Noah Arbit is from West Bloomfield, Michigan. He is Jewish.

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Noah Arbit earned a bachelor's degree in comparative politics and Jewish studies from Wayne State University.

Noah is a state representative for Michigan's 20th House District. He previously served as the director of communications for the Oakland County Prosecutor's Office. He also worked as a field staffer for Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign and for Governor Gretchen Whitmer's campaign. He has also worked as a staffer for the Michigan House Democratic Caucus.

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Noah previously served as the director of communications for the Oakland County Prosecutor's Office. He also worked as a field staffer for Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign and for Governor Gretchen Whitmer's campaign, and as a staffer for the Michigan House Democratic Caucus.

Noah is currently a member of the Michigan House of Representatives, representing District 20. He was first elected in 2021 and re-elected in 2022. He is currently serving his second term.

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For Candidate Noah Arbit on Issue economy:  
Supports implementing a fair and manageable tax structure that generates sufficient revenue to fund quality services without unduly burdening families.

Supports implementing a "fair and manageable" tax structure that generates sufficient revenue to fund quality services without unduly burdening families.

Advocates for a comprehensive paid family leave program in Michigan to protect working families and small businesses.

Supports addressing the unaffordable cost of child care and long-term care for families, seniors, and developmentally disabled individuals.

Believes in addressing the "unaffordable cost of child care" and long-term care for families, seniors, and developmentally disabled individuals.

- Supports implementing a "fair and manageable" tax structure that generates sufficient revenue to fund quality services without unduly burdening families.
- Advocates for a comprehensive paid family leave program in Michigan to protect working families and small businesses.
- Believes in addressing the "unaffordable cost of child care" and long-term care for families, seniors, and developmentally disabled individuals.

Economy

Supports measures to combat gun violence, including safe storage laws, red flag laws, and robust criminal background checks for firearm purchases in Michigan.

Promotes measures to combat gun violence, including safe storage laws, red flag laws, and robust criminal background checks for firearm purchases in Michigan.

For Candidate Noah Arbit on Issue public-safety:  
Supports providing funding for mental health responders to work with local police units to address incidents involving individuals with mental health issues.

Supports providing funding for mental health responders to work with local police units to address incidents involving individuals with mental health issues.

Supports extending the statute of limitations for prosecuting cases of criminal sexual conduct.

Advocates for extending the statute of limitations for prosecuting cases of criminal sexual conduct.

- Promotes measures to combat gun violence, including safe storage laws, red flag laws, and robust criminal background checks for firearm purchases in Michigan.
- Supports providing funding for mental health responders to work with local police units to address incidents involving individuals with mental health issues.
- Advocates for extending the statute of limitations for prosecuting cases of criminal sexual conduct.

Public Safety

Supports mandating insurance coverage parity for anti-HIV prophylaxis (PrEP) and post-exposure (PEP) medication treatments.

Wants to mandate insurance coverage parity for anti-HIV prophylaxis (PrEP) and post-exposure (PEP) medication treatments.

Supports reducing the rising cost of prescription medications for all Michiganders, including seniors, and improving access to online prescription delivery.

Believes in reducing the cost of prescription medications for all Michiganders, including seniors, and improving access to online prescription delivery.

- Wants to mandate insurance coverage parity for anti-HIV prophylaxis (PrEP) and post-exposure (PEP) medication treatments.
- Believes in reducing the cost of prescription medications for all Michiganders, including seniors, and improving access to online prescription delivery.

Healthcare

Supports sustainably increasing public school funding to ensure every child has access to a quality K-12 education, including support for the arts and extracurricular enrichment.

Champions sustainably increasing public school funding to ensure every child has access to a quality K-12 education, including support for the arts and extracurricular enrichment.

Supports developing a universal pre-kindergarten program to ensure all young children have access to enrichment during critical early years of development.

Supports developing a universal pre-kindergarten program to ensure all young children have access to enrichment.

Supports ensuring that K-12 student count day does not coincide with religious holidays, including Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Eid.

Aims to ensure that K-12 student count day does not coincide with religious holidays, including Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Eid.

Seeks to ensure charter schools are held accountable to the same performance and transparency standards as public schools.

Supports investing in continuing education programs for adults and seniors and incentivizing employers to defray costs for continuing education as a benefit for employees.

