Michigan's November 2, 2004 General Election
-All incumbents won-
1st District	Incumbent Bart Stupak (D) - Deteriorating voting recod.
2nd District	Incumbent Pete Hoekstra (R) - SAOVA ENDORSED
3rd District	**Incumbent Vern Ehlers (R) - NO! 89% Animal Extremist Voter
4th District	Incumbent Dave Camp (R) - SAOVA ENDORSED
5th District	Incumbent Dale Kildee (D) - NO! 89% Animal Extremist Voter
6th District	Incumbent Fred Upton (R) - NO! 78% Animal Extremist Voter
7th District Open Seat	Joe Schwarz (R) -NO! Funded & Endorsed by HumaneUSA PAC - Won
8th District	Incumbent Mike Rogers (R) - SAOVA ENDORSED
9th District	Incumbent Joe Knollenberg (R) - SAOVA ENDORSED
10th District	Incumbent Candice Miller (R) - SAOVA ENDORSED
11th District	Incumbent Thaddeus McCotter (R) - SAOVA ENDORSED
12th District	Incumbent Sander Levin (D) - NO! 89% Animal Extremist Voter
13th District	Incumbent Carolyn Kilpatrick (D) - NO! 89% Animal Extremist Voter
14th District	Incumbent John Conyers (D) - NO! 67% Animal Extremist Voter
15th District	Incumbent John Dingell (D) - SAOVA ENDORSED
Humanitarians for Environmental & Animal Laws (HEAL) PAC funded and endorsed Lansing House legislators, through July 25, 2004. Glenn Anderson (D-18)* Diane Byrum (D-67)* Hoon-Yung Hopgood (D-22)* Kathleen Law (D-23)* Alexander Lipsley (D-60)* Andy Meisner (D-27)* Lisa Wojno (D-28)* Heartiest praise for term-limited Rep. Susan Tabor (R-Eaton County), who incurred the HumaneUSA PAC's condemnation for her pro-active support of sportsmen and animal owners. U.S. House members voting against hunters and state game departments are shown in italics. ** Denotes professed sportsmen supporters.