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| n Senate is the upper house of the Michigan | Legislature. |
| bills have been introduced in the Michigan | Legislature to join the National Popular Vote Interstat |
| ormer member of both houses of the Michigan | Legislature, McManus is entitled to the courtesy title |
| ar, but it took until 1853 for the Michigan | Legislature to obtain title to the site. |
| nsing for a special session of the Michigan | legislature. |
| one of only three Hispanics in the Michigan | legislature. |
| ecession bill was submitted to the Michigan | Legislature, and 20,000 petition signatures were collec |
| er of the executive board of the Midwestern | Legislature Conference of the Council of State Governme |
| lin Den Ouden, also served in the Minnesota | Legislature from 1977 to 1987. |
| The eighty-fifth Minnesota | Legislature first convened on January 3, 2007. |
| ewery's beer, some members of the Minnesota | Legislature were convinced to propose changes in order |
| ng him the youngest member of the Minnesota | Legislature at that time. |
| extension that so preoccupied the Minnesota | legislature in the mid-1870s. |
| each other from their time in the Minnesota | Legislature. |
| serving her sixteenth term in the Minnesota | Legislature. |
| rst known blind person elected to Minnesota | Legislature. |
| is one of two gay members of the Minnesota | Legislature, along with Rep. Karen Clark, also a Democr |
| er A. Gandrud, also served in the Minnesota | Legislature. |
| The eighty-fourth Minnesota | Legislature first convened on January 4, 2005. |
| The eighty-third Minnesota | Legislature first convened on January 3, 2003. |
| d with the Liberal Caucus, as the Minnesota | Legislature was officially nonpartisan until 1976. |
| irst Asian-American member of the Minnesota | Legislature, and only the fourth Asian-Indian elected t |
| On April 21, 1891, the Minnesota | Legislature officially made it a state park by a margin |
| an anti-lynching law through the Minnesota | Legislature in 1921. |
| uncle, Harry, also served in the Minnesota | Legislature, being members of the House during the 1970 |
| e majority in that chamber of the Minnesota | Legislature until January, 2011. |
| The eighty-second Minnesota | Legislature first convened January 3, 2001. |
| After his death, the Minnesota | Legislature and Governor Rudy Perpich named Minnesota H |
| He was a member of first Minnesota | Legislature. |
| descent currently serving in the Minnesota | Legislature. |
| ucus during the period in which Minnesota's | legislature was nonpartisan, becoming officially a Repu |
| He also fought the powerful Mississippi | Legislature, which for decades had diluted executive br |
| l state soil, designated by the Mississippi | Legislature in 2003. |
| While a member of the Mississippi | Legislature Mott served as Chairman of the Investigatio |
| The Mississippi | Legislature is the state legislature of the U.S. state |
| He also served in the Mississippi | Legislature from 1880 to 1896 and one term as a judge o |
| st been elected to serve in the Mississippi | legislature. |
| d received its charter from the Mississippi | legislature on December 15, 1830. |
| esented Chickasaw County in the Mississippi | legislature in 1857, 1878, 1886, and 1904-1908; and in |
| and Commerce was created by the Mississippi | Legislature in 1906. |
| He served in the Mississippi | Legislature and was elected Speaker of the House of Rep |
| hn William Meece, member of the Mississippi | Legislature in 1911 |
| ortly after he passed away, the Mississippi | Legislature drafted a resolution honoring his life and |
| March 30 - The Mississippi | Legislature founds The University of Southern Mississip |
| Section 172 allows the Mississippi | Legislature to create and abolish other inferior courts |
| 55 - 1920), was a member of the Mississippi | Legislature in 1911. |
| The court was created by the Mississippi | Legislature to relieve a backlog of cases in the Suprem |
| unty, following approval by the Mississippi | Legislature to introduce gaming houses. |
| e Commission was created by the Mississippi | Legislature in 1956 in reaction to the 1954 Supreme Cou |
| The Missouri | Legislature attempted as early as 1839 to deepen the ch |
| the YMCA's “Youth and Government”, a model | legislature program for high school students. |
| The modern | legislature was created under Secretarial Order No. 298 |
| Assembly Building is one of the most modern | legislature complexes in India. |
| alker is a Republican member of the Montana | Legislature. |
| Lake is a Republican member of the Montana | Legislature. |
| rthun is a Republican member of the Montana | Legislature. |
| he 1980s, she was a lobbyist at the Montana | Legislature, representing the power industry and trial |
| irst openly gay man to serve in the Montana | legislature, where he joins two lesbians: Sen. Christin |
| cian and a Republican member of the Montana | Legislature. |
| enate, one of the two houses of the Montana | Legislature. |
| ay one of three LGBT members of the Montana | legislature, alongside Sands and Rep. Bryce Bennett (D- |
| rrett is a Republican member of the Montana | Legislature. |
| In 1927, however, the Montana | Legislature commissioned painter Ralph E. DeCamp to dep |
| beisser is Republican member of the Montana | Legislature. |
| son is a Republican Senator for the Montana | Legislature. |
| enden is a Republican member of the Montana | Legislature. |
| Olson is a Republican member of the Montana | Legislature. |
| s a young man, Brown was elected to Montana | Legislature. |
| mlett is a Democratic member of the Montana | Legislature. |
| Moore is a Republican member of the Montana | Legislature. |
| Jones is a Republican member of the Montana | Legislature. |
