Dylan Wegela
Dylan Wegela was born in Detroit, Michigan . He earned a high school diploma from Franklin High School and a bachelor’s degree in secondary education from Eastern Michigan University. Wegela's career experience includes working as a public school teacher. He co-founded Arizona Educators United.
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Priorities & campaign themes: “I have been proud to represent our district for the last three years. Here is the truth. I cannot do this alone. Real change is only possible with a mass movement of the working class. Organize with us!”
(Campaign website) Economy, jobs & cost of living: “The truth is that an economic system where people profit from war, housing, sickness, and suffering is immoral. This system allows the rich to control our democracy and our workplaces. I believe that the working class should control our democracy and our future, not big tech.”
(Campaign website) Education & schools: “I know a better world is possible. As a public school teacher, union organizer, and democratic socialist, I am committed to fighting for a world where people have the dignity of healthcare, housing, and food. I will always do what is right for the people, regardless of party or the pressures of special interest groups.”
(Campaign website) Economy, jobs & cost of living: “Build affordable public and social housing, enact a tenants' and homeless bill of rights, and expand fast and reliable public transportation in our communities.”
(Campaign website) Chris Dobis
Chris Dobis earned a high school diploma from United Christian High School. Dobis' career experience includes working as an engineer.
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Priorities & campaign themes: “I'm Chris Dobis, and I'm running for State Representative because I believe in the strength and potential of our communities â Garden City, Inkster, Northern Romulus, and Westland. Together, we can build something great.”
(Campaign website) Education & schools: “I'm committed to creating opportunities for every family, supporting our local businesses, investing in our schools, and making District 26 a place where everyone can thrive. I will work every single day to deliver results for the hardworking people of this district.”
(Campaign website) Priorities & campaign themes: “I've spent more than 25 years in the engineering field, working in Michigan's auto industry â solving real problems, working as part of a team, and being held accountable for results.”
(Campaign website) Priorities & campaign themes: “I never planned to run for office. But I've called District 26 home since 1988, and I've watched our state get worse year after year. I can't stay on the sidelines anymore.”
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