Justices of the Michigan State Supreme Court, 1836-2012(May be incomplete!)
WilliamA. Fletcher 1836-42EpaphroditusRansom 1836-48GeorgeMorrell 1836-43CharlesW. Whipple 1838-55AlpheusFelch 1842-45DanielGoodwin 1843-46WarnerWing 1845-56GeorgeMiles 1846-50EdwardMundy 1848-51SanfordM. Green 1848-57AbnerPratt 1850-57GeorgeMartin 1851-67JosephT. Copeland 1852-57SamuelT. Douglass 1852-57DavidJohnson 1852-57NathanielBacon 1855-57EdwardH. C. Wilson 1856-57EdwinLawrence 1857JosiahTurner 1857BenjaminF. H. Witherell 1857BenjaminF. Graves 1857JamesV. Campbell 1858-90IsaacP. Christiancy 1858-75RandolphManning 1858-64ThomasM. Cooley 1865-85BenjaminF. Graves 1868-83IsaacMarston 1875-83ThomasRussell Sherwood 1883-89JohnW. Champlin 1884-91AllenB. Morse 1885-92CharlesDean Long 1888-1902ClaudiusB. Grant 1890-1909EdwardCahill 1890JohnW. McGrath 1891-95RobertM. Montgomery 1892-1910GeorgeH. Durand 1892FrankA. Hooker 1893-1911JosephB. Moore 1896-1925WilliamL. Carpenter 1902-08CharlesA. Blair 1905-12AaronV. McAlvay 1905-15RussellC. Ostrander 1905-19FlaviusL. Brooke 1908-21JohnW. Stone 1910-22JohnE. Bird 1910-28JosephH. Steere 1911-27FranzC. Kuhn 1912-19RollinH. Person 1915-16GrantFellows 1917-29NelsonSharpe 1919-35GeorgeM. Clark 1919-33HowardWiest 1921-45JohnS. McDonald 1922-33ErnestA. Snow 1926-27RichardC. Flannigan 1927-28WalterH. North 1927-52WilliamW. Potter 1928-40LouisH. Fead 1928-37HenryM. Butzel 1929-55ThomasA. E. Weadock 1933GeorgeE. Bushnell 1934-55EdwardM. Sharpe 1934-57HarryS. Toy 1935-36BertD. Chandler 1937-43ThomasF. McAllister 1938-41EmersonR. Boyles 1940-56RaymondWesley Starr 1941-46NeilE. Reid 1944-56LelandW. Carr 1945-63JohnR. Dethmers 1946-70ClarkJ. Adams 1952-53HarryF. Kelly 1954-70TalbotSmith 1955-61EugeneF. Black 1956-72GeorgeEdwards 1956-62JohnD. Voelker 1956-60ThomasM. Kavanagh 1958-75TheodoreSouris 1960-68OtisM. Smith 1961-66PaulL. Adams 1962MichaelD. O'Hara 1963-68PaulL. Adams 1964-72ThomasE. Brennan 1967-73ThomasG. Kavanagh 1969-84JohnB. Swainson 1971-75G.Mennen Williams 1971-86MaryS. Coleman 1973-82CharlesL. Levin 1973-96JohnW. Fitzgerald 1974-82LawrenceB. Lindemer 1975-76JamesL. Ryan 1975-86BlairMoody, Jr. 1977-82DorothyComstock Riley 1982-83JamesH. Brickley 1982-99MichaelF. Cavanagh 1983-PatriciaJ. Boyle 1983-98DorothyComstock Riley 1985-97DennisW. Archer 1986-90RobertP. Griffin 1987-94ConradL. Mallett, Jr. 1990-99ElizabethA. Weaver 1995-MarilynJean Kelly 1997-CliffordW. Taylor 1997-RobertP. Young, Jr. 1998-MauraD. Corrigan 1999-2010StephenJ. Markman 1999-DianeM. Hathaway as of 2009AltonT. Davis 2010 Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)
