Michigan State Senate District 22

Economy, jobs & cost of living: “I am opposed to data centers for several reasons including pollution (sound, water, air and light), very few permanent jobs, and consumers bearing increased utility costs for the energy required.” (Campaign website (via Ballotpedia))

Public safety, crime & policing: “I’ll research issues, listen to all perspectives, and prioritize real solutions. Most importantly, I’ll be a voice for crime victims—ensuring justice, safety, and policies that put them first.” (Campaign website)

Priorities & campaign themes: “One of the greatest aspects of serving as Sheriff is that my job has always been in the hands of the people—not a political manager, mayor, or governor. If you believe I’ve done my job well and that our community is heading in the right direction, I ask for your support. If you have concerns, I want to hear them and have the opportunity to address them.” (Campaign website)

Elections, voting & government reform: “I know I can’t make everyone happy, but I can promise this: I have given my all and will continue to do so. Every decision I’ve made has been based on what’s best for our county and my office, always within the law. I’ve been open, honest, and approachable—not just during election season, but every day. That’s the promise I made when I was elected, and it’s the promise I’ll keep as your State Senator.” (Campaign website)

Public safety, crime & policing: “Since taking office as Sheriff in 2016, I have led both the Corrections and Field Services divisions with a commitment to innovation, accountability, and public safety. My team and I have implemented programs and policies that enhance community protection, improve rehabilitation efforts, and strengthen partnerships across Livingston County. Here are just a few of our key accomplishments:” (Campaign website)