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Downriver candidate could become first transgender state representative in Michigan

A downriver candidate could become the first transgender state representative in Michigan. The candidate stated that their community voted because they are focusing on issues, specifically trying to address utility companies, health care reform, and protecting freedom throughout the state.

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