Michael Webber

Michael Webber was born in and lives in Rochester Hills, Michigan. Webber graduated from Rochester Adams High School in 1996. He earned a bachelor's degree in international relations and affairs from Michigan State University in 2001. He also attended Georgetown University as a Michigan political leadership program fellow in 2006. His career experience includes working as a deputy chief of staff for a state senator, an executive assistant to the chief of staff for the office of Michigan State Speaker Rick Johnson (R), a legislative aide for state Representative John Proos (R), and chief of staff for state Rep. Marty Knollenberg (R). Webber also worked as a licensed insurance agent.[1][2]

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Webber's website highlighted the following campaign themes:[11]

Jobs & The Economy

Excerpt: "Focus on job retention/creation, economic growth & getting government out of the way – allowing Michigan to continue moving forward."

Budget for Our Priorities

Excerpt: "Education & Our Children; Improve Roads and Infrastructure; Strengthen Public Safety."

Tax Policy

Excerpt: "Fight for families to keep more of what they earn; Lower the cost to live and work in Michigan. Support rolling back Income Tax hike passed during the ‘lost decade.’"

Constituent Service

Excerpt: "Focus on Customer Service role of office, Tearing down the Barriers of Bureaucracy."

Part-time Legislature

Excerpt: "Support proposals to have a Part-time Legislature in Michigan, similar to a majority of states."