Currently holds the office of Michigan State Senate - District 14 until January 1, 2027.
Candidate for Michigan State Senate - District 14 in 2022 Michigan General Election.
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Get StartedIn Lansing, Sue will advocate for a just, inclusive transition to an economy powered by renewable resources that prioritizes justice for communities most impacted by poverty, pollution, and catastrophic weather, and that creates good-paying union jobs. Learn more
Sue will be an unapologetic fighter for all people to be treated with grace, dignity, and respect to Lansing as our next State Senator. Learn more
Sue will prioritize smart investments in industry research, workforce development and diagnostics, as well as continued support for essential services that the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development presently provides to farmers. Learn more
Just as she has throughout her career, Sue will work with community partners to support our local businesses and provide more opportunities for people to start and grow strong, healthy businesses. Learn more
Sue firmly believes that healthcare is a human right, not a privilege. As a County Commissioner, she led the charge to expand access to mental and physical healthcare so that every resident could get the care they need, and will take that same fight to Lansing on our behalf. Learn more
Just as she has been throughout her career, Sue will be a reliable voice for workers and organized labor, the backbone of the middle class, in the Senate. She believes firmly in the right to organize and collectively bargain for a living wage, a safe workplace, and a secure retirement. Learn more
She believes it is long past time to boost per-pupil funding, increase teacher pay, address the teacher shortage, support the arts and vocational education, and ensure equitable technology access, regardless of zip code. By equipping our schools for the challenges of today and tomorrow, we can keep our schools moving in the right direction. Learn more
We must not only raise wages to keep up with inflation, but also meet the needs of our population. By expanding entry level homeownership opportunities and preserving housing for seniors and legacy residents, we can begin tackling our housing affordability crisis. Learn more
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