1850:GeorgeMiles, died in office. 1851 May 13:EdwardMundy, died in office. 1855 Oct 29:CharlesW. Whipple, died in office. 1857 May 15:SamuelT. Douglass, resigned. 1867 Dec 15:GeorgeMartin, died in office. 1875 Feb 27:IsaacP. Christiancy, resigned. 1875 Apr 9:IsaacMarston, appointed. 1883:ThomasJ. O'Brien, defeated. 1883 Feb 28:IsaacMarston, resigned. 1887 Apr 4:CharlesDean Long (Rep), elected;CharlesH. Camp (Dem), defeated;JohnC. Blanchard (Greenback), defeated;LemuelC. Clute (Prohibition), defeated. 1890 Mar 26:JamesV. Campbell, died in office. 1891:RobertM. Montgomery (Rep), elected;J.Logan Chipman, defeated. 1892:FrankA. Hooker (Rep), elected;WilliamNewton (Dem), defeated. 1892 Oct 5:GeorgeH. Durand, appointed. 1893:MyronH. Walker (Prohibition), defeated;GeorgeH. Durand (Dem), defeated. 1893 Apr 3:FrankA. Hooker (Rep), elected. 1895:JosephB. Moore, elected. 1897:GeorgeL. Yaple (Dem), defeated. 1899 Apr 3:ClaudiusB. Grant, elected;ThomasE. Barkworth (Dem), defeated;FrankBaldwin Clark, defeated;JohnH. Harris, defeated;GeorgeA. Eastman, defeated. 1901 Apr 1:RobertM. Montgomery (Rep), elected;AllenC. Adsit (Dem), defeated;WalterS. Westerman (Prohibition), defeated;GeorgeA. Eastman (Social Democratic), defeated;JamesE. McBride (People's), defeated;ShepardB. Cowles (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1902 Jun 27:CharlesDean Long, died in office. 1902 Nov 4:WilliamL. Carpenter (Rep), elected;BenjaminJ. Brown (Dem), defeated;NoahW. Cheever (Prohibition), defeated. 1903:JamesH. Pound, defeated. 1904 Nov 8:AaronV. McAlvay (Rep), elected;ThomasA. E. Weadock (Dem), defeated;FredW. Townsend, defeated. 1904 Nov 8:CharlesA. Blair (Rep), elected;AllenC. Adsit (Dem), defeated;JohnD. Hunt (Socialist), defeated. 1904 Nov 8:RussellC. Ostrander (Rep), elected;ClintonRoberts (Dem), defeated;RalphG. Kirsch, defeated. 1905 Apr 3:JosephB. Moore (Rep), elected;VernonH. Smith (Dem), defeated;WalterS. Westerman (Prohibition), defeated;JohnH. Johnson, defeated;AnthonyLouwet (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1907:GeorgeP. Stone (Dem), defeated;JohnR. Carr (Dem), defeated. 1908 Sep 15:WilliamL. Carpenter, resigned. 1908 Nov 7:FlaviusL. Brooke, appointed. 1909 Apr 5:CharlesA. Blair (Rep), elected;JohnW. Stone (Rep), elected;CyreniusP. Black (Dem), defeated;MartinJ. Cavanaugh (Dem), defeated;WinentH. D. Fox (Prohibition), defeated;EzraP. Beechler (Prohibition), defeated;FrancisA. Kulp (Socialist), defeated;JamesH. McFarlan (Socialist), defeated;HenryUlbricht (Socialist Labor), defeated;ArchieMcInnes (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1910 Apr 5:RobertM. Montgomery, resigned. 1910 Jun 6:JohnE. Bird, appointed. 1910 Nov 8:JohnE. Bird (Rep), elected;WinentH. D. Fox (Prohibition), defeated;DeufayB. Hovey, Sr. (Socialist), defeated. 1911 Apr 3:RussellC. Ostrander (Rep), elected;JohnE. Bird (Rep), elected;JohnE. Kinnane (Dem), defeated;HerbertA. Sanford (Dem), defeated;JamesH. McFarlan (Socialist), defeated;FrankM. Fogg (Socialist), defeated;WinentH. D. Fox (Prohibition), defeated;SethB. Terry, defeated;HenryUlbricht (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1911 Jul 10:FrankA. Hooker, died in office. 