Rex has professional experience working as a teacher, where he focused on Hispanic history and language.

Rex currently serves as a Precinct Delegate for Mason's Second Precinct. He also helped found the Mason Area Historical Museum—serving terms as both its Vice President and President—and assisted in establishing the Mason Electric Light Parade. He also served as President of the Mason Optimist Club, coaching youth soccer, leading a special needs children's program through Mason Community Services

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As of May 7, 2026, Rex Hauser’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Economy

Advocates for implementing tax incentives and public policy supports to assist homeowners with historical and old home preservation.

- Advocates for implementing tax incentives and public policy supports to assist homeowners with historical and old home preservation.

Housing & Urban Development

Opposes the expansion of retail marijuana dispensaries within the community, citing concerns for local youth.

- Opposes the expansion of retail marijuana dispensaries within the community, citing concerns for local youth.

Public Safety

Healthcare

Advocates for expanding community engagement initiatives outside of traditional City Council meetings to reduce citizen alienation.

Advocates for maintaining strict decorum during public meetings and opposes the use of citizen speaking time for personal attacks, doxing, or political vendettas.

Supports fostering collaborative governance by actively welcoming and incorporating input from surrounding townships to balance regional interests.

Supports respecting and recognizing immigration as a foundational element of the country alongside Native cultures.

- Advocates for expanding community engagement initiatives outside of traditional City Council meetings to reduce citizen alienation.
- Advocates for maintaining strict decorum during public meetings and opposes the use of citizen speaking time for personal attacks, doxing, or political vendettas.
- Supports fostering collaborative governance by actively welcoming and incorporating input from surrounding townships to balance regional interests.
- Supports respecting and recognizing immigration as a foundational element of the country alongside Native cultures.

Public Services

Concerns about potential water and land pollution from untested data center technologies and their impact on local aquifers and water treatment facilities.

Advocates for implementing a moratorium on the construction of new data centers to thoroughly assess potential environmental impacts.

Supports protecting local aquifers and municipal water treatment facilities from potential land and water pollution or resource depletion caused by large-scale tech zoning and investments.

- Concerns about potential water and land pollution from untested data center technologies and their impact on local aquifers and water treatment facilities.
- Advocates for implementing a moratorium on the construction of new data centers to thoroughly assess potential environmental impacts.
- Supports protecting local aquifers and municipal water treatment facilities from potential land and water pollution or resource depletion caused by large-scale tech zoning and investments.

Energy & the Environment

Transportation & Infrastructure

Rex Hauser

Rex Hauser is from Mason, Michigan. He and his wife have raised their kids in Mason schools. He is a member of the Mason Optimists and his local church.

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Rex is a retired teacher. He previously worked as a finance committee chair and mission chair for his local church. He also served as a leader of the Friends, a special needs kids' program sponsored by Mason Community Services, and coached kindergarten soccer. He was involved in founding the Mason Area Historical Museum and starting the Mason Electric Light Parade. 

Rex previously served as a precinct delegate.

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