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Michigan · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 10

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Andrea L. Kirby Working Class Party Working Class Party challenger running for Michigan's 10th Congressional District in 2026 Full profile → Christina Bertrand Hines Democratic Democratic nominee for Michigan's 10th Congressional District; former prosecutor and adjunct law professor Full profile → Kwabena Nkromo Green Green Party candidate for Michigan's 10th Congressional District in 2026; community farmer and food-system advocate based in Flint Full profile → Michael Bouchard Republican Army veteran Michael Bouchard is the 2026 Republican nominee for Michigan's 10th Congressional District. Full profile → Mike Saliba Libertarian Mike Saliba is the Libertarian candidate for Michigan's 10th Congressional District in the 2026 general election. Full profile →

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IssueAndrea L. Kirby
Working Class Party
Christina Bertrand Hines
Democratic
Kwabena Nkromo
Green
Michael Bouchard
Republican
Economy & jobsOpposes diversion of workers' earnings to banks and corporations Supports lowering costs and fighting for good-paying Michigan jobs Supports locally rooted economy with worker and business protections Supports bringing manufacturing jobs home and cutting regulations
HousingIdentifies housing as a working-class concern Supports infrastructure investment to enable housing development Supports expanding affordable housing and Community Land Trusts Supports building more homes and cutting federal permitting barriers
Health careHighlights lack of affordable healthcare as a personal and class issue Supports universal healthcare with focus on cost, access, and quality Supports affordable, accessible, community-based healthcare Supports consumer-choice healthcare; opposes government-run programs
Immigrationno sourced position Supports comprehensive reform with border security and DREAMer protections Supports humane immigration reform with pathway to citizenship Supports border wall, Remain in Mexico, and ending catch-and-release
Abortion & reproductive rightsno sourced position Supports passing the Women's Health Protection Act no sourced position Endorsed by pro-life organizations; did not answer questionnaire
EducationCriticizes billionaire control of schools and student debt burden Supports improving public schools and expanding career/technical education Supports reinvesting in education for an AI-driven economy Supports back-to-basics education and a Parents' Bill of Rights
Climate & energyno sourced position Supports clean energy, polluter accountability, stronger fuel standards Supports clean energy transition, polluter accountability, and nuclear revisit Opposes restricting fossil fuels; favors all-of-the-above energy
Crime & public safetyno sourced position Supports law enforcement resources to prevent violent crime no sourced position Supports border security, finishing the wall, deporting criminals
Taxes & budgetno sourced position Wants to lower costs for working families; opposes retaliatory tariffs no sourced position Supports temporarily suspending state and federal gas taxes
Gunsno sourced position Reported to support red-flag laws and universal background checks no sourced position no sourced position
Democracy & electionsno sourced position Supports banning congressional stock trading; opposes Citizens United no sourced position no sourced position
Foreign policy & defenseno sourced position Calls for ending the war in Iran to reduce costs no sourced position Supports peace-through-strength; backed Iran military action

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