State Representative — District 99

Compensation & Benefits

State legislative compensation set by the State Officers Compensation Commission / statute. Confirm current figures with the House Fiscal Agency.

Minimum Qualifications / Legal Requirements

• United States citizen; at least 21 years of age.
• Registered and qualified elector of House District 99 (Clare County is split between Districts 99 and 100; confirm your home address via the Michigan Voter Information Center).
• Compliance with state campaign finance filing requirements.

Key Statutory Duties & Responsibilities

• Represents the 99th District in the Michigan House of Representatives.
• Sponsors, debates, and votes on state legislation, state agency budgets, and appropriations.
• Serves on House legislative committees.
• Delivers constituent casework assistance for residents, businesses, and local units of government.

Term & Election Cycle Notes

Two (2) year term. House seats are elected every even-numbered year. General election: November 2026; next cycle: November 2028. Active recruitment for future legislative cycles — talk to CCRP before filing.

How to Get on the Ballot

File with the Michigan Bureau of Elections. Submit Affidavit of Identity and nominating petitions or statutory fee. Contact the Clare County Republican Party for candidate guidance.

Interested in Serving Clare County?

Before filing, talk to the Clare County Republican Party. We help conservative candidates understand the office, legal filing requirements, and campaign calendar.

Disclaimer: Informational summary of elected offices under Michigan law. Prepared for public education and candidate recruitment purposes. Confirm salaries, benefits, signature counts, and filing deadlines with the Clare County Clerk (or Township Clerk / Bureau of Elections as applicable).