| ttich is a Republican member of the Montana | Legislature. |
| he first and second sessions of the Montana | legislature. |
| ovich is a Democratic member of the Montana | Legislature. |
| first ever openly gay member of the Montana | Legislature. |
| ckley is a Republican member of the Montana | Legislature. |
| y Dussault, also once served in the Montana | legislature. |
| Augare is a Democrat member of the Montana | Legislature. |
| bray is a Republican Senator in the Montana | Legislature. |
| The Board of Aldermen, is the municipal | legislature of the independent City of St. Louis, Misso |
| The Tamil Nadu | Legislature is the unicameral legislature of the Indian |
| Till 1986, the the Tamil Nadu | Legislature was a bicameral legislature consisting of t |
| as the leader of the Congress in Tamil Nadu | legislature after the 2006 election. |
| e of the ADR's four members of the national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies, representing the |
| He is a member of the national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies, representing the |
| Swaziland elects a national | legislature. |
| e same day as the elections to the national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies. |
| ld maintain close control over the national | legislature and judiciary, including the appointment of |
| elected to the Jatiya Sangsad, the national | legislature of Bangladesh as candidate of the PCJSS in |
| st the complete proceedings of its national | legislature. |
| ople's Party (CSV), sitting in the national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies, and the communal |
| nfluence from his positions in the national | legislature and board of education. |
| She is a member of the national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies, in which she has |
| rs of the Grand Duchy's unicameral national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies. |
| presentation for the states in the national | legislature, a point on which the Delaware legislature |
| The national | legislature would be able to veto state laws |
| He is a member of the national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies, having been first |
| oral constituency for Luxembourg's national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies. |
| Assembly of People's Power, Cuba's national | legislature, on 19 January 2003. |
| gnificance, namely membership of a national | legislature (deemed notable per WP:POLITICIAN). |
| er elected members to Luxembourg's national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies, from 1848 until i |
| lesi Jirga, the lower house of its National | Legislature, in 2005. |
| He is a member of the national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies, representing the |
| act passed by the Oireachtas, the national | legislature of the Republic of Ireland. |
| ires - provincial deputies for the national | legislature. |
| rs of the Grand Duchy's unicameral national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies. |
| to the two houses of Afghanistan's National | Legislature, the Wolesi Jirga, and Meshrano Jirga, in 2 |
| rs of the Grand Duchy's unicameral national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies. |
| rs of the Grand Duchy's unicameral national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies. |
| ceeding congresses, serving in the national | legislature from 4 December 1826 to 3 March 1835. |
| rs of the Grand Duchy's unicameral national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies. |
| uties') to Luxembourg's unicameral national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies. |
| e of the ADR's four members of the national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies, and their only me |
| rs of the Grand Duchy's unicameral national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies. |
| rs of the Grand Duchy's unicameral national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies. |
| rs of the Grand Duchy's unicameral national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies. |
| te elected members to Luxembourg's national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies, from 1848 until i |
| The newly formed National | Legislature, whose members were chosen in mid-2005, has |
| Committee, and two members of the National | Legislature, but he remains in detention. |
| rst Latter-day Saint to serve in a national | legislature besides that of the United States. |
| rs of the Grand Duchy's unicameral national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies. |
| rs of the Grand Duchy's unicameral national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies. |
| This was the first Native | Legislature in Indian sub continent, outside British In |
| Citing budget issues, the GOP-led NC | Legislature cut funding for Governor's School in June, |
| enator from Omaha, Nebraska in the Nebraska | Legislature and contractor. |
| nator from Gretna, Nebraska in the Nebraska | Legislature and a retired school administrator. |
| or from Riverdale, Nebraska in the Nebraska | Legislature and a rental property owner. |
| y, Nebraska, United States, in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| The Nebraska | Legislature is similarly nonpartisan yet is a unicamera |
| r, Nebraska, United States, in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| rom Platte Center, Nebraska in the Nebraska | Legislature and also farmer and livestock feeder. |
| He was appointed to the Nebraska | Legislature on January 3, 2007 by Governor Dave Heinema |
| enator from Omaha, Nebraska in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| ek, Nebraska, United States in the Nebraska | Legislature and farmer. |
