Kerry Ann Ange for St. Clair County Commissioner

Attorney Kerry Ann Ange is a candidate for the District Two County Commissioner seat encompassing Burtchville, Ft. Gratiot and the three northernmost voting precincts of the City of Port Huron. The seat is being vacated by Jorja Baldwin. Kerry Ann graduated Cum Laude from the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law in 2002, and received her Masters of Christian Ministry from Liberty University in 2022.

Kerry Ann is a wife, a mother, a small business owner and an attorney in our community. As a Christ-following conservative, Kerry Ann believes in giving a voice to the voiceless, that tax dollars should be safeguarded and respected to the utmost and in local control of land use.

Endorsed by the Police Officers Association of Michigan (POAM), Kerry Ann has devoted her 20+ year legal career to giving a voice to the voiceless. As a decade-long Prosecuting Attorney, Kerry Ann has faced off against the most dangerous of criminals in courts and prisons across our great state standing up for crime victims and fighting for safe communities. She has successfully negotiated a number of state contracts throughout her 12 year tenure in private practice, including a contract with the Michigan Attorney General’s Office to serve as a Special Assistant Attorney General helping single parents collect much-needed unpaid child support.

Endorsed by Michigan Right to Life, Kerry Ann is also a champion of the voiceless unborn. She is the current Vice-Chair of the Board of Directors at the Compassion Pregnancy Center, a former Board Member and current legal consultant of the Spero Pregnancy Center, a former Board Member and current volunteer of St. Clair County Right to Life.

Consistent with the above, Kerry Ann also volunteers as a sitting member of the Character and Fitness Committee of the Michigan State Bar.

Kerry Ann and her family live in the City of Port Huron, just two doors away from where her husband John grew up and her mother-in-law Marjorie Ange still resides.

Steven A. Heisler for St. Clair County Probate Judge

A lifelong St. Clair County Michigan resident, Steven A Heisler is a graduate of Saint Clair County Community College in Port Huron, Michigan where he earned his A.D.G.B. (Associate Degree in General Business) degree. Mr. Heisler continued his business education at Baker College in Flint, Mt. Clemens, and Port Huron, Michigan where he earned his B.B.L. (Bachelor of Business Leadership) degree. Mr. Heisler’s legal education was from one of the nation’s most respected law schools in the United States, Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan where he earned his J.D. (Jurist Doctor) degree. While Mr Heisler is well-educated, he is one of the most down-to-earth attorneys you would ever meet.

Mr. Heisler is highly respected by others in the legal community and throughout the State of Michigan. Mr. Heisler is known as a very ethical attorney, what a community should demand in a judge. When Mr. Heisler was personally sworn in the S.C.O.T.U.S. (Supreme Court Of The United States) by Chief Justice John Roberts, one of his sponsors was the Ethics Dean from the Law School where he graduated.

Mr. Heisler has successfully represented other law firms, attorneys, individuals, and corporations. Mr. Heisler has worked on cases featured on A&E TV’s City Confidential as well as local high-profile cases. Mr. Heisler has also represented a member of Linkin Park, a top forty band. While Mr. Heisler enjoys working on high-profile cases and representing high-profile people, his true passion is making a difference in the lives of people in his community. His primary practice over the last 20+ years has been in the areas for Family Law, Children’s Law, and Adoptions.

For more information, visit www.StevenForJudge.com

Mike Rogers for US Senate

Mike was born and raised in Livingston County. He attended Michigan’s public schools, worked in an auto factory, and graduated from Adrian College. Mike went on to serve in the U.S. Army, and worked as an FBI Special Agent taking down organized crime. Mike represented Michigan in the State Senate and served his hometown for 14 years in Congress. Now, Mike is getting back in the fight to serve as Michigan’s next U.S. Senator. He’ll get to work on day one to lower costs, secure the border, strengthen our military, and lead Michigan toward a brighter future.

Mathew King for St. Clair County Sheriff

Sheriff Mat King’s law enforcement career started 27 years ago with the Detroit Police Department. He made a career move to the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office where he has worked up the ranks for the past 25 years. He has served in many capacities as, Deputy, Sergeant, Lieutenant, and Captain before being appointed as Sheriff in November of 2020 then elected for the term starting January 1, 2021.

He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy – Session 278, and holds an Associate Degree in Criminal Justice from St. Clair County Community College. He is a graduate of the Detroit Police Academy and MSU School of Police Staff and Command – 9th Class.

He has an extensive background with the Special Response Team, working his way to Commander. Sheriff King has significant knowledge in narcotics, criminal investigations, departmental training, and special weapons and tactics. He has acted as an undercover officer in several high risk operations and has led the Drug Task Force Unit in multiple cases. He has been certified as an instructor for SWAT, Active Shooter, Firearms and ALICE (Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, and Evacuate).

Sheriff King oversees a department that handles over 50,000 calls for service a year. Daily operations include patrol divisions, narcotic division and criminal investigation division of crimes that cover 770 square miles of land, a marine and dive division that cover 110 miles of shoreline and the day-today operations of the 491 bed county jail.

