About Martin Hatcher
Lived 1927 – 2023 (aged 95–96). Martin Hatcher was an American politician.
Elections Hatcher first ran for the state senate in 1974. He ran unopposed in the Democratic primary. In the general election, he initially faced long-term incumbent Republican Harry M. Locke, who had served in the state senate since 1951. However, Locke died in October 1974, a month after winning the Republican primary. A Republican vacancy committee appointed John B. Shawcroft to replace Locke, but the general election ballots had already been printed, forcing Shawcroft to wage a write-in campaign. Hatcher won handily. He was re-elected in 1978.
Senate leadership position Hatcher served as the Senate Minority Caucus Chair from 1981 to 1982.
Personal life and death Hatcher's official first name is simply the letter E, without a period. To friends and family, he was known as Marty. He married Maxine Millikin, who predeceased him, in 1948. He died on December 27, 2023, in Gunnison.
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Who was Martin Hatcher?
American politician and college professor
When was Martin Hatcher born?
Martin Hatcher was born in 1927 in Ada.
When did Martin Hatcher die?
Martin Hatcher died in 2023.
What was Martin Hatcher's occupation?
Martin Hatcher was a politician.
What nationality was Martin Hatcher?
Martin Hatcher was American.
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