Michigan House of Representatives District 65 candidate surveys, 2022

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This article shows responses from candidates in the 2022 election for Michigan House of Representatives District 65 who completed Ballotpedia's Candidate Connection survey.

Candidates and election results

General election

General election for Michigan House of Representatives District 65

Jaime Greene defeated Mark Lingeman in the general election for Michigan House of Representatives District 65 on November 8, 2022.

Candidate
%
Votes
Image of Jaime Greene
Jaime Greene (R) Candidate Connection
 
71.8
 
31,435
Image of Mark Lingeman
Mark Lingeman (D) Candidate Connection
 
28.2
 
12,317

Total votes: 43,752
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Jaime Greene has a Michigan First Freedom Agenda .

Jaime Greene is Pro-Life, Pro-2nd Amendment, and Pro-Election Integrity .

Jaime Greene will fight for parents' rights and your rights as an individual.
Voter's Rights--Democracy works best when everybody participates

I am pro-choice. These decisions should be made by a woman, her doctor, and her God. T

I support common sense gun control.
As a constitutional conservative, Jaime Greene will fight for your freedoms!

She will work to change the Public Health Code to prevent an unelected bureaucrat, acting under the direction of an overreaching Governor, from having complete control over our lives and restore the checks and balances of legislative oversight. Jaime Greene opposes medical mandates and believes that government must never again have the unchecked power to close businesses based on one person’s opinion of what is “essential.”

Jaime Greene believes parents have the right to choose the manner and content of their child’s education—whether it’s the right to demand accountability from school boards, the right to choose their child’s school, or the right to homeschool. She will stand up for parents having a vital role in education, no matter what form they choose.

Jaime Greene believes that the confusing, contradictory, and onerous regulations the State of Michigan puts on businesses—particularly licensing fees that hurt small business and have nothing to do with public safety—are damaging to our economy.

As a member of the Richmond City Council for 10 years, Jaime has seen firsthand how unfunded mandates and overregulation tie the hands of local government serving its residents. She believes in local control because those closest to the issue govern best.

Voter's Rights--everything should be done to make voting as easy as possible. Let the people speak through the ballot box. Despite what the Republicans say, voter fraud has been statistically insignificant. The Department of Homeland Security called 2020 the most secure election in history. We did not need over 60 court cases and 90 judges to tell us that. It was a huge waste of taxpayer's money nationwide.
My father. He had a major stroke at age 51. Despite being paralyzed on one side and being unable to speak, he lived a fruitful life until the age of 91.
Voters, Not Politicians. Gerrymandering must go.
Compromise is necessary for policy making. In theory, we are all trying to benefit our constituencies but may come at it from different angles. We need to find the happy medium.



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