Carol Glanville
State representative, 84th District; former teacher
The gist
- Sponsored bill creating an online design code protecting minorsIn office
- Sponsored law requiring high schools to offer computer scienceIn office
- Co-sponsored Freedom to Read Act on library book challengesIn office
- Voted for the 2026-27 school aid and state budgetsIn office
- Opposes House Republicans' $645 million funding clawbackIn office
In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.
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Sponsored bill creating an online design code protecting minors
Glanville Leads Way with Bill Introduction to Protect Children OnlineGovernment record · Michigan House Democrats · Dec 18, 2025 · housedems.com
“It’s time for Michigan to set a standard for how our children’s data is collected and used”
Sponsored law requiring high schools to offer computer science
Glanville’s Computer Science Requirement Bill Signed Into LawGovernment record · Michigan House Democrats · Feb 4, 2025 · housedems.com
“the policy requires public high schools to offer a computer science course”
Co-sponsored Freedom to Read Act on library book challenges
Paiz, Glanville Reintroduce Protect Freedom to Read PackageGovernment record · Michigan House Democrats · Mar 13, 2025 · housedems.com
“aims to protect access to books and educational materials in Michigan public and district libraries”
Voted for the 2026-27 school aid and state budgets
Glanville Supports Budget Passage, Urges Renewed Focus on Supporting K-12 Public SchoolsGovernment record · Michigan House Democrats · Jul 3, 2026 · housedems.com
“The School Aid budget includes a significant increase in the weighted funding allowance”
Opposes House Republicans' $645 million funding clawback
Glanville, Grant Join Grand Rapids Stakeholders to Condemn House Republicans Pulling Back $645 Million in Community InvestmentsGovernment record · Michigan House Democrats · Dec 12, 2025 · housedems.com
“to urge residents to contact House Republicans and the governor’s office to restore the funding as soon as possible”