The Political Graveyard: Michigan: State Senate, 2000s

Michigan: State Senate, 2000s

Members of the Michigan State Senate, 2000-09 (may be incomplete!)

Blank district: John J. H. Schwarz 1987-2002 Bill Hardiman III 2003-
1st District: Joe Young, Jr. 1995-
4th District: Jackie Vaughn III 1995-2002
5th District: Burton Leland 1999-2002
9th District: Thaddeus G. McCotter 1998-2002 Dennis Olshove 2003-
16th District: Mat J. Dunaskiss 1995-
18th District: Alma Wheeler Smith 1995-2002 Liz Brater 2003-
35th District: Bill Schuette 1995-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Members of the Michigan State Senate: Events and Candidates of the 2000's (may be incomplete!)

2nd District:
- 2001 Mar 20: Martha G. Scott (Dem), elected; Ken Daniels, defeated.
12th District:
- 2001 Sep 11: Carl Territo (Dem), nominated; Robert Denison (Dem), defeated in primary; Al Martin (Dem), defeated in primary; Jim Ayres III (Dem), defeated in primary; Lola Telmos (Dem), defeated in primary; Jerry M. Witt (Dem), defeated in primary; Curtis L. Hargrove (Dem), defeated in primary; Treavor C. Smith (Dem), defeated in primary; William E. Tremper (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 2001 Sep 11: Alan Sanborn (Rep), nominated; Sue Rocca (Rep), defeated in primary; David Jaye (Rep), defeated in primary; Steve Thomas (Rep), defeated in primary; Alvin H. Kukuk (Rep), defeated in primary; Michael Dorman (Rep), defeated in primary; John Bryan (Rep), defeated in primary; Robert Murphy (Rep), defeated in primary; Joseph P. Chirco (Rep), defeated in primary; John M. Peterson (Rep), defeated in primary; Tracy DeNise (Rep), defeated in primary; Judy Landino (Rep), defeated in primary; Ahmad Sam Esman (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 2001 Nov 6: Alan Sanborn (Rep), elected; Carl Territo (Dem), defeated.
26th District:
- 2001 Mar 20: Valde Garcia (Rep), elected; Rosemary M. Reed (Dem), defeated; Carolyn Dulai (Green), defeated.

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