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MLC Midwest-Canada Relations Committee | 2021-22 Roster Co-Chairs: Speaker Robert Cupp, Ohio Minister Kelvin Goertzen, Manitoba Co-Vice Chairs: MPP Percy Hatfield, Ontario Sen. Jim Stamas, Michigan ILLINOIS NORTH DAKOTA • Sen. Melinda Bush • Sen. JoNell Bakke • Sen. Don DeWitte • Rep. Dennis Johnson • Sen. Mike Simmons • Rep. David Monson • Sen. Janne Myrdal INDIANA • Rep. Marvin Nelson • Sen. Ed Charbonneau • Sen. Dave Oehlke • Rep. Earl Harris, Jr. • Sen. Linda Rogers OHIO • Rep. Thomas Saunders • Speaker Robert Cupp • Sen. Karen Tallian • Sen. Cecil Thomas • Rep. Denny Zent SASKATCHEWAN IOWA • Ms. Carla Beck, MLA • Mr. Ken Cheveldayoff, MLA KANSAS • Minister Bronwyn Eyre • Sen. Elaine Bowers • Ms. Lisa Lambert, MLA • Sen. Tom Hawk • Speaker Randy Weekes • Rep. Dennis “Boog” Highberger • Deputy Speaker Nadine Wilson • Rep. Nick Hoheisel • Sen. Carolyn McGinn SOUTH DAKOTA • Rep. Mark Schreiber • Sen. Casey Crabtree • Rep. William Sutton • Sen. Mary Duvall • Rep. Steven Haugaard MICHIGAN • Rep. John Mills • Rep. Andrew Beeler • Rep. Jamie Smith • Rep. John Damoose • Sen. Jim Stalzer • Sen. Ken Horn • Rep. Gary Howell WISCONSIN • Sen. Michael MacDonald • Appointments Pending • Sen. Jim Stamas ALBERTA MINNESOTA • Mr. Nathan Neudorf, MLA • Rep. Jeff Backer • Rep. Rob Ecklund MANITOBA • Sen. Mark Johnson • Minister Kelvin Goertzen • Sen. Mary Kunesh • Mr. Doyle Piwniuk, MLA • Rep. Dave Lislegard • Mr. Matt Wiebe, MLA • Sen. David Senjem ONTARIO NEBRASKA • Mr. Percy Hatfield, MPP • Sen. Megan Hunt • Sen. John Lowe, Sr. • Sen. Rita Sanders • Sen. Anna Wishart THE COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS | MIDWESTERN LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE 701 EAST 22ND STREET, SUITE 110 | LOMBARD, ILLINOIS 60148-5095 TEL: 630.925.1922 | FAX: 630.925.1930 | [email protected] | WWW.CSGMIDWEST.ORG .

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