Felicia Brabec
Felicia Brabec was born in Aurora, Illinois . Brabec earned a B.A. in sociology and anthropology from Saint Mary's College at Notre Dame in 1995, an M.S.W. from Boston College in 1997, and a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology in 2003. Her career experience includes working as a clinical psychologist with the University of Michigan Counseling and Psychological Services, a high school social worker, and a coach. Brabec has served on the board of Food Gatherers, the board of Garrett's Space, and the Washtenaw Psychology Society. As of her 2020 campaign, Brabec had served as a Washtenaw County Commissioner since 2011.
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Priorities & campaign themes: “© 2026 Felicia Brabec for State Senate. Paid for By Felicia Brabec for State Senate 2075 W. Stadium Blvd. #3224, Ann Arbor, MI 48106 Contact Us:
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(Campaign website) Health care: “I am running to be your next State Senator! Prior to serving two terms as State Representative, I proudly served Washtenaw County on the Board of Commissioners for nine years. With over 1200 bills sponsored and cosponsored ranging from expanding mental health care access, protecting the environment, protecting the right to choose, reforming criminal justice, and more, I have proven my ability to be a bipartisan champion for Washtenaw County.”
(Campaign website) Abortion & reproductive rights: “The daughter of parents who would not have been able to be legally married just six years prior, my life has been shaped by a strong commitment to working with others to create a community we all want to live in. As the representative for Michigan’s 33rd state house district, I advocated for our right to affordable mental and physical healthcare, including protecting women’s reproductive freedom, living free from environmental concerns like PFAS and Dioxane, students’ access to quality education, and sustainable small businesses.”
(Campaign website) Health care: “As a practicing psychologist, I see up close how decisions made by our state legislators affect my clients’ everyday lives. I know we need more health practitioners making and influencing those decisions in Lansing, and I pledge to continue bringing my professional mental health experience to the bargaining table every day.”
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Priorities & campaign themes: “I am a Software Engineer by trade and have been actively involved in local and state politics for over five years. My candidacy is built on a deep commitment to the principles that made America the greatest nation in history.”
(Campaign website) Elections, voting & government reform: “I have served as a Precinct Delegate for four years and have consistently advocated for transparency and accountability in our party and our politics. I was an alternate delegate to the 2024 Republican National Convention. I am also the Chairman of the Washtenaw County's GOP. In all of these positions, I have been a vocal advocate for election integrity and upholding our Constitutional Republic. That won't change when I get to Lansing â I will be a tireless advocate for the citizens of District 15.”
(Campaign website) Priorities & campaign themes: “I believe that professional politicians were never the aim of our founding fathers â it is time to return to a part-time citizen legislature.”
(Campaign website) Priorities & campaign themes: “Above all else, I am a man of faith. Everything I do flows from my devotion to Jesus Christ, and from that devotion I derive the honesty, integrity, and grace I bring to public life.”
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