List of University of Michigan Legislator Alumni - Legislators B

Legislators B

  • Donald Allen Bailey, (BA 1967) a Congressional Representative from Pennsylvania.
  • Joseph Edward Baird, (LAW: JD 1893) a Congressional Representative from Ohio.
  • Lucien Baker, (LAW: JD) a Senator from Kansas.
  • Bert Andrew Bandstra, (AB 1953) a Congressional Representative from Iowa.
  • Henry Towne Bannon, (AB 1889) a Congressional Representative from Ohio.
  • Samuel Willard Beakes (LAW: JD 1883), a Congressional Representative from Michigan.
  • Rand Beers, (MA 1970).
  • Alvin Morell Bentley, (AB 1940, MA 1963), served as vice consul and secretary with the United States Diplomatic Corps in Mexico.
  • Michael D. Bishop (A.B. 1989) State of Michigan Senate Majority Leader.
  • Roswell Peter Bishop, (1868-1872) (LAW: JD 1875) a Congressional Representative from Michigan.
  • William Wallace Blackney, (LAW: JD 1912 ) a Congressional Representative from Michigan.
  • Melvin Morella Boothman, (LAW: JD 1871) a Congressional Representative from Ohio.
  • William Patterson Borland, (LAW: JD 1892) a Congressional Representative from Missouri.
  • Samuel Myron Brainerd, (LAW: ) a Congressional Representative from Pennsylvania.
  • Abraham Lincoln Brick, (LAW: JD 1883) a Congressional Representative from Indiana.
  • William McNulty Brodhead, (LAW: JD 1967) a Congressional Representative from Michigan.
  • Marriott Brosius, (LAW: ) a Congressional Representative from Pennsylvania.
  • Arthur Brown, (LAW: JD 1864) a Senator from Utah.
  • Charles Bruce Brownson, (AB 1935) a Congressional Representative from Indiana.
  • Ferdinand Brucker, (LAW: JD 1881) a Congressional Representative from Michigan.
  • William John Bulow, (LAW: JD 1893) a Senator from South Dakota.
  • Anson Burlingame, (MDNG? 1838-1841) a Congressional Representative from Massachusetts.

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