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Michigan House of Representatives Unofficial 2010 Election Results Michigan House of Representatives Unofficial 2010 Election Results 63 Republicans, 47 Democrats NEW DEM. REPS: 2nd: Lisa Howze Republican Caucus (63) Democratic Caucus (47) rd 3 : Alberta Tinsley Talabi th st 4th: Maureen Stapleton 19 : John Walsh - Livonia 1 : Tim Bledose – Grosse Pointe th nd 5th: John Olumba 20 : Kurt Heise (Corriveau) - Plymouth 2 : Lisa Howze (Lemmons) - Detroit th rd rd 8 : Thomas Stallworth 23 : Patrick Somerville (Kennedy) - New Boston 3 : Alberta Tinsley Talabi (B. Scott) - Detoit 10th: Harvey Santana 24th: Anthony Forlini (Roberts) – Harrison Twp. 4th: Maureen Stapleton (Young) - Detroit 14th: Paul Clemente 30th: Jeff Farrington (Rocca) – Utica 5th: John Olumba (Johnson) - Detroit th 15 : George Darany 32nd: Andrea LaFontaine (Haase) – Richmond 6th: Fred Durhal -Detroit th 17 : Phil Cavanagh 33rd: Ken Goike (Meltzer) – Ray Twp. 7th: Jimmy Womack - Detroit th 26 : Jim Townsend th th st 36 : Pete Lund – Shelby Twp. 8 : Thomas Stallworth (Cushingberry) - Detroit 31 : Marilyn Lane th th th 38 : Hugh Crawford - Novi 9 : Shanelle Jackson - Detroit 35 : Rudy Hobbs th th th 40 : Chuck Moss - Birmingham 10 : Harvey Santana (Leland) - Detroit 49 : Jim Ananich st th th 41 : Marty Knollenberg - Troy 11 : David Nathan – Detroit 50 : Charles Smiley rd th rd 43 : Gail Haines - Waterford 12 : Rashida Tlaib - Detroit 53 : Jeff Irwin th th th 44 : Eileen Kowall – White Lake 13 : Andrew Kandrevas - Southgate 54 : David Rutledge th th th 45 : Tom McMillin – Rochester Hills 14 : Paul Clemente (Clemente) – Lincoln Park 60 : Sean McCann th th th 46 : Brad Jacobsen (Marleau) - Oxford 15 : George Darany (Palidori) - Dearborn 75 : Brandon Dillon th th 92nd: Marcia Hovey-Wright 47 : Cindy Denby - Fowlerville 16 : Bob Constan – Dearborn Heights th st th 95 : Stacy Erwin Oakes 51 : Paul Scott – Grand Blanc 17 : Phil Cavanagh (Dillon) – Redford Twp. nd th 96th: Charles Brunner 52 : Mark Ouimet (Byrnes) – Scio Twp. 18 : Richard LeBlanc – Westland th st TOTAL: 21 (D) 55 : Rick Olson (Angerer) – York Twp. 21 : Dian Slavens – Canton Twp. th nd 56 : Dale Zorn (Ebli) - Monroe 22 : Douglas Geiss - Taylor NEW GOP REPS th th 57 : Nancy Jenkins (Spade) - Clayton 25 : Jon Switalski - Warren 20th: Kurt Heise 58th: Kenneth Kurtz - Coldwater 26th: Jim Townsend (Donigan) – Royal Oak rd 23 : Patrick Somerville 59th: Matt Lori – Constantine 27th: Ellen Cogen Lipton – Huntington Woods th 24 : Anthony Forlini 61st: Margaret O’Brien (DeShazor) - Portage 28th: Lesia Liss - Warren 30th: Jeff Farrington rd th nd 63 : Jase Bolger - Marshall 29 : Tim Melton – Auburn Hills 32 : Andrea LaFontaine th st rd 64 : Earl Poleski (Griffin) - Jackson 31 : Marilyn Lane (Miller) - Fraser 33 : Gina Bucci th th th 65 : Mike Shirkey (Vacant) – Clark Lake 34 : Woodrow Stanley - Flint 46 : Brad Jacobsen th th st 66 : Bill Rogers - Brighton 35 : Rudy Hobbs (Gregory) – Lathrup Village 61 : Margaret O’Brien th th nd 70 : Rick Outman (Huckleberry) – Six Lakes 37 : Vicky Barnett – Farmington Hills 52 : Mark Ouimet st th th 71 : Deb Shaughnessy (Rick Jones) – Charlotte 39 : Lisa Brown – West Bloomfield 55 : Rick Olson nd nd th 72 : Ken Yonker (Amash) – Caledonia 42 : Harold Haugh -Roseville 56 : Dale Zorn rd