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Speaker of New Hampshire House,- Richard Hinch (Covid) Dec 9 2020- He supported school choice legislation that would give parents $3,000 for either private school tuition or homeschooling

State Rep.- Don Manning (Unknown) Mar 20 2020- Manning was interviewed by Ohio Advocates for Medical Freedom, expressing his strong support of their views that vaccinations should not be mandated by any government entity, saying that "any time we have an opportunity to keep the Government out of our lives, I'm on board.

State Rep.- Reggie Bagala (Covid) Apr 9 2020- He filed a lawsuit against Jimmy Cantrelle for violating his First Amendment rights, but his lawsuit was dismissed in 2019

State Rep.- John Lewis (Pancreatic Cancer) Jul 17 2020- Lewis was one of the "Big Six" leaders of groups who organized the 1963 March on Washington. Lewis represented Georgia's 5th congressional district (Fulton, Dekalb and Clayton Counties). He opposed the Clinton administration on NAFTA and welfare reform. After welfare reform passed, Lewis was described as outraged; he said, "Where is the sense of decency? What does it profit a great nation to conquer the world, only to lose its soul?"

State Rep.- Isaac Robinson Michigan, (Covid) Mar 30 2020- He was a member of the Detroit chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America. While in the House of Representatives, Robinson served on the Tax Policy, Commerce and Tourism, and Regulatory Reform committees. During the coronavirus pandemic Robinson supported legislation that would temporarily suspend evictions, foreclosures, and shutting off utilities for ninety days and drafted legislation that would have removed waiting periods for unemployment benefits.

State Rep.- Bob Glanzer South Dakota, (Covid) Apr 4 2020- Banker and taught business classes.

State Rep.- Mike Reese, R, Pennsylvania (Brain Aneurysm) Jan 2 2021- Reese was the Westmoreland County Assistant Director of Financial Administration.

State Rep.-elect Luke Letlow, Louisiana (Covid) Dec 29 2020- Director of government and community affairs for QEP Resources, an energy company based in Denver. n October, he had encouraged Louisiana officials to relax pandemic restrictions, warning, "We're now at a place if we do not open our economy, we’re in real danger."

State Rep.- Thyra Stevenson, Idaho (Heart Attack) May 11 2020- She was a Professor of Spanish at University of Washington. Stevenson earned a BA in English and another BA degree in Spanish from Boston University. She earned a certificate in Spanish from the New York University of Madrid in Spain,[2] a MA in Spanish literature from New York University, and a PhD in Latin American literature from the University of Washington. Stevenson was the vice chair person of the Revenue and Taxation Committee.

Former Representative,- Floyd Breeland (Unknown) Aug 11 2020- He was a high school teacher and principal. Owl's Whist Club member, High School Asst. Principal and Principal.

Former Representative,- Bernie Juskiewicz (Covid) Apr 9 2020- began his career at IBM by working in the accounting and management departments. Juskiewicz became a proponent of secondary education programs and a supporter of the University of Vermont during his tenure in the Vermont House.

Former Representative,- Roy Edwards (Undisclosed Illness) Nov 2 2020- The owner of the Edwards Title Company LLC (real estate title and escrow services) . His death occurred the day before the general election that year, in which he was running unopposed.

Former Representative Steve Beyor Vermont, (Declining Health) Aug 27 2020- Some of his bills sponsored. H.304- An act relating to making changes to the calculation of the statewide education property tax, H.345 An act relating to services provided by an advanced practice registered nurse in a nursing home, H.450 An act relating to creating equal access to public school resources and services, H.C.R.20 House concurrent resolution celebrating over two centuries of peaceful presidential transitions.

Former Representative Alvin Holmes (Old Age) Nov 23 2020- Member of the Alabama House of Representatives from the 78th District

Former Representative. Sam Johnson (Old age) May 27 2020- Served as the U.S. Representative for Texas's 3rd congressional district. In the House, Johnson was an ardent conservative. By some views, Johnson had the most conservative record in the House for three consecutive years, opposing pork barrel projects of all kinds, voting for more IRAs and against extending unemployment benefits. He chaired the Subcommittee on Employer-Employee Relations, where he encouraged small business owners to expand their pension and benefits for employees. In December 2017, Johnson signed a letter from Congress (along with 106 other Congress members) to FCC Chairman Ajit Pai supporting his plan to repeal net neutrality ahead of the commission's vote.

Former Congressman.- Earl Hutto (Old age) Dec 16 2020-

Former legislator,- Vic Stelly and his wife (Covid) Dec 28 2020- Member of the Louisiana Board of Regents for Higher Education.

Former Senator. Adam "John" Tassin, Jr. (Covid) Dec 26 2020- The former senator, a longtime physician, was a 1969 graduate of Louisiana State University Medical Center. He then went on to start his practice in his hometown of Ville Platte.

Former Senator. Edwin Gomes (Complications of Car crash) Dec 22 2020- On December 13, 2020, Gomes suffered serious head injuries during a car crash in Bridgeport.