Supports increasing mentorship opportunities for young adults by fostering partnerships between school districts and local businesses, non-profit organizations, and other institutions.

Promotes increasing mentorship opportunities for young adults by fostering partnerships between school districts and local businesses, non-profit organizations, and other institutions.

Supports addressing the unaffordability of higher education by returning to pre-2008 levels of public university funding and expanding financial aid.

Supports addressing the "unaffordability of higher education" by returning to pre-2008 levels of public university funding and expanding financial aid.

For Candidate Noah Arbit on Issue education:  
Supports saving the historic Roosevelt Elementary School building from demolition.

Seeks to save the Roosevelt Elementary School building from demolition.

- Champions sustainably increasing public school funding to ensure every child has access to a quality K-12 education, including support for the arts and extracurricular enrichment.
- Supports developing a universal pre-kindergarten program to ensure all young children have access to enrichment.
- Aims to ensure that K-12 student count day does not coincide with religious holidays, including Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Eid.
- Seeks to ensure charter schools are held accountable to the same performance and transparency standards as public schools.
- Supports investing in continuing education programs for adults and seniors and incentivizing employers to defray costs for continuing education as a benefit for employees.
- Promotes increasing mentorship opportunities for young adults by fostering partnerships between school districts and local businesses, non-profit organizations, and other institutions.
- Supports addressing the "unaffordability of higher education" by returning to pre-2008 levels of public university funding and expanding financial aid.
- Seeks to save the Roosevelt Elementary School building from demolition.

Education

Advocates for eradicating the use of industrial chemicals and contaminants like PFAS that pollute lakes, waterways, and drinking water.

Advocates for eradicating the use of industrial chemicals and contaminants that pollute lakes, waterways, and drinking water.

Supports expanding electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across Michigan.

- Advocates for eradicating the use of industrial chemicals and contaminants that pollute lakes, waterways, and drinking water.
- Supports expanding electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across Michigan.

Energy & the Environment

Supports pursuing flooding mitigation measures to protect communities and keep residents safe.

Advocates for pursuing flooding mitigation measures to protect communities and keep residents safe.

Supports building a multi-modal rapid public transit system, including light rail, to connect Oakland County and the Metro Detroit region.

- Advocates for pursuing flooding mitigation measures to protect communities and keep residents safe.
- Supports building a multi-modal rapid public transit system, including light rail, to connect Oakland County and the Metro Detroit region.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Supports prohibiting individuals who have violated election law from overseeing and certifying elections on state and county boards of canvassers.

Supports campaign finance, ethics, and transparency reforms to reduce the influence of special interests and lobbyists on state government and elected officials.

Advocates for campaign finance, ethics, and transparency reforms to reduce the influence of special interests and lobbyists on state government and elected officials.

Opposes voter suppression laws and advocates for adequate resources for municipal clerks and election officials to ensure accurate vote counts.

Supports legislation to protect elections and voters from AI-generated disinformation campaigns.

- Supports prohibiting individuals who have violated election law from overseeing and certifying elections on state and county boards of canvassers.
- Advocates for campaign finance, ethics, and transparency reforms to reduce the influence of special interests and lobbyists on state government and elected officials.
- Opposes voter suppression laws and advocates for adequate resources for municipal clerks and election officials to ensure accurate vote counts.
- Supports legislation to protect elections and voters from AI-generated disinformation campaigns.

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Supports boosting assistance for senior living and long-term care facilities, ensuring high quality of life for residents, and addressing pay inequities for care workers.

Supports expanding community-based direct care solutions for seniors to allow them to stay in their homes and age in place.

Supports closing the domestic violence loophole for gun ownership.

As a candidate, helped secure $20 million in state grants for the Detroit Jewish Federation community security program.

Supports addressing the unaffordable cost of child care and long-term care for seniors and developmentally disabled individuals in Michigan.

For Candidate Noah Arbit on Issue healthcare:  
Supports protecting elections and voters from AI-generated disinformation campaigns.

Wants to reverse the failures of the 2019 Auto No Fault Reform to protect and care for vulnerable Michiganders with catastrophic injuries.

For Candidate Noah Arbit on Issue healthcare: Supports reducing the rising cost of prescription medications for all Michiganders, including seniors, and making it easier to receive prescriptions via online delivery.

