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ANN ARBOR - Congresswoman Debbie Dingell today filed for reelection in Michigan's Sixth Congressional District.
"I love this district, I love my job, and I love this community. Listening to and learning from everyone who lives and works here is what drives me, and I am committed to continuing to deliver for the people of this district on the issues that matter to them," Dingell said. "There are many issues people are concerned about, and I believe every new challenge brings an opportunity for us to work together to solve problems in new and unconventional ways. I don't take anything in this job or campaign for granted - I thank everyone who has and continues to support us - and I'm keeping my sleeves rolled up and continuing this work."
Dingell is running for a seventh term in the U.S. House of Representatives. Michigan's Sixth Congressional District includes all of Washtenaw County and parts of Monroe, Oakland, and Wayne Counties.
- Press Release from Debbie Dingell
Editor's note: Dingell runs as a member of the Democratic Party.
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Jon Hall
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12-20-2025 7:01am
Career congress person, paid for by tax dollars. Never had a private job. Spend spend spend, is she as rich as Nancy Pelosi another crooked politician . Detriot will elect her I'm sure.
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Patrick F
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12-21-2025 5:01pm
Not as rich as the Krypto King!
RJ D
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12-28-2025 8:02pm
U.S. Representative Debbie Dingell spent over 30 years at General Motors (GM), rising to senior executive roles, including President of the GM Foundation, where she led public affairs, job creation, and philanthropic efforts, bridging her corporate background with her political career focused on manufacturing, workers' rights, and community advocacy, notes.