th th 73 : Peter MacGregor (Pearce) - Rockford 48 : Rick Hammel – Mt. Morris 57 : Nancy Jenkins th th 64th: Earl Poleski 74 : Dave Agema - Grandville 49 : Jim Ananich (Gonzlaes) - Flint th th 65th: Mike Shirkey 77 : Thomas Hooker (Green) – Byron Center 50 : Charles Smiley (Slezak) - Burton th rd 70th: Rick Outman 78 : Sharon Tyler - Niles 53 : Jeff Irwin (Warren) – Ann Arbor th th 71st: Deb Shaughnessy 79 : Al Pscholka (Proos) – Stevensville 54 : David Rutledge (Smith) –Ypsilanti 72nd: Ken Yonker 80th: Aric Nesbitt (Schuitmaker) – Lawton 60th: Sean McCann (Robert Jones) – Kalamazoo 73rd: Peter MacGregor 81st: Jud Gilbert (Pavlov) – Algonac 62nd: Kate Segal –Battle Creek th nd th 77 : Thomas Hooker 82 : Kevin Daley – Arcadia Twp. 67 : Barb Byrum -Onondaga 79th: Al Pscholka rd th 83 : Paul Muxlow (Espinoza) – Brown City 68 : Joan Bauer -Lansing 80th: Aric Nesbitt th th st 84 : Kurt Damrow (Terry Brown) – Austin 69 : Mark Meadows – East Lansing 81 : Jud Gilbert th th rd 85 : Ben Glardon (Ball) - Owosso 75 : Brandon Dillon (Dean) – Grand Rapids 83 : Paul Muxlow th th th 86 : Lisa Posthumus Lyons (Hildenbrand) – Alto 76 : Roy Schmidt – Grand Rapids 84 : Kurt Damrow th nd th 87 : Mike Callton (Calley) - Nashville 92 : Marcia Hovey-Wright (Bennett) - Muskegon 85 : Ben Glardon th th th 88 : Bob Genetski – Saugatuck 95 : Stacy Erwin Oakes (Vacant) - Saginaw 86 : Lisa Posthumus Lyons th th th 89 : Amanda Price (Meekhof) - Holland 96 : Charles Brunner (Mayes) – Bay City 87 : Mike Callton th th th 90 : Joseph Haveman – Holland 109 : Steven Lindberg - Marquette 89 : Amanda Price st st 91 : Holly Hughes (Valentine) -White River Twp. 91 : Holly Hughes rd 97th: Joel Johnson 93 : Paul Opsommer – DeWitt th 99th: Kevin Cotter 94 : Kenneth Horn – Frankenmuth th 100th: Jon Bumstead 97 : Joel Johnson (Vacant) – Clare 101st: Ray Franz 98th: Jim Stamas - Midland nd th 102 : Phil Potvin 99 : Kevin Cotter (Caul) – Mt. Pleasant 103rd: Bruce Rendon 100th: Jon Bumstead (Hansen) - Newaygo th 105 : Greg MacMaster 101st: Ray Franz (Scripps) – Onekama 106th: Peter Pettalia nd th 102 : Phil Potvin (Booher) – Cadillac 107 : Frank Foster rd th 103 : Bruce Rendon (Sheltrown) – Lake City 108 : Ed McBroom th th 104 : Wayne Schmidt – Traverse City 110 : Matt Huuki th 105 : Greg MacMaster (Elsenheimer) – Kewadin TOTAL: 40 (R) th 106 : Peter Pettalia (Neumann) - Presque Isle th 107 : Frank Foster (McDowell) – Pellston 108th: Ed McBroom (Nerat) – Vulcan 110th: Matt Huuki (Lahti) – Atlantic Mine Kelley Cawthorne Analysis: The House has gone from a 67-43 Democrat Majority after the 2008 election to a 63-4 Republican Majority after the 2010 election. This is the sixth (6th) change in partisan control for the House in the last ten (10) election cycles dating back to 1992. In 2011, the House will have 61 freshmen members out of 110. This is a turn-over rate of 55%. The Majority Republican caucus will have 40 freshmen out of 67 total members. In other words, almost 60% of the new Republican Majority caucus will be freshmen. The Minority Democratic caucus will have 21 freshmen out of 43 total members which is nearly 50%. Republicans challengers defeated nine (9) Democrat incumbents. The defeated incumbents are: Terry Brown of the Thumb; Kate Ebli from the Monroe area; Marty Griffin of Jackson; Jennifer Haase in Macomb County; Deb