Lisa McIntyre
Lisa McIntyre graduated from R. Nelson Snider High School. She earned a bachelor's degree from Kalamazoo College in 1993 and a graduate degree from the University of Saint Francis in 1997. Her career experience includes working as a counselor.
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Priorities & campaign themes: “Together, we can build a Michigan that is safe, prosperous, and works for every family.”
(Campaign website) Education & schools: “Thirteen years ago, Lisa and her husband chose to move to this district to raise their family, drawn by their family roots in the area, the welcoming community feel, and, above all, the reputation of our world-class schools.”
(Campaign website) Economy, jobs & cost of living: “More Like so many of our neighbors, the McIntyres wanted a place where children can thrive in a safe, high-achieving environment. As a mom volunteering in schools and athletic groups, Lisa saw firsthand that many families were facing mental health challenges, and that access to high-quality, affordable care was not always easy, even in a community committed to giving every child the best opportunities. Since then, her work has been about protecting and strengthening the very things that brought her family here.”
(Campaign website) Economy, jobs & cost of living: “Like so many of our neighbors, the McIntyres wanted a place where children can thrive in a safe, high-achieving environment. As a mom volunteering in schools and athletic groups, Lisa saw firsthand that many families were facing mental health challenges, and that access to high-quality, affordable care was not always easy, even in a community committed to giving every child the best opportunities. Since then, her work has been about protecting and strengthening the very things that brought her family here.”
(Campaign website) Casey J. Noce
Casey Noce Noce is on the ballot in the general election on November 3, 2026 . Noce advanced from the Republican primary on August 4, 2026 .
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Education: “Casey will work to make sure teachers can be licensed at a local level so we can increase the number of qualified and capable teachers in our schools.”
(Campaign website) Housing & Infrastructure: “When neighbors agree to work for the common good, our communities benefit. Welcome to our movement. Let’s set an example to Michigan and the rest of the nation what it looks like to unite people from different backgrounds, political persuasions, and belief systems around simple common sense policies. I want to represent YOU in Lansing.”
(Campaign website) Education: “As a history teacher and football coach, I lecture my students about the importance of teamwork and servanthood. It is up to us to make our state a better place. I want to empower you to invest back into our community by lowering taxes, encouraging businesses, and passing legislation to benefit our teachers and students.”
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