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State Senator, 38th District

Sara Cambensy

Candidate for State Senator, 38th District

No Party Affiliation

Background

Occupation
Former state representative
Campaign website
electsaracambensy.com

Former state representative for the 109th District, elected in 2017 and serving three terms until term-limited; earlier a Marquette city commissioner (2012–2017) and director of adult and community education for Marquette Public Schools (2007–2017). Running as an independent.

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Documented positions

Economy & jobs

  • Sponsored law creating Michigan's Mining Future Committee

    One of nine bills she passed as a state representative.

    Biography — Elect Sara Cambensy

    Campaign website · electsaracambensy.com

    “I passed 9 bills that were signed into law including establishing Michigan’s Mining Future Committee”
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Roads & infrastructure

  • Secured state grants for Upper Peninsula projects

    Including the Copper Peak ski jump and County Road 407 in Luce County.

    Biography — Elect Sara Cambensy

    Campaign website · electsaracambensy.com

    “I was also able to work in a bipartisan fashion to bring home over $40M in bipartisan enhancement grants”
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Government & transparency

  • Pledges to vote independently of party leadership

    Elect Sara Cambensy – Working for the people

    Campaign website · electsaracambensy.com

    “Someone who brings common sense to the table when making decisions and votes on principle – not how a party wants them to vote.”
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Other issues in this race

Other candidates in this race addressed these topics. We found no documented position from Sara Cambensy on them.

  • EducationNo documented position found.
  • Environment & parksNo documented position found.
  • Health & human servicesNo documented position found.

All sources (18)

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