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State Representative, 95th 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 Midland County and part of Gladwin and Bay counties.

AnnMarie Horseman

Democratic

Teacher · Midland

The gist

  • Supports Medicare for All.
  • Supports making universal free school meals permanent.
  • Supports fully funding K-12 classrooms.
  • Supports paid parental leave and affordable child care.
  • Supports abortion rights.
More about AnnMarie
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  1. Supports Medicare for All.

    About — AnnMarie Horseman for Michigan's 95th

    Campaign website · Committee to Elect AnnMarie Horseman · annmariehorseman.com

    “She supports paid parental leave, affordable childcare, and Medicare for All”
  2. Supports making universal free school meals permanent.

    About — AnnMarie Horseman for Michigan's 95th

    Campaign website · Committee to Elect AnnMarie Horseman · annmariehorseman.com

    “make universal free breakfast and lunch permanent, and reduce unnecessary standardized testing”
  3. Supports fully funding K-12 classrooms.

    About — AnnMarie Horseman for Michigan's 95th

    Campaign website · Committee to Elect AnnMarie Horseman · annmariehorseman.com

    “She will fight to fully fund K–12 classrooms”
  4. Supports paid parental leave and affordable child care.

    AnnMarie Horseman for Michigan's 95th

    Campaign website · Committee to Elect AnnMarie Horseman · annmariehorseman.com

    “affordable childcare, fully funded K–12 classrooms, universal free school meals, paid parental leave”
  5. Supports abortion rights.

    About — AnnMarie Horseman for Michigan's 95th

    Campaign website · Committee to Elect AnnMarie Horseman · annmariehorseman.com

    “AnnMarie will also stand firmly for protecting reproductive rights and getting money out of politics.”
Photo of Bill G. Schuette
Bill G. SchuetteOfficial portrait — Michigan House

Bill G. Schuette

RepublicanIncumbent

State Representative · Midland

The gist

  • Supports building flood reduction infrastructure.
  • Led the select committee on tipped wage, sick leave changes.In office
  • Proposed raising the Earned Income Tax Credit retroactively.In office
  • Voted for dam safety reforms with earlier condition monitoring.In office
  • Sponsored House-passed bills cutting red tape on housing construction.In office
  • Voted for a budget without the governor's proposed tax increases.In office

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

More about Bill
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  1. Supports building flood reduction infrastructure.

    Issues — Bill G. Schuette

    Campaign website · Bill G. Schuette for State Representative · billgschuette.com

    “Build flood reduction infrastructure”
  2. Led the select committee on tipped wage, sick leave changes.

    About Bill G. Schuette

    Government record · Michigan House Republicans · gophouse.org

    “Schuette led discussion and helped advance reforms that protected workers and small businesses owners following a controversial ruling from the Michigan Supreme Court”
  3. Proposed raising the Earned Income Tax Credit retroactively.

    About Bill G. Schuette

    Government record · Michigan House Republicans · gophouse.org

    “Components of his plan to raise the Earned Income Tax Credit and make it retroactive”
  4. Voted for dam safety reforms with earlier condition monitoring.

    Bill G. Schuette — Posts

    Government record · Michigan House Republicans · gophouse.org

    “Representative Schuette hails passage of landmark dam safety reforms”
  5. Sponsored House-passed bills cutting red tape on housing construction.

    Bill G. Schuette — Posts

    Government record · Michigan House Republicans · gophouse.org

    “Legislation from State Representative Bill G. Schuette within proposals that cut red tape, streamline construction and work to address the state's housing shortage”
  6. Voted for a budget without the governor's proposed tax increases.

    Bill G. Schuette — Posts

    Government record · Michigan House Republicans · gophouse.org

    “avoids the $800 million in tax increases like the governor had recommended”

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