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250:. The seat was vacated by Republican Judy Emmons, who retired due to term limits, which prevent a member for serving longer than three terms. Huckleberry was unopposed in the Democratic Primary and faced Republican Thomas Ginster in the General Election. He defeated Ginster by a 54%-46% margin. Huckleberry went on to lose his bid for reelection to that seat in 2010, and his bid to regain the seat in 2012. His opponent in both the 2010 and 2012 elections was Republican Rick Outman. 234:
Huckleberry served on the Greenville Task Force to save the Electrolux refrigerator plant, as well as on the Greenville Chamber Board of Directors (unfortunately, the owners of Electrolux ultimately decided to move the plant to Mexico). He was elected as president of the Cedar Springs Chamber of
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Commerce twice. He has previously served as Chair of the Montcalm County Democratic Party. In 2006, Mike Huckleberry unsuccessfully challenged Republican Congressman
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since 1991. He is married to Linda Huckleberry and they have five children and three grandchildren.
222:, located in Michigan], in business studies. He has owned and operated Huckleberry's Restaurant in 214:. He graduated from Cedar Springs High School in 1966. From 1967 to 1968, Huckleberry attended 191: 337: 20: 151: 243:, located in the Central Lower Peninsula. He lost to Camp by a margin of 60%-38%. 166:(born July 12, 1948) is a politician, restaurateur, and small business owner from 202:, located in central Michigan. In 2010 he was defeated by Rick Outman, 55%-43%. 84: 72: 236: 195: 194:. In 2006 he unsuccessfully challenged incumbent Republican Congressman 359:
Democratic Party members of the Michigan House of Representatives
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Mike Huckabee
Michigan House of Representatives
70th
Judy Emmons
Rick Outman
Cedar Springs, Michigan
Democratic
Restaurateur
Greenville, Michigan
Democrat
Michigan State House of Representatives
70th House District
Montcalm County
Ionia County
Ionia
Dave Camp
Michigan's 4th congressional district
Cedar Springs, Michigan
Grand Rapids Community College
Davenport University
Greenville, Michigan
Dave Camp
4th Congressional District
70th State House District of Michigan
Official Website
House Democrats Website
Campaign Site
Categories
1948 births
Living people

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