Kennedy from Wayne County; Mike Huckleberry of Greenville; Judy Nerat of the U.P.; Sarah Roberts in Macomb County; and Dan Scripps in Northwestern Lower Michigan. Returning Republican member Jase Bolger should be named Speaker-elect of the House at the Republican leadership elections on November 9. Top leadership candidates for the Democrats are currently Rep. Rick Hammel and Rep. Woodrow Stanley, both of Genesee County, and potentially Tim Melton of Auburn Hills. Michigan State Senate Unofficial 2010 Election Results 26 Republicans, 12 Democrats Freshmen: 29 Returning Incumbents: 9 Current House Members: 14 Former House Members: 14 No prior legislative service: 1 Republican Caucus (26) Democratic Caucus (12) 7th: Patrick Colbeck (Patterson) - Canton 1st: Coleman Young (Clarke) - Detroit 11th: Jack Brandenburg (Sanborn) – Harrison Twp. 2nd: Bert Johnson (Scott) - Detroit 10th: Tory Rocca (Switalski) – Sterling Heights 3rd: Morris Hood III (Clark-Coleman) - Detroit 12th: Jim Marleau (Bishop) – Lake Orion 4th: Virgil Smith (Thomas) - Detroit 13th: John Pappageorge - Troy 5th: Tupac Hunter - Detroit 15th: Mike Kowall (Cassis) – White Lake 6th: Glenn Anderson - Westland 16th: Bruce Caswell (Brown) - Hillsdale 8th: Hoon-Yung Hopgood (Basham) -Taylor 17th: Randy Richardville -Monroe 9th: Steve Bieda (Olshove) - Warren 19th: Mike Nofs – Battle Creek 14th: Vince Gregory (Jacobs) - Southfield 20th: Tonya Schuitmaker (George) - Lawton 18th: Rebekah Warren (Brater) - Ann Arbor 21st: John Proos (Jelinek) – St. Joseph 23rd: Gretchen Whitmer * - East Lansing 22nd: Joe Hune (Garcia) – Hamburg Twp. 27th: John Gleason - Flushing 24th: Rick Jones (Birkholz) – Grand Ledge 25th: Phil Pavlov (Gilbert) – St. Clair 26th: David Robertson (Cherry) – Grand Blanc 28th: Mark Jansen – Gaines Twp. 29th: David Hildenbrand (Hardiman) - Lowell 30th: Arlan Meekhof (Kuipers) – West Olive 31st: Mike Green (Barcia) – Bay City 32nd: Roger Kahn –Saginaw Twp. 33rd: Judy Emmons (Cropsey) - Sheridan 34th: Goeff Hansen (Van Woerkom) - Hart 35th: Darwin Booher (McManus) - Evart 36th: John Moolenaar (Stamas) - Midland 37th: Howard Walker (Allen) –Traverse City 38th: Tom Casperson (Prusi) - Escanaba Key: Last name of outgoing incumbent appears in parentheses. * = Caucus Leader Kelley Cawthorne Analysis: As we predicted, the Senate Republicans retained control and increased their margin by four (4) seats. Republicans also swept all eight (8) seats we identified as competitive to gain a 2/3 Super- Majority. This means Republicans can give a bill immediate effect and pass proposed constitutional amendments without any Democratic votes. Due to Term Limits, the Michigan Senate will have 29 first term members out of 38 in 2011, a turn-over rate of 76%. Of the 38 members: nine (9) are returning incumbents, fourteen (14) are current House members, fourteen (14) are former House members, and one (1) has no prior legislative service. Top candidates for Senate Majority Leader are second-termer Randy Richardville of Monroe County and first-termer John Proos of St. Joseph. Republican leadership elections are set for November 9, 2010. Sen. Gretchen Whitmer of East Lansing will be the Senate Minority Leader in 2011. She is the first woman in state history to lead a Senate caucus. .
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