Michigan State House District 67

Current seat holder: Phil Green.

Leslie Getz

Leslie Getz

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Energy, environment & water: “• Keep local control over development decisions • Preserve and strengthen the health of our Great Lakes • Hold polluters accountable and ensure full cleanup • Expand recycling programs to reduce waste and promote sustainability” (Campaign website)
Economy, jobs & cost of living: “• Make child care affordable and accessible for working families • Expand access to affordable health care • Build more affordable housing options • Strengthen mental health services • Guarantee fair wages and strong worker protections • Protect our personal data and privacy” (Campaign website)
Priorities & campaign themes: “For 30 years, I have lived and worked here —now, let’s stand together to build a stronger, healthier, and more vibrant community.” (Campaign website)

Phil Green

Phil Green was born and lives in Millington, Michigan. Green earned a bachelor’s degree in youth ministries and a master’s degree in Biblical expositions from Pensacola Christian College. His career experience includes working as a minister. Green has served on the board of the Michigan Coalition for Responsible Gun Owners.

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Priorities & campaign themes: ““Serving is interwoven into the very fabric of who I am.” -Phil Green” (Campaign website)
Education & schools: “I grew up in a home where it was expected that we would serve our community. We were active in church, little league and other community organizations. When my dad decided to run for and eventually win a seat on the Tuscola County Commissioners, I began to see what a true community servant is. In 1995, my dad was sworn in as State Representative of the 84th District, and I enrolled in college.” (Campaign website)
Education & schools: “While at college, I met and eventually married my wife, Marun. She also had serving infused in her blood. Marun’s dad retired from the U.S. Navy as a Commander. Her desire to serve led her into the medical field as a Registered Nurse (R.N.). Both Marun and I graduated with our Bachelor Degrees in May of 1999, and we embarked on a life-long passion of both of ours, serving our Community.” (Campaign website)
Education & schools: “In 2012, when many people were moving out of Michigan, my family and I moved in. I was hired to be the School Administrator of Juniata Christian School in Vassar. Since 2012, our enrollment and our faculty has grown. Following five years of successful school administration, Juniata Baptist Church invited me to move onto church Pastoral Staff as the Assistant Pastor. At Juniata, I have successfully organized “Wild Game Dinners,” developed a youth basketball league, Upward Basketball, and served the people in our community.” (Campaign website)