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MEA-PAC General Election Recommendations (Screening and Recommendation forms filed with MEA Public Affairs as of Oct. 5.) District Candidate District Candidate President/Vice President 23 Tom Boritzki *Barack Obama/Joe Biden 25 Henry Yanez 26 *James Townsend U.S. Senate 27 *Ellen Cogen Lipton *Debbie Stabenow 28 *Jon Switalski 29 *Tim Greimel U.S. House 31 *Marilyn Lane 1 Gary McDowell 32 Sheri Smith 3 Steve Pestka 34 *Woodrow Stanley 5 Dan Kildee 35 *Rudy Hobbs 9 *Sander Levin 36 Robert Murphy 11 David Curson (partial term) 37 *Vicki Barnett 11 Syed Taj 39 Pam Jackson 12 *John Dingell 41 Mary Kerwin 13 *John Conyers, Jr. 42 Shanda Willis 14 *Gary Peters 43 Neil Billington 45 Joanna VanRaaphorst Michigan House 46 Daniel Sargent 1 Brian Banks 47 Shawn Lowe Desai 2 *Alberta Tinsley Talabi 48 Pam Faris 5 *Fred Durhal, Jr. 49 *Jim Ananich 6 *Rashida Tlaib 50 *Charles Smiley 7 *Thomas Stallworth III 51 Steven Losey 8 *David Nathan 52 Gretchen Driskell 9 *Harvey Santana 53 *Jeff Irwin 10 *Phil Cavanagh 54 *David Rutledge 11 David Knezek 55 Adam Zemke 13 *Andrew Kandrevas 56 Larry Crider 15 *George Darany 57 Jim Berryman 16 Robert Kosowski 60 *Sean McCann 17 Bill LaVoy 62 *Kate Segal 18 Sarah Roberts 63 Bill Farmer 21 *Dian Slavens 64 Barbara Shelton 22 *Harold Haugh 65 Bonnie Johnson District Candidate District Candidate 66 Richard Rajkovich State Board of Education 67 Tom Cochran Michelle Fecteau 68 Andy Schor Lupe Ramos-Montigny 69 Sam Singh 70 Mike Huckleberry Michigan State University Board of Trustees 71 Theresa Abed *Joel Ferguson 74 Rob VerHeulen Brian Mosallam 75 *Brandon Dillon 76 Winnie Brinks University of Michigan Board of Regents 78 Jack Arbanas Mark Bernstein 79 Jim Hahn Shauna Ryder Diggs 81 Patrick Phelan 82 John Nugent Wayne State University Board of Governors 84 Terry Brown Sandra Hughes O'Brien 85 Paul Ray Kim Trent 87 *Mike Callton 91 Collene Lamonte Ingham County 30th Circuit Court 92 *Marcia Hovey-Wright Ken Ross 94 Judith Lincoln 95 *Stacy Erwin Oakes Ingham County Prosecutor 96 *Charles Brunner *Stuart Dunnings, III 97 Chris Breznau 98 Joan Brausch 54B District Court Judge 99 Adam Lawrence Mark Meadows 101 Allen O'Shea 102 Brendan Maturen Ballot Proposals 103 Lon Johnson Proposal 1: NO 104 Betsy Coffia Referendum on PA 4/Emergency Manager 106 Kenneth Hubbard Proposal 2: YES Protect Working Families/Collective Bargaining 107 Suzanne Shumway 108 Sharon Gray Proposal 3: YES 25% by 2025/Renewable Energy Standard 109 John Kivela Proposal 4: YES 110 Scott Dianda Keep Home Care Safe Proposal 5: NO Michigan Supreme Court 2/3 Supermajority for Taxes Connie Marie Kelley Proposal 6: No Position Bridget Mary McCormack International Crossing Amendment Shelia Johnson (partial term) *=incumbent.

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