Michael R. Veon
Michael R. Veon
Sessions
| Sessions | Office | Position | District | Party |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1985 | Representative | 14 | Democrat | |
| 1986 | Representative | 14 | Democrat | |
| 1987 | Representative | 14 | Democrat | |
| 1988 | Representative | 14 | Democrat | |
| 1989 | Representative | 14 | Democrat | |
| 1990 | Representative | 14 | Democrat | |
| 1991 | Representative | 14 | Democrat | |
| 1992 | Representative | 14 | Democrat | |
| 1993 | Representative | 14 | Democrat | |
| 1994 | Representative | 14 | Democrat | |
| 1995 | Representative | Minority Policy Committee Chairman | 14 | Democrat |
| 1996 | Representative | Minority Policy Committee Chairman | 14 | Democrat |
| 1997 | Representative | Minority Policy Committee Chairman | 14 | Democrat |
| 1998 | Representative | Minority Policy Committee Chairman | 14 | Democrat |
| 1999 | Representative | Minority Whip | 14 | Democrat |
| 2000 | Representative | Minority Whip | 14 | Democrat |
| 2001 | Representative | Minority Whip | 14 | Democrat |
| 2002 | Representative | Minority Whip | 14 | Democrat |
| 2003 | Representative | Minority Whip | 14 | Democrat |
| 2004 | Representative | Minority Whip | 14 | Democrat |
| 2005 | Representative | Minority Whip | 14 | Democrat |
| 2006 | Representative | Minority Whip | 14 | Democrat |
| Counties | Beaver | |||
Biography
01/19/1957 -
VEON, Michael R., a Representative from Beaver County; born in Beaver Falls, Beaver County, Pa., January 19, 1957; graduated, Beaver Falls High School, 1975; B.A., political science, Allegheny College, 1979; legislative director, United States Congressman Joseph P. Kolter; elected as a Democrat to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in 1984; reelected to 11 consecutive terms thereafter; elected, Minority Whip (1998-2006); appointed, House Select Committee on Long Term Care (1987-1988); appointed, House Select Committee on Violence (1994); appointed, Joint State Government Commission (1999-2006); appointed, board, State Employees Retirement System (2001-2006); appointed, Governor’s Task Force on Education and Job Training; vice chair, Pennsylvania State Democratic Committee; unsuccessful campaign for reelection to the House (2006); unsuccessful campaign, United States Congress (1992).