1911 Aug 30:JosephH. Steere, appointed. 1912:RollinH. Person (Dem), defeated;GeorgeL. Yaple (Dem), defeated. 1912 Aug 30:CharlesA. Blair, died in office. 1912 Sep 6:FranzC. Kuhn, appointed. 1913:RollinH. Person (Dem), defeated;AlfredJ. Murphy, defeated;WillardJ. Turner (Progressive), defeated. 1915 Apr 5:FlaviusL. Brooke (Rep), elected;AaronV. McAlvay (Rep), elected;ThomasJ. Cavanaugh (Dem), defeated;CharlesM. Wilson (Dem), defeated;AlvinE. Ewing (Progressive), defeated;WilliamT. Bope (Progressive), defeated;JamesH. McFarlan (Socialist), defeated;JohnM. Alexander (Socialist), defeated;HarveyB. Hatch (Prohibition), defeated;ThomasA. Mead (Prohibition), defeated. 1915 Jul 9:AaronV. McAlvay, died in office. 1915 Jul 16:RollinH. Person, appointed. 1916 Nov 7:GrantFellows (Rep), elected;RollinH. Person (Dem), defeated;FredBlock (Socialist), defeated;HarveyB. Hatch (Prohibition), defeated;FrederickN. Hitchcock (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1917 Apr 2:JohnW. Stone (Rep), elected;FranzC. Kuhn (Rep), elected;CharlesM. Wilson (Dem), defeated;JohnW. Shine (Dem), defeated;MauriceSugar (Socialist), defeated;HarveyB. Hatch (Prohibition), defeated;JohnKiiskila (Socialist), defeated;ThomasA. Mead (Prohibition), defeated. 1919 Apr 7:RussellC. Ostrander (Rep), elected;JohnE. Bird (Rep), elected;PatrickH. O'Brien (Dem), defeated;RobertE. Bunker (Dem), defeated;HarveyB. Hatch (Prohibition), defeated;WinentH. D. Fox (Prohibition), defeated;EdwardO. Foss (Socialist), defeated;AlbertT. Renner (Socialist), defeated. 1919 Sep 12:RussellC. Ostrander, died in office. 1919 Dec 30:FranzC. Kuhn, resigned;GeorgeM. Clark, appointed. 1920:JamesH. Baker (Dem), defeated;RobertE. Bunker (Dem), defeated. 1921:JamesH. Baker (Dem), defeated. 1921 Jan 21:FlaviusL. Brooke, died in office. 1921 Jan 25:HowardWiest, appointed. 1922 Mar 24:JohnW. Stone, died in office. 1922 Mar 29:JohnS. McDonald, appointed. 1922 Nov 7:JohnS. McDonald (Rep), elected;MichaelJ. Doyle (Dem), defeated;HarveyB. Hatch (Prohibition), defeated;JosephB. Warenette (Socialist), defeated. 1923 Apr 2:GrantFellows (Rep), elected;HowardWiest (Rep), elected;GeorgeJ. Burke (Dem), defeated;HowardW. Cavanagh (Dem), defeated;HarveyB. Hatch (Prohibition), defeated;ThomasA. Mead (Prohibition), defeated. 1925:PatrickH. O'Brien (Dem), defeated;EvansHolbrook (Dem), defeated. 1926 Jan 1:ErnestA. Snow, appointed. 1926 Nov 2:ErnestA. Snow (Rep), elected;GeorgeJ. Burke (Dem), defeated. 1927 Apr 4:JohnE. Bird (Rep), elected;NelsonSharpe (Rep), elected;JohnW. Anderson (Dem), defeated;EmmetL. Beach (Dem), defeated;CyrilLambkin (Workers), defeated;JohnKiiskila (Workers), defeated. 1927 Sep 29:RichardC. Flannigan, appointed. 1927 Oct 20:ErnestA. Snow, died in office. 1927 Oct 24:WalterH. North, appointed. 