List of University of Michigan legislator alumni

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The following is the List of University of Michigan legislator alumni. For more alumni, see the List of University of Michigan alumni , and details about the University of Michigan .

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Where the date or fact of graduation is uncertain, "(MDNG)" is used to indicate "matriculated, did not graduate."

Legislator A

Legislators B

Legislators C to E

Legislators F to G

Legislators H to J

Legislators K

Legislators L

Legislators M

Legislators N to O

Legislators P to Q

Legislators R

Legislators S

Legislators T

Legislators U to Z

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