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Michigan · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 11

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Anil Kumar Independent Indian-American urologist Anil Kumar runs as an independent for Michigan's open 11th Congressional District seat in 2026. Full profile → Ethan Baker Republican Troy Mayor and attorney Ethan Baker is the 2026 Republican candidate for Michigan's open 11th Congressional District seat. Full profile → Farid Ishac Libertarian Libertarian candidate for Michigan's 11th Congressional District (2026); former automotive engineer Full profile → Jeremy Moss Democratic Michigan state senator and Senate president pro tempore running for Congress in Michigan's 11th Congressional District Full profile → Ryan Teasdale Green Green Party candidate for Michigan's 11th Congressional District in the November 2026 open-seat U.S. House race Full profile →

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IssueAnil Kumar
Independent
Ethan Baker
Republican
Farid Ishac
Libertarian
Jeremy Moss
Democratic
Economy & jobsSupports higher wages, well-paying jobs, and lower everyday costs Supports affordable economy, higher wages, and more Michigan manufacturing jobs no sourced position Supports reversing Trump economic policies; backs PRO Act and labor rights
HousingSupports lowering housing costs for working families Treats housing affordability as part of broader economic stability no sourced position Supports major federal investment in affordable housing
Health careSupports Medicare for All; views healthcare as a fundamental right Supports better mental health access and physical healthcare reform; favors ACA repeal Supports reducing healthcare and drug costs; opposes big pharma Supports public option and lowering prescription drug costs
ImmigrationSupports equal Fourth Amendment protections regardless of citizenship no sourced position Supports legal immigration with a time-limited citizenship process Supports dismantling ICE; favors legal pathways to citizenship
Abortion & reproductive rightsno sourced position Opposes abortion; believes life begins at conception no sourced position Unconditionally supports abortion access
EducationSupports making education and childcare affordable Supports local control of education with strong parental involvement and federal support Supports eliminating Dept. of Education; return control to states Supports expanding pre-K and Head Start programs
Climate & energyno sourced position Supports Great Lakes environmental protection and stewardship Supports solar, hydro, wind, and nuclear energy over land development Supports clean energy grid and strong environmental protections
Crime & public safetyno sourced position Prioritizes public safety funding; lists safety as key issue no sourced position Supports dismantling ICE and reforming immigration enforcement
Taxes & budgetno sourced position Concerned about cost of living; no specific federal tax proposal identified Supports reducing property and income taxes and cutting regulations Opposes tariffs; supports affordability investments and anti-price gouging measures
Gunsno sourced position Supports Second Amendment rights no sourced position Supports expanded background checks, red-flag laws, and assault-rifle ban
Democracy & electionsno sourced position no sourced position no sourced position Supports voting rights, opposes SAVE Act, backs John Lewis VRA
Foreign policy & defenseno sourced position Supports Israel, Ukraine aid with accountability; cautious on Iran no sourced position Opposes Trump's wars; supports reasserting congressional war powers

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