l. Kibbe D Dennis l. Kibbe Ronald S. Jessuo 0 Geno R. Bartoletti R Darrell D. Becker R Wayne H. Everett R Sidney Ouwinga R Sidney Ouwinga lewis W. Smith R

Donald Van Singel R Donald Van Singel R Donald Van Singel Grant Lee R. Fausey D Lee R. Fausey Gerald W. Derks, Jr. R Peter J. Moutsatson R

20 Patricia J. Kent D Robert J. Seeterlin D Robert J. Seeterlin Ronald Spainhour D Alan Walton D Harold G. Berry R Everett Gustafson R lerry E. Lilley R Rudy J. Nichols R Rudy J. Nichols

21 llarry K. Benson D Valerie M. Blanchett. 0 Jacqueline K. Rousselo 0 Darryl E. Smith 0 Richard F. Sullivan D Richard f. Sullivan Roy Raker R Roy Raker

22 Gary H. O;,,en D Gary M. o.-,en D Gary M. Owen Ypsilanti Lorraine Hendrickson D

23 Mary Mdison Hitt D ~·,ary Addison llitt Hike Phillips D Jeffery Blackburn R John ',I, Gun:bert R Philip L Hoffman R Philip L Hoffman

24 Richard O. Fessler - n R George F. 1'.ontgon,ery 0 Georgt? f. Montgo~.cry \.:est Bloo,:ifield Ho,-,~rd L. De11 R Do,,~1d F. Eby R Rom.,,; C. Hanmer R J

(l(onni~ M. Dutko D D•:nni~ I-',. 0,1tko D WHrt·n L,wry Rr,cca D Warren O'Hrien - f R )rFJCE FOR STAT[ RELATIONS EL[CTICNANALYSIS

0 - [){>mocrat R - Republican r - forn~r legislator M!Cfl!G!INHOUSE REPRESCNT/\TIVES n - t se~king r~elPction or-

~ist. lncumhent Party Candl dates- -August Prin1ry Party R~sult~--1\ugust Prk.Jry Results--November Election

26 Kirby Hohies - n R [iob [v,~ns D Utica [\Jvid H. Nowinski D Ma,·y Elkn Parrott 0 Mary Ellen Parrott Doug Carl R Mary llolme, R l·\Jry Holmes P.ark A. 1yza R

27 -- Ted L. Anders 0 Steve C. r.erecz 0 ,lames A. Caygil 1 0 Vincent Joe Porreca 0 Vincent Joe Porreca El mer (. Tromb 1 ey 0 Burt Wintenburg 0 Robert E. Rowe R Robert E. Rowe

28 -- , Lawrence J. Coogan 0 Robert A. 0eMars 0 Robe,·t A. OeMars Robert Hunt 0 William C. Riney 0 Tracey E. Salisbury 0 Edna E. Shevock D

29 Rick Sitz D Rick Sitz D Rick Sitz Taylor

30 Jeffrey D. Padden 0 Jeffrey 0. Padden 0 Jeffrey 0. Padden \lyandotte Gerald P. Cole 0 Joyce Symons 0 Joyce Symons D Allen Park Thomas Fa1·ley 0 Thomas Anderson - n 0 James Fleming 0 Southgate James P. l!ogan 0 Joseph G. Kuspa 0 Michael R. McCandless 0 Michael F. Reidy D Ken Rockensuess D James E. 0udus R James E. 0udus

31 Lucille H. McCollcugh 0 Lucille H. Mccollough 0 Lucille H. McCollough Dearborn John V. Vinup 0 Frank Bewick R Bi 11 Runco R Bi 11 Runco

32 Richard A. Young 0 Richard A. Young 0 Richard A. Young Dearborn Heights Steve 0ziadzio 0 Gerald Trudel D

33 William R. Keith D William R. Keith D William R. Keith Garden City

34 John Bennett D John Bennett D John Bennett Redford Robert J. Schumaker 0

3S Jack E. Kirksey R Jack E. Ki rkscy R Jack E. Kir~.sey Livonia

Y., -· R. Iii 11 i am Joyner D R. Iii 11iac, Joyner Ron Fisher R Gerald II. Law R Gerald H. Law Gary Wolfram R