1928 Feb 9:JohnE. Bird, died in office. 1928 Feb 14:WilliamW. Potter, appointed. 1928 Feb 17:RichardC. Flannigan, died in office. 1928 Feb 21:LouisH. Fead, appointed. 1928 Nov 6:LouisH. Fead (Rep), elected;ThomasA. E. Weadock (Dem), defeated. 1928 Nov 6:WalterH. North (Rep), elected;PrentissM. Brown (Dem), defeated. 1928 Nov 6:WilliamW. Potter (Rep), elected;GeorgeE. Bushnell (Dem), defeated. 1929 Apr 1:WalterH. North (Rep), elected;LouisH. Fead (Rep), elected;JohnW. Anderson (Dem), defeated;GeorgeW. Weadock (Dem), defeated. 1929 Jul 16:GrantFellows, died in office. 1929 Jul 25:HenryM. Butzel, appointed. 1930 Nov 4:HenryM. Butzel (Rep), elected;CarlR. Henry (Dem), defeated. 1931 Apr 6:HenryM. Butzel (Rep), elected;HowardWiest (Rep), elected;DavidE. McLaughlin (Dem), defeated;FremontEvans (Dem), defeated. 1933 Apr 3:GeorgeE. Bushnell (Dem), elected;EdwardM. Sharpe (Dem), elected;GeorgeM. Clark (Rep), defeated;JohnS. McDonald (Rep), defeated;HarryRiseman (Socialist), defeated;JohnM. Alexander (Socialist), defeated;JohnW. Myers (Prohibition), defeated;HarleyD. Cortwright (Prohibition), defeated. 1933 Aug 31:GeorgeM. Clark, resigned. 1935 Apr 1:WilliamW. Potter (Rep), elected;NelsonSharpe (Rep), elected;FrancisT. McDonald (Dem), defeated;WilliamA. Neithercut (Dem), defeated;WilliamKemnitz (Socialist), defeated;S.W. Schkloven (Socialist), defeated;WalterM. Nelson (Farmer-Labor), defeated;GottlobC. Leibrand (Farmer-Labor), defeated. 1935 Oct 20:NelsonSharpe, died in office. 1935 Oct 24:HarryS. Toy, appointed. 1936 Nov 3:BertD. Chandler (Dem), elected;HarryS. Toy (Rep), defeated;GeorgeE. Gullen (Farmer-Labor), defeated. 1937:WalterH. North, elected;LouisH. Fead (Rep), defeated. 1939 Apr 3:HenryM. Butzel (Rep), elected;HowardWiest (Rep), elected;ThomasJ. Murphy (Dem), defeated;ClarenceD. Dwyer (Dem), defeated;EmanuelSeidler (Socialist), defeated. 1940 Jul 21:WilliamW. Potter, died in office. 1940 Aug 8:EmersonR. Boyles, appointed. 1940 Nov 5:EmersonR. Boyles (Rep), elected;PhilipElliott (Dem), defeated. 1941 Apr 7:EdwardM. Sharpe (Dem), elected;GeorgeE. Bushnell (Dem), elected;JohnM. Dunham (Rep), defeated;GeorgeA. Cram (Rep), defeated. 1941 Jun 2:ThomasF. McAllister, resigned;RaymondWesley Starr, appointed. 1942 Nov 3:RaymondWesley Starr (Dem), elected;EarlC. Pugsley (Rep), defeated. 1943 Apr 5:NeilE. Reid (Rep), elected;EmersonR. Boyles (Rep), elected;BertD. Chandler (Dem), defeated;FrankL. McAvinchey (Dem), defeated. 1945 Apr 2:RaymondWesley Starr (Dem), elected;WalterH. North (Rep), elected;W.Leo Cahalan (Dem), defeated;HermanDehnke (Rep), defeated. 1945 Sep 16:HowardWiest, died in office. 1945 Sep 24:LelandW. Carr, appointed. 1946 Aug 15:RaymondWesley Starr, resigned;JohnR. Dethmers, appointed. 1946 Nov 5:LelandW. Carr (Rep), elected;VictorE. Bucknell (Dem), defeated. 