California's 30th Assembly district
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California's 30th Assembly district is one of eighty districts each electing one member of the California State Assembly. The district is currently located within California's Central Valley. Hanford and Delano are the two largest cities fully contained within the district. The district is currently represented by Democrat Nicole Parra.
Former Assembly Speaker Brian Setencich, current 20th district congressman Jim Costa, and John G. Veneman, father of former Bush Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman have all represented the 30th district. Clare Berryhill, the father of current 25th district assemblyman, Tom Berryhill represented this district from 1969 until 1970.
[edit] Representatives
- 1900–1902 George McLaughlin (D)
- 1902–1904 Abner McMahon (D)
- 1904–1906 Francis McNamara (R)
- 1906–1908 James Wilson (R)
- 1908–1910 George Black (D)
- 1910–1912 J.P. Mullally (R)
- 1912–1914 Edward Nolan (R)
- 1914–1916 Joseph Marron (Bull Moose)
- 1916–1924 Clarence Morris (R)
- 1924–1930 Robert Fry (R)
- 1930–1932 J.P. Hayes (R)
- 1932–1934 Frank Lee Crist (R)
- 1934–1936 H. Dewey Anderson (R)
- 1936–1938 Adron Beene
- 1938–1942 Byrl Salsman (R)
- 1942–1961 Ralph M. Brown (D)
- 1962–1969 John G. Veneman (R)
- 1969–1970 Clare Berryhill (R)
- 1970–1972 Ernest LaCoste (D)
- 1972–1974 John Thurman (D)
- 1974–1978 Kenneth L. Maddy (R)
- 1978–1994 Jim Costa (D)
- 1994–1996 Brian Setencich (R)
- 1996–1998 Robert Prenter (R)
- 1998–2002 Dean Florez (D)
- 2002–2008 Nicole Parra (D)
[edit] References
http://news.pacificnews.org/news/view_article.html?article_id=54a899f1f47c9f3f871ce043cc55561a
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