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State Senator, 10th District
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Natalie Price

Candidate for State Senator, 10th District

Democratic

Background

Occupation
State Representative, 6th District

State representative for the 6th House District (parts of Berkley, Birmingham, Bloomfield Township, Huntington Woods, Royal Oak and Southfield), in her second term and an Appropriations Committee member. Elected to the Berkley City Council in 2019.

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Photo: Official portrait — Michigan House

Documented positions

Taxes & budget

Public safety

  • Sponsored the 2024 law requiring destruction of surrendered firearms.In office

    House Bills 6144–46, now Public Acts 265–267 of 2024, sponsored with then-Rep. Felicia Brabec.

    Price Featured on The Daily Show for Work to Prevent Ghost Guns

    Public statement · Michigan House Democrats · housedems.com

    “to codify the complete destruction of firearms that are relinquished to MSP”
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Roads & infrastructure

Environment & parks

  • Voted against a data center sales tax exemption package.

    She said the exemptions ran through 2050 without enforceable renewable energy, water, wage or community benefit requirements.

    Natalie Price - Planet Detroit 2026 candidate survey

    Candidate questionnaire · Planet Detroit · voterguide.planetdetroit.org

    “I voted against a Democratic-sponsored data center tax incentive package”
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  • Supports keeping the 100% clean energy by 2040 law.

    Natalie Price - Planet Detroit 2026 candidate survey

    Candidate questionnaire · Planet Detroit · voterguide.planetdetroit.org

    “Strong implementation of the Clean Energy and Jobs Act has been a top priority for me since voting for it.”
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Health & human services

  • Sponsored bills addressing assaults on health care workers.In office

    Price Introduces Bipartisan Package to Protect Health Care Workers

    Public statement · Michigan House Democrats · housedems.com

    “led the introduction of a bipartisan package this week to better address assaults perpetrated by patients against hospital and health care workers and volunteers”
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Government & transparency

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