Carol Glanville

Carol Glanville earned a B.A. from Western Michigan University in 1992 and an M.A. in curriculum and technology from the University of Phoenix in 2008. Glanville's career experience includes owning Carol Glanville Consulting and Contemporary Education Solutions and working as a consultant, a program manager with the Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy, and an adjunct faculty member with Aquinas College.[1][2]

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Regular election

Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

Carol currently serves as State Representative for the 74th House District. Carol’s field program, combined with her powerful message of fighting for west Michigan values and delivering common sense solutions for families resulted in her flipping this district that Trump carried by 16 points.

Glanville was born and raised in West Michigan by two union workers, and she went on to live and raise her family in the Walker community. She has extensive professional experience as a classroom teacher, administrator, education consultant, and local elected official that serves on many community boards.

Carol is running for State House to advocate for hard-working families on the issues that matter most. Including helping with rising costs, investing in infrastructure and broadband access, using her experience as a teacher to keep schools open and safe, and working with businesses to create good-paying jobs.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

Schools & SkillsGood-paying jobsReproductive Healthcare

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

Schools & Skills: a strong public education–one that is equitable and accessible–is essential to our community’s future. We need to find ways to make higher education more affordable for those who choose that path, and provide access to community college and vocational and technical schools for those seeking other opportunities.

Good-paying jobs: our economy has diversified to include medical research, brewing, and manufacturing. But that’s just the beginning. A strong economy includes investment in infrastructure to ensure Grand Rapids remains one of the best places in the nation to live and raise a family.

Waterways: an integral part of the character and livelihood of West Michigan is the Grand River and surrounding watershed. We have a responsibility to institute strong, sound water quality policy that protects our rivers, streams, and drinking water for future generations.

Reproductive Healthcare: safe, accessible healthcare can not be about legislating bodies. Putting limits on reproductive health care violates Michiganders rights, and it is my duty to help protect the rights and freedoms of our citizens.

Special election

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