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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES PO Box 30014, Lansing MI 48909 District/Party/Name/Hometown Office # Ph. 373- SENATE Website: www.house.mi.gov 94 R ***Kelly, Tim, Saginaw Twp. 1198 HOB 0837 PO Box 30036, Lansing, MI 48909 63 Republicans, 46 Democrats, 1 Vacancy 39 R ***Kesto, Klint, Commerce Twp. 888 HOB 1799 Website: www.senate.mi.gov Gary Randall, Clerk 109 D ***Kivela, John, Marquette 1488 HOB 0498 27 Republicans, 11 Democrats 373-0135 16 D ***Kosowski, Robert, Westland 695 HOB 2576 Lt. Gov. Brian Calley (R), President 108 R *LaFave, Beau, Iron Mountain 1487 HOB 0156 Jeff Cobb, Secretary District/Party/Name/Hometown Office # Ph. 373- 75 D *LaGrand, David, Grand Rapids 1094 HOB 2668 373-2400 73 R **Afendoulis, Chris, Grand Rapids Twp. 1092 HOB 0218 79 R *LaSata, Kim, Bainbridge Twp. 1098 HOB 1403 Legislative/State Government Information Since 1906 86 R *Albert, Thomas, Belding 1190 HOB 0846 52 D *Lasinski, Donna, Scio Twp. 986 HOB 0828 District/Party/Name/Hometown Office # Ph. 373- 101 S. Washington Square, Suite 540 • Lansing MI 48933 64 R *Alexander, Julie, Hanover 998 HOB 1795 81 R ***Lauwers, Dan, Brockway 151 C 1790 27 D *Ananich, Jim, Flint S-105 C 0142 Ph. (517) 482-3500 • FAX: (517) 482-4367 106 R *Allor, Sue, Wolverine 1485 HOB 0833 93 R ***Leonard, Tom, DeWitt Twp. 164 C 1778 9 D **Bieda, Steve, Warren 6300 CBB 8360 E-mail: [email protected] 71 R **Barrett, Tom, Potterville 1090 HOB 0853 58 R **Leutheuser, Eric, Hillsdale 992 HOB 1794 35 R **Booher, Darwin, Evart 3200 CBB 1725 Website: www.gongwer.com 17 R *Bellino, Joe, Monroe 696 HOB 1530 13 D **Liberati, Frank, Allen Park 692 HOB 0845 8 R **Brandenburg, Jack, Harrison Twp. 7500 CBB 7670 62 R **Bizon, John, Battle Creek 996 HOB 0555 89 R *Lilly, Jim, Park Twp. 1193 HOB 0838 38 R **Casperson, Tom, Escanaba 4100 CBB 7840 77 R *Brann, Tommy, Wyoming 1096 HOB 2277 10 D **Love, Leslie, Detroit 689 HOB 0857 7 R **Colbeck, Patrick, Canton Twp. 3400 CBB 7350 76 D ***Brinks, Winnie, Grand Rapids 1095 HOB 0822 70 R *Lower, Jim, Cedar Lake 1089 HOB 0834 4 D *Conyers, Ian, Detroit 3500 CBB 7918 3 D **Byrd, Wendell, Detroit 587 HOB 0144 36 R **Lucido, Peter, Shelby Twp. 885 HOB 0843 33 R **Emmons, Judy, Sheridan 4400 CBB 3760 87 R *Calley, Julie, Portland 1191 HOB 0842 24 R *Marino, Steve, Harrison Twp . 788 HOB 0113 31 R **Green, Mike, Mayville 6100 CBB 1777 MICHIGAN GOVERNMENT 23 D *Camilleri, Darrin, Brownstown Twp. 787 HOB 0855 63 R **Maturen, David, Vicksburg 997 HOB 1787 11 D **Gregory, Vincent, Southfield 6400 CBB 7888 DIRECTORY 84 R **Canfield, Edward, Sebewaing 1188 HOB 0476 40 R ***McCready, Michael, Bloomfield Hills 889 HOB 8670 34 R **Hansen, Goeff, Hart 7100 CBB 1635 99TH LEGISLATURE 6 D **Chang, Stephanie, Detroit 685 HOB 0823 59 R **Miller, Aaron, Sturgis 993 HOB 0832 23 D *Hertel, Curtis Jr., East Lansing 7600 CBB 1734 2017-2018 107 R **Chatfield, Lee, Levering 251 C 2629 35 D **Moss, Jeremy, Southfield 799 HOB 1788 29 R **Hildenbrand, Dave, Lowell