Carol Glanville

Born and raised in West Michigan and the daughter of union workers, Carol Glanville has dedicated her life to fighting for students, families, and the environment. Carol has worked to create a sustainable future in education and as commissioner for the city of Walker. Carol made national headlines after she defeated an extremist Republican candidate in a special election earlier this spring, underscoring her tested ability to represent the people of Michigan. 

• Prioritizes students and teachers by advocating for affordable and accessible higher education
• Dedicated to creating good-paying jobs with benefits — including affordable child care, health care, and paid leave — that help working families thrive
• Committed to water quality policy that will protect Michigan's rivers, streams, and drinking water