Candidates Vying for Michigan’s 8th Congressional District in the Primary Election
Exciting times are ahead in Mid-Michigan as the race heats up for Michigan’s 8th Congressional District. With absentee ballots already in the mail for the upcoming Aug. 6 Primary, the candidates are gearing up for a showdown to secure their party’s nomination.
On the Democratic side, we have three strong contenders vying for the seat – Matt Collier, Sen. Kristen McDonald Rivet, and Dr. Pamela Pugh. Each candidate brings a unique perspective and set of qualifications to the table, promising to fight for the interests of Mid-Michigan residents. From a focus on strengthening the middle class to advocating for affordable housing and healthcare, these candidates are ready to make a difference.
But the competition doesn’t stop there. On the Republican side, Mary Draves, Anthony Hudson, and Paul Junge are all vying for their party’s nomination. Each candidate brings a different set of experiences and beliefs to the race, from business acumen to grassroots activism. It’s shaping up to be a fierce battle for the chance to represent Mid-Michigan in Congress.
As the race unfolds, it’s important for voters to educate themselves on the candidates and their platforms. With so much at stake, from healthcare to economic development, the outcome of this election could have a lasting impact on the community. So, make sure to stay informed, cast your vote, and let your voice be heard on Aug. 6. The future of Mid-Michigan is in your hands!
