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Federal Offices

Hillary Scholten US House - District 3

Statewide Offices

Jocelyn Benson/Winnie Brinks Governor/Lieutenant Governor
Garlin Gilchrist II Secretary of State
Eli Savit Attorney General
Judith Pritchett State Board of Education
Tiffany Tilley State Board of Education
Brianna Scott Michigan State University Board of Trustees
Kelly Tebay Zemke Michigan State University Board of Trustees
Paul Brown University of Michigan Board of Regents
Amir Makled University of Michigan Board of Regents
Shereef Akeel Wayne State University Board of Governors
Richard Mack Wayne State University Board of Governors
Opposed - Vote NO Proposal One - Constitutional Convention (ConCon)
Neutral Proposal Two - Michiganders for Money Out of Politics

State Senate

Carol Glanville State Senate - District 30

State House

Khristian Silvis State House - District 84

School Board

Ismalis Nunez Grand Rapids Board of Education
Robert Hovenkamp Grand Rapids Board of Education
Amaad Hardy Grand Rapids Board of Education
Erika VanDyke Grand Rapids Board of Education
Jose Rodriguez Grand Rapids Board of Education
Carlos Kulas-Dominguez Grand Rapids Board of Education

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Listed candidates are recommended under the rules of MEA’s Screening & Recommending process. Outside of statewide positions screened and voted on by the Statewide S&R Committee, all interviews and recommendation decisions are made at the local level by committees of MEA members based on candidate positions on education and labor issues. Candidates from both parties are invited to participate in the S&R process. Congressional recommendations are interviewed and voted on locally, and then forwarded for final approval by the National Education Association under their rules and procedures.