SEIU Michigan

SEIU Michigan is proud to endorse Debbie Dingell for Michigan's 6th Congressional District. Congresswoman Dingell is an undeniable champion of working people and more affordable, accessible care for all.

SEIU Michigan has made the decision to rescind our endorsement of Amir Makled. Our full statement is below.

I’m incredibly proud to have the support of SEIU Michigan in my campaign for Michigan Attorney General. Representing more than 66,000 working people across our state, SEIU is on the frontlines fighting every day for dignity, fairness, and opportunity.

As someone who comes from a working-class family, this support means a great deal to me. As your next Attorney General, I’ll stand shoulder to shoulder with SEIU workers, because when labor is strong, Michigan is stronger.

Grateful to have SEIU as part of the powerful coalition of labor organizations backing our vision for a fairer, more equitable future for every Michigander. I look forward to working together.

SEIU Michigan is proud to endorse Karen McDonald to be the next Attorney General of Michigan. On day one, Karen is ready to fight for working people and champion our members and their families.

A true labor champion! LG Gilchrist will be ready on day one to protect working people.

I'm proud to have the support of SEIU Michigan.

Their leadership in the fight for fair wages, safe workplaces, and dignity for working people makes our state stronger. Together, we can build a democracy that works as hard as Michigan’s workers do.

SEIU Michigan is proud to endorse Garlin Gilchrist II as our next Secretary of State. LG Gilchrist is a true labor champion. On day one, he will be ready to expand ballot access to working people & fight back against the dark money interests trying to interfere in our elections.

“Lawmakers in Lansing can continue down the path where home care workers are underpaid, overworked and forced out of jobs we love, or they can finally invest in a home care system that puts our communities first.”

Labor Voices: State lawmakers should treat home care as essential work I’m a proud home care worker, but the system that should support this essential care is in crisis.

Our statement on the passing of Reverend Jesse Jackson.

Yesterday, two of our SEIU leaders called on the Courts to deliver our stalled bills to the Governor’s desk.

“Enough is enough. Michigan public servants should not have to go through another holiday season waiting for legislative intervention. We’re sick of political games. Affordable healthcare and dignified retirements shouldn’t be caught in the crosshairs of partisan bickering. It’s time for Speaker Hall to follow the Constitution and deliver these bills. It’s time for Michigan’s public servants to be prioritized."

Learn more: https://www.detroitnews.com/story/opinion/columnists/labor-voices/2025/12/16/labor-voices-michigan-supreme-court-should-side-with-workers/87777074007/lr

Labor Voices: Michigan Supreme Court should side with workers Michigan public servants should not have to go through another holiday season waiting for legislative intervention.

An important part of our fight to win worker power is to overturn harmful preemption laws that are holding us back. Local Voices Local Choices Michigan is leading the charge on making preemption a thing of the past.

Tonight, Detroit voters delivered a resounding victory for a new era of leadership that lifts up working people.

This election was a referendum on the needs of working Detroiters - and a vote for a future of hope and progress. In a time of overpromising and underdelivering politicians, these candidates showed up for workers. They will take on corporations who aren’t paying their fair share, grow good-paying union jobs, and fight back against the harmful preemption laws that keep wages low.

We are ready to turn the page to build a city that works for all of us - not just the wealthy few. Tonight, we celebrate. Tomorrow, we get to work.