U.S. House · MI-10
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George Adams
Stated positions
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Michael Bouchard
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Eric Chung
Stated positions
Supports raising the minimum wage and indexing it to inflation.
Advocates for cracking down on corporate price gouging to protect consumers.
Supports establishing universal Pre-K for all Americans.
Supports fully funding Title I, special education, and student mental health care.
Supports making two years of community college free and expanding Pell Grants.
Supports strengthening environmental protections by fully funding the EPA and holding PFAS polluters accountable.
Steffan Demetropoulos
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No stated positions yet
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Money — FEC
$6.8K
Steven Elliott
Stated positions
Pledges to rein in reckless spending to control costs.
Advocates for reducing the tax burden on businesses and families.
Strongly supports funding and resourcing law enforcement and opposes defunding the police.
Pledges to defend the Second Amendment.
Supports properly funding the military to maintain the most capable force on Earth.
Supports protecting religious liberty for all Americans.
Money — FEC
$47.8K
Tim Greimel
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No stated positions yet
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Alexander Hawkins
Stated positions
The candidate pledges to fight for mental health services and violence prevention resources.
The candidate emphasizes protecting public schools and putting classrooms first.
The candidate advocates for transparency, real accountability, and a government that answers to the people rather than lobbyists.
Christina Hines
Stated positions
She explicitly supports increasing the federal minimum wage.
She supports strengthening unions, rebuilding the NLRB, and passing the PRO Act.
She advocates for expanding paid family leave so workers do not lose pay when caring for family.
She supports public investment in quality, accessible public transportation and high-speed rail.
She opposes cuts to Social Security and pledges to protect the program.
She refuses corporate PAC money and supports getting money out of politics.
Justin Kirk
Stated positions
Kirk advocates for fiscal responsibility, spending restraint, and ending government waste.
Kirk supports tax relief to lower the overall tax burden on individuals and businesses.
Kirk favors a limited role for government, emphasizing free-market solutions and individual self-reliance.
Kirk supports law enforcement and upholding the rule of law.
Kirk supports robust defense spending and federal investment to modernize military facilities and strengthen national defense.
Kirk emphasizes work and self-reliance over government dependency, suggesting support for work-conditioned assistance.
Robert Lulgjuraj
Stated positions
The candidate strongly advocates for fiscal restraint and a Balanced Budget Amendment to address the national debt.
The candidate strongly prioritizes election integrity measures over expanding voting access.
The candidate supports federal funding to repair and improve local road infrastructure.
The candidate advocates for military restraint and avoiding endless foreign conflicts.
The candidate supports keeping taxes low for families.
The candidate opposes any pathway to legal status or amnesty for undocumented immigrants.