37 [L',1ard [. Jl,aha1 ak 0 Edward E. Mdhalak 0 Edward E. Mahalak P.omulus RngH J. Cadaret 0 Jim t'.o•,tcv,1 0 Betty ,Jo Price 0 lheodorc W. Jacques R Theo•lore II. Jacques ltltSy1vfo r-:.St rel R Sylvia t·L Sr.rel R SyhlJ M. Srrel ll~st 1and Ju:, ti r1t G1 rr,<; 0 Jus ti rir: Bems lh',

D - Democrat R - Rcpuollcan fA-r.>!r 1,,qislator MICHIGANHOUSE OF REPRESEflTI\TIVES n9l se._,r.l.n']r~election

Oist. Incumbent Party rar,didates--Av9ust Primary Party Resul ts--August Primary Results--Novcmbcr Election

39 Patrick L. Harrington - n D Jcn-y C. Bartnick D Jerry C. Bartnick Monroe Mark S. Braunlich D Roy W. Nobles D Ronald G. Ziegler D frank L. Kunath R Jo Carolyn Track R Jo Carolyn Track

40 James E. Hadden R James E. Hadden R Adrian Richard D. Williams D Richard D. Williams Louis A. Rebottaro R Timothy L. Walberg R Timothy L. Wa1 berg

41 Nick Smith - n R Noble J. Brady D Addison James Manning D James Manning John T. Dean R , John W. Kees lar • R Fran~ J. Kruszka R Rod Morrison R Michael E. Nye R Michael L Nye

42 Harmon Cropsey - n R Greg Carson D Greg Carson Decatur Herbert M. Davis D Tom lamb R Glenn Oxender R Glenn Oxender Dick Ward R

43 Carl F. Gnodtke R Carl F. Gnodtke R Carl F. Gnodtke Sawyer Robert E. Warner D Robert E. Warner Harry F. Siedelberg R

tad S. Stacey R Lad S. Stacey R Lad S. Stacey Berrien Springs Charles Ke1 ly D Charles Kelly

45 Bela Kennedy - n R Roy C. Wiles D Roy C. Wiles Bangor George 8. Fritz R James Mick Middaugh R James Mick Middaugh Barry J. Nil son R Eltcn Ransler R Del Stevens R

46 lsary C. Brown D ~'.ary C. Brown D Mary C. Bro·,m Kalamazoo Phillip L. Davis R Phillip L. Davis

47 Robert Welborn - n R Carol A. Waszkiewicz D Carol A. Waszkie11icz Kalamazoo Tom Lanze R Ronald K. Mosher R Paul Wartner R Paul Wartner

48 Donald H. Gilmer R Donald H. Gilmer R Donald H. Gt lmer Augusta Winfred Hinkley D Philip P. Schultz D Philip P. Schultz Willi am F. Guhl R

49 Richard Fitzpatrick D eichard Fitzpatrick D Richard Fitzpatrick Battle Creek John R. Sleight D Richard H. Went;:orth R Richard H. Wentworth

50 Michael J. Griffin D Michael J. Griffin D Mich3el J. Griffin Jackson t-'.ary r.d th Ila llant inc R f:3ry Y.elth Ballantine R Mary KP.ith Ballantine Jackson (veritt f. Lincoln - n R Albion

Frederic~ [,il11ngham R rrc~~rick Dillingham R frrc,·ri c~ DI11 t n~ham fo·~lervl lle Ruth Ro,ctne D Rull, P.omln~ OFFICE FOR STAll RELATIONS ELLCTIONSANALYSIS

D • Ocmocr,,t R - R<'public,in f - form0r lc9isl,1tor n - notset'kinq r~clection MICHIG,\NIIOUSE OF REPRESUl1flTIVES

01st. Incumbent Party Candiddtcs--Au9usl f'rimJry Party Results--August Primary Resul ts--Novemlier Election

52 Roy Smith - n R Henry J. Flandysz D Henry J. Flandysz \psilanti Ed Aluk R lee Ooser R Harold L. Moon R Margart't O'Connor R Margaret O'Connor Larry Steeb R Ronald L Weber R

53 Perry Bullard D Perry Bullard D Perry Bullard Ann Arbor

54 Paul Hillegonds R Paul Hi llegonds R Paul Hi llegonds Holland Laura J. Loughead D Laura J. Loughead

55 -- Tedd Bush D lcdd Bush Daniel Krueger R William Van Regenmorter R William Van Regenmorter