1947 Apr 7:LelandW. Carr (Rep), elected;HenryM. Butzel (Rep), elected;EdwardT. Kane (Dem), defeated;PatrickS. Nertney (Dem), defeated. 1947 Apr 7:JohnR. Dethmers (Rep), elected;MauriceE. Tripp (Dem), defeated. 1949 Apr 4:GeorgeE. Bushnell (Dem), elected;EdwardM. Sharpe (Dem), elected;ArthurE. Moore (Rep), defeated;CharlesW. Rigney (Rep), defeated;MortonA. Eden (Progressive), defeated. 1951 Apr 2:NeilE. Reid (Rep), elected;EmersonR. Boyles (Rep), elected;JamesH. Lee (Dem), defeated;TheodoreP. Ryan (Dem), defeated;C.LeBron Simmons (Progressive), defeated;MortonA. Eden (Progressive), defeated. 1952 Jul 23:WalterH. North, died in office. 1952 Aug 14:ClarkJ. Adams, appointed. 1952 Nov 4:ClarkJ. Adams (Dem), elected;CharlesH. King (Rep), defeated;MortonA. Eden (Progressive), defeated. 1953 Apr 6:HarryF. Kelly (Rep), elected;JohnR. Dethmers (Rep), elected;ClarkJ. Adams (Dem), defeated;TalbotSmith (Dem), defeated. 1955 Jan 10:GeorgeE. Bushnell, resigned. 1955 Jan 11:TalbotSmith, appointed. 1955 Apr 4:LelandW. Carr (Rep), elected;EugeneF. Black (Dem), elected;D.Hale Brake (Rep), defeated;StephenJ. Roth (Dem), defeated. 1956 May 4:NeilE. Reid, died in office. 1956 May 15:GeorgeEdwards, appointed. 1956 Nov 6:TalbotSmith (Dem), elected;MichaelD. O'Hara (Rep), defeated. 1956 Nov 6:GeorgeEdwards (Dem), elected;JohnSimpson (Rep), defeated. 1956 Dec 30:EmersonR. Boyles, resigned. 1956 Dec 31:JohnD. Voelker, appointed. 1957 Apr 1:TalbotSmith (Dem), elected;ThomasM. Kavanagh (Dem), elected;MichaelD. O'Hara (Rep), defeated;RobertE. Childs (Rep), defeated. 1957 Apr 1:JohnD. Voelker (Dem), elected;JosephA. Moynihan, Jr. (Rep), defeated. 1959 Apr 6:GeorgeEdwards (Dem), elected;JohnD. Voelker (Dem), elected;WilliamH. Baldwin (Rep), defeated;MauriceF. Cole (Rep), defeated;KennethW. Cole (Prohibition), defeated. 1960 Jan 4:JohnD. Voelker, resigned. 1960 Jan 5:TheodoreSouris, appointed. 1960 Nov 8:TheodoreSouris (Dem), elected;JamesR. Breakey, Jr. (Rep), defeated. 1961 Apr 3:HarryF. Kelly (Rep), elected;JohnR. Dethmers (Rep), elected;JamesH. McLaughlin (Dem), defeated;ErnestC. Boehm (Dem), defeated. 1961 Oct 6:TalbotSmith, resigned. 1961 Oct 10:OtisM. Smith, appointed. 1962 Jan 2:GeorgeEdwards, resigned. 1962 Feb 2:PaulL. Adams, appointed. 1962 Nov 6:OtisM. Smith (Dem), elected;LouisD. McGregor (Rep), defeated. 1962 Nov 6:MichaelD. O'Hara (Rep), elected;PaulL. Adams (Dem), defeated. 1963 Apr 1:EugeneF. Black (Dem), elected;PaulL. Adams (Dem), elected;RichardG. Smith (Rep), defeated;DonaldE. Holbrook (Rep), defeated. 1966 Nov 8:ThomasM. Kavanagh (Dem), elected;ThomasE. Brennan (Rep), elected;OtisM. Smith (Dem), defeated;MeyerWarshawsky (Rep), defeated. 1968 Jul 1:TheodoreSouris, resigned. 1968 Nov 5:ThomasG. Kavanagh (Dem), elected;MichaelD. O'Hara (Rep), defeated. 1970 Nov 3:JohnB. Swainson (Dem), elected;G.Mennen Williams (Dem), elected;EdwardS. Piggins (Rep), defeated;JohnR. Dethmers (Rep), defeated. 