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Alaska

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Sources

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  • http://akleg.gov/docs/pdf/ROSTERALL.pdf The Alaska Legislature's Roster of Members, covering the entire history of the territorial and state legislatures. Published mostly biennially since the mid 1960s.
  • Who's Who in Alaskan Politics, compiled by Evangeline Atwood and R. N. DeArmond and published by Binford & Mort in 1977, contains most members of the territorial and state legislatures through the 8th State Legislature. A short description of the book and a listing of names contained therein can be found at User:RadioKAOS/Sandbox/Bios/Who's Who in Alaskan Politics.
  • The Juneau Empire publishes/d a special section on the legislature, typically appearing biennially prior to the start of each new legislature, for decades. It's unclear if this is still being published or if it can be found on the newspaper's website in any form.

The following list will limit consideration to state legislatures. Names are listed once, in order of first appearance in the legislature. Entries are as follows: the person's ideal name on Wikipedia, as best conforming to WP:COMMONNAME or other considerations; the person's full name, as best is known; the person's year of birth (and death). Entries with no death year or placeholder listed are still (believed to be) alive.

1st State Legislature

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1st Senate

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  1. Howard C. Bradshaw (1908–[?])
  2. J. Earl Cooper (Joseph Earl Cooper, 1907–1964)
  3. Bob Giersdorf (Joseph Robert Giersdorf, 1935–2003)
  4. Hubert Gilbert (Hubert Anthony Gilbert) (1915–[?])
  5. B. J. Logan (Balfour John "Bob" Logan, 1906–1974)
  6. George McNabb (George Brinkworth McNabb, Jr., 1919–1992)
  7. Bob McNealy (Robert James McNealy, 1907–1978)
  8. John McNees (John A. McNees, 1917–1995)
  9. Irwin Metcalf (Irwin Logan Metcalf, 1908–1973)
  10. Ralph E. Moody (1915–1997) According to Moody's profile in Jean Lester's Faces of Alaska project, his birth name is "Ralph E Moody", with an initial in place of an actual middle name. The description of his birth name contained no period after the "E", but it's unclear whether or not that was intentional.
  11. Ed Orbeck (Edmund N. Orbeck, 1915–2012?)
  12. Alfred A. Owen (Alfred Aaron Owen, 1910–[?])
  13. W. O. Smith (Walter Osborne "Bo" Smith, 1907–1987)
  14. Thomas B. Stewart (Thomas Byrd Stewart, 1919–2007)
  15. Jack Weise (John Ernest Weise, 1915–2000)

1st House

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  1. Bob Blodgett (Robert R. Blodgett, 1920–[?])
  2. Frank Cashel (Frank E. Cashel)
  3. Frank Chapados (Francis Xavier Chapados)

California

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2020 California State Senate & Assembly

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2018 California State Senate & Assembly

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2016 California State Senate & Assembly

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2014 California State Senate & Assembly

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Delaware

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Sources from the Delaware General Assembly Website

142nd Delaware General Assembly (current)

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Senate

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  1. George H. Bunting
  2. Catherine A. Cloutier
  3. Dorinda A. Connor - Redirect Dori Connor and Dori A. Connor.
  4. Nancy W. Cook
  5. David B. McBride
  6. Harris B. McDowell
  7. David P. Sokola
  8. Liane M. Sorenson
  9. John C. Still
  10. James T. Vaughn

House

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  1. Joseph W. Booth
  2. Timothy U. Boulden
  3. Gerald A. Buckworth
  4. Bruce C. Ennis
  5. V. George Carey
  6. G. Wallace Caulk
  7. Joseph G. Di Pinto
  8. David H. Ennis
  9. J. Benjamin Ewing
  10. Tina Fallon
  11. Melanie L. George
  12. Robert F. Gilligan
  13. Bethany A. Hall-Long
  14. Gerald W. Hocker
  15. William I. Houghton
  16. Helene M. Keeley
  17. Gregory F. Lavelle
  18. Clifford G. Lee - redirect Biff Lee, Clifford Lee, and Biff G. Lee
  19. Vincent A. Lofink
  20. Pamela S. Maier
  21. Joseph E. Miro
  22. Michael P. Mulrooney
  23. William A. Oberle
  24. Hazel D. Plant
  25. George Robert Quillen
  26. Bruce C. Reynolds
  27. Roger P. Roy
  28. Wayne A. Smith
  29. Donna D. Stone
  30. Pamela J. Thornburg
  31. Stephanie A. Ulbrich
  32. Robert J. Valihura
  33. John F. Van Sant
  34. John J. Viola
  35. Nancy H. Wagner

Hawaii

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Sources

Current Hawaii Legislature

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Senate

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  1. Rosalyn H. Baker
  2. David Y. Ige
  3. Lorraine R. Inouye
  4. Brian Kanno
  5. Ron Menor
  6. Brian T. Taniguchi