56 Ernest W. Nash R Ernest W. Nash R Ernest W. Kash Dimondale Douglas R. Inglis D Douglas R. Inglis Richard E. Van Fossen D Phillip A. Brown R

57 David C. Hollister D David C. Hollister D David C. Hollister Lansing Judith A. Fawcett R Judith A. Fawcett

SB D Debbie Stabenow D Debbie Stabenow Lansing Don Corser D Paula J. Johnson R Paula J. Johnson Dave Wood R

59 H. Lynn Jondahl D H. Lynn Jondahl D IL Lynn Jondahl East Lansing Scott T. Schultz R Paul W. Stearns R Paul W. Stearns / 60 -- Robert E. McCall D Robert E. McCa 11 Willis Bullard, Jr. R Willis Bullard, Jr. Martha L. Hoyer R Allen C. Ingle R John J. Roethe 1 R John Van Dyke R

61 Claude A. lrim D Claude A. Trim D Claude A. Trim Davisburg Tom Gitter R Mat J. Dunaskiss R Mat J. Dunaskiss R Mat J. Dunaskiss lake Orion

62 Linwood L. Flack, Jr. D Charlie J. Harrison, Jr. - f D Charlie J. Harrison, Jr. Edward R. Bi992r R James E. Morris Ill R Gary L. Printz R Gary L. Printz

63 Doug Cruce - n R Vicki L. Kremm D Vicki L. Krerrrn Troy Ridgc An

Maxine ~2rman D M,-,xinc Ben:i1n r cl tr,,, [. Jorh:$ [I llorr.,rn Lol'atin D 01Pf PLrlmutr·r D Isaac (lkd f,1-!!r.nnizl R fknry G. Leed> R l!en(J G. l(·r,ds 'OFFICE FOR SlATE RELATIC~S ELECTl0NANAL\SlS

[I • Oemc~rat R - Rcp,.~lican f - foTT~•· lr9i s l ct tor ot ;vd.i11g rcclect1on MICHIGANHOUSE or- REPRESENT,mVES

Rcsults--August Primary Results--November Election Oist. Incumbent Party Candidatcs--/\ugust Prkary Party

65 Reth B. McNamee R Ruth B. r-icNamce R Huth C. fkt;c,mee 6i,infngham Scott r. Sr.iith 0 Seo l t F. Smith L. Jean Willoughby R l. Jean Wil 1oughby R ~1oomfield Iii lls Jnc>s L Oefebaugh - n R Sinningham

66 Wi1 fred D. Webb D Wilfred 0. Webb D Wilfred D. I/ebb F.izel Park Theodore J. Wilk D Terry Nalon R Terry Nalon ·

67 Jc-e Forbes D Joe Forbes D Joe Forbes C>

68 Gary Vanek D Gary Vanek D Gary Vanek RJya1 Oak Shirley Johnson R Shirley Johnson R Shirley Johnson F;oyal Oak

69 Wilbur V. Brotherton R Wilbur V. Brotherton R Wi1 bur V. Brotherton Farmington Aldo Vagnozzi D /\ldo Vagnozzi

70 Jc~n Kelsey - n D Virginia Perry D ,arren Michael E. Scozzari D l1 oyd F. Weeks D Lloyd F. Weeks Wil1 i am O. Bourne R Wi11 i am D. Bourne

71 Art Madar D -- Steven M. Pomaville D Sal Rocca - f D Sal Rocca Michael R. Fur~an R Michael R. Furman !. Sally Lain R 72 Oa·1id H. Evans D David H. Evans D David H. Evans Mt. Clemens Kenneth H. Bobcean D Robert A. Perakis R Robert A. Perakis

73 Nick Ciaramitaro D Nick Ciaramitaro D Nick Ciaramitaro '"'seville Anthony L. Poma D Leo Lalonde - n D East Detroit

74 Jchn M. Maynard D John M. Maynard D John M. Mayrard St. Clair Shores J. Edward Wyszynski, 'Jr. R J. Edward Wyszynski, Jr.

