Dylan Wegela
Dylan Wegela was born in Detroit, Michigan . He earned a high school diploma from Franklin High School and a bachelor’s degree in secondary education from Eastern Michigan University. Wegela's career experience includes working as a public school teacher. He co-founded Arizona Educators United.
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“I have been proud to represent our district for the last three years. Here is the truth. I cannot do this alone. Real change is only possible with a mass movement of the working class. Organize with us!”
(Campaign website) “The truth is that an economic system where people profit from war, housing, sickness, and suffering is immoral. This system allows the rich to control our democracy and our workplaces. I believe that the working class should control our democracy and our future, not big tech.”
(Campaign website) “I know a better world is possible. As a public school teacher, union organizer, and democratic socialist, I am committed to fighting for a world where people have the dignity of healthcare, housing, and food. I will always do what is right for the people, regardless of party or the pressures of special interest groups.”
(Campaign website) “Build affordable public and social housing, enact a tenants' and homeless bill of rights, and expand fast and reliable public transportation in our communities.”
(Campaign website)Chris Dobis
Chris Dobis earned a high school diploma from United Christian High School. Dobis' career experience includes working as an engineer.
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“I'm Chris Dobis, and I'm running for State Representative because I believe in the strength and potential of our communities â Garden City, Inkster, Northern Romulus, and Westland. Together, we can build something great.”
(Campaign website) “I'm committed to creating opportunities for every family, supporting our local businesses, investing in our schools, and making District 26 a place where everyone can thrive. I will work every single day to deliver results for the hardworking people of this district.”
(Campaign website) “I've spent more than 25 years in the engineering field, working in Michigan's auto industry â solving real problems, working as part of a team, and being held accountable for results.”
(Campaign website) “I never planned to run for office. But I've called District 26 home since 1988, and I've watched our state get worse year after year. I can't stay on the sidelines anymore.”
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