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The Union Representing 265,000 Teamsters Members and Retirees Stand With Duggan

DETROIT, August 22, 2025 – How broken is Lansing? In just a few weeks, classes start for Michigan’s 1.4 million children, but Legislators still have not passed a school budget. They missed the July 1 legal deadline, and now schools are sending layoff notices to teachers, cancelling programs and warning parents they might not be

50+ mayors, township supervisors and village presidents, 100+ city council members and trustees, 25+ school board members and more unite behind Duggan’s vision for Michigan.

The Duggan campaign raised $3.2 million in six months, more than any other candidate, Democrat or Republican.

Numbers reveal 93% of contributions come from Michigan donors

DETROIT – July 9, 2025 – Today, the Michigan Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Local 2 (BAC Local 2), representing more than 3,700 skilled tradespeople across the state, announced its endorsement of Mike Duggan’s Independent campaign for governor of Michigan. The members of BAC Local 2 are backing Duggan because of his record of delivering real

In a recent Michigan Business Beat interview, Mike Duggan discusses Detroit’s business resurgence, the state’s economic challenges, and why he’s running for governor as an independent voice for results.

In a recent NBC News feature, Mayor Mike Duggan discusses why running as an independent is the right choice for Michigan voters tired of partisan gridlock—and how his focus on results can bridge the divide.

DETROIT – June 25, 2025 – Today, Detroit Plumbers Local Union 98, which represents over 1,600 workers in the Detroit-area construction industry, including plumbers, welders and metal tradesmen, announced its endorsement of Mike Duggan for governor of Michigan as an Independent. Plumbers Local 98 and its members know that as governor, Duggan will continue to

Mike Duggan recently appeared on The Common Bridge, a show known for exploring practical, nonpartisan solutions to America’s most pressing challenges. In the interview, Duggan shares his decision to run for Governor of Michigan as an independent, his frustration with the political extremes on both sides, and how his record of leadership in Detroit proves