S-324 C 1801 22 D **Chirkun, John, Roseville 786 HOB 0854 34 D **Neeley, Sheldon, Flint 798 HOB 8808 3 D **Hood, Morris III, Detroit S-9 C 0990 EXECUTIVE 14 D *Clemente, Cara, Lincoln Park 693 HOB 0140 20 R *Noble, Jeff, Plymouth 699 HOB 3816 6 D **Hopgood, Hoon-Yung, Taylor 4500 CBB 7800 Website: www.michigan.gov 67 D ***Cochran, Tom, Mason 1086 HOB 0587 21 D **Pagan, Kristy, Canton Twp. 785 HOB 2575 32 R *Horn, Ken, Frankenmuth 7200 CBB 1760 **Rick Snyder (R), Governor **Brian Calley (R), Lt. Gov. 105 R **Cole, Triston, Mancelona 1389 HOB 0829 78 R ***Pagel, Dave, Berrien Springs 1097 HOB 1796 22 R **Hune, Joe, Whitmore Lake 6600 CBB 2420 State Capitol Building State Capitol Building 19 R **Cox, Laura, Livonia 351 C 3920 54 D *Peterson, Ronnie, Ypsilanti 988 HOB 1771 2 D **Johnson, Bert, Highland Park 3300 CBB 7748 Lansing MI 48909 Lansing MI 48909 38 R **Crawford, Kathy, Novi 887 HOB 0827 49 D ***Phelps, Phil, Flushing 898 HOB 7515 24 R **Jones, Rick, Grand Ledge 4200 CBB 3447 (517) 373-3400 (517) 373-6800 110 D ***Dianda, Scott, Calumet 1489 HOB 0850 53 D *Rabhi, Yousef, Ann Arbor 987 HOB 2577 5 D *Knezek, David, Dearborn Heights 5500 CBB 0994 5 D **Durhal, Fred III, Detroit 589 HOB 0844 46 R *Reilly, John, Oakland Twp. 895 HOB 1798 13 R *Knollenberg, Marty, Troy 3100 CBB 2523 **Ruth Johnson (R), Sec. of State **Bill Schuette (R), Atty. General 96 D *Elder, Brian, Bay City 1285 HOB 0158 103 R *Rendon, Daire, Lake City 1387 HOB 3817 15 R **Kowall, Mike. White Lake S-309 C 1758 Austin Building Williams Building 26 D *Ellison, Jim, Royal Oak 790 HOB 3818 65 R **Roberts, Brett, Eaton Twp. 999 HOB 1775 28 R *MacGregor, Peter, Rockford 5600 CBB 0797 Lansing MI 48918 Lansing MI 48909 48 D ***Faris, Pam, Clio 897 HOB 7557 4 D ***Robinson, Rose Mary, Detroit 588 HOB 1008 12 R **Marleau, James, Lake Orion S-2 C 2417 (517) 373-2510 (517) 373-1110 30 R *Farrington, Diana, Utica 794 HOB 7768 44 R **Runestad, Jim, White Lake 893 HOB 2616 30 R **Meekhof, Arlan, West Olive S-106 C 6920 85 R *Frederick, Ben, Owosso 1189 HOB 0841 92 D *Sabo, Terry, Muskegon 1196 HOB 2646 19 R **Nofs, Mike, Battle Creek S-132 C 2426 SENATE LEADERSHIP 90 R **Garcia, Daniela, Holland 1194 HOB 0830 9 D *Santana, Sylvia, Detroit 688 HOB 6990 20 R *O'Brien, Margaret, Portage 5400 CBB 5100 Majority Leader Arlan Meekhof 7 D **Garrett, LaTanya, Detroit 686 HOB 2276 68 D ***Schor, Andy, Lansing 1087 HOB 0826 25 R **Pavlov, Phil, Saint Clair 6200 CBB 7708 Majority Floor Leader Mike Kowall 8 D **Gay-Dagnogo, Sherry, Detroit 687 HOB 3815 2 D ***Scott, Bettie Cook, Detroit 586 HOB 1776 21 R **Proos, John, Saint Joseph S-8 C 6960 President Pro Tempore Tonya Schuitmaker 12 D **Geiss, Erika, Taylor 691 HOB 0852 56 R **Sheppard, Jason, Temperance 990 HOB 2617 14 R **Robertson, Dave, Grand Blanc 6500 CBB 1636 Assistant Majority Leader Goeff Hansen 98 R **Glenn, Gary, Midland 1287 HOB 1791 69 D ***Singh, Sam, East Lansing 167 C 1786 10 R **Rocca, Tory, Sterling Heights 3600 CBB 7315 Majority Caucus Chair Dave Robertson 51 R ***Graves, Joseph, Linden 