John H. Dorsey

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John H. Dorsey
Member of the New Jersey Senate
In office January 10, 1978 –January 11, 1994

New Jersey General Assembly
Preceded by Gordon MacInnes Rosemarie Totaro	Member of the New Jersey General Assembly from the 23rd district January 13, 1976–January 10, 1978	Succeeded by Rosemarie Totaro
New Jersey Senate
Preceded by Stephen B. Wiley	Member of the New Jersey Senate from the 23rd district January 10, 1978–January 12, 1982	Succeeded by Walter E. Foran
Preceded by James Wallwork	Member of the New Jersey Senate from the 25th district January 12, 1982–January 11, 1994	Succeeded by Gordon MacInnes