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← Rundown2026 Michigan House race — Lisa C. McClain's seat

2026 election · U.S. House

2026 Michigan House race — Lisa C. McClain's seat

Incumbent: Lisa C. McClain (Republican)

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  • Lisa C. McClain
    Lisa C. McClain

    Republican · Incumbent

    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • COVID-19 Relief/Federal Spending: Opposed the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act COVID relief bill. [1]
    • Equal Rights Amendment: Supports keeping the existing deadline for ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment rather than extending it. [1][2]
    • Government Reform: Supports giving the President line-item veto authority over spending bills. [1]

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  • Health Care: Opposes vaccine mandates and pandemic restrictions like masking; supports a robust private health insurance market and expanded telemedicine. [1]
  • Immigration/Border Security: Describes conditions at the southern border as a crisis, criticizes illegal immigration and prioritizes deportation of criminal illegal aliens for public safety. [1][2][3]
  • Jobs and the Economy: Supports lowering taxes and reducing regulations to help businesses grow, and favored reopening the economy after COVID-19 shutdowns. [1]
  • National Security/Military: Supports strong investment in U.S. military technology and platforms to counter threats from China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea. [1]
  • Social Security: Favors exploring options such as privatization and investment choices for younger generations in Social Security reform. [1]
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