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Alan B. Sanborn
Member of the Michigan Senate
from the 11th district
In office
January 1, 2003 –December 31, 2010
Republican David Jaye (I)6,62854.8N/A
Republican Alan Sanborn3,54329.3N/A
Republican Sherri Sassin6545.4N/A
Republican A. Davis4413.6N/A
Republican Paul Paraventi4323.6N/A
Republican Morton Kripke4023.3N/A
Michigan House of Representatives 32nd Special Election Republican Primary [14]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Republican Alan Sanborn2,20431.7N/A
Republican Kirby Holmes Jr.2,08730.0N/A
Republican Reinhold K. Retzler1,08115.5N/A
Republican Gail P. Hicks83311.9N/A
Republican Marianne K. Weiss2904.2N/A
Republican Paul G. Paraventi1562.2N/A
Republican Maria Stella Castronova1502.2N/A
Republican Mary Ann Piacenza901.3N/A
Republican Pamela Skerkowski-Planitz610.9N/A
Michigan House of Representatives 32nd District Special General Election; February 24, 1998 [15]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Republican Alan Sanborn4,81171.3+13.0
Democratic Jim Kramer1,94028.7−9.2
Michigan House of Representatives 32nd District 1998 Republican Primary [15]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Republican Alan Sanborn (I)5,12751.6N/A
Republican Kirby Holmes Jr.2,91329.3N/A
Republican Gail P. Hicks1,89219.0N/A
Michigan Senate Michigan House of Representatives 32nd District 1998 General Election [16]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Republican Alan Sanborn (I)24,70073.8+2.5
Democratic Aristidis Andreopoulos7,59322.7−6.0
Libertarian Bob Van Oast1,1693.5+3.5
Michigan Senate Michigan House of Representatives 32nd District 2000 General Election [17]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Republican Alan Sanborn (I)32,16266.6−7.2
Democratic Greg Moore14,85230.7+8.0
Libertarian Bob Van Oast1,2862.7−0.8
Michigan Senate 12th District Special Election Republican Primary: September 11, 2001 [18]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Republican Alan Sanborn14,36946.4N/A
Republican Sue Rocca8,05426.0N/A
Republican David Jaye5,71618.5N/A
Republican Steve Thomas1,4724.8N/A
Republican Alvin H. Kukuk 5051.6N/A
Republican Michael Dorman1910.6N/A
Republican John Bryan1520.5N/A
Republican Robert P. Murphy1190.4N/A
Republican Joseph P. Chirco940.3N/A
Republican John M. Peterson860.3N/A
Republican Tracy Denise740.2N/A
Republican Judy Landino690.2N/A
Republican Ahmad Sam Esman450.1N/A
Michigan Senate 12th District Special General Election: November 7, 2001 [19]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Republican Alan Sanborn22,20269.1+7.2
Democratic Carl Territo9,92730.9−4.9
Michigan Senate 11th District 2002 Republican Primary [20]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Republican Alan Sanborn14,92696.0N/A
Republican Ahmad Sam Esman6144.0−N/A
Michigan Senate 11th District 2002 General Election [21]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Republican Alan Sanborn55,58967.9+21.2
Democratic Jim Ayres26,36532.1−18.6
Michigan Senate 11th District 2006 General Election [22]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Republican Alan Sanborn (i)55,58959.2−8.2
Democratic Kenneth Jenkins26,36538.2+6.1
Libertarian Lauren Zemens2,9032.6+2.6
Republican Primary Results [23]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Republican Paul Mitchell 30,114 38.0 N/A
Republican Phil Pavlov22,01927.8N/A
Republican Alan Sanborn12,63915.9N/A
Republican Tony Forlini7,8859.9N/A
Republican David VanAssche6,6898.4N/A
Majority8,09510.2−89.8
Turnout 79,346+43.6

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