Supports addressing the unaffordable cost of child care and long-term care for families, seniors, and developmentally disabled individuals in Michigan.

Supports expanding community-based direct care solutions to help seniors stay in their homes and age in place.

Supports implementing insurance coverage requirements for proven obesity and diabetes treatments, including specific medications.

Supports expanding electric vehicle (EV) charging point stations across Michigan.

Supports protecting elections and voters from AI-generated disinformation campaigns.

- Supports prohibiting individuals who have violated election law from overseeing and certifying elections on state and county boards of canvassers.
- Opposes voter suppression laws and advocates for adequate resources for municipal clerks and election officials to ensure accurate vote counts.
- Supports legislation to protect elections and voters from AI-generated disinformation campaigns.

Noah is a state representative. He works at the Michigan House of Representatives, where he has been since January 1, 2021. He previously worked as communications director at the Oakland County Prosecutor’s Office, as a field staffer organizing volunteers for Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign, as a campaign staffer for Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s campaign, and as a staffer for the Michigan House Democratic Caucus.

Supports implementing a "fair and manageable tax structure" that generates enough revenue to fund quality services without unduly burdening families.

Supports reducing regulatory burdens and cutting red tape for small businesses.

Supports partnering with local officials and community leaders to enhance economic development and incentivize new business growth.

Supports establishing a comprehensive paid family leave program in Michigan.

Supports collaborating with various partners and community leaders to strengthen trade links between Oakland County and high-tech markets, including firms from South Korea, Taiwan, Israel, and the European Union.

Supports gun control, having passed legislation in Michigan to implement safe storage laws, red flag laws, and criminal background checks for all firearm purchases.

As a state representative, helped secure $20 million in state grants for the Detroit Jewish Federation community security program.

Supports studying loneliness among seniors and making public policy recommendations to improve their mental health.

Supports funding for mental health responders to assist local police in handling incidents involving individuals with mental health issues.

Supports mandating insurance coverage for anti-HIV medications.

Supports reducing prescription medication costs for Michiganders, including seniors, and facilitating online delivery.

Supports addressing the "increasingly unaffordable cost of child care and long-term care for loved ones, seniors, and developmentally disabled Michiganders, which places far too many families in a bind."

Supports increasing aid for senior living and long-term care facilities, ensuring high quality of life for residents, holding facilities accountable to quality care benchmarks, and addressing pay inequities for care workers.

Supports expanding community-based direct care solutions to help Michigan seniors age in place at home.

Supports implementing insurance coverage for proven obesity and diabetes treatments, including GLP-1 and GIP medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide.

Supports increasing public school funding to ensure quality K-12 education for all children, including funding for arts and extracurricular activities.

Supports creating a universal pre-kindergarten program for all children.

Supports increasing funding for public universities and expanding financial aid.

Supports legislation that would ensure K-12 student count day does not coincide with religious holidays, including Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Eid (HB 4648).

Supports preserving the historic, 104-year-old Roosevelt Elementary School building in Keego Harbor from demolition.

Supports investing in continuing education programs for adults and seniors and wants to incentivize employers to help cover costs for continuing education.

Supports legislation that would ensure charter schools are held to the same performance and transparency measures as public schools.

As of May 1, 2026, Noah Arbit’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports building a multi-modal rapid public transit system, including light rail, to connect Oakland County and Metro Detroit, aiming to create a dynamic regional economy and attract young people.

Supports barring individuals with a history of election law violations from overseeing and certifying elections.

Supports legislation to safeguard elections and voters from AI-generated disinformation campaigns, endorsing House Bills 5144 and 5145.

Supports implementing campaign finance, ethics, and transparency reforms to reduce special interests and lobbyists' influence on state government and officials.

Opposes "voter suppression laws" and reducing resources for municipal clerks and election officials.

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- A state representative is an elected member of the Michigan House of Representatives, which is the lower chamber of the Michigan Legislature.
- State representatives introduce, debate, amend, and vote on bills that become state laws.
- The Michigan House of Representatives consists of 110 members, each representing a specific district within the state.
- State representatives are elected to serve two-year terms and are limited to a combined total of 12 years in the Michigan Legislature under current term limit rules.
- Candidates must be at least 21 years old, a U.S. citizen, a registered voter, and a resident of Michigan and the district they represent.
- State representatives receive a salary set by the state, which is approximately $71,000 per year.

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