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August 2Nd Michigan Primary Election 2016 Primary Endorsements Tuesday, August 5th, 2014 Remember to Vote Tuesday, August 2nd in the Primary Election! Michigan House of Representatives 1. No Primary Endorsement 2. No Primary Endorsement 3. Wendell Byrd-D 4. No Primary Endorsement 5. Fred Durhal-D 6. Stephanie Chang - D 7. LaTanya Garrett-D 8. Sherry Gay-Dagnogo-D 9. Sylvia Santana -D 10. Leslie Love -D 11. No Endorsement 12. Erica Geiss -D 13. Frank Liberati -D 14. Jeff Chicoine -D 15. Abdullah Hammoud - D 16. Robert Kosowski-D 17. Bill LaVoy-D 18. No Primary Endorsement 19. Laura Cox-R 20. Chris Roosen -R 21. Kristy Pagan -D 22. John Chirkun- D 23. No Primary Endorsement 24. Steve Marino -R 25. Henry Yanez-D 26. Jim Ellison -D 27. Robert Wittenberg-D 28. Patrick Green -D Michigan House of Representatives (continued) 29. Tim Greimel-D 30. Diana Farrington-R 31. William Sowerby - D 32. Michael Shmina-R 33. Mel Koch-R 34. Sheldon Neeley -D 35. Jeremy Moss-D 36. Peter Lucido-R 37. Christine Greig-D 38. Kathy Crawford-R 39. Klint Kesto-R 40. Michael McCready-R 41. Martin Howrylak-R 42. Lana Theis-R 43. Jim Tedder -R 44. Jim Runestad-R 45. Michael Webber-R 46. Joe Kent - R 47. Henry Vaupel-R 48. Pam Faris-D 49. Phil Phelps-D 50. No Primary Endorsement 51. Joe Graves-R 52. Donna Lasinski-D 53. Yousef Rabhi-D 54. Ronnie Peterson-D 55. Adam Zemke-D 56. Jason Sheppard-R 57. No Primary Endorsement 58. Eric Leutheuser-R 59. Aaron Miller-R 60. No Primary Endorsement 61. Brandt Iden-R 62. Dr. John Bizon-R 63. Dave Maturen-R 64. John Griffin -R 65. Brett Roberts-R 66. Beth Griffin-R 67. Tom Cochran-D 68. Andy Schor-D 69. Sam Singh-D 70. Jim Lower-R Michigan House of Representatives (continued) 71. Tom Barrett-R 72. No Primary Endorsement 73. Chris Afendoulis-R 74. Rob VerHeulen-R 75. David LaGrand -D 76. Casey O’Neill-R 77. Tommy Brann-R 78. Dave Pagel-R 79. Ryan Arnt-R 80. Mary Whiteford-R 81. Dan Lauwers-R 82. Gary Howell -R 83. No Primary Endorsement 84. Edward Canfield-R 85. Hartmann Aue-R 86. No Primary Endorsement 87. Julie Calley-R 88. Roger Victory-R 89. Jim Lilly-R 90. Daniela Garcia-R 91. Holly Hughes-R 92. Terry Sabo-D 93. Tom Leonard-R 94. Tim Kelly-R 95. Vanessa Guerra-D 96. No Primary Endorsement 97. George Gilmore-R 98. Gary Glenn -R 99. Robin Stressman -R 100. Scott VanSingel-R 101. Curt VanderWall-R 102. Morris Langworthy Jr. -R 103. Daire Rendon-R 104. Larry Inman -R 105. Triston Cole- R 106. No Primary Endorsement 107. Lee Chatfield-R 108. No Primary Endorsement 109. John Kivela-D 110. Scott Dianda –D Michigan Senate District 4: Ian Conyers-D U.S. House of Representatives 1. Jason Allen-R 2. Bill Huizenga-R 3. Justin Amash -R 4. John Moolenaar-R 5. Dan Kildee-D 6. Fred Upton-R 7. Tim Walberg-R 8. Mike Bishop-R 9. Sander Levin-D 10. Phil Pavlov-R 11. David Trott-R 12. Debbie Dingell-D 13. John Conyers Jr.-D 14. Brenda Lawrence-D .
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