I have vowed to cut 40% of regulations in my first four years so businesses can grow and Michiganders can attain good-paying jobs. I am running to improve our economy and ease the burden of regulations. I am running to restore law and order and declare that we will not accept spiking crime and that we support our police. Top goals: I am running for governor to improve education after Gretchen Whitmer’s lockdowns set our students back. Previously and currently held elected offices: None. Municipality of residence: Norton Shores, Muskegon CountyĮducation: Psychology degree from University of Kentucky Occupation: Former steel sales executive and small business owner, mother of 4 I will continue fighting to cut taxes for seniors and working families, grow our economy, and protect the fundamental rights of Michigan women.ĭespite all the challenges of the past few years, we have brought people together to get things done, and I will build on that momentum to continue moving Michigan forward. Top goals: I am focused on the fundamentals: cutting costs for families, improving education, creating good-paying jobs, building resilient infrastructure, and supporting small businesses. I previously served as Ingham County Prosecutor in 2016, in the State Senate from 2006-2015, and in the State House of Representatives from 2001-2006.
Previously and currently held elected offices: I have served as Michigan’s 49th Governor since 2019. Online campaign information: Education: Michigan State University (BA, 1993), Detroit College of Law at Michigan State University (JD, 1998) Municipality of residence: Lansing, Michiganįor how long: I have lived in Ingham County since 1989, after moving there from Kent County. Occupation: I have served as Michigan’s 49th governor since 2019. The salary for the position is $159,300 plus benefits. Six candidates are running for one four-year term. If a candidate went over the word limit, (…) replaces the rest of the answer. Candidates were asked, in 75 words or fewer, to state their top goal(s) if elected. 8.īelow are profiles submitted by the candidates. In the Chronicle’s coverage area, voters will elect candidates vying for various federal, state, county, judicial and school board seats on Nov.
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