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| m was first elected to the last Territorial | Legislature of Hawaii before it became a state in 1959. |
| e was a member of Oregon's last Territorial | Legislature as Oregon awaited statehood. |
| year he served in Oregon's last territorial | legislature representing Washington and Multnomah count |
| Gage served as the chaplain, and later the | legislature returned the favor by naming Gage County af |
| One year later, the | legislature selected a spot for the county seat. |
| se Education Committee in 1995, leading the | legislature to establish landmark Charter School legisl |
| After leaving the | legislature in 2001 and until 2005, Auer represented Gr |
| After leaving the | legislature she was named one of four 1994 Women of Ach |
| After leaving the | legislature, Hearn became Madison County Personnel Dire |
| After leaving the | legislature, O'Toole served for a time as Democratic di |
| After leaving the | Legislature, he became a lobbyist for and vice presiden |
| After leaving the | legislature, Orr served a term on the Louisiana Ethics |
| al leader in Union County after leaving the | legislature. |
| After leaving the | legislature, Boland served as an elected member of the |
| After leaving the | Legislature, Thompson became the President of the Oklah |
| After leaving the | legislature in 1997, he became a contract lobbyist for |
| After leaving the | legislature in 2003, Dawkins led the department of Neig |
| ching at Ajax High School after leaving the | legislature. |
| Since leaving the | legislature, Mr. Allred has stated his intention to run |
| Simpson has since left the | legislature and resumed his law practice but stated in |
| He left the | legislature in an unsuccessful bid for Texas land commi |
| Hall left the | legislature in 1949. |
| n in the 1979 election, as Jamison left the | Legislature. |
| passion for politics long after he left the | legislature and became a lobbyist. |
| He left the | legislature in January 1979, as a Republican Bill Cleme |
| ans parishes from 1972-1992, later left the | legislature to assume a judgeship. |
| ive, Douglas Campbell of Kent East left the | legislature. |
| ved as Speaker until 1992, when he left the | legislature to become executive director of the Minneso |
| term in the 2006 election and thus left the | legislature and the cabinet. |
| At some point after he left the | legislature, Orr switched his affiliation to Republican |
| He left the | legislature in 1879 to become Assistant Attorney Genera |
| to support the Whig Party after he left the | legislature. |
| t the gubernatorial nomination, he left the | legislature in January 2011. |
| After a year, Harding left the | legislature to enter the United States Navy during Worl |
| he state House that year; after he left the | legislature, he switched to Republican affiliation. |
| Jonasson left the | legislature in 1935, for reasons that are not clear. |
| Aruba elects on national level a | legislature. |
| Anguilla elects on territorial level a | legislature. |
| Solomon Islands elects on national level a | legislature. |
| Andorra elects on national level a | legislature. |
| Bahamas elects on national level a | legislature. |
| Botswana elects on national level a | legislature. |
| Greenland elects on national level a | legislature. |
| Moldova elects on national level a | legislature. |
| Mayotte elects on territorial level a | legislature. |
| Bermuda elects on territorial level a | legislature. |
| Montserrat elects on territorial level a | legislature. |
| Montenegro elects on national level a | legislature and a head of state. |
| Guernsey elects on national level a | legislature. |
| Latvia elects on national level a | legislature. |
| is and Futuna elects on territorial level a | legislature. |
| Monaco elects on national level a | legislature (parliament). |
| The Cook Islands elects on national level a | legislature. |
| San Marino elects on national level a | legislature. |
| Papua New Guinea elects on national level a | legislature. |
| irgin Islands elects on territorial level a | legislature. |
| Saint Lucia elects on national level a | legislature. |
| d the Grenadines elects on national level a | legislature. |
| Serbia elects on national level a | legislature and a president. |
| and Miquelon elects on territorial level a | legislature. |
| ana elects on regional/departmental level a | legislature. |
| The Limpopo Provincial | Legislature is the primary legislative body of the Sout |
| ort of college; when traveling to lobby the | legislature, Shepard traveled by car since the train to |
| ally appointed governor and locally elected | legislature. |
| sh for several years in the Louisiana State | Legislature. |
| as well as all seats in the Louisiana State | Legislature. |
| If approved by the Louisiana State | Legislature, such a hospital would replace Charity Hosp |
| a very real threat that the Louisiana State | Legislature would withhold funding from parochial schoo |
| Hunley served in the Louisiana State | Legislature and practiced law in New Orleans. |
| ult of the Stelly Plan, the Louisiana State | Legislature in 2008 repealed Stelly. |
| was repealed in 1956 by the Louisiana State | Legislature under Kennon's successor, Earl Kemp Long. |
| erved in both houses of the Louisiana State | Legislature. in 1837. |
| He remained active in the Louisiana State | Legislature until 1817. |
| fe, McIlhenny served in the Louisiana State | Legislature, winning a seat in the Louisiana House of R |
