Roman Gaskey graduated from Lake Orion High School. Gaskey earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan. He lives in Orion Township.

Jan. 16, 2026 | This Week in Government - Detroit Regional Chamber

Roman Gaskey has a bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan in math and data science. He lives in Orion Township.

Roman is a recent college graduate. He has experience in fundraising for startups, data analytics, and market research in the health insurance industry, as well as business strategy and analytics for an AI company. 

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Roman has experience in fundraising for startups, data analytics, and market research in the health insurance industry, as well as business strategy and analytics for an AI company. 

Roman Gaskey's campaign for Michigan State Representative, District 54, is his first time running for public office.

Roman's campaign for Michigan State Representative, District 54, is his first time running for public office.

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Supports policies that expand housing supply, increase competition in healthcare, and improve energy reliability while lowering costs.

Supports policies that expand housing supply and improve energy reliability while lowering costs.

Wants to hold DTE Energy accountable for energy bills.

Seeks to implement a 1-In, 2-Out rule that would require state administrative agencies to eliminate two outdated regulations for every new one they create.

Wants to create a single online "1-Stop Shop" portal for all state licenses and permits.

Said, "We must invest in earn-as-you-learn apprenticeships and create public-private partnerships to ensure every young Michigander following the steps to become a licensed building contractor has a straightforward path to employment"

Wants to redirect construction incentives toward middle-market and attainable homeownership.

- Supports policies that expand housing supply and improve energy reliability while lowering costs.
- Wants to hold DTE Energy accountable for energy bills.
- Seeks to implement a 1-In, 2-Out rule that would require state administrative agencies to eliminate two outdated regulations for every new one they create.
- Wants to create a single online "1-Stop Shop" portal for all state licenses and permits.
- Said, "We must invest in earn-as-you-learn apprenticeships and create public-private partnerships to ensure every young Michigander following the steps to become a licensed building contractor has a straightforward path to employment"
- Wants to redirect construction incentives toward middle-market and attainable homeownership.

Economy

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

Public Safety

Supports increasing competition in healthcare to lower costs.

Supports increasing competition in healthcare to lower costs and stop inflation.

- Supports increasing competition in healthcare to lower costs and stop inflation.

Healthcare

Said, "We have to embrace parents’ rights."

Said, "We also need to expand educational pathways other than four-year degrees."

- Said, "We have to embrace parents’ rights."
- Said, "We also need to expand educational pathways other than four-year degrees."

Education

Wants to evaluate the performance of utility companies.

Seeks to increase energy capacity and supply.

Wants to grow the hydrogen economy, revive existing nuclear plants, create small modular reactors, incentivize individualized solar generation, embrace agrivoltaics, and invest in enhanced geothermal systems.

- Wants to evaluate the performance of utility companies.
- Seeks to increase energy capacity and supply.
- Wants to grow the hydrogen economy, revive existing nuclear plants, create small modular reactors, incentivize individualized solar generation, embrace agrivoltaics, and invest in enhanced geothermal systems.

Energy & the Environment

Seeks to invest in preventative maintenance.

- Seeks to invest in preventative maintenance.

Transportation & Infrastructure

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Supports policies that increase competition in healthcare.

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