Jason Hoskins of Southfield has a BS degree in political science and a master in public administration from EMU and a law degree from University of Detroit Mercy. He is currently a member of the Michigan House of Representatives and was a member of the Southfield City Council. He is a member of the ACLU, Sierra Club and the local party organization.

Melanie Macey of Royal Oak has a BS in political science, an MS in computer science and a law degree. She has served on the Royal Oak City Commission, the Royal Oak Library Board and the Royal Oak School District Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion council.

Mike Steger of Berkley earned a bachelor's degree from the University of California at Santa Barbara. His career experience includes working in business and managing Promethean Action. Steger has been affiliated with LaRouchePAC National Policy Committee and joined the presidential campaign of Lyndon LaRouche in 2004.

Samantha Steckloff of Farmington Hills has a bachelor degree in political science. She is currently a member of the Michigan House and had served on the Farmington Hills City Council. She is active in local party organizations, along with the Michigan Fertility Alliance and Gilda’s Club of Metro Detroit.

Noah Arbit of West Broomfield has a bachelor degree from Wayne State in Comparison Politics and Jewish Studies. He has been a state Representative since 2023 and is the founder of the Michigan Jewish Caucus and a member of the West Bloomfield Diversity Task Force.

Sarah Pounds of Lake Orion has worked for over 20 years as a paralegal specializing in construction litigation. She holds a bachelors degree and a paralegal certificate. She has served on the Oakland County Trust Fund and the Oakland County Neighborhood Housing Development Citizen Advisory Committee, both Oakland County Board of Commissioners’ appointments.

ROMAN GASKEY Roman Gaskey of Lake Orion has degrees from U of M in mathematics of finance and risk management and data science. He is employed as a strategy and product analyst with Altumatim. He is involved with a couple of local community groups plus is a committee member with the Oxford DDA. Government transparency Michiganders deserve more transparency when it comes to lobbyist and special-interest contacts with lawmakers and the governor, budget negotiations, earmarks,

The City of Birmingham has settled, for $675,000, a federal court lawsuit involving a local resident who claimed that in July of 2021 police officers violated his constitutional rights by using excessive force upon unlawfully entering his home as five of them responded to a report of an alleged domestic dispute disturbance.

A group of residents in the communities served by the Birmingham Public Schools is raising questions about the proposed lease being negotiated by the district and the governing board for the City of Birmingham Community House Foundation for space in the iconic city building to offer early childhood education services. The Community House (TCH) in downtown Birmingham had for years offered an education program through its Early Childhood Center (ECC), the tuition from which pro

Bloomfield Township residents will be able to dispose of hazardous waste on Saturday, October 3 when the popular Household Hazardous Waste Drop Off Day event returns to the township campus from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Household hazardous waste crews will be on hand to take items such as drain cleaners, weed killer, gasoline, motor oil, starter fluid, transmission fluid, paint, fluorescent light bulbs/PBC ballasts, household batteries and automotive batteries, propane, fire extinguis