House

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  1. Felipe P. Abinsay, Jr.
  2. Dennis A. Arakaki
  3. Lyla B. Berg
  4. Rida T.R. Cabanilla
  5. Jerry L. Chang
  6. Corinne W.L. Ching
  7. Pono Chong
  8. Chris Halford
  9. Bev Harbin
  10. Robert N. Herkes
  11. Michael Puamamo Kahikina
  12. Ezra R. Kanoho
  13. Jon Riki Karamatsu
  14. Bertha C. Kawakami
  15. Marilyn B. Lee
  16. Michael Y. Magaoay
  17. Barbara C. Marumoto
  18. Colleen Rose Meyer
  19. Hermina M. Morita
  20. Mark S. Moses
  21. Bob Nakasone
  22. Scott Y. Nishimoto
  23. Marcus R. Oshiro
  24. Maile S. L. Shimabukuro
  25. Alex M. Sonson
  26. Joseph Souki - redirect Joe Souki. The website lists the name as Joseph "Joe" Souki.
  27. Anne V. Stevens
  28. Bud Stonebraker
  29. K. Mark Takai
  30. Dwight Y. Takamine
  31. Roy M. Takumi
  32. Kameo Tanaka
  33. Tommy Waters
  34. Ryan I. Yamane
  35. Kyle T. Yamashita

Maryland

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Current Members of the Maryland General Assembly

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Maryland General Assembly

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Montana

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Sources from the website of the Montana State Legislature

59th legislative assembly (current)

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Senate

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  1. Keith Bales
  2. Gregory D. Barkus - redirect Gregory D Barkus and Gregory Barkus
  3. Jerry Black
  4. John Brueggeman
  5. John Cobb (Montana)
  6. Brent R. Cromley - redirect Brent R Cromley and Brent Cromley
  7. Jon Ellingson
  8. Jim Elliott (politician) - add disambiguation notice to Jim Elliott
  9. Kelly Gebhardt
  10. Duane Grimes
  11. Sam Kitzenberg
  12. Rick Laible
  13. Jeff Mangan
  14. Daniel W. McGee - redirect Daniel W McGee and Daniel McGee
  15. Gary L. Perry - redirect Gary L Perry and Gary Perry
  16. Glenn A. Roush - redirect Glenn A Roush and Glenn Roush
  17. Jim Schockley
  18. Robert R. Story, Jr. - redirect Robert R. Story Jr., Robert R Story, Jr., Robert Story, Jr., Robert Story Jr., Robert R. Jr. Story, Robert R Jr. Story, Robert R Story Jr., and Robert Jr. Story
  19. Bill Tash
  20. Ken Toole

House

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  1. Joan Andersen
  2. John Balyeat
  3. Debby Barett
  4. Edward B. Butcher - redirect Edward B Butcher
  5. Rosalie Buzzas
  6. Paul Clark (Montana)
  7. Tim Dowell
  8. Emelie K. Eaton - redirect Emelie K Eaton
  9. Kathleen Galvin-Halcro
  10. William E. Glaser - redirect William E Glaser
  11. George Golie
  12. George Groesbeck
  13. Christopher Harris (Montana)
  14. Ray Hawk
  15. Dennis Himmelberger
  16. Carol C. Juneau - redirect Carol C Juneau
  17. Jim Keane
  18. Roger Koopman
  19. Carol Lambert
  20. Michael Lange
  21. Rick Maedje
  22. Bruce Malcolm
  23. Joe McKenny
  24. Walter L. McNutt - redirect Walter L McNutt
  25. Scott Mendenhall
  26. Penny Morgan (politician)
  27. John L. Musgrove - redirect John L Musgrove
  28. Mark E. Noennig - redirect Mark E Noennig
  29. Bernie Olson
  30. John Parker (Montana)
  31. Jim Peterson (Montana)
  32. Dianne Rice
  33. Don Roberts
  34. John Jack Ross
  35. Ron Stoker
  36. Pat Wagman
  37. Karl A. Waitschies - redirect Karl A Waitschies
  38. David E. Wanzenried - redirect David E Wanzenried
  39. John Ward (Montana)
  40. Bill Warden
  41. Jack Wells
  42. Bill Wilson (Montana)
  43. John E. Witt - redirect John E Witt

Rhode Island

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Sources from the Rhode Island General Assembly's website

Current members of the Rhode Island General Assembly

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Senate

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  1. Stephen D. Alves
  2. Roger R. Badeau
  3. David E. Bates
  4. Leo R. Bais
  5. Kevin A. Breene
  6. Frank A. Ciccone III
  7. Daniel P. Connors
  8. Marc A. Cote
  9. Michael J. Domiani
  10. Daniel DaPonte
  11. James E. Doyle, II - redirect James E. Doyle II
  12. Walter S. Felag Jr. - redirect Walter S. Felag, Jr.
  13. Paul W. Fogarty
  14. Hanna M. Gallo
  15. June M. Gibbs
  16. Daniel J. Issa
  17. Beatrice A. Lanzi
  18. Charles J. Levesque
  19. Michael J. McCaffrey
  20. Harold M. Metts
  21. Joseph A. Montelbano
  22. Rhoda E. Perry
  23. Juan M. Pichardo
  24. Joseph M. Polisena
  25. Leonidas P. Raptakis
  26. James C. Sheehan
  27. John C. Tassoni Jr. - redirect John C. Tassoni, Jr.
  28. William A. Walaska

