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MI State District 4
Dr. Regina Ross is bringing classroom-tested leadership, block club grit, and community-first priorities to Lansing.
Rooted leadership
For over two decades, Dr. Ross shaped Detroit's future one classroom at a time while showing up for seniors, families, and neighbors across District 4. Her campaign is built around the same discipline she brought to education: listen first, solve what is in front of you, and keep coming back until people feel the difference.
Regina is running to bring Detroit-tested leadership to Lansing, with a focus on jobs, neighborhood investment, fair school funding, senior services, safer blocks, and the basic respect District 4 families deserve from state government.
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Real reform. Fair funding. Workforce paths. Stronger services for the people who built Detroit.
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Workforce training, career pipelines, internships, and local hiring that help District 4 residents access Detroit's growth.
Small businesses are the backbone of District 4, and driving local investment directly into our commercial corridors is a top priority.
Fair funding for Detroit public schools so students are not left with scraps after everyone else is served.
Protecting and expanding the support elders earned: meals, safety, mobility, and dignity at home.
Better lighting, revitalized community spaces, and resources for neighborhoods that refuse to be ignored.
Funding and equipment for police, fire, and EMS teams who keep the district standing every day.
Detroit first
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Detroit leaders, neighborhood slates, labor, and business are standing with Regina. Eleven strong, and counting.
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Joe Tate
Former Speaker, Michigan House of Representatives
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Primary Election · Tue, Aug 4, 2026
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