The following is a list of the persons who served in the Vermont House of Representatives during the 2007-2008 session:

• Steven B. Maier, Democrat
• Betty A. Nuovo, Democrat

• Willem W. Jewett, Democrat

• Gregory S. Clark, Republican
• Kitty Oxholm, Republican (defeated 2008)

• Michael Fisher, Democrat
• David Sharpe, Democrat

• Christopher Bray, Democrat

• Will Stevens, Independent

• Bill Botzow, Democrat

• Timothy R. Corcoran, II, Democrat
• Joseph L. Krawczyk, Jr., Republican

• Anne H. Mook, Democrat
• Mary A. Morrissey, Republican

• Alice Miller, Democrat

• Judith Livingston, Republican (defeated 2008)

• Cynthia Browning, Democrat

• Patti Komline, Republican

• Leigh Larocque, Republican

• Lucy Leriche, Democrat

• Donald E. Bostic, Republican (retired 2008)
• David T. Clark, Republican

• Cola H. Hudson, Republican (retired 2008)
• Richard Lawrence, Republican

• Steve Larrabee, Republican (retired 2008)

• William J. Lippert, Democrat

• Scott A. Orr, Democrat

• Jim McCullough, Democrat
• Mary N. Peterson, Democrat (retired 2008)

• William N. Aswad, Democrat
• Kurt Wright, Republican

• Mark Larson, Democrat

• Jason P. Lorber, Democrat
• Rachel Weston, Democrat

• Christopher A Pearson, Progressive (defeated 2008)
• David Zuckerman, Progressive

• Johannah Leddy Donovan, Democrat
• Bill Keogh, Democrat (lost primary, 2008)

• Kenneth W. Atkins, Democrat
• Clem Bissonnette, Democrat

• Michele Kupersmith, Democrat (retired 2008)

• Ann D. Pugh, Democrat

• Albert C. "Sonny" Audette, Democrat

• Helen Head, Democrat

• Denise Begins Barnard, Democrat (retired to run unsuccessfully for Senate, 2008)

• Joyce Errecart, Republican (defeated 2008)

• Joan Lenes, Democrat

• Debbie Evans, Democrat
• Linda K. Myers, Republican

• Peter D. Hunt, Democrat (retired 2008)
• Tim Jerman, Democrat

• Martha P. Heath, Democrat

• Jim Condon, Democrat
• John Zenie, Democrat

• Patrick M. Brennan, Republican
• Kristy Spengler, Democrat

• William R. Frank, Democrat
• Gaye R. Symington, Democrat (House Speaker) (retired 2008 to unsuccessfully run for governor)

• Reginald Godin, Democrat (defeated 2008)
• Donald H. Turner, Republican

• Janice L. Peaslee, Republican

• William F. Johnson, Republican

• Carolyn Whitney Branagan, Republican
• Gary Gilbert, Democratic

• George R. Allard, Democrat (lost primary, 2008)
• Richard J. Howrigan, Democrat

• James Fitzgerald, Democrat (retired 2008)
• Kathleen C. Keenan, Democrat

• Avis L. Gervais, Democrat (retired 2008)

• Kathy LaBelle LaVoie, Republican (retired 2008)
• Michel Consejo, Democrat

• Norman H. McAllister, Republican
• Albert J. Perry, Democrat (retired 2008)

• Mitzi Johnson, Democrat
• Ira Trombley, Democrat

• Heidi Scheuermann, Republican

• Linda J. Martin, Democrat

• Floyd W. Nease, Democrat

• Richard A. Westman, Republican

• Peter Peltz, Democrat
• Shap Smith, Democrat (elected House Speaker in 2009-2010 session following Symington's departure)

• Susan Davis, Progressive
• Philip C. Winters, Republican

• Sarah Copeland-Hanzas, Democrat

• Patsy French, Democrat
• Jim Hutchinson, Democrat (retired 2008)

• Harvey B. "Bud" Otterman, Jr., Republican (defeated 2008)

• Robert Lewis, Republican (replaced Loren Shawn)
• Scott Wheeler, Republican

• Duncan F. Kilmartin, Republican
• Michael J. Marcotte, Republican

• John Morley, Republican
• John S. Rodgers, Democrat

• Dexter Randall, Progressive (defeated 2008)

• Andrew P. Donaghy, Republican

• Joseph Baker, Republican
• Dave Potter, Democrat

• William Canfield, Republican
• Robert Helm, Republican

• Gail Fallar, Democrat (retired 2008)

• David A. Sunderland, Republican (retired 2008)

• Virginia McCormack, Democrat (defeated 2008)

• Peg Andrews, Democrat

• Steven James Howard, Democrat

• Gale Courcelle, Democrat

• Margaret Flory, Republican

• Joe Acinapura, Republican

• John W. Malcolm, Democrat

• Harry L. Chen, Democrat (retired 2008)

• Carol Hosford, Democrat (defeated 2008)

• Anne B. Donahue, Republican
• Maxine Jo Grad, Democrat

• Leo M. Valliere, Republican (defeated 2008)

• Harry S. Monti, Democrat (retired 2008)

• Pat McDonald, Republican

• Thomas F. Koch, Republican
• Francis M. McFaun, Republican

• 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

• Janet Ancel, Democrat

• Tony Klein, Democrat

• Robert Dostis, Democrat (retired 2008)
• Sue Minter, Democrat

• Patty O'Donnell, Republican

• Ann Manwaring, Democrat

• Virginia A. Milkey, Democrat

• Daryl L. Pillsbury, Independent (retired 2008)

• Sarah R. Edwards, Progressive

• Michael J. Obuchowski, Democrat
• Carolyn W. Partridge, Democrat

• David L. Deen, Democrat
• Mike Mrowicki, Democrat

• Richard J. Marek, Democrat

• John Moran, Democrat

• Vacant

• Kathy Pellett, Democrat

• 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]

• Ernest W. Shand, Democrat

• Donna G. Sweaney, Democrat

• Steven C. Adams, Republican

• Alison H. Clarkson, Democrat

• Mark Mitchell, Democrat

• John Clerkin, Republican
• Hilde Ojibway, Democrat (retired 2008)

• David Ainsworth, Republican

• Margaret Cheney, Democrat
• Jim Masland, Democrat

• Dennis J. Devereux, Republican

• Sandy Haas, Progressive

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