Mason Pressler

Vote in person or return your absentee ballot to your local clerk by Tuesday, February 3rd. Polls are open from 7am-8pm

Check your voter information:
mvic.sos.state.mi.us/Voter/Index

Dr. Pamela Pugh Campaign Website:
www.pugh-michigan.com

The Saginaw Bay DSA is excited to announce our very first candidate endorsement. That is exactly why the Saginaw Bay DSA could not be prouder to endorse Dr. Pamela Pugh to be our pick in the Democratic Primary for the vacant 35th State Senate seat. See more voting information in the comments.

It’s the wild west with the AI boom, and Saginaw stepped up to be proactive & develop policy.
#SaginawCityCouncil #YourVoiceMatters

‘Dr. Pugh noted, “Public education does not exist in a vacuum. When families are destabilized and children are fearful, learning suffers. Leadership means taking action before further harm occurs.”’

Michigan Board of Education approves student safety and immigration resolution The Michigan State Board of Education adopts resolution titled, "Supporting Student Safety, Human Dignity, and Humane Immigration Enforcement Practices."

‘Dr. Pamela Pugh, President of the Michigan State Board of Education, remarked, “Children cannot learn when they fear losing their parents or caregivers. Our action today is based on the belief that government should protect children.”’

@pamelapughmi.bsky.social

Sarah & Jennifer talk to Dr. Pamela Pugh about this very important special election in the Tri-Cities.
#specialelection #michigan #midland #bay #saginaw
@pamelapughmi.bsky.social @jlaustin13.bsky.social

The is no greater responsibility for a representative of the people than to listen!

#ElectionsMatter #TriCities #MidMIchigan
@pamelapughmi.bsky.social

Extremely proud to support my friend @abdulelsayed.bsky.social to be our next U.S. Senator.

Abdul is the only candidate in this race who supports Medicare For All and has never taken corporate PAC money.

He will fight to make life affordable for working families in communities like mine.

Yooo that’s my grandpa!!!

MI Department of Ed. would like to inform you of a multistate lawsuit filed today by Michigan AG Nessel and AG’s in 18 other states challenging the U.S. Department of Ed’s threat to withhold federal funding from state & local agencies refusing to abandon diversity, equity, inclusion in pre-K-12.

State Board of Education calls for smaller class sizes after Detroit News investigation The proposal, if enacted by state lawmakers, would represent a sea change for Michigan schools as leaders look to boost struggling literacy rates.

Michigan's State Board of Education is calling for mandatory limits on class sizes to be implemented by the 2030-31 school year.

The resolution comes after an investigation by The @detroitnews.bsky.social that published in April. www.detroitnews.com/story/news/p...

The People’s Republic of Bay City strikes again 🫡

Abdul El-Sayed understands the economic struggles working class families face because he's been fighting on the front line for years. From healthcare, to housing, to fair wages, he's the champion Michigan needs in the U.S Senate and I'm proud to endorse him."

Bay City Commissioner Chris Runberg:
"As a public servant in Bay City, I know how urgently our communities need leadership in Washington that's grounded by people, not politics.

I'm proud to announce the endorsement of Bay City Commissioner Chris Runburg. Commissioner Runburg is a public servant in his community, he knows what it takes to deliver real change. I'm honored to have his support in this fight for Michigan's future.

🎉 Congratulations to Daniel Atonna, elected to the Poughkeepsie Common Council, Ward 8! A community organizer, Daniel has fought tirelessly for housing security, safe water, and working-class priorities—bringing people-powered, progressive leadership to City Hall.

trust she will 🫡

Pamela Pugh to run for Michigan's open 35th District State Senate seat Pamela Pugh, the president of State Board of Education, has announced her bid to fill the State Senate seat left vacant by Congresswoman Kristen McDonald Rivet.

State Board of Education President Pamela Pugh!
midmichigannow.com/news/local/p...

Over in Michigan, Governor Gretchen Whitmer finally scheduled the special election for #SD35 last week. The seat had sat vacant since January when State Senator Kristen McDonald Rivet resigned it to become MI-08 Congresswoman.

Despite the district backing Harris by 1, the Dems should hold it.

My predictions (just throwing numbers out there tbh):

NYC MAYOR:
🟦55% Mamdani
🟪32% Cuomo
🟥12% Sliwa

NJ GOV:
🟦53% Sherrill
🟥45% Ciattarelli

VA GOV:
🟦57% Spanberger
🟥43% Earle-Sears

VA LG:
🟦55% Hashmi
🟥45% Reid

VA AG:
🟦51.5% Jones
🟥48.5% Miyares

Could see Zohran getting up to 57-59% though.

On🔝

2026 Special Election Endorsement! MI List is proud to endorse Pamela Pugh for the Michigan State Senate. Pam is running to fill the vacancy for District 35 in Mid Michigan. The primary is on February 3rd and the general is on May 5th. You can learn more about Pam's campaign at www.pugh-michigan.com

The Democratic establishment has a self sabotaging tendency to elevate yes men, even if it means ceding ground to fascists, compromising values and selling out the working class and our children’s futures.

But y’all aren’t ready for that conversation. 🗣️

The same people crying about party unity are the ones pulling rank for a manchurian candidate to stop the more electable progressive with an actual record.

This is a big one!

The Michigan affiliate of @emilyslist.bsky.social, MiList, which aims to elect pro choice women right here in Michigan, has endorsed Dr. @pamelapughmi.bsky.social for State Senate!

13 We shouldn't have to rely on crowdsourcing food for others we pay taxes to cover; but federal leadership is unwilling to do it. I want to thank State House minority leadership for bringing forward an attempt to stopgap the issue, however I fear it's not going to get a passing vote on the floor.

12 Food banks already took a hit after the USDA cancelled a $1b/month bulk purchase and distribution network earlier this year and those factors are catching up to us locally and around the country.

11 It's not an answer that is revolutionary, it's not one that solves all the problems we have both old and new, but it keeps people who are already working from having to resort to more desperate measures.

10 All that has to be done is for Republicans to keep healthcare costs for millions of *American Citizens* a semblance of affordable and these issues mostly go away for the time being.

9 The feds have collected an extra 3 SNAP costs per month in tariff revenue over the past four months or so but that's not paying for it. Our military members had to get a paycheck from a billionaire friend of the president instead of taxpayers because of this.