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Woolford sees fiscal restraint a key priority as he joins House GOP majority

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Jason Woolford, a former member of the U.S. Marine Corps and now a reverend and president of Mission Cry, defeated Republican Rep. Bob Bezotte Jr. of Howell in the primary and easily won the 50th House District seat in the general election. It was Woolford’s second attempt at running for the House. He was defeated by Rep. Jennifer Conlin (D-Ann Arbor) for the 48th House District seat in 2022. Woolford told Gongwer News Service he is prepared to …

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Woolford sees fiscal restraint a key priority as he joins House GOP majority

Jason Woolford, a former member of the U.S. Marine Corps and now a reverend and president of Mission Cry, defeated Republican Rep. Bob Bezotte Jr. of Howell in the primary and easily won the 50th House District seat in the general election. It was Woolford’s second attempt at running for the House. He was defeated by Rep. Jennifer Conlin (D-Ann Arbor) for the 48th House District seat in 2022. Woolford told Gongwer News Service he is prepared to …

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