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AGE AGE STD STD ID ID T T MichiganMichigan State State House House of of Representatives Representatives UnitedUnited States States House House of of Representatives Representatives VICES VICES PA PA SER SER PRSR PRSR ALLIED UNION ALLIED UNION 1st1st District District ........... ...........BrianBrian Banks Banks 5656thth District District ........ ........LarryLarry Crider Crider 1st1st District District ............. .............GaryGary McDowell McDowell 8th8th District District..........................LanceLance Enderle Enderle U.S. POST U.S. POST 2nd2nd District District .......... ..........AlbertaAlberta Tinsley-Talabi Tinsley-Talabi 5757thth District District ........ ........JimJim Berryman Berryman 2nd2nd District District ............ ............NoNo Endorsement Endorsement 9th9th District District..........................SanderSander Levin Levin 3rd3rd District District .......... ..........JohnJohn Olumba Olumba 5858thth District District ........ ........AmaryllisAmaryllis Thomas Thomas 3rd3rd District District ............ ............SteveSteve Pestka Pestka 1010thth District District .......... ..........NoNo Endorsement Endorsement 4th4th District District......................RoseRose Mary Mary Robinson Robinson 5959thth District District ........ ........MikeMike Moroz Moroz 4th4th District District..........................DebraDebra Freidell Freidell Wirth Wirth 1111thth District District .......... ..........SyedSyed Taj Taj 5th5th District District......................FredFred Durhal, Durhal, Jr. Jr. 6060thth District District ........ ........SeanSean McCann McCann 5th5th District District..........................DanDan Kildee Kildee 1212thth District District .......... ..........JohnJohn Dingell Dingell 6th6th District District......................RashidaRashida Tlaib Tlaib 6161stst District District ......... .........MichaelMichael E. E. Martin Martin 6th6th District District..........................MikeMike O’Brien O’Brien 1313thth District District .......... ..........JohnJohn Conyers, Conyers, Jr. Jr. 7th7th District District......................ThomasThomas Stallworth Stallworth III III 6262ndnd District District ....... .......KateKate Segal Segal 7th7th District District..........................NoNo Endorsement Endorsement 1414thth District District .......... ..........GaryGary Peters Peters 8th8th District District......................DavidDavid Nathan Nathan 6363rdrd District District ........ ........BillBill Farmer Farmer 9th9th District District......................HarveyHarvey Santana Santana 6464thth District District ........ ........BarbBarb Shelton Shelton AGE 1010thth District District ........ ........PhilPhil Cavanagh Cavanagh 6565thth District District ........ ........BonnieBonnie Johnson Johnson STD ID T VICES Michigan State House of Representatives United States House of Representatives G STATSTATEEWIDWIDEE BALLOT BALLOT P PRROOPPPA OOSSALALSS 1111thth District District ........ ........DavidDavid Knezek Knezek 6666thth District District ........ ........RichardRichard "Dick" "Dick" Rajkovich Rajkovich AID SER PRSR OR ALLIED UNION 1st District ...........Brian Banks 56th District ........Larry Crider 1st District ............. Gary McDowell 8th District............. Lance Enderle U.S. POST 1212thth District District ........ ........DouglasDouglas Geiss Geiss 6767thth District District ........ ........TomTom Cochran Cochran T UWUAUWUA Recommendations Recommendations AGE P ON, MI 2nd District ..........Alberta Tinsley-Talabi 57th District ........Jim Berryman 2nd District ............ No Endorsement 9th District............. Sander Levin NO. 1776 thth District District UtilityUtility WorkersWorkers 3rd District ..........John Olumba1313thth District District ........ ........58AndrewAndrewth District Kandrevas Kandrevas ........Amaryllis Thomas6868 ........ ........AndyAndy3rd Schor DistrictSchor ............ Steve Pestka 10th District .......... No Endorsement 1414thth District District ........ ........PaulPaul Clemente Clemente 6969thth District District ........ ........SamSam Singh Singh EmergencyEmergency Manager Manager Law Law FENT PERMIT 4th District...........Rose Mary Robinson 59th District ........Mike Moroz 4th District............. Debra Freidell Wirth 11th District .......... Syed Taj NONPROFI PROPOSALPROPOSAL U.S. POST A ANO NO vote vote would would repeal repeal Michigan’s Michigan’s 5th District...........Fred Durhal,15 Jr.15thth District District ........ ........60GeorgeGeorgeth District Darany Darany ........Sean McCann7070thth District District ........ ........MikeMike5th Huckleberry District Huckleberry............. Dan Kildee 12th District11 .......... John Dingell NONO UnionUnion ofof AmericaAmerica 6th District...........Rashida Tlaib1616thth District District ........ ........61RobertRobertst District Kosowski Kosowski .........Michael E. Martin7171stst District District ......... .........TheresaTheresa6th District Abed Abed............. Mike O’Brien 13th District ..........emergencyemergencyJohn Conyers, manager manager Jr. law law that that broadened broadened 7th District............. No Endorsement 14th District .......... Gary Peters 7th District...........Thomas Stallworth1717thth District District III ........ ........62BillBillnd LaVoyDistrict LaVoy .......Kate Segal 7272ndnd District District ....... .......ScottScott Urbanowski Urbanowski thethe emergency emergency managers’ managers’ powers. powers. 8th District...........David Nathan 63rd District ........Bill Farmer 1818thth District District ........ ........SarahSarah Roberts Roberts 7373rdrd District District ........ ........ScottScott Schuiling Schuiling 9th District...........Harvey Santana 64th District ........Barb Shelton ProtectProtect Working Working Families Families 10th District ........Phil Cavanagh1919thth District District ........ ........65RichardRichardth District Tannous Tannous ........Bonnie Johnson7474thth District District ........ ........RichardRichard Erdman Erdman PROPOSALPROPOSAL STATEWIDE BALLOT PRAO AY YESPESO vote SvoteAL would wouldS protect protect and and expand expand 11th District ........David Knezek2020thth District District ........ ........66TimTimth DistrictRoraback Roraback ........Richard "Dick"75 Rajkovich75thth District District ........ ........BrandonBrandon Dillon Dillon 22 YESYES 12th District ........Douglas Geiss2121stst District District ......... .........67DianDianth District Slavens Slavens ........Tom Cochran7676thth District District ........ ........WinnieWinnie Brinks Brinks UWUA Recommendationsbargainingbargaining rights; rights; repeal repeal limits limits enacted enacted in in Utility Workers 13th District ........Andrew Kandrevas2222ndnd District District ....... .......68HaroldHaroldth District Haugh Haugh ........Andy Schor 7777thth District District ........ ........ScottScott Barton Barton 2011;2011; block block right-to-work. right-to-work. 14th District ........Paul Clemente 69th District ........Sam Singh Emergency Manager Law 2323rdrd District District ........ ........TomTom Boritzki Boritzki 7878thth District District ........ ........JackJackPROPOSAL Arbanas Arbanas 15th District ........George Darany 70th District ........Mike Huckleberry 1 A NO vote would repeal Michigan’s25%25% Renewable RenewableNO Energy Energy Union of America 16th District ........Robert Kosowski2424thth District District ........ ........71PhilPhilst District Kurczewski Kurczewski .........Theresa Abed7979thth District District ........ ........JimJim Hahn Hahn emergencyPROPOSALPROPOSAL manager law that broadenedA ANO NO vote vote would would prevent prevent utilities utilities from from 17th District ........Bill LaVoy 2525thth District District ........ ........72HenryHenrynd District Yanez Yanez .......Scott Urbanowski8080thth District District ........ ........StuartStuart Peet Peet the emergency managers’33 powers. beingbeing required required to to generate generate 25% 25% of of Michigan’s Michigan’s NONO 18th District ........Sarah Roberts 73rd District ........Scott Schuiling 2626thth District District ........ ........JimJim Townsend Townsend 8181stst District District ......... .........PatrickPatrick Phelan Phelan Protect Working Familiesenergyenergy from from renewable renewable sources sources by by 2025. 2025. 19th District ........Richard Tannous2727thth District District ........ ........74EllenEllenth District Cogen-Lipton Cogen-Lipton ........Richard Erdman8282ndnd District District ....... .......JohnJohnPROPOSAL Nugent Nugent 20th District ........Tim Roraback 75th District ........Brandon Dillon 2 A YES vote would protect and expand rdrd District District YES 21st District .........Dian Slavens2828thth District District ........ ........76JonJonth SwitalskiDistrict Switalski ........Winnie Brinks8383 ........ ........CarolCarol Campbell Campbell bargaining rights; repeal limits enactedHomeHome in Health Health Care Care 2011; blockPROPOSALPROPOSAL right-to-work. 22nd District .......Harold Haugh2929thth District District ........ ........77TimTimth DistrictGreimel Greimel ........Scott Barton 8484thth District District ........ ........TerryTerry L. 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