| n, Nebraska, United States, in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| rn 1938) is a state senator in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| s, Nebraska, United States, in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| He subsequently served in the Nebraska | legislature. |
| t, Nebraska, United States, in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| from Kearney, Nebraska, USA in the Nebraska | Legislature and a retired general surgeon. |
| e, Nebraska, United States, in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| ember 10, 1949) is a member of the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| enator from Omaha, Nebraska in the Nebraska | Legislature and also a social worker and adoption speci |
| a, Nebraska, United States, in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| ember 29, 1972) is a member of the Nebraska | Legislature from Lincoln, Nebraska. |
| She served 18 years in the Nebraska | Legislature before being elected to the Douglas County |
| e first black woman elected to the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| a, Nebraska, United States, in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| He left the Nebraska | legislature in 1859 when he moved to the Territory of C |
| and in 1872 he was elected to the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| Prior to his election to the Nebraska | Legislature, Mello worked as a senior aide to U.S. Sena |
| Sessions of the Nebraska | Legislature last for 90 working days in odd-numbered ye |
| enator from Blair, Nebraska in the Nebraska | Legislature from 2003 until his resignation in 2007. |
| ris Langemeier is a senator in the Nebraska | Legislature in the United States. |
| He was appointed to the Nebraska | Legislature in 1999 by Governor Earl Benjamin "Ben" Nel |
| from Scottsbluff, Nebraska in the Nebraska | Legislature and a former President of Western Nebraska |
| was Curt Bromm, the speaker of the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| ve been no bills introduced in the Nebraska | Legislature to join the National Popular Vote Interstat |
| ator from Lincoln, Nebraska in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| ator from Lincoln, Nebraska in the Nebraska | Legislature and registered nurse. |
| governor, Heineman worked with the Nebraska | Legislature to pass the largest tax cut in state histor |
| , United States, in the unicameral Nebraska | Legislature. |
| or from Papillion, Nebraska in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| s, Nebraska, United States, in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| 966) is a Republican member of the Nebraska | Legislature from Bellevue. |
| nator from Aurora, Nebraska in the Nebraska | Legislature and also a farmer and cattle feeder. |
| g, Nebraska, United States, in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| enator from Omaha, Nebraska in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| mber 27, 1936) was a member of the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| March 21, 1980) is a member of the Nebraska | Legislature from Lincoln, Nebraska. |
| Pirsch was first elected to the Nebraska | Legislature, 10th Legislative District, on August 11, 1 |
| r Allen Pirsch, was elected to the Nebraska | Legislature, 4th Legislative District, in 2006. |
| ator from Elkhorn, Nebraska in the Nebraska | Legislature and substance abuse counselor. |
| nator from Bayard, Nebraska in the Nebraska | Legislature and a credit analyst and appraiser. |
| Nebraska, who is currently in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| a, Nebraska, United States, in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| a, Nebraska, United States, in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| enator from Omaha, Nebraska in the Nebraska | Legislature and the program director for governmental r |
| tion to the nonpartisan unicameral Nebraska | Legislature in November 1992 from District 31 in southw |
| He was appointed to the Nebraska | legislature on July 1, 2002 to replace Doug Kristensen |
| Hoagland was elected to the Nebraska | Legislature in 1978 and served until 1986 when he decli |
| bruary 6, 1952) is a member of the Nebraska | Legislature and teacher from York, Nebraska. |
| n, Nebraska, United States, in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| y, Nebraska, United States, in the Nebraska | Legislature . |
| is a Nebraska state senator in the Nebraska | Legislature who lives in Trenton, Nebraska. |
| tor from Beatrice, Nebraska in the Nebraska | Legislature and director of Beatrice Community Hospital |
| d, Nebraska, United States, in the Nebraska | Legislature. |
| oduced a piece of legislation in the Nevada | legislature patterned after Arizona's recent anti-immig |
| rats control of both chambers of the Nevada | Legislature for the first time in decades. |
| The Nevada | Legislature is one of the only six states that have bie |
| Baring served as a Member of the Nevada | Legislature in 1936. |
| The new | legislature met for the first time on July 19, 1900. |
| The new | legislature met for the first time on January 16, 1913. |
| The new | legislature met for the first time on January 22, 1970. |
| site, Nowlin says that "There will be a new | legislature and a new governor who must not waste this |
| ter died on January 7, 2007, before the new | legislature convened. |
| The new | legislature met for the first time on February 7, 1957. |
| e house of representatives, each time a new | legislature convenes, to choose one of its own members |
| The new | legislature met for the first time on January 24, 1967. |
| known as Niyama Sabha and is housed in New | Legislature Complex. |
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