| t is an 1898 measure of the Louisiana State | Legislature which permits municipalities in the state t |
| ited States that housed the Louisiana State | Legislature from the mid-19th century until the current |
| ember of both houses of the Louisiana State | Legislature from the town of Sicily Island in Catahoula |
| ember of both houses of the Louisiana State | Legislature and candidate for governor of Louisiana in |
| ember of both houses of the Louisiana State | Legislature, having served from 1936-1952. |
| ohn Alario, the dean of the Louisiana State | Legislature. |
| oral constituency for Luxembourg's national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies. |
| er elected members to Luxembourg's national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies, from 1848 until i |
| te elected members to Luxembourg's national | legislature, the Chamber of Deputies, from 1848 until i |
| After California voters made the | legislature full-time in November 1966, Driscoll publis |
| She was elected by the Maine State | Legislature on January 6, 2009, succeeding G. Steven Ro |
| elect a new government to the Majilis, the | legislature of the Parliament of Kazakhstan. |
| ed treasurer by a majority-Democratic state | legislature. |
| The Northern Marianas Commonwealth | Legislature has two chambers. |
| hen he was elected to the Marianas District | Legislature, serving from 1963 to 1965. |
| s an elected Delegate to the Maryland state | legislature, Maryland General Assembly, in Annapolis, M |
| In December 1831, the Maryland state | legislature appropriated US$10,000 for 26 years to tran |
| year he was a member of the Maryland State | Legislature, was appointed to the Maryland Court of App |
| y, served a term in the Massachusetts state | legislature. |
| lot was added after the Massachusetts State | Legislature increased the sales tax in the state from 5 |
| 792, she petitioned the Massachusetts State | Legislature for back pay which the army had withheld fr |
| erved four terms in the Massachusetts State | legislature (1995-2003). |
| gton was elected to the Massachusetts State | Legislature in 1964, serving until 1969. |
| officially address the Massachusetts State | legislature, where he urged the lawmakers "to legalize |
| setts and served in the Massachusetts State | legislature during the 1970s. |
| lesbian members of the Massachusetts State | Legislature, serving six terms from 1992 in the Massach |
| appropriation from the Massachusetts State | Legislature. |
| September 11, 1991, the Massachusetts state | legislature approved Governor William Weld's emergency |
| 's 19th district in the Massachusetts State | Legislature. |
| onerated in 1957 by the Massachusetts State | Legislature, partly because of the efforts of Lee Green |
| He was elected to the Massachusetts state | legislature as a Republican, but soon switched to the D |
| is the upper house of the New Mexico State | Legislature. |
| is the lower house of the New Mexico State | Legislature. |
| African American slaves in New Mexico, the | legislature formally approved of slavery shortly before |
| The Michigan State | Legislature authorised Ada Township to borrow up to $3, |
| of the council in the Minnesota territorial | legislature from 1854 to 1857, and was mayor of Red Win |
| erved in both houses of the Minnesota State | Legislature. |
| gotry and asked UMM and the Minnesota State | Legislature to take action against Myers. |
| In March 2002, the Minnesota State | Legislature passed a bill which mandated that all diese |
| erved in both houses of the Minnesota State | Legislature from 1873 to 1882. |
| n and in both houses of the Minnesota State | Legislature. |
| ter and member of the Minnesota Territorial | Legislature whom Greeley is named after, owned the Chen |
| In its 1995 session, the Mississippi State | Legislature passed House Bill 960, authorizing the cons |
| and a member of the Mississippi Territorial | Legislature from 1808 to 1809. |
| mber 6, 1816 by the Mississippi Territorial | Legislature. |
| Hardy was elected to the Mississippi State | Legislature which kept him at the State Capital in Jack |
| nos in the hurricane, the Mississippi state | legislature changed its laws regarding the placement of |
| He was again in the Mississippi Territorial | Legislature from 1813 to 1814, returning to private pra |
| The Mississippi State | Legislature awarded her a formal recognition during the |
| Jones served in the Missouri Territorial | Legislature in the Territorial Council in 1814. |
| ct of 1839 was an act of the Missouri State | Legislature which established the public school system |
| portant commissions from the Missouri State | Legislature, as well as independent paintings. |
| He served in the Missouri State | Legislature from 1931 to 1932 and during his service ad |
| r Louisiana and in the Missouri Territorial | Legislature. |
| reer by winning a seat on the Monroe County | legislature, representing an election district centered |
| 995, Hanna was elected to the Monroe County | Legislature. |
| ate is the upper house of the Montana State | Legislature, the state legislative branch of the U.S. s |
| The Montana State | Legislature is the state legislature of the U.S. state |
| e Speaker of the House for the Montana 62nd | Legislature. |
| He was elected to the Montana State | legislature in 2002 but lost his bid for re-election in |
| She has been a member of the Montana state | legislature since 2007 and was the youngest legislator |
| Montana to be elected to the Montana state | legislature and as a mayor. |
