The Political Graveyard: Michigan: Members of State Board of Education, 1990s

Michigan: Members of State Board of Education, 1990s

Members of Michigan State Board of Education, 1990-99 (may be incomplete!)
Annetta Miller 1971-94 Barbara Roberts Mason 1975-98 Cherry H. Jacobus 1985-92 Gumecindo Salas 1987-94 Barbara Dumouchelle 1989-92 Katherine J. DeGrow 1992-96 Kathleen Straus 1993- Clark Durant 1995- Marianne Y. McGuire 1997- Sharon L. Gire 1999-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Members of Michigan State Board of Education: Events and Candidates of the 1990's (may be incomplete!)

1990 Nov 6: Barbara Roberts Mason (Dem), elected; Dick DeVos (Rep), elected; Lowell Perry (Rep), defeated; Rollie Hopgood (Dem), defeated; Robert E. Tisch (Tisch Independent Citizens), defeated; Fayanne G. Kaufman (Tisch Independent Citizens), defeated; Mary J. Ruwart (Libertarian), defeated; Gwendoline Stillwell (Libertarian), defeated.
1992: Barbara Dumouchelle, resigned.
1992 Jul 13: Katherine J. DeGrow, appointed.
1992 Nov 3: Kathleen Straus (Dem), elected; Dorothy A. Beardmore (Rep), elected; Roman P. Bochenek (Dem), defeated; Harry Greenleaf (Rep), defeated; Fayanne G. Kaufman (Tisch Independent Citizens), defeated; Mary J. Ruwart (Libertarian), defeated; Nancy I. List (Natural Law), defeated; Donald D. Schneider (Tisch Independent Citizens), defeated; William Roundtree (Workers World), defeated.
1994 Nov 8: Sharon Wise (Rep), elected; Clark Durant (Rep), elected; Carol C. Thomas (Dem), defeated; Gumecindo Salas (Dem), defeated; Erwin J. Haas (Libertarian), defeated; David H. Raaflaub (Libertarian), defeated; Selina Babcock (Natural Law), defeated; ReBecca Jo Flora (Workers World), defeated.
1996: Diane Barnes (Libertarian), defeated; Alixandra P. Summit (Natural Law), defeated; Barbara B. Goushaw (Libertarian), defeated; Louis Legg (Rep), defeated.
1998 Nov 3: Sharon L. Gire (Dem), elected; Eileen Weiser (Rep), elected; Barbara Roberts Mason (Dem), defeated; Gary Wolfram (Rep), defeated; Diane Barnes (Libertarian), defeated; Jon Coon (Libertarian), defeated; Eric Borregard (Reform), defeated; Gail Quarton (Natural Law), defeated; Artie Fields (Reform), defeated; Alixandra P. Summit (Natural Law), defeated.

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