985 HOB 1780 50 D *Sneller, Tim, Burton 899 HOB 3906 37 R *Schmidt, Wayne, Traverse City 4600 CBB 2413 Majority Caucus Whip Jack Brandenburg 28 D *Green, Patrick, Warren 792 HOB 1772 31 D *Sowerby, William, Clinton Twp. 795 HOB 0159 26 R **Schuitmaker, Tonya, Lawton 7400 CBB 0793 Minority Leader Jim Ananich 37 D **Greig, Christine, Farmington Hills 141 C 1793 43 R **Tedder, Jim, Clarkston 892 HOB 0615 16 R *Shirkey, Mike, Clarklake 5300 CBB 5932 Minority Floor Leader Morris Hood III 29 D ***Greimel, Tim, Auburn Hills 793 HOB 0475 42 R **Theis, Lana, Brighton 891 HOB 1784 36 R *Stamas, Jim, Midland 5200 CBB 7946 Minority Caucus Chair David Knezek 66 R *Griffin, Beth, Mattawan 1085 HOB 0839 101 R *VanderWall, Curt, Ludington 1385 HOB 0825 18 D **Warren, Rebekah, Ann Arbor 7300 CBB 2406 Assistant Minority Leader Steve Bieda 95 D **Guerra, Vanessa, Saginaw 1199 HOB 0152 100 R *VanSingel, Scott, Grant 1289 HOB 7317 1 D **Young, Coleman II, Detroit 4300 CBB 7346 Minority Caucus Whip Curtis Hertel Jr. 15 D *Hammoud, Abdullah, Dearborn 694 HOB 0847 47 R **Vaupel, Hank, Handy Twp. 896 HOB 8835 17 R *Zorn, Dale, Ida 5100 CBB 3543 99 R *Hauck, Roger, Mt. Pleasant 1288 HOB 1789 74 R ***VerHeulen, Robert, Walker 374 C 8900 HOUSE LEADERSHIP 83 R *Hernandez, Shane, Port Huron 1187 HOB 0835 88 R ***Victory, Roger, Georgetown Twp. 1192 HOB 1830 Office designations: C=Capitol; CBB=Connie Binsfeld Building Speaker Tom Leonard 18 D *Hertel, Kevin, Saint Clair Shores 697 HOB 1180 45 R **Webber, Michael, Rochester Hills 894 HOB 1773 Speaker Pro Tempore Lee Chatfield Associate Speaker Pro Tempore Gary Glenn 60 D **Hoadley, Jon, Kalamazoo 994 HOB 1785 97 R *Wentworth, Jason, Clare 1286 HOB 8962 Associate Speaker Pro Tempore Jim Tedder 102 R *Hoitenga, Michele, Manton 1386 HOB 1747 80 R *Whiteford, Mary, Casco Twp. 1099 HOB 0836 Majority Floor Leader Dan Lauwers 32 R *Hornberger, Pamela, Chesterfield 796 HOB 8931 27 D **Wittenberg, Robert, Oak Park 791 HOB 0478 Majority Caucus Chair Eric Leutheuser 82 R *Howell, Gary, North Branch 1186 HOB 1800 25 D ***Yanez, Henry, Sterling Heights 789 HOB 2275 ©Information compiled by: Majority Caucus Whip Robert VerHeulen 41 R ***Howrylak, Martin, Troy 890 HOB 1783 33 R *Yaroch, Jeffrey, Richmond 797 HOB 0820 Minority Leader Sam Singh 91 R ***Hughes, Holly, White River Twp. 1195 HOB 3436 55 D ***Zemke, Adam, Ann Arbor 989 HOB 1792 Gongwer News Service 101 S. Washington Square, Suite 540 Minority Floor Leader Christine Greig 61 R **Iden, Brandt, Oshtemo Twp. 995 HOB 1774 1 Vacancy 585 HOB 0154 Minority Assistant Leader Darrin Camilleri,Vanessa Guerra 1 04 R **Inman, Larry, Williamsburg 1388 HOB 1766 Lansing MI 48933 (517) 482-3500 Minority Caucus Whip Jeremy Moss 72 R *Johnson, Steve, Wayland 1091 HOB 0840 Minority Caucus Chair Adam Zemke 11 D *Jones, Jewell, Inkster 690 HOB 0849 Office designations: C=Capitol Website: www.gongwer.com 57 R *Kahle, Bronna, Clinton 991 HOB 1706 HOB=House Office Building E-mail: [email protected] Number of asterisks indicate terms being served.