| The Montana State | Legislature meets in the state capital of Helena. |
| the beginning of statehood for Montana, the | Legislature has been split along party lines fairly con |
| Assembly Building is one of the most modern | legislature complexes in India. |
| re carried out by the Mpumalanga Provincial | Legislature, which elects the leader of the largest par |
| ed to become an MLA in the Tamil Nadu state | legislature. |
| an when he was elected to the Nassau County | Legislature when it formed in 1995. |
| erk and chief of staff in the Nassau County | legislature. |
| 03, Mejias was elected to the Nassau County | Legislature, becoming the first Latino elected to that |
| A national bicameral | legislature, is also elected, consisting of the Palau N |
| ions for deputies to the National Assembly ( | legislature) in January 1936". |
| election that produced a nearly deadlocked | legislature. |
| Main article: First Nebraska Territorial | Legislature |
| In January 1855, the Nebraska Territorial | Legislature named Burt County, Nebraska in honor of the |
| The Nebraska Territorial | Legislature was held from January 16, 1855 until 1865 i |
| es illegally moved the Nebraska Territorial | Legislature to Florence following a violent outburst at |
| Conrad-Nantkes serves in the Nebraska State | Legislature, representing District 46 on the city of Li |
| il his election to the Nebraska Territorial | Legislature in 1861. |
| He was a member of the Nebraska unicameral | legislature from 1937 to 1941. |
| lected a member of the Nebraska Territorial | Legislature from Burt County in 1856. |
| While the Nebraska state | legislature is officially non-partisan (and unicameral) |
| nts the 11th District in the Nebraska State | Legislature, serving as the successor of Ernie Chambers |
| In 1909, the Nebraska state | legislature authorized the construction of a new normal |
| The First Nebraska Territorial | Legislature first met in Omaha, Nebraska on January 15, |
| d to run for the seat in the Nebraska State | Legislature being vacated by Senator Ernie Chambers, wh |
| l was adopted in 2008 by the Nebraska state | Legislature. |
| and was elected to the Nebraska Territorial | Legislature in 1860-61. |
| Before being in the Nebraska State | Legislature, he was a home improvement contractor. |
| slative District in the Nebraska Unicameral | Legislature and reelected in 2006 with over 76% of the |
| The First Nebraska Territorial | Legislature met in Omaha in 1855, staying there until s |
| Crosby served in Nebraska's unicameral | legislature from 1941 to 1945. |
| To address educational needs, the | legislature authorized a payment of US$250 for public e |
| Nevada State | Legislature Fact Sheet, State of Nevada, (online versio |
| In the Nevada State | Legislature, she led efforts to reduce Nevada's high ga |
| Nevada State | Legislature |
| Nevertheless, the | legislature rejected the petition, and dispatched Confe |
| le serving in both houses of the New Jersey | Legislature. |
| rated as a town by an Act of the New Jersey | Legislature on April 5, 1865, within portions of Clinto |
| as also a lawyer and member of the New York | Legislature. |
| l 104 townships by an Act of the New Jersey | Legislature on February 21, 1798. |
| Elected to the New Brunswick | legislature in 1952, he became provincial Liberal leade |
| In 1933, the New Jersey | Legislature named Route 47 Delsea Drive after a reporte |
| Jay sat as a member of the New York | legislature during the early years of the American War |
| o represent this district in the New Jersey | Legislature. |
| he Crown as the location for a new colonial | legislature, but it was eventually deemed to be too far |
| 1913, he introduced a bill in the New York | Legislature to repeal public utility franchises of all |
| Holder's bio at the New Brunswick | legislature |
| Township, having petitioned the New Jersey | Legislature to form a new municipality out of sections |
| African American to serve in the New Jersey | Legislature. |
| taking 26 of 55 seats in the New Brunswick | legislature. |
| as incorporated by an act of the New Jersey | Legislature on April 11, 1864 from portions of Newton T |
| In February 2011, the New Jersey | Legislature authorized in February the Atlantic City To |
| The New Jersey | Legislature is the legislative branch of the government |
| ness prospered until 1908 when the New York | Legislature passed the Hart-Agnew Law which banned gamb |
| ne opposed a 2009 bill in the New Hampshire | legislature that would have legalized assisted suicide. |
| ity of New Jersey by acts of the New Jersey | Legislature in 1945 and 1956. |
| years in the lower house of the New Jersey | Legislature, the New Jersey General Assembly, from 1972 |
| Wilson ran for a seat to the New Brunswick | Legislature in the 2010 provincial election. |
| 1861, one of the first things the new state | Legislature planned to do was to establish a state Univ |
| ette was first elected to the New Brunswick | legislature in the 1967 provincial eleciton representin |
| A call went out to the New York | legislature to send four Albany Sloops for the purpose, |
| ion that established the current New Jersey | Legislature with 40 senators and 80 assemblymembers. |
| e Senate, the upper house of the New Jersey | Legislature, serving from 1965 to 1967 and again from 1 |
| ntine served in both houses of the New York | Legislature. |
| In 1940, he was appointed by the New Jersey | Legislature as director of the Municipal Aid Administra |
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