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ADVOCACY FOCUS MAGAZINE | JULY 2024
Lansing Regional Chamber-Political Action Committee
Announces 2nd Round of Bipartisan Endorsements
he Lansing Regional Chamber Eaton County endorsements include
of Commerce Political Action Tom Reich for Sheriff, Doug Lloyd for
TCommittee (LRC-PAC) has Prosecuting Attorney, and Tim Barnes,
proudly announced its second Brandon Haskell, Jacob Toomey,
round of endorsements for the and Jim Mott for County Board of
2024 election cycle. With a Commissioners.
focus on countywide public L A N S I N G R E G I O N A L C H A M B E R | P O L I T I C A L A C T I O N C O M M I T T E E |
safety seats, county board of In Ingham County, Scott
commissioners, township board LRC Wriggelsworth is endorsed for
of trustees, and State House, PAC Sheriff, and John Dewane for
the LRC-PAC underscores its Prosecuting Attorney. County Board
commitment to supporting of Commissioners endorsements
candidates who prioritize economic include Randy Maiville, Karla
growth, job creation, and fiscal Ruest, Chris Trubac, Myles Johnson,
responsibility. Thomas Morgan, Bob Pena, Ryan Sebolt,
Gabrielle Lawrence, Mark Grebner, Irene
Kevin Shaw, Chair of the LRC-PAC Board of Cahill, Mark Polsdofer, and Monica Schafer.
Directors, emphasized the significance of this election,
stating, “The November election will be critical to our Additionally, endorsements for various township boards
region’s future growth and economic viability. It is of trustees include:
incredibly important to ensure that we are endorsing
candidates who will work side-by-side with the • Delhi Township Board of Trustees: John Hayhoe, Tom
business community in meeting priorities that support Lenard, and Patrick Brown
advancing economic growth, job creation, and fiscal
responsibility.” • Delta Township Board of Trustees: Ken Fletcher,
Mary Clark, Dennis Fedewa, Fonda Brewer, Andrea
Steve Japinga, Senior Vice President of Public Affairs at Cascarilla, and Karen Mojica
the Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce, echoed
Shaw’s sentiments, highlighting the bipartisan nature • Meridian Township Board of Trustees: Phil Deschaine
of the endorsed candidates. “We are particularly and Milton Scales
pleased with the bipartisan nature of the candidates
we are backing in our second round of endorsements,” The LRC-PAC emphasizes its commitment to
said Japinga. “This is a critical time in our region, supporting candidates who prioritize economic growth,
making the experience and ability to make thoughtful job creation, and fiscal responsibility, irrespective of
decisions about difficult issues particularly important. political affiliation.
We believe these candidates are well-positioned
to continue to work towards addressing economic A third round of endorsements focusing on both open
challenges, accelerating our recovery, promoting and incumbent seats is forthcoming.
opportunity together, and positioning our region for
future growth and success.” For more information about the Lansing Regional
Chamber of Commerce Political Action Committee
The endorsed candidates for the State House of and its endorsed candidates, please visit
Representatives include Angela Witwer (D) for the www.lansingchamber.org/lrc-pac. l
76th District.
In Clinton County, the LRC-PAC endorses Sean Dush
for Sheriff and the following for County Board of
Commissioners: Val Vail-Shirey, Bruce DeLong,
Ken Mitchell, Bob Showers, John Andrews, and
Dr. Dwight Washington.
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