Contact Information for Co-Sponsors of the Analog Meter Choice Bill (Michigan House Bill 4220)

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Contact Information for Co-Sponsors of the Analog Meter Choice Bill (Michigan House Bill 4220) 1. Email list 2. Complete information on each co-sponsor. Please check to see if your state representative is a co- sponsor of the bill. If they are, be sure to write them a special letter, and let them know that you are their constituent. Please copy your state senator on your letter. 1. Email list Copy and paste this list into your email [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 2. Representatives sponsoring HB 4220 Dist Name Party Phone Email 106 Sue Allor R 517-373-0833 [email protected] 71 Tom Barrett R 517-373-0853 [email protected] 84 Edward Canfield R 517-373-0476 [email protected] 7 LaTanya Garrett D 517-373-2276 [email protected] 98 Gary Glenn R 517-373-1791 [email protected] 83 Shane Hernandez R 517-373-0835 [email protected] 102 Michele Hoitenga R 517-373-1747 [email protected] 32 Pamela Hornberger R 517-373-8931 [email protected] 41 Martin Howrylak R 517-373-1783 [email protected] 94 Tim Kelly R 517-373-0837 [email protected] 13 Frank Liberati D 517-373-0845 [email protected] 36 Peter Lucido R 517-373-0843 [email protected] 40 Michael McCready R 517-373-8670 [email protected] 20 Jeff Noble R 517-373-3816 [email protected] 4 Rose Mary Robinson D 517-373-1008 [email protected] 44 Jim Runestad R 517-373-2616 [email protected] 97 Jason Wentworth R 517-373-8962 [email protected] 55 Adam Zemke D 517-373-1792 [email protected] .

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