Steven Pierce

For other people named Steven Pierce, see Steven Pierce (disambiguation).

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Steven Pierce
Pierce c. 1983
Member of the MassachusettsHouseofRepresentatives from the 4th Hampden district
In office 1979–1991

Political offices
Preceded by William G. Robinson	Minority Leader of the Massachusetts House of Representatives 1987 – 1991	Succeeded by Peter Forman
Preceded by Iris Holland	Minority Whip of the Massachusetts House of Representatives 1983 – 1987	Succeeded by Lucile Hicks
Preceded by Amy Anthony	Secretary of Communities and Development 1991 – 1991	Succeeded by Mary L. Padula