1972 Nov 7:CharlesL. Levin (Nonpartisan Judicial), elected;MaryS. Coleman (Rep), elected;JamesS. Thorburn (Rep), defeated;ZoltonA. Ferency (Human Rights), defeated;VincentJ. Brennan (Independent Judiciary), defeated;RobertL. Evans (Dem), defeated;HoraceW. Gilmore (Dem), defeated;WilliamJ. Beer (American Independent), defeated;WilliamA. Ortman (Conservative), defeated. 1973 Dec 31:ThomasE. Brennan, resigned. 1974 Jan 7:JohnW. Fitzgerald, appointed. 1974 Nov 5:ThomasM. Kavanagh (Dem), elected;JohnW. Fitzgerald (Rep), elected;BlairMoody, Jr. (Dem), defeated;AllanC. Miller (Rep), defeated. 1975 Apr 19:ThomasM. Kavanagh, died in office. 1975 Jun 2:LawrenceB. Lindemer, appointed. 1975 Nov 7:JohnB. Swainson, resigned. 1975 Dec 2:JamesL. Ryan, appointed. 1976 Nov 2:ThomasG. Kavanagh (Ind), elected;RomanS. Gribbs (Dem), defeated;JosephP. Swallow (Rep), defeated;JamesE. Wells (American Independent), defeated;WilsonS. Hurd (Libertarian), defeated. 1976 Nov 2:JamesL. Ryan (Rep), elected;CharlesKaufman (Dem), defeated. 1976 Nov 2:BlairMoody, Jr. (Dem), elected;LawrenceB. Lindemer (Rep), defeated;ZoltonA. Ferency (Human Rights), defeated. 1978 Nov 7:G.Mennen Williams (Dem), elected;JamesL. Ryan (Rep), elected;AliceL. Gilbert (Rep), defeated;GaryR. McDonald (Dem), defeated. 1980 Nov 4:MaryS. Coleman (Rep), elected;CharlesL. Levin, elected;JosephB. Sullivan (Dem), defeated;ElizabethBurch (Dem), defeated;MichaelHegarty (Rep), defeated. 1982 Nov 2:BlairMoody, Jr. (Dem), elected;MichaelF. Cavanagh (Dem), elected;DorothyComstock Riley (Rep), defeated;RossW. Campbell (Rep), defeated;PeterW. Avery (Libertarian), defeated. 1982 Nov 26:BlairMoody, Jr., died in office. 1982 Dec 9:DorothyComstock Riley, appointed. 1982 Dec 24:MaryS. Coleman, resigned. 1982 Dec 27:JamesH. Brickley, appointed. 1983 Apr 20:PatriciaJ. Boyle, appointed. 1984 Nov 6:JamesH. Brickley (Rep), elected;JamesA. Hathaway (Dem), defeated. 1984 Nov 6:PatriciaJ. Boyle (Dem), elected;RobertP. Griffin (Rep), defeated;DavidH. Raaflaub (Libertarian), defeated. 1984 Nov 6:DorothyComstock Riley (Rep), elected;ThomasG. Kavanagh (Dem), defeated;RobertW. Roddis (Libertarian), defeated. 1986 Jan 2:JamesL. Ryan, resigned;DennisW. Archer, appointed. 1986 Nov 4:RobertP. Griffin (Rep), elected;DennisW. Archer (Dem), elected;DeanRobb (Dem), defeated;BarbaraB. MacKenzie (Ind), defeated;ZoltonA. Ferency (Ind), defeated;JamesJ. Kelley (Ind), defeated;E.Thomas Fitzgerald (Tisch Independent Citizens), defeated;JamesT. Kallman (Rep), defeated;JohnP. O'Hara, Jr. (Ind), defeated;AndreaJ. Ferrara (Ind), defeated;JerryJ. Kaufman (Ind), defeated;JohnJ. McDonough (Ind), defeated;HenryClay (Ind), defeated;StephenP. Korn (Ind), defeated;JamesJ. Carras (Ind), defeated;MichaelJoseph Marutiak (Ind), defeated;MichaelF. Simon (Ind), defeated;WillardL. Mikesell (Ind), defeated;MelvinL. Paunovich (Ind), defeated;E.Leonard Howarth (Ind), defeated;CalebM. Simon (Ind), defeated;JamesR. Stelt (Ind), defeated;JeffreyC. Collison (Ind), defeated;DavidH. Raaflaub (Ind), defeated. 