Michigan House of Representatives

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Michigan House of Representatives
Type
Type Lower House
Leadership
Speaker of the House Andy Dillon, (D)
since January 10, 2007
Majority Floor Leader Kathy Angerer, D)
since January 1, 2009
Minority Leader Kevin Elsenheimer, (R)
since January 1, 2009
Structure
Members 110
Political groups Democratic Party
Republican Party
Election
Last election November 4, 2008
Meeting place
House Chamber, Michigan State Capitol, Lansing, MI, U.S.
Web site
Michigan House of Representatives

The Michigan House of Representatives is the lower house of the Michigan Legislature. There are 110 Representatives, each of whom is elected from districts having approximately 77,000 to 91,000 residents, based on population figures from the federal U.S. Census. Representatives are elected in even-numbered years to two-year terms, and take office on the first day of January following the election. Each Representative is limited to serving three terms.

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[edit] Composition

Affiliation Party
(Shading indicates majority caucus)
 Total
Democratic Republican Vacant
End of previous legislature 58 52 110 0
Begin 67 43 110 0
Latest voting share 60.9% 39.1%

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Cora B. Anderson House of Representatives Office Building, Downtown Lansing
District Representative Party County(ies) Term
1 Tim Bledsoe Democratic Wayne 1st
2 Lamar Lemmons, Jr. Democratic Wayne 3rd
3 Bettie Cook Scott Democratic Wayne 2nd
4 Coleman Young II Democratic Wayne 2nd
5 Bert Johnson Democratic Wayne 2nd
6 Fred Durhal, Jr. Democratic Wayne 1st
7 Jimmy Womack Democratic Wayne 1st
8 George Cushingberry Democratic Wayne 3rd
9 Shanelle Jackson Democratic Wayne 2nd
10 Gabe Leland Democratic Wayne 3rd
11 David Nathan Democratic Wayne 1st
12 Rashida Tlaib Democratic Wayne 1st
13 Andrew Kandrevas Democratic Wayne 1st
14 Ed Clemente Democratic Wayne 3rd
15 Gino Polidori Democratic Wayne 3rd
16 Bob Constan Democratic Wayne 2nd
17 Andy Dillon Democratic Wayne 3rd
18 Richard LeBlanc Democratic Wayne 2nd
19 John Walsh Republican Wayne 1st
20 Marc Corriveau Democratic Wayne 2nd
21 Dian Slavens Democratic Wayne 1st
22 Douglas Geiss Democratic Wayne 1st
23 Deb Kennedy Democratic Wayne 1st
24 Sarah Roberts Democratic Macomb 1st
25 Jon Switalski Democratic Macomb 1st
26 Marie Donigan Democratic Oakland 3rd
27 Ellen Cogen Lipton Democratic Oakland 1st
28 Lesia Liss Democratic Macomb 1st
29 Tim Melton Democratic Oakland 2nd
30 Tory Rocca Republican Macomb 3rd
31 Fred Miller Democratic Macomb 3rd
32 Jennifer Haase Democratic Macomb, St. Clair 1st
33 Kim Meltzer Republican Macomb 2nd
34 Woodrow Stanley Democratic Genesee 1st
35 Vincent Gregory Democratic Oakland 1st
36 Pete Lund Republican Macomb 1st
37 Vicki Barnett Democratic Oakland 1st
38 Hugh Crawford Republican Oakland 1st
39 Lisa Brown Democratic Oakland 1st
40 Chuck Moss Republican Oakland 2nd
41 Marty Knollenberg Republican Oakland 2nd
42 Harold Haugh Democratic Macomb 1st
43 Gail Haines Republican Oakland 1st
44 Eileen Kowall Republican Oakland 1st
