Kelly Breen is from Detroit, Michigan. She has a bachelor's degree in social relations and psychology from Michigan State University and a law degree from Wayne State University Law School. She is married to her husband, Matthew, and they have two children together, Abigail and Elliott.

Rep. Kelly Breen - Gongwer News Service-Michigan

Kelly Breen has a bachelor's degree in social relations and psychology from Michigan State University and a law degree from Wayne State University Law School. She is a married mother of two.

Kelly is an attorney. She previously served as a Novi City Council member from 2017 to 2020. 

Kelly previously served as a Novi City Council member from 2017 to 2020. 

2026 Michigan General Election

2026 Michigan Primary Election

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Supports repealing "Right to Work" laws and reinstating the prevailing wage law.

Supports strategic tax incentives for businesses, ensuring accountability and meaningful community improvements with tax revenues.

Advocates for strategic tax incentives for businesses, ensuring accountability and meaningful community improvements with tax revenues.

- Supports repealing "Right to Work" laws and reinstating the prevailing wage law.
- Advocates for strategic tax incentives for businesses, ensuring accountability and meaningful community improvements with tax revenues.

Economy

Supports law enforcement and backing a bipartisan bill package to address sheriff worker shortages.

Supports law enforcement and backing a bipartisan bill package to address "sheriff worker shortages."

Supports reviewing the previous School Safety Task Force recommendations and proposing bipartisan solutions for schools, including enhancing building security and boosting mental health support.

Promotes reviewing the previous School Safety Task Force recommendations and proposing bipartisan solutions for schools, including enhancing building security and boosting mental health support.

Supports gun control and violence prevention.

- Supports law enforcement and backing a bipartisan bill package to address "sheriff worker shortages."
- Promotes reviewing the previous School Safety Task Force recommendations and proposing bipartisan solutions for schools, including enhancing building security and boosting mental health support.
- Advocates for firearm regulations.

Public Safety

Supports a statewide public healthcare option.

Believes in a statewide public healthcare option.

Supports legislation that permanently revokes medical licenses for practitioners convicted of sexual conduct under the pretext of medical treatment.

Supports legislation to safeguard seniors from exploitation by ensuring rigorous standards for conservators and guardians, enabling courts to assess the fitness of individuals seeking such roles.

Wants legislation to safeguard seniors from exploitation by ensuring rigorous standards for conservators and guardians, enabling courts to assess the fitness of individuals seeking such roles.

- Supports abortion access.
- Believes in a statewide public healthcare option.
- Supports legislation that permanently revokes medical licenses for practitioners convicted of sexual conduct under the pretext of medical treatment.
- Wants legislation to safeguard seniors from exploitation by ensuring rigorous standards for conservators and guardians, enabling courts to assess the fitness of individuals seeking such roles.

Healthcare

Supports smaller class sizes and ongoing training for teachers.

Supports restoring collective bargaining for teachers and school employees.

Promotes collective bargaining for teachers and school employees.

Supports universal pre-kindergarten programs and funding for vocational, trade, and traditional schools.

- Supports smaller class sizes and ongoing training for teachers.
- Promotes collective bargaining for teachers and school employees.
- Supports universal pre-kindergarten programs and funding for vocational, trade, and traditional schools.

Education

Said, "If we want our families to have fresh air to breathe, safe water to drink, and clean lakes to play in, we need to make sustainable practices a priority."

Prioritizes sustainable practices so families can have "fresh air to breathe, safe water to drink, and clean lakes to play in."

Supports renewable energy initiatives and co-sponsored a bill preventing homeowners associations from restricting energy-efficient appliances.

Supports increasing green spaces, protecting water and land from PFAS contamination, and addressing climate change impacts.

Promotes increasing green spaces, protecting water and land from PFAS contamination, and addressing climate change impacts.

- Prioritizes sustainable practices so families can have "fresh air to breathe, safe water to drink, and clean lakes to play in."
- Supports renewable energy initiatives.
- Promotes increasing green spaces, protecting water and land from PFAS contamination, and addressing climate change impacts.

Energy & the Environment

Supports modernizing infrastructure to enhance quality of life and attract new businesses and jobs.

Supports investing in electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure and clean energy, advocating for sustainable transportation in Michigan.

Believes in investing in electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure and clean energy, advocating for sustainable transportation in Michigan.

- Supports modernizing infrastructure to enhance quality of life and attract new businesses and jobs.
- Believes in investing in electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure and clean energy, advocating for sustainable transportation in Michigan.

Transportation & Infrastructure

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

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As a state representative, introduced a bill to protect employees who complain about wages to their employer.

Voted to repeal the senior pension tax and expand the Earned Income Tax Credit.

Held a Gun Violence Prevention Town Hall to discuss legislative changes and necessary progress with stakeholders.

Supports gun control and believes "a critical factor in gun violence will always be the widespread availability of guns in our country, and the reality is that Americans will always own guns."

Supports gun control and "red flag" laws that allow firearms to be temporarily removed from individuals if family or friends are concerned that they might be a danger.

Introduced HB 5549 to create a behavioral threat assessment team at schools.

As a state representative, introduced a bill to protect employees who complain about wages from retaliation.

Supports tax relief for seniors and working families.

As a state representative, worked to increase revenue sharing for communities to use for priorities like pipes, parks, and public safety.

Supports law enforcement and plans to address sheriff worker shortages.

Supports collaboration with organizations to ensure justice and fairness are the cornerstones of public safety efforts.

Supports criminal justice reform and wants to implement policies recommended by the Jail and Pre-Trial Taskforce.

Supports legislation to safeguard seniors from exploitation by ensuring rigorous standards and court evaluations for conservators and guardians.

Supports manageable class sizes, ongoing training, and resources for teachers to accommodate diverse learning styles.

Supports investing in public schools, including funding for free meals, outdoor spaces, and mental health services.

As a state representative, introduced HB 5549 to establish a behavioral threat assessment team at schools.

Supports renewable energy initiatives, such as allowing private landowners to lease land for large-scale solar and wind sites.

Supports investing in infrastructure improvements rather than temporary fixes for roads and bridges.

Supports increasing transparency through the Freedom of Information Act.

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