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5/2/2001 - Governor Holden appoints the final two republicans to the redistricting commission:
The vacancies existed because Holden's original appointee, Representative Mark Richardson, withdrew his name from consideration.
5/02/2001 - New Members are approved for apportionment committees.:
Norman B. Harty was named to the House Apportionment Committee while Allison London Smith joined the Senate committee. They filled vacancies left by Rep. Mark Richardson, appointed to both committees by Gov. Bob Holden.
4/30/2001 - Missouri Government News for Week of April 30, 2001:
The vacancies existed because Holden's original appointee, Representative Mark Richardson, withdrew his name from consideration.
4/2/2001 - Missouri Government News for Week of April 2, 2001:
. Governor Bob Holden blames Republicans for his controversial appointment of Mark Richardson (04/02/01)
4/16/2001 - Gov. Holden plans to name GOP members to the House and Senate Redistricting Committees this week.:
The controversy stems from Holden's appointment of Rep. Mark Richardson, R-Poplar Bluff, to both the House and Senate commissions in March. Richardson stepped down from the commissions on April 2, citing the possibility that his appointment would force him to give up his legislative seat.
4/12/2001 - Accusations fly after closed-door meeting with Holden, top Republicans:
The controversy began in February after Republicans proposed Rep. Mark Richardson, R-Poplar Bluff, as a possible appointment to both the House and Senate Apportionment Commissions.
4/12/2001 - The Republican leader of the Senate and the Governor are giving differing accounts of what happened behind closed doors:
The vacancy on the commissions came about when the governor named Republican Representative Mark Richardson to serve on the commissions that will draw up the new maps for the state's legislative districts.
4/02/2001 - Governor Holden blames Republicans for appointment confusion:
Rep. Mark Richardson, R-Poplar Bluff, was appointed Wednesday to serve on the state redistricting commission for both the House and Senate. He resigned Monday from service on both redistricting commissions.
3/29/2001 - Redistricting causes a slow down in the House:
What Hanaway and other Republicans are upset about is that the governor named Republican Representative Mark Richardson to both commissions... why is that a problem?
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