Governor Whitmer embodies what it means to be ‘that woman from Michigan’ and everything that makes our state so special.
Haley Stevens
The Public Record
Haley Maria Stevens is a U.S. Representative for Michigan's 11th congressional district, serving since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, she has focused on issues related to education, technology, and public health during her time in office. Stevens has a background in education and has worked to advance policies that support innovation and economic growth in her district. She has been vocal about the importance of scientific integrity and public health, often addressing critical issues that affect her constituents.
She’s led our state through some of our hardest challenges — always delivering for our manufacturing economy, our auto industry, and our workers.
This is what my campaign is about. My opponent has done a great job talking about campaign finance.
It seems like we got the campaign finance zoomies. We’ve got to be really honest here.
I would love a constitutional amendment to get rid of money in politics and maybe make our elections shorter.
I think we all share. We’re that swing state now. With all the money that’s coming in from campaign committees and party committees, and things along those lines.
It didn't work out, so he started the podcast, he wrote the books, and now he's running for Senate, and he's already bought the website for president.
Look, my opponent here, Abdul, he is such a talented guy. He's had all this attention, but the deal is, we don't need a celebrity candidate. We don't need a celebrity.
Look, this isn't about the D.C. or New York influencer crowd. This is about putting Michigan first.
It couldn’t have happened without the hard work of Governor Whitmer and our friends in Canada,
I don’t think there’s much difference between super PACs going in for Abdul or super PACs going in for me.
You talk about getting money out of politics and putting money in people's pockets, but still no one knows who's putting the money in your pocket.
We don't need a celebrity candidate. We don't need a celebrity senator. We need somebody who is committed to six years of hard, unglamorous work.
I want to hit the ground running for us, and I want to be that top of the ticket voice to flip congressional seats here in Michigan and make Hakeem Jeffries, my Democratic leader, the first black speaker of the House.
Anyone who supported me is supporting me because of my dedication to the people of Michigan, and the things that I have done for Michiganders.
I am going to be working on our behalf. I am going to be telling the stories on our behalf. And you better believe I’m going to bring it with a little bit of enthusiasm, a little bit of energy and a little bit of stick-it-to-them.
Senator Peters knows what it takes to win in Michigan, and he knows what Michigan needs from our next U.S. Senator: grit, effectiveness, hard work, and Michigan common sense,





