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Uaw Region 1 Oakland County Endorsements UAW REGION 1 OAKLAND COUNTY NOVEMBER 6TH 2018 ENDORSEMENTS Governor and Lieutenant Governor (4-yr term) County Commissioner (2-yr term) Gretchen Whitmer (Governor) 2nd District Danielle McCluskey 5th District Kristen Nelson Garlin D. Gilchrist II (Lieutenant Governor) 7th District Karen J. Adams 9th District Gwen Markham Secretary of State (4-yr term) 10th District Angela Powell 11th District Ann Erickson-Gault Jocelyn Benson 12th District Cherie Horrigan-Happy 13th District Marcia Gershenson (I) Attorney General (4-yr term) 14th District William Miller Dana Nessel 15th District Mary Ward 16th District Penny Luebs 17th District Nancy Quarles (I) United States Senator (6-yr term) 18th District Helaine Zack (I) Debbie Stabenow (I) 19th District David Woodward (I) 20th District Gary R. McGillivray (I) Representative in Congress (2 yr term) Justice of Supreme Court (2 8-yr terms) 8th District Elissa Slotkin Samuel Bagenstos Megan Kathleen Cavanagh 9th District Andy Levin 11th District Haley Stevens Judge of Circuit Court - 6th Circuit 14th District Brenda Lawrence (I) (6-yr term, non-incumbent) Jake Cunningham State Senator (4-yr term) Judge of District Court - 43rd District (6-yr term) 11th District Jeremy Moss Keith P. Hunt (I) 12th District Rosemary Bayer 13th District Mallory McMorrow Judge of District Court - 46th District 14th District Renee Watson (Incumbent 6 yr term) 15th District Julia Pulver Debra Nance (I) Representative in State Legislature (2-yr term) Judge of District Court—48th District (6-yr term) 26th District Jim Ellison (I) Amy Wechsler 27th District Robert Wittenberg (I) 29th District Brenda Carter Oakland Comm. College Board of Trustees (6-yr term) 35th District Kyra Harris Bolden Paul Curtis 37th District Christine Greig (I) Romeo Community School Board Member 38th District Kelly A. Breen (6 yr term, portion of Addison, Oakland Twp) 40th District Mari Manoogian Wayne D. Conner II (I) 41st District Padma Kuppa 45th District Kyle Cooper School District of the City of Oak Park Board Member 46th District Mindy Denninger (6 yr term) Dawn Corporan Member of the State Board of Education (2 8-yr terms) School District of the City of Pontiac Board Member Judith P. Pritchett Tiffany Tilley (4 yr term) Caroll Y. Turpin (I) Regent of the University of Michigan (2 8-yr terms) Southfield Public Schools– Board Member (6 yr term) Jordan Acker Paul Brown Darrell B. Joyce (I) Trustee of Michigan State University (2 8-yr terms) Warren Consolidated Schools Board Member Brianna T. Scott Kelly Charron Tebay (partial term ends 12/31/2020, portion of Troy) Governor of Wayne State University (2 8-yr terms) Carl Weckerle (I) Bryan C. Barnhill Anil Kumar Waterford School District Board Member (2 6-yr terms) BN/jc/opeiu494/afl-cio Kent Douglas Julie M. Josselyn new/cap/2018/Oakland County 2018 *(I) = Incumbent UAW REGION 1 OAKLAND COUNTY NOVEMBER 6TH 2018 ELECTION BALLOT PROPOSAL ENDORSEMENTS: Proposal 18-2 A proposed constitutional amendment to establish a commission of citizens with exclu- sive authority to adopt district boundaries for the Michigan Senate, Michigan House of Representatives and US Congress every 10 years. Should this proposal be adopted? YES Proposal 18-3 A proposal to authorize automatic and Election Day voter registration, no-reason ab- sentee voting and straight ticket voting; and add current legal requirements for military and overseas voting and post-election audits to the Michigan Constitution. Should this proposal be adopted? YES Royal Oak City Charter Amendment—Public Transit System Millage The proposed amendment to Chapter 8, Section 11 of the Royal Oak City Charter, if ap- proved, would allow the City to levy a millage of up to 1.25 mills for a period of up to five years beginning December 1, 2018, to defray the costs of establishing, operating and maintaining a public transit system in the City of Royal Oak. Should this proposal be adopted? YES .
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