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Michael Webber

Currently holds the office of Michigan State Senate - District 9 until January 1, 2027.

Candidate for Michigan State Senate - District 9 in 2022 Michigan General Election.

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Michael Webber

Michigan State Senate - District 9

About Michael Webber

Professional Experience
360 Risk Management, Account Executive (2014 - Present)
Michigan House of Representatives, State Representative (2014 - Present)
Rochester Hills City Council, Councilman (2007 - 2014)
Office of State Senator, Deputy Chief of Staff, Scheduling and Office Director (2003 - 2003)
Office of Speaker Rick Johnson, Executive Assistant to the Chief of Staff (2003 - 2004)
Michigan State Government
Insurance Agent
Degrees
High School Diploma, Rochester Adams High School

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Recent Candidacies
Michigan State Senate - District 9 in Michigan General Election
Michigan State Senate - District 9 in Michigan Primary Election
Michigan House of Representatives - District 45 in Michigan 2018 General Election
Michigan House of Representatives - District 45 in Michigan 2018 Primary Election

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