Republican Bill Huizenga wins US House District 4 race in Michigan
Posted: Nov 8, 2022 4:56 PM EDT | Updated: Nov 8, 2022 11:57 PM EDT
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Elkhart County crash leaves two injured
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One dies after being struck by motorcycle in Elkhart County
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Goshen holds 4th annual Hispanic Heritage Festival
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Fusion Festival underway in Howard Park
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Incumbent Republican candidate Bill Huizenga ran on the promise to create more jobs, and increase growth in the economy to help combat the rising problem of inflation. He also states that he would support initiatives that would promote using more alternative energies rather than being dependent on foreign oil.
Huizenga also promised to help make healthcare more affordable, believing that it is often “out of reach for far too many people,” adding that improving mental healthcare should be a priority.
He believes in supporting immigration reform—though he says that border security must be prioritized.
Huizenga ran against Democrat Joseph Alfonso and Libertarian Lorence Wenke.
Contributions to this story also made by: Melissa Hudson
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