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    MEMBERS: T H E S E N A T E 7500 BINSFELD BUILDING SEN. ARIC NESBITT, VICE CHAIR P.O. BOX 30036 SEN. KEVIN DALEY C O M M I T T E E O N F I N A N C E LANSING, MICHIGAN 48909-7536 SEN. JON BUMSTEAD PHONE: (517) 373-1758 SEN. CURTIS S. VANDERWALL S E N A T O R J I M R U N E S T A D FAX: (517) 373-0938 SEN. STEPHANIE CHANG, MINORITY VICE CHAIR C H A I R SEN. BETTY JEAN ALEXANDER **DRAFT** COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES April 17, 2019 A meeting of the Senate Committee on Finance was scheduled for Wednesday, April 17, 2019, at 12:30 p.m., in the 1200 Room of the Binsfeld Building. __________________________________________________________________________________________ The agenda summary is as follows: 1. Testimony regarding SB 120 (Sen. MacGregor). 2. Testimony regarding SB 121 (Sen. Horn). 3. Testimony regarding SB 58 (Sen. Runestad). __________________________________________________________________________________________ The Chairman called the meeting to order at 12:36 p.m. He instructed the Clerk to call the roll. At that time, the following members were present: Chairman Runestad, Sen.(s) Nesbitt, Bumstead, VanderWall and Alexander, a quorum was present. The Chairman entertained a motion by Sen. Nesbitt to adopt the meeting minutes from March 6, 2019. Without objection, the minutes were adopted. At 12:37 p.m., Sen. Chang entered the meeting. The Chairman invited Sen. Horn and Brad Ward, of the Michigan Realtors, to summarize SB’s 120 - 121. The Chairman invited the following individuals to present testimony regarding SB’s 120 - 121: Steve Bieda, Michigan Department of Treasury – Oppose.
  • Verizon Political Contributions January – December 2010 Verizon Political Contributions January – December 2010 2

    Verizon Political Contributions January – December 2010 Verizon Political Contributions January – December 2010 2

    VERIZON POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS JANUARY – DECEMBER 2010 Verizon Political Contributions January – December 2010 2 A Message from Tom Tauke Verizon is affected by a wide variety of government policies — from telecommunications regulation to taxation to health care and more — that have an enormous impact on the business climate in which we operate. We owe it to our shareowners, employees and customers to advocate public policies that will enable us to compete fairly and freely in the marketplace. Political contributions are one way we support the democratic electoral process and participate in the policy dialogue. Our employees have established political action committees at the federal level and in 25 states. These political action committees (PACs) allow employees to pool their resources to support candidates for office who generally support the public policies our employees advocate. This report lists all PAC contributions and corporate political contributions made by Verizon in 2010. The contribution process is overseen by the Corporate Governance and Policy Committee of our Board of Directors, which receives a comprehensive report and briefing on these activities at least annually. We intend to update this voluntary disclosure twice a year and publish it on our corporate website. We believe this transparency with respect to our political spending is in keeping with our commitment to good corporate governance and a further sign of our responsiveness to the interests of our shareowners. Thomas J. Tauke Executive Vice President Public