Anthony Pennock
Anthony Pennock graduated from Pennfield High School. Pennock earned multiple associate degrees from Kellogg Community College in 2011, a bachelor's degree in education from Robert B. Miller College in 2015, a graduate degree in curriculum and instruction from Concordia University in 2016, and an EdD in organizational leadership from Grand Canyon University in 2021. Pennock's career experience includes working as a special education teacher.
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Priorities & campaign themes: “Dis trict 18 needs a State Senator who will do more than “listen” to our concerns, then talk bad about working people on the Senate floor. We need a State Senator who will actually work for their constituents!”
(Campaign website) Education & schools: “As a teacher and a lifelong voice for students and working people, I know the needs of our District and how to get things done!”
(Campaign website) Priorities & campaign themes: “Anthony still lives in Battle Creek. We are saddened to share that his 17 year old Pomeranian, Huey passed away on March 26, 2026.”
(Campaign website) Economy, jobs & cost of living: “Michigan is at a crossroads. We see it in the "orange cones" on our roads, the rising cost of our grocery bills, and the challenges facing our children in the classroom. For too long, the decisions made in Lansing have prioritized corporate interests and wealthy donors over the needs of families like yours.”
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Thomas Albert was born in Kent County, Michigan, and lives in Lowell, Michigan. Albert served in the U.S. Marine Corps. He earned a degree in political science and history from the University of Michigan and a master's degree in business administration from Michigan State University. Albert's career experience includes working as an investor with the State of Michigan Retirement Systems.
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Infrastructure & transportation: “Thank you for your continued support. If you would like to join Thomas on the campaign trail, please visit our Get Involved page or email
[email protected].”
(Campaign website) Economy, jobs & cost of living: “Michigan’s best days are ahead - but only if we choose leadership that believes in opportunity, responsibility, and results. This election is about moving forward with policies that make life more affordable, strengthen families, and give our children a brighter future.”
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