75 -- Kenneth J. OeBeaussaert - f D Kenneth J. OeBeaussaert flarry T. Diehl D Victor P.. Ste eh D George C. Furton R George C. Furton Ed Gates R Arline learst R

76 Dan L. OeGrow- n R William fl. Dennis D brt Huron J31~es A. Docherty D Jan~, A. Docherty Ted Frantz D Anthon/ Pe11 erito D St?.nl(•y M. Brown R Jacqu~linc Downing R C. f r a rici s Ma1 a rie R Marjorie A. Thomas R Marjcrie A. Thomas

77 Loren Arrr.l>ruster - n R Jarie, McCann D Jor'lf!, Mccann (MO Dick f,llen R Did Allen Jae,:,[. Binner R Ric.hard fir:h:rri:l R lfo<)U,y Goori R Ter,·; Lee llo11tr.00fd R Jr,hn ~:e:et, R Poh1,.-t I.. St.idle R J,l:.i!', M. li,ciphn·/ R

1B K~! th Mux 1 ow R rP1th f'.u, l (M R t:t I tt, ::11,.1,1·,; £.-rtnn City f·ict,.irJ r. D,,v1,,~ 0 Id d;u

O - Oemoc,·at R - R,•put,l i can f. or,,icr legislator MICHIGANHOUSE OF REPRESl'N11\11VES t s~~king reelection

Oist. lncum1'ent Party Candidates--August Fri""lfY Pa,·t_v R,,sul ts--August Primary Rcsults--Novemt>er Election

79 .. ,lal111D. Cherry, Jr. D John D. Cherry, Jr. t:ichJ~l J. Messmore D Granville E. Auker R Granville E. Auker Ridy D. Culilnings R

80 .. Karen Aldridge-Sims D Floyd Clilck D Floyd Clack Barbara A. Culp D Michael E. Marve R Michael E. Marve

81 Robert l. Emerson D Robert l. Emerson D Robert L. Er.o2rson Fl int Richard K. Dobbs R Richard K. Dobbs . 82 Bobby Crim - n D Jack Conley D Davison r Lauren Hyslicki 0 Thorns E. Scott 0 Thomas E. Scott D Thomas E. Scott Flint Dean C. Bagna11 R Patricia A. Conley R Patricia A. Conley

83 Charles l. Mueller R Charles L. Mueller R Charles L. Mueller linden Randy C. Ensley 0 Randy C. Ensley Joe Conroy - n D Timothy E. Hagnitz R Flint

84 John G. Strand R John G. Strand R John G. Strand Lapeer Larry E. Burkhalter - f 0 Larry E. Burkhalter George[. Lennox D

85 James E. O'Neill, Jr. D James E. O'Neill, Jr. D James E. O'Neill, Jr. Saginaw

86 lewis N. Dodak 0 lewis N. Oodak D Lewis N. Oodak Montrose .. 87 Francis R. Spaniola D Francis R. Spaniola D Francis R. Spaniola Corunna

88 -· Rod Bergeron D Bob Ed·,1ards D Bob Ed~1ards Robert Bender R Robert Bender David Bennett R Jerry L. Bullard R Mikc Fracker R Blase Kearney R Thomas Lower R Samue1 ~'.cKeown R Ronald L. Reisterer R Croig W. Starh:eather R

89 Gary l. Randall R Gary l. P.anda 11 R Gary L. Randa11 Elwell Donald Proko D Alan l. Cropsey - n R Phillip J. Stod1ard D l~illip J. Stoddard DeWitt J. Rayr,,ond Pineau R Alta Catherine Reed R Virginia L. Zeeb R

90 M~rtin Buth - n R Gary r,odenburg D Gary Rodenburg Rockford Sid SF,ith D w~nd~ll L. Briggs R Victor C. Krause R Vict0r C. Krause Lorry L. Lindsley R lid 1 Mcds~n R FrtdcriLk K. Thorne R fi-:_.i-rn'./i~~.~r R Jf'rry C. WallilCC R

D~nald J. Crandall (J l•onald J. Cranda 11 C1 a Ir I . Ar.•Ji-,,,1~ P. Su" O,a ffrc C(,u1 lH p WJllrr J. U0LJn~~ R 1-/,1l ter J. Delange f';Jr I< Lt.,rv1on P. T(0:'1 Er·gc!S p f(ltJ,,,rd A. Van.J,,n,-0lcn p orFICE.FOR STATE Rll.ATIONS "CLECTIONSANALY~IS

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92 Thomas C. HJthieu 0 Tho::,3s C. M,1thieu D Tho::,as C. Mathieu Grand Rapids Al l\rockette R Al Brockette

