Julie Alexander (politician)

Julie Alexander

Member of the Michigan House of Representatives from the 64th district
Incumbent
Assumed office January 1, 2017
Preceded by	Earl Poleski

Personal details
Political party	Republican
Spouse(s)	Jeff Alexander
Alma mater	Western Michigan University
Profession	Teacher, Farmer

Julie Alexander is a current member of the Michigan House of Representatives from the 64th District. The 64 District comprises the City of Jackson, along with the townships of Concord, Hanover, Napoleon, Pulaski, Sandstone, Spring Arbor and Summit. Before serving as a representative, Julie served as a middle school teacher for nine years and an adult education teacher for thirteen years. Julie and her husband currently operate a third-generation farm in Hanover, Michigan. Julie also served three terms on the Jackson County Board of Commissioners.

Electoral history

2016 2016 64th District Primary
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Julie Alexander	3,479	42.3%
	Republican	Phillip Tripp	2,491	30.3%
	Republican	John Griffin	2,256	27.4%
Majority			988	12%

2016 2016 64th District Michigan House Election
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Republican	Julie Alexander	22,426	68.2%	+7.1%
	Democratic	Ron Brooks	13,433	37.5%	-1.5%
Majority			8,993	30.7%	+8.7%
	Republican hold

References

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↑ "Julie Alexander, District 64 - Michigan House Republicans". Gophouse.org. Retrieved 2017-04-17.
↑ "Live election results: Jackson County voters make general election picks for president, others". MLive.com. Retrieved 2017-04-17.
↑ "2014 Election Results: Jackson-area races and proposals". MLive.com. Retrieved 2017-04-17.

Members of the Michigan House of Representatives
Speaker of the House: Tom Leonard (R) Speaker pro tempore: Lee Chatfield (R) Majority Floor Leader: Dan Lauwers (R) Minority Leader: Sam Singh (D) Clerk: Gary L. Randall
Vacant Bettie Cook Scott (D) Wendell Byrd (D) Rose Mary Robinson (D) Fred Durhal III (D) Stephanie Chang (D) LaTanya Garrett (D) Sherry Gay-Dagnogo (D) Sylvia Santana (D) Leslie Love (D) Jewell Jones (D) Erika Geiss (D) Frank Liberati (D) Cara Clemente (D) Abdullah Hammoud (D) Robert Kosowski (D) Joe Bellino (D) Kevin Hertel (D) Laura Cox (R) Jeff Noble (R) Kristy Pagan (D) John Chirkun (D) Darrin Camilleri (D) Steve Marino (R) Henry Yanez (D) Jim Ellison (D) Robert Wittenberg (D) Patrick Green (D) Tim Greimel (D) Diana Farrington (R) William Sowerby (D) Pamela Hornberger (R) Jeffrey Yaroch (R) Sheldon Neeley (D) Jeremy Moss (D) Peter Lucido (R) Christine Greig (D) Kathy Crawford (R) Klint Kesto (R) Mike McCready (R) Martin Howrylak (R) Lana Theis (R) Jim Tedder (R) Jim Runestad (R) Michael Webber (R) John Reilly (R) Henry Vaupel (R) Pam Faris (D) Phil Phelps (D) Tim Sneller (D) Joseph Graves (R) Donna Lasinski (D) Yousef Rabhi (D) Ronnie Peterson (D) Adam Zemke (D) Jason Sheppard (R) Bronna Kahle (R) Eric Leutheuser (R) Aaron Miller (R) Jon Hoadley (D) Brandt Iden (R) John Bizon (R) David Maturen (R) Julie Alexander (R) Brett Roberts (R) Beth Griffin (R) Tom Cochran (D) Andy Schor (D) Sam Singh (D) James Lower (R) Tom Barrett (R) Steve Johnson (R) Chris Afendoulis (R) Rob VerHeulen (R) David LaGrand (D) Winnie Brinks (D) Tommy Brann (R) Dave Pagel (R) Kim LaSata (R) Mary Whiteford (R) Dan Lauwers (R) Gary Howell (R) Shane Hernandez (R) Edward J. Canfield (R) Ben Frederick (R) Thomas Albert (R) Julie Calley (R) Roger Victory (R) Jim Lilly (R) Daniela Garcia (R) Holly Hughes (R) Terry Sabo (D) Tom Leonard (R) Tim Kelly (R) Vanessa Guerra (D) Brian Elder (D) Jason Wentworth (R) Gary Glenn (R) Roger Hauck (R) Scott VanSingel (R) Curt VanderWall (R) Michele Hoitenga (R) Daire Rendon (R) Larry C. Inman (R) Triston Cole (R) Sue Allor (R) Lee Chatfield (R) Beau LaFave (R) Vacant Scott Dianda (D)
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