BE AWAKE … Candidates usually walk the legislative districts in which they are running, in order to meet the people who live there, and to get their views on the various issues of the day. If you have someone come to your home, talk to them about motorcycle rights, and then let us know so we can pass along the info.
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HI everyone!
the following is available in PDF here.
RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES
for the
2024 GENERAL ELECTION
November 5, 2024
Federal Election for United States Senator:
Mike Rogers (R)
Federal Election for United States House of Representatives:
District 5 – Representative Tim Walberg
District 9 – Representative Lisa McClain
State Election for State of Michigan, House of Representatives:
District 2 – Ronald Kokinda (R)
District 14- Mike McFall (D)
District 20 – Brendan Crowley (R)
District 29 – James DeSana (R)
District 32 – Martin Church (R)
District 50 – Jason Woolford (R)
District 53 – Brenda Carter (D)
District 56 – David Kniffen (R)
District 59 – Doug Wozniak (R)
District 63 – Jay DeBoyer (R)
District 64 – Joe Pavlov (R)
District 71 – Brian BeGole (R)
District 75 – Frank Lambert (R)
District 81 – Jordan Youngquist (R)
District 91 – Pat Outman (R)
District 93 – Kevin Seamon (D)
District 98 – Gregory Alexander (R)
Supreme Court Justice
Kyra Harris Bolden
Alice Jacob
Legislative Officer/Motorcycle Awareness Director
Region 11
ABATE of Michigan
FEDERAL LEGISLATION: please see the MRF site here.
Of particular note to us is the following from MRF:
Fight for your right to repair – SUPPORT FEDERAL bill H.R. 906!
Do you enjoy working on your motorcycle? Do you want to guarantee access to the parts, tools and service information needed to modify, service and maintain your bike? If you answered yes to these questions, it’s time to contact your member of the House of Representatives and ask them to cosponsor H.R. 906, the “Right to Equitable and Professional Auto Industry Repair Act” or the “REPAIR Act”.
The REPAIR Act ensures that vehicle owners or repair shops are not denied access to the information, software or tools needed to work on vehicles. The proposed law also establishes rules regarding vehicle data access. This commonsense law will help preserve consumer choice and a fair marketplace.
As of July 1st, 32 members of the House of Representatives have signed on in support. That is twice as many as were on the bill before the Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF) held its Bikers Insider the Beltway event in May! The MRF is making a difference, let’s keep up the pressure!
Congress returns to Washington D.C. Tuesday, after a two-week break. That makes it the perfect time to contact your lawmaker and tell them you support H.R. 906.
Click here to contact your member of Congress and make a difference in D.C.
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