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State Representative, 30th District

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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 Monroe and Lenawee counties.

Omar G. Ferdin

Democratic

Property restoration sales manager; workforce development

The gist

  • Supports property tax relief for working families and seniors
  • Supports holding insurers and utilities accountable on costs
  • Supports expanding career and technical education
  • Supports small businesses and skilled trades training
  • Supports protecting family farms and training new farmers
More about Omar
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  1. Supports property tax relief for working families and seniors

    Issues — Omar Ferdin

    Campaign website · Friends to Elect Omar Ferdin · omarferdin.com

    “Property tax relief for working families and seniors”
  2. Supports holding insurers and utilities accountable on costs

    Issues — Omar Ferdin

    Campaign website · Friends to Elect Omar Ferdin · omarferdin.com

    “Accountability for insurance companies and utility providers”
  3. Supports expanding career and technical education

    Issues — Omar Ferdin

    Campaign website · Friends to Elect Omar Ferdin · omarferdin.com

    “Expanding career and technical education”
  4. Supports small businesses and skilled trades training

    Issues — Omar Ferdin

    Campaign website · Friends to Elect Omar Ferdin · omarferdin.com

    “I believe in supporting small businesses, investing in skilled trades, and strengthening our local workforce.”
  5. Supports protecting family farms and training new farmers

    Issues — Omar Ferdin

    Campaign website · Friends to Elect Omar Ferdin · omarferdin.com

    “Supporting and protecting local family farms”
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William BruckOfficial portrait — Michigan House

William Bruck

RepublicanIncumbent

State representative; Army veteran; lineman

The gist

  • Sponsored election bills barring foreign funding of ballot campaignsIn office
  • Led the 'S.H.I.E.L.D. Michigan' drone regulation packageIn office
  • Sponsored a bill keeping trucks out of left lanesIn office
  • Opposes DHHS handling of a Monroe County CPS caseIn office

In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.

More about William
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  1. Sponsored election bills barring foreign funding of ballot campaigns

    Rep. Bruck bill to safeguard Michigan elections from foreign influence passes House

    Public statement · Michigan House Republicans · Feb 5, 2026 · gophouse.org

    “an election integrity package sponsored by Rep. Rachelle Smit (R-Martin) and Rep. William Bruck (R-Erie Township) to protect Michigan elections from foreign influence”
  2. Led the 'S.H.I.E.L.D. Michigan' drone regulation package

    Critical Michigan infrastructure will be protected through new legislative S.H.I.E.L.D.

    Public statement · Michigan House Republicans · Nov 6, 2025 · gophouse.org

    “a comprehensive bill package that installs common-sense safeguards for drone technology by balancing innovation with accountability”
  3. Sponsored a bill keeping trucks out of left lanes

    Rep. Bruck's bill addressing truck traffic motors through House

    Public statement · Michigan House Republicans · Aug 20, 2025 · gophouse.org

    “requiring large trucks and tractor-trailers to stay out of the left lane when traveling on expressways with three or more lanes”
  4. Opposes DHHS handling of a Monroe County CPS case

    Rep. Bruck: DHHS hearing confirms failures in department's most basic responsibilities

    Public statement · Michigan House Republicans · Sep 10, 2025 · gophouse.org

    “procedural mistakes and inaction from a state department charged with protecting Michigan's most vulnerable amounts to a dereliction of duty”

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