BETTER
is Possible
Graham Diedrich is running to be YOUR Ingham County Commissioner, and the only way we are going to win is if people like you are involved.
Add your name today to stand with Graham and join our bold, progressive movement!
ONE OF US
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I believe that a better world is possible. One that is committed to economic, social, environmental justice for all. I'm running for County Commissioner to bring hope back to our community.
ISSUES
We cannot keep living in a world that we know is not the best version of itself. Change is needed, and it's needed NOW.
Climate and Environment
Healthcare
Pandemic Recovery
LGBTQIA+ Rights
Reproductive Rights
Criminal Justice Reform
Voting Rights
VOTING
Make sure you cast your ballot for Graham Diedrich in the August Primary Elections!
Early Vote
June 23-August 1
Election Day
August 2
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NEWS & PRESS
Follow along as our campaign grows! Want to interview Graham? Contact us today!
Mental Health
Elections 2022: Candidates for Ingham County Board District 13 in their own words
"With rising prices and declining real wages, the middle and working class are hurting. At the local level, we have the responsibility to properly enact reactive and proactive social policies that seek to fill the gap where the market cannot. That means investing in educational opportunities for our children..."
Diedrich: 'People are tired of the status quo' in politics
“The next generation of political leaders aren’t those who have walked the halls of government for decades. It’s people who have walked the corridors of life and it’s challenges. Ordinary people who desperately want better for themselves, their children, and their community. We know the issues, we have solutions, so why not us? Let’s make a future that we are proud to call our own.”
League of Women Voters: Meet the Candidates
In order for citizens to get to know candidates with opposition in the primaries for Ingham County Commissioner the Lansing Area League of Women Voters asked candidates to tape their response to the questions asked by VOTE411. Candidates were given five minutes to respond to questions.