Michigan State House District 80

Priorities & campaign themes: “Together, we can create a people-powered movement for human dignity, fairness, and opportunity.” (Campaign website)

Volunteer & Keep Up To Date: “Signup to volunteer to join me in delivering real solutions for a stronger Michigan” (Campaign website)

Lily Cheng-Schulting: “Hello, friends — I’m Lily Cheng-Schulting, and I’m running to represent Michigan’s 80th House District, which includes Kentwood, East Grand Rapids, Cascade Township, and parts of Eastown and Grand Rapids Township.” (Campaign website)

Economy, jobs & cost of living: “My platform centers on five priorities that reflect what families across Kentwood, East Grand Rapids, Cascade Township, and beyond are asking for every day: economic fairness, healthcare for all, educational equity, social justice, and environmental protection.” (Campaign website)

Education: “Doug Lee believes Michigan’s education system must return to its core mission: preparing students for real life through strong academic achievement. With Michigan ranking near the bottom nationally, Lee advocates for a renewed focus on reading, writing, math, science, and career readiness.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)

Education: “He supports increased transparency for parents, restoration of high academic standards, and expanded vocational and technical training opportunities. Lee emphasizes that education policy should prioritize measurable outcomes and workforce preparation, ensuring students graduate with the skills necessary to succeed in college, skilled trades, or the workforce.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)

Education: “Lee supports greater accountability in how taxpayer dollars are collected and spent. He has raised concerns about the use of special elections for school millages and bonds, where low turnout can lead to long-term financial commitments without broad voter participation.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)