Members of the Vermont House of Representatives, 2007–08 session
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The following is a list of the persons who served in the Vermont House of Representatives during the 2007-2008 session:
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- Gregory S. Clark, Republican
- Kitty Oxholm, Republican (defeated 2008)
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- Judith Livingston, Republican (defeated 2008)
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- Donald E. Bostic, Republican (retired 2008)
- David T. Clark, Republican
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- Cola H. Hudson, Republican (retired 2008)
- Richard Lawrence, Republican
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- Steve Larrabee, Republican (retired 2008)
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- Jim McCullough, Democrat
- Mary N. Peterson, Democrat (retired 2008)
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- Christopher A Pearson, Progressive (defeated 2008)
- David Zuckerman, Progressive
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- Johannah Leddy Donovan, Democrat
- Bill Keogh, Democrat (lost primary, 2008)
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- Michele Kupersmith, Democrat (retired 2008)
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- Denise Begins Barnard, Democrat (retired to run unsuccessfully for Senate, 2008)
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- Joyce Errecart, Republican (defeated 2008)
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- Peter D. Hunt, Democrat (retired 2008)
- Tim Jerman, Democrat
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- William R. Frank, Democrat
- Gaye R. Symington, Democrat (House Speaker) (retired 2008 to unsuccessfully run for governor)
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- Reginald Godin, Democrat (defeated 2008)
- Donald H. Turner, Republican
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- George R. Allard, Democrat (lost primary, 2008)
- Richard J. Howrigan, Democrat
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- James Fitzgerald, Democrat (retired 2008)
- Kathleen C. Keenan, Democrat
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- Avis L. Gervais, Democrat (retired 2008)
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- Kathy LaBelle LaVoie, Republican (retired 2008)
- Michel Consejo, Democrat
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- Norman H. McAllister, Republican
- Albert J. Perry, Democrat (retired 2008)
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- Peter Peltz, Democrat
- Shap Smith, Democrat (elected House Speaker in 2009-2010 session following Symington's departure)
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- Patsy French, Democrat
- Jim Hutchinson, Democrat (retired 2008)
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- Harvey B. "Bud" Otterman, Jr., Republican (defeated 2008)
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- Robert Lewis, Republican (replaced Loren Shawn)
- Scott Wheeler, Republican
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- Dexter Randall, Progressive (defeated 2008)
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- Gail Fallar, Democrat (retired 2008)
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- David A. Sunderland, Republican (retired 2008)
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- Virginia McCormack, Democrat (defeated 2008)
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- Harry L. Chen, Democrat (retired 2008)
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- Carol Hosford, Democrat (defeated 2008)
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- Leo M. Valliere, Republican (defeated 2008)
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- Harry S. Monti, Democrat (retired 2008)
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- Francis K. Brooks, Democrat (retired 2007 to become sergeant at arms. His successor, Jon Anderson, was appointed by Gov. Jim Douglas and lost the 2008 Democratic primary.)
- Warren F. Kitzmiller, Democrat
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- Robert Dostis, Democrat (retired 2008)
- Sue Minter, Democrat
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- Daryl L. Pillsbury, Independent (retired 2008)
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- Alice M. Emmons, Democrat
- Clint Martin, Democrat—Rep. Martin died on December 17, 2006, following a year-long fight with cancer.[1]
- Cynthia Martin, Democrat—On January 16, 2007, Governor Jim Douglas appointed Cynthia Martin (Clint Martin's widow) to serve out the balance of his term.[2]
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- John Clerkin, Republican
- Hilde Ojibway, Democrat (retired 2008)