Robert Schostak

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Robert Schostak is chairman of the Michigan Republican Party, replacing Ron Weiser.^[1]

Schostak was elected to head the Michigan Republican Party in January 2011. He has been involved in real estate since the mid-1970s.

In 2013, Schostak was re-elected as Chairman of the Michigan Republican Party, defeating Todd Courser.

Political Influence

Schostak, along with billionaire Dick DeVos and former MIGOP Chairman Ron Weiser, was one of the primary architects of the controversial "right to work" legislation enacted by the Michigan legislature in a lame duck session in December of 2012.^[2]

Sources

bio of Schostak

References

↑ Chairman Schostak Talks with Paul W. Smith. Michigan Republican Party. 2011-02-01. Retrieved 2011-11-26.
↑ "10,000 Protesters Converge on Michigan Capitol as Gov. Snyder's Assault on Workers' Rights Signed Into Law". AlterNet. December 11, 2012.

State Chairs of the Republican Party

AL: Bill Armistead
AK: Randy Ruedrich
AZ: Robert Graham
AR: Doyle Webb
CA: Jim Brulte
CO: Ryan Call
CT: Jerry Labriola Jr.
DE: John C. Sigler
FL: Lenny Curry
GA: John Padgett

HI: David Chang
ID: Norm Semanko
IL: Jack Dorgan
IN: Tim Berry
IA: A. J. Spiker
KS: Amanda Adkins
KY: Steve Robertson
LA: Roger F. Villere, Jr.
ME: Charles M. Webster
MD: Alex X. Mooney

MA: Kirsten Hughes
MI: Robert Schostak
MN: Keith Downey
MS: Joe Nosef
MO: Ed Martin
MT: William Deschamps
NE: Mark Fahleson
NV: Michael McDonald
NH: Wayne MacDonald
NJ: Sam Raia

NM: Monty Newman
NY: Edward F. Cox
NC: Robin Hayes
ND: Stan Stein
OH: Kevin DeWine
OK: David Weston
OR: Arthur B. Robinson
PA: Robert Gleason
RI: Mark Zaccaria
SC: Matt Moore

SD: Tim Rave
TN: Chris Devaney
TX: Steve Munisteri
UT: Thomas Wright
VT: Jack Lindley
VA: Pat Mullins
WA: Kirby Wilbur
WV: Conrad Lucas
WI: Brad Courtney
WY: Tammy Hooper

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Name	Schostak, Robert
Alternative names	"Bobby"
Short description	American politician
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