Warren Head (Write-in) for St. Clair County Sheriff

My name is Warren Head and I am running for Sheriff of St. Clair County. My wife of 50 years and I have five children and 14 grandchildren. I am a law enforcement officer with over 50 years of experience. My law enforcement career started in 1967 when I enlisted in the US Air Force and served as an air policeman. After getting out of the Air Force in 1970, I was hired by the Mount Clemens Police Department which became my home for the next five years.

After hearing about a position in the St. Clair County Sheriff Department, I applied and was hired and served from 1978 to 2008. During that time, I worked in special units such as: road patrol, alcohol enforcement, accident investigator, drug task force, negotiator, and as a member of the SWAT team as a sniper. Currently, I am serving as Chief for the Yale Police Department.

In addition to my career in law enforcement, I also have a three-year Bible theology degree from Faith Bible Institute and attend church in Marysville, where I serve as a deacon.

After much thought and prayer, I am running for Sheriff of St. Clair County because I believe I can serve the people of St. Clair County and help the deputies be stronger and more efficient in providing the necessary support and safety to the citizens of our county. I vow to protect and defend the rights and liberties of all residents, ensuring that the St. Clair County Sheriff’s office operates in strict accordance with the law and respects the dignity of every individual. Please check out my website https://www.head4sheriff.com/ and click on my issues page and check out my bio page for more information about what I stand for and who I am.

Andrew Fink for Michigan Supreme Court

As a candidate for the Michigan Supreme Court, Andrew Fink is running to restore our judiciary’s commitment to protecting the will of the people, interpreting the law as it is written, and ensuring everyone receives due process, not just insiders. Andrew graduated from Hillsdale College and the University of Michigan Law School, after which he commissioned into active duty service in the United States Marine Corps as a Judge Advocate. After leaving the Marines, Andrew practiced law privately, eventually moving back to Hillsdale, Michigan with Lauren, his wife of 15 years, and their five children.

Andrew currently serves as the State Representative for Michigan’s 35th House District, which includes Hillsdale County, Branch County, and the City of Hudson. He is the Republican Vice Chair of the House Judiciary Committee, and previously served as the Vice Chair of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Military, Veterans Affairs, and State Police. As a state legislator, Andrew has persistently fought for constitutional government, and the civil rights and system of separated powers that it protects.

As the son of a police officer and the grandson of a former district court judge, Andrew knows the value of public service and the rule of law. His deep understanding and reverence for the Constitution and our laws is coupled with his vast assortment of legal experience. Andrew has served as a commissioner-at-large for the State Bar of Michigan, was appointed to the Michigan Commission on Uniform State Laws, and has appeared in cases in front of the Michigan Supreme Court and dozens of trial and appeals courts across the state. He is the Republican nominee for the 8-year seat on the Michigan Supreme Court that will be on the non-partisan section of the ballot for the general election this November.

Mukund Wankhede for SC4 Board Trustee

It has been an honor to serve as a Board Member for SC4 since 2023, contributing to the St. Clair County community, which I’ve proudly called home for the past 21 years.

In just 19 months, I have helped secure $28,000 in energy rebates from Michigan Utiities for SC4 and facilitated a Society of Women Engineers STEM scholarship specifically for women at SC4. As a Finance Committee member, I’ve reviewed SC4’s independent financial audit and annual budget, ensuring transparency and financial accountability. My initiative in the Presidential Search process led to my appointment as Chair of the Presidential Search Subcommittee. Additionally, my efforts to strengthen ties between schools and SC4 earned me a role as a Delegate to the St. Clair County Association of School Boards (SCCASB). I am eager to build on these successes.

My commitment to education is deeply personal, rooted in my family’s legacy. My father, one of eight siblings, left his village to become an engineer, setting our family on a path of success through education. He inspired my mother to further her education, leading her to earn two bachelor’s degrees and a master’s degree, and to rise from schoolteacher to Administrator of a school with over 1500 students. My parents’ dedication enabled my brother and me to study abroad, paving the way for our success in the USA.

With over 30 years of engineering experience, including nearly a decade in leadership roles, and firsthand experience in higher education in the U.S., I am committed to advancing SC4’s STEM leadership. My extensive STEM network, combined with a deep passion for impacting current and future generations through education, makes SC4 the ideal place for me to contribute meaningfully.

The past 19 months have been incredibly fulfilling, and I’m excited about what lies ahead. Here’s where I want to focus my efforts: Student Retention and Success: I’m dedicated to addressing essential needs such as food, housing, and employment. Leveraging My Position: As an SC4 delegate to SCCASB, I will seek opportunities for student recruitment and success through partnerships with School Boards. Building Collaborative Relationships: I aim to develop new partnerships between the college and local industries, businesses, and government to benefit our students. Community Engagement and DEI: I’m committed to strengthening our community engagement and advancing our DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) efforts.

I am deeply passionate about both education and community well-being, and I’m eager to continue this important work. That’s why I’m pursuing a 6-year term as an SC4 Trustee.