Former Senator. Tom Coburn (Prostate Cancer) Mar 28 2020- American politician and physician. Coburn was a fiscal and social conservative, known for his opposition to deficit spending and pork barrel projects, same as Sam Johnson. Democrats have referred to him as "Dr. No" for his use of technicalities to block federal spending bills. Coburn was affiliated with a religious organization called The Family. Coburn previously lived in one of the Family's Washington, D.C. dormitories with then-Senator John Ensign, another Family member and longtime resident of the C Street Center who admitted he had an extramarital affair with a staffer in 2009. Coburn was involved in the Bush Administration's struggle with Congress over whistleblower rights. In the case of Garcetti v. Ceballos, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that government employees who testify against their employers did not have protection from retaliation by their employers under the First Amendment of the Constitution.

Former Senator. Larry Dixon (Covid) Dec 9 2020- He also served as a member of the Intergovernmental Advisory council on Education during the Reagan Administration.

Former Senator Martin Sandoval (Covid) Dec 7 2020 he earned a bachelor's degree in psychology. Appointments to the U.S. Department of Defense, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, and ten years at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. One of Sandoval’s biggest priorities is education, so he has worked to secure more education funding for the students in his district who need new facilities to replace the overcrowded schools of the Southwest Side. Sandoval also secured $300 million for CREATE, $150 million for Amtrak improvements and $400 million for high-speed rail in the capital bond program in direct negotiations with President Cullerton and Speaker Madigan

Former US Congressman Jim Ramstad Minnesota (Parkinsons) Nov 6 2020- He worked as a private practice attorney and as a legislative aide to the Minnesota House of Representatives. Ramstad is a member of The Republican Main Street Partnership. He is pro-choice, supports stem cell research, and supports gay rights but is opposed to gay marriage. He voted in favor of an amendment to a whistleblower protection bill that would have allowed the government to influence stem-cell research.

Former Sen. Joseph L. Bruno (Cancer) Oct 7 2020- On January 23, 2009, Bruno was indicted on eight counts of corruption, including mail and wire fraud. On December 7, 2009, Bruno was convicted of two counts of mail and wire fraud. He was acquitted of five felonies, and the jury hung on the last count.

Former Sen. Paul Sarbanes (Covid) Dec 8 2020- Rhodes Scholar, senior thesis titled "The Smith Act: A Denial of American Freedoms". Entered a private practice. Sarbanes was noted as a frequent critic of military budgets.

Former Sen. Lonnie Laffen, North Dakota (Heart attack) Dec 24 2020- Bachelor's degree in architecture and history from North Dakota State University. Laffen was the president of the JLG Architects business in Grand Forks, North Dakota

Former U.S. Senator Roger Jepsen, Iowa (Old Age) Nov 12 2020- He was active in farming, insurance and health care businesses.

Former NC Senate Leader Marc Basnight (Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) Dec 28 2020- Basnight owns a restaurant, the Lone Cedar Cafe, between Manteo and Nags Head on the Outer Banks. It burned to the ground May 1, 2007, in what was determined to be a fire caused by arson.

Senator.-Jerry Relph, Minnesota (Covid) Dec 19 2020- Relph opposed a paid family/sick leave proposal, calling it a "statewide social security system". He opposed universal preschool, calling it a "step to creating cradle to grave control by the government." he worked for 3M in personnel while attending law school. He later joined a small law firm in St. Charles, Minnesota, specializing in municipal, real estate, business, and tax law.

Senator.-Joe Neal, Nevada (multiple system failure after battling a long illness) Jan 1 2021- Degree from Southern University in political science and history.

Senator.-Jim McFarland, Nebraska (complications following pancreatic cancer) Nov 30 2020- Received his law degree from Cornell Law School in 1980. He received his master's degree in fine arts in creative writing, from Creighton University.

Senator.-Nolan Mettetal, Mississippi (Covid) Dec 28 2020 Little Info

Senator.-Thomas Slade Gorton III, Washington Aug 19 2020- Politician and attorney. In 2002, Gorton became a member of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States (popularly known as the "9/11 Commission") and the commission issued its final report in 2004. In 2010, the National Bureau of Asian Research founded the Slade Gorton International Policy Center. The Gorton Center is a policy research center, with three focus areas: policy research, fellowship and internship programs, and the Gorton History Program (archives). In 2013 the Gorton Center was the secretariat for the ‘Commission on The Theft of American Intellectual Property’, in which Gorton was a commissioner. Gorton opposed the candidacy of Donald Trump for President of the United States in 2016. Gorton is also a Counselor at the National Bureau of Asian Research. Gorton was also of counsel at K&L Gates LLP.

Richard Thornburgh, former U.S. attorney general and Pennsylvania governor (Old Age) Dec 31 2020- Thornburgh was 88, according to K&L Gates LLP, where he began his private practice legal career in 1959 and returned after serving in government until his retirement in early 2019.

Senator.-Mark Andrews (Unknown) Oct 6 2020- Little info.

Senator.-David Karnes, Nebraska (Cancer) Oct 25 2020- American politician, businessman, and attorney. Karnes served on the boards of, or acted as an advisor to, publicly traded U.S. companies, including Fannie Mae, Data Transmission Network Corporation, and RJT Securities, Inc. In 2019, Karnes was diagnosed with metastatic squamous cell skin cancer. He was part of a clinical trial in Boston, Massachusetts, but treatment was unsuccessful, and he died there on October 25, 2020, at age 71. Karnes served as a member of the United States Advisory Committee on Trade Policy and Negotiations.

Senator.-Augustus Benton "Ben" Chafin Jr. (Covid) Jan 1 2021- Chafin established his own law firm in 1986. He represented the Russell County Industrial Development Authority as counsel. American lawyer, farmer, and politian