Honoring the Cleveland Indians as the 2016 American League Champion.
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H. R. No. 583
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| Type |
House Resolution
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| General Assembly |
131
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Government Link
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Primary Sponsors
Ron Amstutz
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1 |
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Republican |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Timothy E. Ginter
| District |
5 |
| Party |
Republican |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Michael D. Dovilla
| District |
7 |
| Party |
Republican |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Bill Patmon
| District |
10 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Stephanie D. Howse
| District |
11 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
John E. Barnes, Jr.
| District |
12 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Martin J. Sweeney
| District |
14 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Nicholas J. Celebrezze
| District |
15 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Nan Baker
| District |
16 |
| Party |
Republican |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Kristin Boggs
| District |
18 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Mike Duffey
| District |
21 |
| Party |
Republican |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
David Leland
| District |
22 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Anthony DeVitis
| District |
36 |
| Party |
Republican |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Daniel Ramos
| District |
56 |
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Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
John M. Rogers
| District |
60 |
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Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Ron Young
| District |
61 |
| Party |
Republican |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Michael J. O'Brien
| District |
64 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Margaret Ann Ruhl
| District |
68 |
| Party |
Republican |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Ron Hood
| District |
78 |
| Party |
Republican |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Steven M. Arndt
| District |
89 |
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Republican |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Rob McColley
| District |
1 |
| Party |
Republican |
| Chamber |
Senate |
Niraj Antani
| District |
6 |
| Party |
Republican |
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Senate |
Hearcel F. Craig
| District |
15 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
Senate |
Kent Smith
| District |
21 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
Senate |
Kristina D. Roegner
| District |
27 |
| Party |
Republican |
| Chamber |
Senate |
Lou Gentile
| District |
30 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
Senate |
Co-Sponsors
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