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Unite Here Local 24—representing hospitality workers across Michigan—officially endorses Mike Duggan for Governor. Their message is clear: real leadership means bringing people together and delivering results for working families.

UNITE HERE Local 24 and its members join 4,000 police and firefighters with early endorsements of Mike Duggan for Governor

Mayor Mike Duggan is partnering with Speaker Matt Hall to put more cops on Michigan streets. Leading Democrats like Wayne County Sheriff Ray Washington and State Representative Alabas Farhat are also leading this effort. 

Detroit’s transformation is gaining national recognition—Governing Magazine has named Mike Duggan America’s Most Effective Mayor. From tackling blight to securing historic investments like Ford’s $1 billion restoration of Michigan Central Station, his leadership is driving real results and shaping a stronger future for the city.

Across Michigan—from small towns to college campuses—people are saying the same thing: they want a future here, in Michigan. In this video, hear directly from the voices shaping our state’s future and why they’re ready for a governor who will listen, lead and deliver real change. They’re ready for Mike Duggan. Watch now and see what’s on the minds of Michiganders.

A new poll from the Detroit Regional Chamber shows that 63% of Michigan voters are open to electing an Independent governor, signaling a strong desire for leadership beyond party lines. As an Independent candidate, Mike Duggan is ready to bring people together, solve problems and put Michigan first.

During the visit, Mike Duggan engaged with over 600 residents to hear what matters to them the most.

The Detroit Police Officers Association, Detroit Fire Fighters Association and Detroit Police Lieutenants and Sergeants Association have made history by endorsing Mike Duggan for Governor of Michigan—their first-ever endorsement of a gubernatorial candidate and a non-Democratic candidate.

Mike Duggan was in Washington D.C. last week for the U.S. Conference of Mayors winter meeting where he spoke on a variety of topics including the importance of investing in small businesses and building thriving communities.

A recent article from MLive explores whether Michigan’s political landscape is prepared for an independent candidate in the 2025 gubernatorial race. Political experts suggest that the timing may be right, citing growing voter frustration with traditional partisan politics. With Mike Duggan’s announcement of his independent run, many see him as a strong contender who could