GOP Rep. John James announces run for Michigan governor
- Rep. John James announced his candidacy for governor of Michigan, stating that the state 'has suffered long enough' due to 'a lack of strong, competent leadership.'
- James emphasized that Michigan has lost over 300,000 manufacturing jobs since NAFTA and is affected by 'radical, out-of-touch policies.'
- He expressed his commitment to the state, stating, 'I don’t leave people behind—and I won’t start now.'
- James's entry adds to a competitive gubernatorial race, with his top opponent being Aric Nesbitt as Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is term-limited.
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