Charles Brunner

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The Honorable Charles M. Brunner
Member of the Michigan House of Representatives from the 96th district
Incumbent
Assumed office January 1, 2011
Preceded by	Jeff Mayes
Mayor of Bay City, Michigan
In office 2007 – November 30, 2010
Preceded by	Robert J. Katt
Succeeded by	Christopher J. Shannon
Member of the Bay City Commission
In office 2001–2007
Personal details
Born	(1952-04-15) April 15, 1952 Bay City, Michigan
Political party	Democratic
Spouse(s)	Judy
Residence	Bay City, Michigan
Alma mater	Central Michigan University Delta College
Website	State Representative Charles M. Brunner

Charles M. Brunner is a Democratic politician from Michigan currently serving in the Michigan House of Representatives. He is a former mayor of Bay City.^[1]^[2]

Prior to his time in elected office, Brunner was a teacher for 30 years. Once mayor, he was a founding member of what was once known as the Mayors Automotive Coalition, now the Manufacturing Alliance of Communities, and started several other city initiatives including a community clean-up and an adopt-a-park program.^[1]

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Members of the Michigan House of Representatives

Speaker of the House: Jase Bolger (R)
Speaker pro tempore: John J. Walsh (R)
Majority Floor Leader: Jim Stamas (R)
Minority Leader: Tim Greimel (D)
Clerk: Gary L. Randall

Brian Banks (D)
Alberta T. Talabi (D)
John Olumba (I)
Rose Mary Robinson (D)
Fred Durhal, Jr. (D)
Rashida Tlaib (D)
Thomas Stallworth III (D)
David Nathan (D)
Harvey Santana (D)
Phil Cavanagh (D)
David Knezek (D)
Douglas Geiss (D)
A. Kandrevas (D)
Paul Clemente (D)
George Darany (D)
Robert Kosowski (D)
Bill LaVoy (D)
Sarah Roberts (D)
John Walsh (R)
Kurt Heise (R)
Dian Slavens (D)
Harold Haugh (D)

Pat Somerville (R)
Anthony G. Forlini (R)
Henry Yanez (D)
Jim Townsend (D)
Ellen Cogen Lipton (D)
Jon Switalski (D)
Tim Greimel (D)
Jeff Farrington (R)
Marilyn Lane (D)
A. LaFontaine (R)
Ken Goike (R)
Woodrow Stanley (D)
Rudy Hobbs (D)
Pete Lund (R)
Vicki Barnett (D)
Hugh Crawford (R)
Klint Kesto (R)
Mike McCready (R)
Martin Howrylak (R)
Bill Rogers (R)
Gail Haines (R)
Eileen Kowall (R)

Tom McMillin (R)
B. Jacobsen (R)
Cindy Denby (R)
Pam Faris (D)
Phil Phelps (D)
Charles Smiley (D)
Joseph Graves (R)
Gretchen Driskell (D)
Jeff Irwin (D)
David Rutledge (D)
Adam Zemke (D)
Dale Zorn (R)
Nancy Jenkins (R)
Kenneth Kurtz (R)
Matt Lori (R)
Sean McCann (D)
Margaret O'Brien (R)
Kate Segal (D)
Jase Bolger (R)
Earl Poleski (R)
Mike Shirkey (R)
Aric Nesbitt (R)

Tom Cochran (D)
Andy Schor (D)
Sam Singh (D)
Rick Outman (R)
Theresa Abed (D)
Ken Yonker (R)
Peter MacGregor (R)
Rob VerHeulen (R)
Brandon Dillon (D)
Winnie Brinks (D)
Thomas Hooker (R)
Dave Pagel (R)
Al Pscholka (R)
Bob Genetski (R)
Dan Lauwers (R)
Kevin Daley (R)
Paul Muxlow (R)
Terry Brown (D)
Ben Glardon (R)
Lisa Lyons (R)
Mike Callton (R)
Roger Victory (R)

Amanda Price (R)
Joseph Haveman (R)
Collene Lamonte (D)
M. Hovey-Wright (D)
Tom Leonard (R)
Tim Kelly (R)
Stacy Erwin Oakes (D)
Charles Brunner (D)
Joel Johnson (R)
Jim Stamas (R)
Kevin Cotter (R)
Jon Bumstead (R)
Ray Franz (R)
Philip Potvin (R)
Bruce Rendon (R)
Wayne Schmidt (R)
Greg MacMaster (R)
Peter Pettalia (R)
Frank Foster (R)
Ed McBroom (R)
John Kivela (D)
Scott Dianda (D)

Persondata
Name	Brunner, Charles
Alternative names
Short description	American politician
Date of birth	April 15, 1952
Place of birth	Bay City, Michigan
Date of death
Place of death

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