93 Bruce Tricmstra D Bruce Triec•stra VL't·nc1n'-1. Eh1 crs. R Vernon J. Ehlers Thomas Knol R Robert J. Mast R

94 Jelt Sietsema 0 Jelt Sictsec,a D Jelt Sietsema Grand Rapids Richard Cardi na 1 D John Otterbacher - n D Terri L. Land R Terri L. Land Grand Rapids Courtland L. Nederveld R Paul B. Henry - n R Grand Rapids

95 James K. Dressel R James K. Dressel R Janies K. Dressel Grand Haven Herbert B. Face D Herbert B. Face Kenneth J. Ruiter R

96 Marvin- L. Mickey Knight R Marvin l. Mickey Knight R Marvin L. Mickey Knight Muskegon Ruth ~\arcus D Ruth Marcus Jack L. Hagernr.aker D Sam Hendl i ng R

97 Edgar A. Geerlings R Edgar A. Gcerlings R Edgar A. Geerlings Muskegon Martin L. Hulka D Martin L. fiulka Arnold Kelm D Max J. Rickse R

98 Ed Giese R Ed Giese R Ed Giese Manistee J.C. Fredrlk Vander Haag D J. C. Fredrik Vander llaag Henry E. Rasmussen R

99 Jeff Cleveland D Mark A. Klein D Mark A. Klein Richard L. Anderson R I/alter F. Deacon R Colleen Engler - f R Colleen Engler Andre,-, Jarnes Marks R Nancy J. Sheehan R Steven E. Stanley R Ronald L. Steinke R Bob Stroud R

100 J. Michael Busch P. J. Michael ~~sch R J. Michael Busch Saginaw Francisco G. Paez D Francisco G. Paez Karl K. Moon R

101 James A. Barcia - n D Susan Gotfried D Bay City Thorr.a, L. llickner D Thoc:as L. Hickner Dean Oswa1 d D lhor.,as E. Sa 11on D Anthony G. Sa·,ika D Joseph K. Sheeran D Timothy G. Sullivan D John L. W~slo,;,ki D Susan K. Eckhardt R Susan K. Eckhardt Michael J. t·:ellett R

Hl2 Michael D. HJyes R Michai, 1 D. ~ayes R Mlch,Jel D. llaycs P,irlland Wil I i;,·n C. P•oese D William C. R~csc

103 Ra1 ~h Ost 11ng R Ra1 ph Ost 1 i n~ R Ral1•h O~tling Rosccwmon L(:>1is L Cox D Leiii ·, [, Cox

(0ni;lc Biw,feld . n !'. Fv.Jnr;,:1ir,C' ,J. St,1nd1ik 0 fvan~~linc J, ~tanchlk Haplc City Mi ch,J'-' 1 Cr1l 1,1h~r1 R f'hillip f•• Grth R Thr,::a·~

(l • [lt',,,xrat r. - Rq,ut>lfcan. o,n,r kgi,lator MICIIIGANHOUSE Of RrJ'RFSEfHA1IVES t '>t't!l.in,; t'i.:'t'li'Cti()f1 ------···

t Rcsults--November Election ,isl. lncU'al>ent--~------, Party Candi d.Hes--/1,,gus t Primary Party R~sults--Augus Primary 105 Toni Alley D Tc>mAlley D TomAlley !

106 Steve Andrews - n R Vincent S. Do,long D Wolverine Edward J. Hier D Edward J. Hier Brian l.. Cununi119s R Donald J. Do11ling, Jr. R ~:ilyne H. Francisco R Joy Bearss Gaasch R Lanny Kinssbury R Phillip L. Lind le R Scott A. l-lcle~nan R John Piper R John D. Pridnia R John D. Pridnia J. D. Staton R Gene Thornton R

107 Charles H, Varnum - n R Richard A. rorstrier D Manistique Pat Gagliardi D Pat Gagliardi Michael J. Cott1ter R Bob Davis, Jr. R Bob Davis, Jr. Roger f\alette R Jim Storey R lee Van Dam R

108 D. J. Jaco bet ti D D. J. Jacobetti D D. J. Jacobetti Negaunee

Jack I.. Gingrass D Jack L. Gir.grass D Jack L. Gingrass Iron Mountain

110 Donald 11. Koivisto D Donald W. Koivisto 0 Donald W. Koivis to Mass City

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