Jeremy Moss

While unelected billionaires in DC play games with our economy, Jeremy returned a billion dollars to Michigan taxpayers by repealing Republican taxes on seniors and expanding tax credits to working families. At this moment with everything at stake, Oakland County needs a tested leader to deliver real results for those who need it most.

Donald Trump and this administration are causing uncertainty and chaos – erratic tariffs are increasing costs, national security leaks are putting us at risk, and unlawful actions are threatening our democracy. In Congress, Jeremy will confront harmful policies, defend the rule of law, and govern ethically and responsibly.

Jeremy will stand up in bold ways to protect our basic rights. As chair of the Michigan Senate Elections Committee, he reduced barriers to voting and expanded access to the ballot box. As Michigan’s first openly gay Senator, he strengthened our state’s civil rights law to ban housing and employment discrimination. And when Roe was overturned, he acted swiftly to safeguard reproductive healthcare.

In Congress, he’ll push back against Donald Trump’s reckless policies that are tanking our economy, fight looming threats to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, and be unafraid to hold this administration accountable for defying the rule of law.

This is the leadership we need at this moment with looming threats to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, the Department of Education, and much more. Jeremy’s guiding principle is making government work for the people it serves because Michigan families get hurt when they’re left out. Our government can do better, and Jeremy will fight for it.

Create a robust public insurance option as a pathway toward universal health coverage while allowing people to keep employer or union plans.

• Expand coverage.
• Lower premiums and costs.
• Increase insurer accountability.

Restore federal cuts affecting health care, Medicaid, and related basic supports.

• Protect coverage and essential assistance for Michigan families.

Ban aggressive collection practices against people with medical debt.

• Reduce the risk that illness produces financial ruin.

Provide support that helps low-income mothers afford diapers and infant formula.

• Reduce essential early-childhood costs for families.

Lower prescription-drug costs and premiums while expanding insurance coverage.

• Stand up to pharmaceutical and insurance industry influence.

Make major federal investments in affordable housing, create incentives to repair deteriorated homes, and curb corporate investors that drive up prices.

• Expand housing supply and rehabilitation.
• Protect access to homeownership.

Expand access to prekindergarten and Head Start programs.

• Reduce child-care costs for families.
• Give children an early educational foundation.

Reassert congressional war powers and end unauthorized military interventions that the candidate says raise costs and destabilize supply chains.

• Require Congress to exercise its constitutional war authority.
• Reduce open-ended intervention.

Criticizes month-to-month tariff changes for creating uncertainty in prices and Michigan supply chains; the source names no replacement trade framework.

Strengthen consumer protections, challenge corporate consolidation, and crack down on companies that exploit consumers through price gouging.

• Increase accountability for concentrated corporate power.

Dismantle ICE and establish an interior immigration-enforcement agency with stronger training, oversight, transparency, and safety standards.

• Preserve border security while protecting due process and civil liberties.
• Hold unlawful conduct accountable.

Require transparency in federal immigration enforcement and accountability for officers or officials who act unlawfully.

• Protect due process.
• Prevent warrantless raids and masked, unaccountable enforcement.

Create legal pathways to citizenship for people protected by DACA and undocumented immigrants with long-standing ties to the United States.

• Establish orderly and humane eligibility processes.

Modernize the visa system to better meet labor-market needs and serve people seeking economic opportunity.

• Align lawful immigration pathways with workforce demand.

Pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act to strengthen federal voting-rights protections.

• Restore federal safeguards against discriminatory voting restrictions.

Oppose the SAVE Act and efforts by the executive branch to federalize election administration.

• Protect ballot access and state election administration from the identified restrictions.

Pass the Equality Act to extend federal civil-rights protections for LGBTQ people.

• Protect against discrimination in areas covered by the legislation.

Vote to protect access to abortion and reproductive health care.

• Oppose federal restrictions that would reduce access.

Ban members of Congress, congressional staff, and administration officials from individual stock trading and participation in prediction markets.

• Prevent personal profit from public service.
• Reduce conflicts of interest.

Adopt federal gun-safety protections including expanded background checks, safe-storage requirements in homes with minors, and red-flag procedures.

• Apply safeguards nationwide.
• Use court processes to address imminent danger.

Ban assault-style rifles and prevent suspected terrorists and people with a history of domestic abuse from accessing firearms.

• Pair weapon restrictions with risk-based purchaser prohibitions.

Support the PRO Act, strengthen unions, protect collective bargaining, and ensure workers can organize freely.

• Protect fair wages and safe working conditions through worker organization.

Reports voting for enacted Michigan data-center regulations and separately expressing support for local input.

Advance a clean energy grid, strong environmental protections, polluter accountability, and preparation for extreme weather.

• Protect communities from flooding and severe storms.
• Continue federal climate action.

Helped pass Michigan laws expanding background checks, requiring safe firearm storage in homes with minors, and establishing red-flag procedures.

• Enacted the state's first major gun-safety package in decades.

Served on the Michigan Senate leadership team that repealed the state's right-to-work law.

• Restored a legal environment more favorable to union organization and collective bargaining.

Drafted state laws expanding ballot access and implementing nine days of in-person early voting before Election Day.

• Reduced barriers to voting through Michigan election law.

Sponsored the law adding LGBTQ protections to Michigan's civil-rights statute.

• Prohibited covered housing and employment discrimination.