Carrie A. Rheingans
Carrie Rheingans lives in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Rheingans earned a B.S. in German and biology, an M.P.H. in health behavior and health education, and an M.S.W. in community organization from the University of Michigan in 2005, 2011, and 2011, respectively. Her career experience includes working as the project director of the Michigan Public Health Institute, the interim director of human services with the Center for Healthcare Research and Transformation, and the director of civic engagement with Casa Latina. Rheingans has served on the Washtenaw County Board of Health and the Washtenaw Emergency Medical Services Commission.
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Energy, environment & water: “Hold corporations who pollute our environment accountable, like Gelman Sciences”
(Campaign website) Economy, jobs & cost of living: “Raise the minimum wage to a living wage and increase pay for some of our most overworked and underpaid professionals, like teachers and nurses.”
(Campaign website) Justin Griffis
Justin Griffis earned a high school diploma from Sidney High School. Griffis earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Dayton in 2011 and law degree from the University of Dayton School of Law in 2015. Griffis' career experience includes working as an attorney.
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Taxes & budget: “I am a common-sense Republican. I believe in less government, lower taxes, family values, and personal responsibility. As a former offensive lineman, I spent my athletic career in the trenches doing a thankless job and enjoyed every minute of it. That is the type of attitude that I would bring to Lansing. I would roll up my sleeves, get in the trenches, and do the work that needs to be done to make the 47th District and the State of Michigan a better place to live. It is time that we get rid of Carrie Rheingans and her far-left nonsense and get back to common sense.”
(Campaign website) Priorities & campaign themes: “Get rid of Felony Sentencing Guidelines that provide cover for activist judges Create statutory factors that judges must consider and weigh on the record to show how they came up with the sentence/punishment for the convicted felon. The factors would be: I. Character of the Defendant II. Facts & Circumstances surrounding the case III. Deterrence — both general and specific”
(Campaign website) Priorities & campaign themes: “Create statutory factors that judges must consider and weigh on the record to show how they came up with the sentence/punishment for the convicted felon. The factors would be: I. Character of the Defendant II. Facts & Circumstances surrounding the case III. Deterrence — both general and specific”
(Campaign website) Infrastructure & transportation: “Protect our communities, infrastructure, and resources”
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