Friend,

This weekend, Michigan Democrats held a People’s Town Hall in Warren to do what Michigan Republicans won’t: listen.  

Photos from People's Town Hall

Senator Chris Murphy, Congressman Maxwell Frost, Attorney General Dana Nessel, and I stood alongside Michiganders in Michigan’s 10th Congressional District to talk about the real issues impacting families, from Social Security and Medicare to the cost of living and the future of our democracy.

Meanwhile, Rep. John James, who represents MI-10, was nowhere to be found.

John James and other Michigan Republicans are pushing Trump’s dangerous agenda that will force working Michiganders to suffer while billionaires walk away richer.

They’re attacking Social Security.

They’re trying to gut Medicare.

They’re making life harder for veterans, families, and seniors while refusing to face the voters they claim to represent.

We’re not standing for it, Friend.

The Michigan Democratic Party is showing up in every district, in every community, and at every level to do what Michigan Republicans refuse to do. But we need your support if we’re going to keep holding events like this organizing on the ground so we can flip MI-10 next year.

Can you chip in today to help us build the grassroots movement that will defeat Republicans like John James and take back MI-10 in 2026?

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Republicans are counting on us to stay quiet.

We’re proving them wrong.

Thank you for standing with us,

Curtis Hertel
Chair of the Michigan Democratic Party
 


 

 

 
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