1988 Nov 8:CharlesL. Levin (Ind), elected;JamesH. Brickley (Rep), elected;JerryJ. Kaufman (Tisch Independent Citizens), defeated;MarvinR. Stempien (Dem), defeated;RichardC. Johnston (Rep), defeated;DonaldF. Warmbier (Libertarian), defeated. 1990 Nov 6:PatriciaJ. Boyle (Dem), elected;MichaelF. Cavanagh (Dem), elected;W.Clark Durant (Rep), defeated;JudyH. Hughes (Rep), defeated;JerryJ. Kaufman (Tisch Independent Citizens), defeated;CharlesHahn (Libertarian), defeated. 1990 Dec 18:DennisW. Archer, resigned. 1990 Dec 21:ConradL. Mallett, Jr., appointed. 1992 Nov 3:ConradL. Mallett, Jr. (Dem), elected;MichaelJ. Talbot (Rep), defeated;JerryJ. Kaufman (Tisch Independent Citizens), defeated. 1992 Nov 3:DorothyComstock Riley (Rep), elected;MarilynJean Kelly (Dem), defeated;RobertW. Roddis (Libertarian), defeated. 1994 Nov 8:ConradL. Mallett, Jr. (Dem), elected;ElizabethA. Weaver (Rep), elected;RichardGriffin (Rep), defeated;DonaldE. Shelton (Dem), defeated;GeorgeF. Killeen, defeated. 1996 Nov 5:JamesH. Brickley (Rep), elected;MarilynJean Kelly (Dem), elected;HildaR. Gage (Rep), defeated;WilliamMurphy (Dem), defeated;JessicaR. Cooper, defeated;JerryJ. Kaufman (Libertarian), defeated;DavidH. Raaflaub (Libertarian), defeated. 1997 Sep 1:DorothyComstock Riley, resigned;CliffordW. Taylor, appointed. 1998 Nov 3:MichaelF. Cavanagh (Dem), elected;MauraD. Corrigan (Rep), elected;SusanD. Borman (Dem), defeated;JeffreyG. Collins, defeated;JerryJ. Kaufman, defeated;MatthewR. Abel, defeated;DavidH. Raaflaub (Libertarian), defeated. 1998 Nov 3:CliffordW. Taylor (Rep), elected;CaroleF. Youngblood (Dem), defeated. 1998 Dec 30:RobertP. Young, Jr. (Rep), appointed. 1999 Jan 2:ConradL. Mallett, Jr., resigned. 1999 Oct 1:JamesH. Brickley, resigned;StephenJ. Markman, appointed. 2000 Nov 7:RobertP. Young, Jr. (Rep), elected;StephenJ. Markman (Rep), elected;CliffordW. Taylor (Rep), elected. 2002 Nov 5:ElizabethA. Weaver (Rep), elected;RobertP. Young, Jr. (Rep), elected;MaggieW. Drake, defeated;J.Martin Brennan, defeated;MichaelL. Donahue (Libertarian), defeated;DonnellyW. Hadden, defeated;BruceH. Yuille, defeated. 2004 Nov 2:StephenJ. Markman (Rep), elected;MarilynJean Kelly (Dem), elected. 2010:RobertP. Young, Jr. (Rep), elected. 2010 Aug 26:AltonT. Davis, appointed. 2010 Nov 2:AltonT. Davis (Dem), defeated. 2012 Nov 6:BridgetMary McCormack (Dem), elected;StephenJ. Markman (Rep), elected;ConnieMarie Kelley, defeated;ColleenA. O'Brien, defeated;KerryL. Morgan, defeated;DougDern, defeated;RobertW. Roddis (Libertarian), defeated. 2012 Nov 6:BrianZahra (Rep), elected;SheliaJohnson (Dem), defeated;MindyBarry, defeated. | |
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