State

State Representative, 22nd District

Vote for: 1
Term: 2 years
Candidates: 2
Election: Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: A state representative votes on Michigan laws and the state budget on behalf of the district.

Covers part of Wayne County.

Candidates Compare by issue

Lisa McIntyre

Democratic

Licensed professional counselor; school board member

The gist

Supports better teacher pay and STEAM and vocational funding
Pledges to lower prescription drug costs
Proposes incentives to train new mental health providers
Supports fair state funding for local services

More about Lisa

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Supports better teacher pay and STEAM and vocational funding
Priorities
Campaign website · Friends of Lisa McIntyre for Michigan · mcintyreformichigan.com
“She supports better teacher pay, fair retirement policies, and funding for STEAM and vocational programs”
Pledges to lower prescription drug costs
Priorities
Campaign website · Friends of Lisa McIntyre for Michigan · mcintyreformichigan.com
“Lisa will fight to lower prescription drug costs by cutting red tape that keeps prices high.”
Proposes incentives to train new mental health providers
Priorities
Campaign website · Friends of Lisa McIntyre for Michigan · mcintyreformichigan.com
“She will incentivize training for new providers and ensure fair licensing for professionals.”
Supports fair state funding for local services
Priorities
Campaign website · Friends of Lisa McIntyre for Michigan · mcintyreformichigan.com
“That means securing fair state funding for local services, investing in public education, and lowering health care costs”

Casey J. Noce

Republican

Middle school history teacher; pastor; realtor

The gist

Proposes raising the state child tax credit to $2,000
Proposes exempting some baby products from sales tax
Proposes local-level teacher licensing
Supported the classroom cellphone ban law (HB 4141)
Supports preserving local government authority

More about Casey

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Proposes raising the state child tax credit to $2,000
Casey Noce for State Representative
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Casey Noce · caseynoce.com
“The current State Child Tax Credit is $500 per child. Casey plans to raise that number to $2000 per child”
Proposes exempting some baby products from sales tax
Casey Noce for State Representative
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Casey Noce · caseynoce.com
“Casey will create a State Child Tax Credit and exempt certain baby products from sales tax.”
Proposes local-level teacher licensing
Casey Noce for State Representative
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Casey Noce · caseynoce.com
“Casey will work to make sure teachers can be licensed at a local level”
Supported the classroom cellphone ban law (HB 4141)
Casey Noce for State Representative
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Casey Noce · caseynoce.com
“Casey endorsed and testified in favor of HB 4141, a bill signed into law this February by Governor Whitmer”
Supports preserving local government authority
Casey Noce for State Representative
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Casey Noce · caseynoce.com
“Casey will work to ensure local governments maintain their local authority.”

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