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Mt. Pleasant City Commission At-Large · Nov 3, 2026

Justin Bailey

Candidate for City Commission At-Large

9 candidates · 4 seats3 sourced positions

Justin Bailey is running for Mt. Pleasant City Commission At-Large in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 9 candidates are running for 4 seats.

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Community organizer and tenants' rights activist with experience as a McDonald crew member.

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Nine candidates are on the official Nov. 3 ballot for City Commissioner: Mary L. Alsager, Justin Bailey, Firras Garada, Sue Hahn, Michael C. Kostrzewa, Grace Rollins, Ryon Skalitzky, Seth Triezenberg and Boomer Wingard. Isabella County Clerk · Sep 10, 2026

Where Justin Bailey stands: positions on the record

Public transit1 sourced position
  • Says he would establish a commuters loop around the city with stops downtown, near grocery stores and other services.

    “establish a commuters loop around the city that stops downtown, near grocery stores and other services”

    Own statementVOTE411 Voter Guide

Housing1 sourced position
  • Says he would work with communities that want to be annexed into Mt. Pleasant and bring in more affordable homes.

    “bring in more affordable homes, and finally fight private equity from buying and raising prices”

    Own statementVOTE411 Voter Guide

Jobs1 sourced position
  • Says he would work with unions to bring in more union-backed jobs.

    “I will be working with unions to drive in more high paying union backed jobs”

    Own statementVOTE411 Voter Guide

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