Michigan
06 Wolf Pack – Our Candidates
You can be a voice for wolves wherever you live even if wolves don’t make their home in your state. The 06 Legacy is here to help by endorsing pro-wolf candidates across the country. We are researching candidates and leaders in every state. Those who share our concern for wolves and ecosystems will be included in our 06 Wolf Pack.
The 06 Legacy community of 218,000 + are proud to endorse these pro-wolf candidates.
Federal
Gary C. Peters
Supports emergency relisting to restore federal protections.
Haley M. Stevens
Supports emergency relisting to restore federal protections.
Rashida Tlaib
Supports emergency relisting to restore federal protections.
State
Abraham Aiyash
Sponsored bill to diversify the Wolf Advisory Council by adding two seats for a wildlife management scientist and non-consumptive conservationist.
Rosemary Bayer
Protested resolution to encourage wolf hunting and trapping as part of state wolf management plan.
Felicia Brabec
Sponsored bill to diversify the Wolf Advisory Council by adding two seats for a wildlife management scientist and non-consumptive conservationist.
Winnie Brinks
Voted against bill that required all members of the Wolf Advisory Council be a resident of the Upper Peninsula.
Julie Brixie
Sponsored bill to diversify the Wolf Advisory Council by adding two seats for a wildlife management scientist and non-consumptive conservationist.
Tyrone Carter
Sponsored bill to diversify the Wolf Advisory Council by adding two seats for a wildlife management scientist and non-consumptive conservationist.
Mary Cavanagh
Sponsored bill to diversify the Wolf Advisory Council by adding two seats for a wildlife management scientist and non-consumptive conservationist.
Stephanie Chang
Voted against bill that required all members of the Wolf Advisory Council be a resident of the Upper Peninsula.
Erika Geiss
Voted against bill that required all members of the Wolf Advisory Council be a resident of the Upper Peninsula.
Rachel Hood
Sponsored bill to diversify the Wolf Advisory Council by adding two seats for a wildlife management scientist and non-consumptive conservationist.
Kara Hope
Sponsored bill to diversify the Wolf Advisory Council by adding two seats for a wildlife management scientist and non-consumptive conservationist.
Jeff Irwin
Voted against bill that required all members of the Wolf Advisory Council be a resident of the Upper Peninsula.
Sean McCann
Opposed resolution to encourage wolf hunting and trapping as part of state wolf management plan.
Mallory McMorrow
Voted against bill that required all members of the Wolf Advisory Council be a resident of the Upper Peninsula.
Jeremy Moss
Voted against bill that required all members of the Wolf Advisory Council be a resident of the Upper Peninsula.
Dana Nessel
Submitted amicus brief against federal removal of gray wolves from the Endangered Species Act.
Amos O'Neal
Sponsored bill to diversify the Wolf Advisory Council by adding two seats for a wildlife management scientist and non-consumptive conservationist.
Laurie Pohutsky
Sponsored bill to diversify the Wolf Advisory Council by adding two seats for a wildlife management scientist and non-consumptive conservationist.
Dayna Polehanki
Protested resolution to encourage wolf hunting and trapping as part of state wolf management plan.
Ranjeev Puri
Sponsored bill to diversify the Wolf Advisory Council by adding two seats for a wildlife management scientist and non-consumptive conservationist.
Sylvia Santana
Voted against bill that required all members of the Wolf Advisory Council be a resident of the Upper Peninsula.
Lori Stone
Sponsored bill to diversify the Wolf Advisory Council by adding two seats for a wildlife management scientist and non-consumptive conservationist.
Regina Weiss
Sponsored bill to diversify the Wolf Advisory Council by adding two seats for a wildlife management scientist and non-consumptive conservationist.
Paul Wojno
Voted against bill that required all members of the Wolf Advisory Council be a resident of the Upper Peninsula.