Tennessee

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Sources

104th Tennessee General Assembly (2005-2006)

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House of Representatives

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  1. William Baird
  2. Stratton Bone
  3. Willie Butch Borchert
  4. Henri E. Brooks
  5. Tommie F. Brown
  6. Chris Clem
  7. Kent Coleman
  8. Chris Crider
  9. Charles Curtiss (politician)
  10. Eugene E. Davidson
  11. John J. Deberry, Jr. - redirect John J. Deberry Jr.
  12. Tom DuBois
  13. Jimmy A. Eldridge
  14. Dennis Ferguson
  15. Joe F. Fowlkes
  16. George W. Fraley
  17. Jere L. Hargrove
  18. Bill W. Harmon
  19. John Hood (U.S. politician)
  20. Curtis G. Johnson
  21. Phillip Johnson (politician)
  22. Russell Johnson (politician)
  23. Edith Taylor Langster
  24. Mark L. Maddox
  25. Michael Ray McDonald
  26. Bob McKee
  27. Gary W. Moore
  28. Phillip Pinion
  29. W. C. Pleasant
  30. Dennis E. Roach
  31. Gary Rowe
  32. Charles Michael Sargent
  33. Jack Sharp (politician)
  34. Janis Baird Sontany
  35. Eric H. Swafford
  36. John C. Tidwell
  37. Joe Towns, Jr. - redirect Joe Towns Jr.
  38. Mike Turner (politician)
  39. Ben West, Jr.
  40. John Mark Windle
  41. Les Winningham

Vermont

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Sources from the Secretary of State of Vermont

2007-2008 Legislative session (current)

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Vermont Senate

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  1. Susan J. Bartlett
  2. Bill Carris
  3. Donald E. Collins - redirect Donald Collins, Don Collins, and Don E. Collins. The website refers to him as Collins, Donald "Don" E.
  4. Ann E. Cummings
  5. Robert Hartwell
  6. Sara Branon Kittell
  7. Dick McCormack
  8. Mark A. MacDonald
  9. Hull P. Maynard
  10. Richard T. Mazza
  11. Jeanette K. White

House of Representatives

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For a complete list of members of the Vermont House see: Members of the Vermont House of Representatives, 2007-2008 session. Most of the members still need articles.

Wyoming

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Sources from the Wyoming State Legislature's website

58th Legislature (current)

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Senate

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  1. Pat Aullman
  2. Gerald E. Geis
  3. John Hanes
  4. Bill Hawks (Wyoming politician)
  5. Wayne H. Johnson
  6. Grant C. Larson
  7. Ray Peterson (politician)
  8. Robert A. Peck
  9. Tony Ross
  10. Charles K. Scott
  11. Charles Townsend (Wyoming)

House

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  1. Deborah Alden
  2. Pete Anderson - redirect Rodney Anderson. The House website lists the full name as Rodney "Pete" Anderson.
  3. Bruce Barnard
  4. Kermit C. Brown
  5. Edward A. Buchanan
  6. Kurt S. Bucholz
  7. Charles P. Childers - redirect Pat Childers. The website lists his name as Charles P. "Pat" Childers.
  8. Roy Cohee
  9. Dave Edwards (politician)
  10. James C. Hageman
  11. John M. Hastert
  12. Becket Hinckley
  13. Jerry Iekel
  14. Pete Illoway
  15. Allan Jones (politician)
  16. Jack Landon Jr. - redirect Jack Landon, Jr.
  17. Thomas A. Lockhart
  18. Thomas E. Lubnau II
  19. Randall B. Luthi
  20. Del McOmie
  21. Erin E. Mercer
  22. Larry Meuli
  23. David Miller (Wyoming)
  24. Douglas D. Osborn
  25. Frank Philp
  26. Mick Powers
  27. Wayne Reese
  28. Ann Robinson (politician)
  29. Doug Samuelson
  30. Jim Slater (politician)
  31. Bill Thompson (Wyoming)
  32. Tom Walsh (politician)
  33. Kevin A. White

Mayors of major cities (1,000,000+ population within city limits)

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Houston, Texas

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  1. Walter Embree Monteith
  2. Almeron Earl Amerman, Sr.
  3. Andrew L. Jackson
  4. Orren T. Holt
  5. John D. Woolford
  6. Samuel H. Brashear
  7. Henry Scherffius
  8. Daniel C. Smith
  9. Andrew J. Burke
  10. Irving Capers Lord
  11. James T. D. Wilson
  12. Joseph R. Morris
  13. William Anders (mayor)
  14. Thomas W. Whitmarsh
  15. William Harrison King
  16. Cornelius Ennis
  17. James H. Stevens
  18. Nathan Fuller
  19. Benjamin P. Buckner
  20. William W. Swain
  21. John Day Andrews

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Phoenix, Arizona

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San Antonio, Texas

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San Jose, California

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  1. Many of the mayors pre-1968 lack articles

San Diego, California

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(Nearly complete, per List of mayors of San Diego)

  1. Thomas Collins (administrator)

Dallas, Texas

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  1. T. L. Bradford