In '22, Democrats won state House control. In '24, Downriver could decide if they keep it.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : In 2016, Downriver voters narrowly propelled Democrat Darrin Camilleri to his state House victory while backing Trump by a double-digit margin.
53% : Churches has had four bills signed into law: to expand background checks to all firearm purchases, allow public schools to help collect union dues, improve traffic at railroad crossings and enable Grosse Ile Township to own and operate a toll bridge with voters' approval.
51% : Some of his priorities include increasing funding for public schools, making companies pay for cleaning up sites they contaminate and investing in public transit and mental health services.
47% : "I think that it has gotten a little bit more competitive especially when Trump is on the ballot," he said.

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