45 Tom McMillin Republican Oakland 1st
46 James Marleau Republican Oakland 3rd
47 Cindy Denby Republican Livingston 1st
48 Richard Hammel Democratic Genesee 2nd
49 Lee Gonzales Democratic Genesee 3rd
50 Jim Slezak Democratic Genesee 1st
51 Paul H. Scott Republican Genesee 1st
52 Pam Byrnes Democratic Washtenaw 3rd
53 Rebekah Warren Democratic Washtenaw 2nd
54 Alma Smith Democratic Washtenaw 3rd
55 Kathy Angerer Democratic Monroe, Washtenaw 3rd
56 Kate Ebli Democratic Monroe 2nd
57 Dudley Spade Democratic Lenawee 3rd
58 Kenneth Kurtz Republican Branch, Hillsdale 1st
59 Matt Lori Republican Cass, St. Joseph 1st
60 Robert Jones Democratic Kalamazoo 2nd
61 Larry DeShazor Republican Kalamazoo 1st
62 Kate Segal Democratic Calhoun 1st
63 James Bolger Republican Calhoun, Kalamazoo 1st
64 Martin Griffin Democratic Jackson 2nd
65 Mike Simpson Democratic Eaton, Jackson, Lenawee 2nd
66 Bill Rogers Republican Livingston, Oakland 1st
67 Barb Byrum Democratic Ingham 2nd
68 Joan Bauer Democratic Ingham 2nd
69 Mark Meadows Democratic Ingham 2nd
70 Mike Huckleberry Democratic Ionia, Montcalm 1st
71 Rick Jones Republican Eaton 3rd
72 Justin Amash Republican Kent 1st
73 Tom Pearce Republican Kent 3rd
74 David Agema Republican Kent, Ottawa 2nd
75 Robert Dean Democratic Kent 2nd
76 Roy Schmidt Democratic Kent 1st
77 Kevin Green Republican Kent 3rd
78 Sharon Tyler Republican Berrien, Cass 1st
79 John Proos Republican Berrien 3rd
80 Tonya Schuitmaker Republican Allegan, Van Buren 3rd
81 Philip Pavlov Republican St. Clair 3rd
82 Kevin Daley Republican Lapeer 1st
83 John Espinoza Democratic Sanilac, St. Clair 3rd
84 Terry Brown Democratic Huron, Tuscola 2nd
85 Richard Ball Republican Clinton, Shiawassee 3rd
86 Dave Hildenbrand Republican Kent 3rd
87 Brian Calley Republican Barry, Ionia 2nd
88 Bob Genetski Republican Allegan 1st
89 Arlan Meekhof Republican Ottawa 2nd
90 Joseph Haveman Republican Ottawa 1st
91 Mary Valentine Democratic Muskegon, Ottawa 2nd
92 Doug Bennett Democratic Muskegon 3rd
93 Paul Opsommer Republican Clinton, Gratiot 2nd
94 Kenneth Horn Republican Saginaw 2nd
95 Andy Coulouris Democratic Saginaw 2nd
96 Jeff Mayes Democratic Bay 3rd
97 Tim Moore Republican Arenac, Bay, Clare, Gladwin 3rd
98 Jim Stamas Republican Midland, Saginaw 1st
99 Bill Caul Republican Isabella, Midland 3rd
100 Geoff Hansen Republican Lake, Newaygo, Oceana 3rd
101 Dan Scripps Democratic Benzie, Leelanau, Manistee, Mason 1st
102 Darwin Booher Republican Mecosta, Osceola, Wexford 3rd
103 Joel Sheltrown Democratic Iosco, Missaukee, Ogemaw, Roscommon 3rd
104 Wayne Schmidt Republican Grand Traverse, Kalkaska 1st
105 Kevin Elsenheimer Republican Antrim, Charlevoix, Cheboygan, Otsego 3rd
106 Andy Neumann Democratic Alcona, Alpena, Crawford,
Montmorency, Oscoda, Presque Isle		 3rd
107 Gary McDowell Democratic Cheboygan, Chippewa, Emmet, Mackinac 3rd
108 Judy Nerat Democratic Delta, Dickinson, Menominee 1st
109 Steve Lindberg Democratic Alger, Luce, Marquette, Schoolcraft 2nd
110 Michael Lahti Democratic Baraga, Gogebic, Houghton, Iron,
Keweenaw, Marquette, Ontonagon		 2nd

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