MICHIGAN UNITED ACTION ANNOUNCES 2024 ENDORSEMENTS
Michigan United Action, formerly Michigan People’s Campaign, is proud to announce its endorsements for the upcoming 2024 primary elections on Aug. 6. Our endorsed candidates have demonstrated unwavering commitment to justice, equity, and the betterment of our communities. We believe these leaders will champion the rights and needs of all Michiganders.
Michigan Supreme Court:
- Kyra Harris-Bolden
- Kimberly Ann Thomas
State House Districts:
- HD 7 (Detroit, Hamtramck, Highland Park): Tonya Myers Phillips
- HD 11 (Detroit, Warren): Donavan McKinney
- HD 13 (Warren, Roseville, St. Clair Shore): Mai Xiong
- HD 14 (Warren, Madison Heights, Hazel Park, Center Line, : Mike McFall
- HD 25 (Westland-Wayne): Layla Taha
- HD 26 (Romulus, Inkster, & Garden City): Dylan Wegela
- HD 54 (Bloomfield Hills, Auburn Hills, & Orion): Shadia Martini
- HD 55 (Rochester & Rochester Hills): Trevis Harrold
- HD 57 (Sterling Heights): Tyler Fox
- HD 69 (Flushing, Mt. Morris, Flint Township): Jasper Martus
- HD 81 (Ada, Plainfield, & Grand Rapids): Stephen Wooden
- HD 82 (Grand Rapids): Kristian Grant
- HD 83 (Wyoming & Grand Rapids): John Fitzgerald
- HD 84 (Walker, Grandville, & Grand Rapids): Carol Glanville
- HD 103 (Traverse City): Betsy Coffia
- HD 109 (Marquette): Jenn Hill
Genesee County Commission (District 2): Holly Wilson
Congressional District 8 (Flint & Tri-Cities Area): Pamela Pugh
Congressional District 12 (Dearborn & Livonia): Rashida Tlaib
These candidates have shown exceptional dedication to their communities and a clear vision for a more equitable and just Michigan.
“Our endorsed candidates represent the very best of Michigan’s spirit—individuals who have dedicated their lives to fighting for a fairer, more just society,” Tiara Darisaw, a Mount Morris resident who participated in the endorsement process, said. “These leaders have demonstrated unwavering dedication to addressing the most pressing issues facing our communities, from economic inequality and healthcare access to environmental sustainability and social justice.I am confident of the positive change that they will bring to our state when elected.”
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