Elissa Slotkin will be the youngest woman in the U.S. Senate if elected to represent the great state of Michigan. Elissa is a previous CIA recruit and analyst serving 3 tours in Iraq. She has served in the House for 6 years (congressional district MI-7, formerly the 8th district, and she was the first Democrat to serve the district in nearly 20 years). One thing Elissa knows how to do is win tight bipartisan races.
Elissa has the receipts of getting things done like helping open up childcare centers in Michigan. Her other notable accomplishments include co-sponsoring bills like the Ban Corporate PACs Act because she knows Americans from all walks of life are donating whatever they can this election. She knows Americans are worried about the future of this country and that it can feel impossible as one person to compete and raise more money than corporations.
Elissa grew up on a 4th generation farm in Michigan. She has supported bills that promote manufacturing here in the U.S. Her farming roots have also built up a midwestern hard work ethic so that today she is a proud champion of issues related to women's rights, healthcare, veterans affairs, public education, and access to voting.
She will keep our country safe here and abroad. Elissa has worked for international security and has experience with the Department of Defense. She was also the Assistant Secretary of Defense at the Pentagon and worked under both George W. Bush and Barack Obama. In 2020 she was the main sponsor of bills to limit Donald Trump's ability to take our country into unnecessary wars.
We need Elissa Slotkin to win Michigan. She'll enter the Senate as someone who's bipartisan and not afraid to call out her own party on the things she believes in. Most importantly, she's consistent.