Joshua Rockey is from Howell, Michigan. He graduated from Webberville Community Schools and attended Lansing Community College. He is a small business owner and has been affiliated with the Webberville Downtown Development Authority.

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Joshua Rockey is originally from Howell, Michigan. He studied electronic engineering and computer science at Lansing Community College. Joshua lives in Williamston, Michigan, with his fiancée.

I have enjoyed running my businesses for over 20 years.

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Joshua currently owns and operates Z-Solutions, a computer repair and IT services business. He also owns and operates a DJ business called Capitol City DJs, and previously worked as technology director for Webberville Community Schools.

Joshua previously ran for Michigan House of Representatives District 73 in 2024 but did not win. 

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Said, "When people talk affordability, they rarely talk about how much taxes play a pivotal part of that equation. I want you to keep as much of your hard earned money as possible. The government needs to be able to provide great services while also doing it effectively with your tax dollars, and being fiscally responsible with your hard earned money."

Supports treating taxpayer money with care and spending it in ways that directly benefit the people who earned it, drawing on his experience running a small business on a budget.

- Supports treating taxpayer money with care and spending it in ways that directly benefit the people who earned it, drawing on his experience running a small business on a budget.

Economy

Supports providing first responders with tools to do their jobs effectively and safely.

- Supports providing first responders with tools to do their jobs effectively and safely.

Public Safety

As of May 7, 2026, Joshua Jon Rockey’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

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Said, "Education is important to me, I was taught by some of the greatest teachers, and we need to ensure students have the best education, and as well as the education dollars are working best for the parents, teachers and most of all the students."

Wants to improve Michigan's educational outcomes and ensure tax dollars are directed toward improving student education.

- Wants to improve Michigan's educational outcomes and ensure tax dollars are directed toward improving student education.

Education

Supports keeping permitting authority for large-scale wind, solar, and battery-storage energy projects at the local level rather than shifting it to the state.

- Supports keeping permitting authority for large-scale wind, solar, and battery-storage energy projects at the local level rather than shifting it to the state.

Energy & the Environment

Said, "Every municipality in the state is struggling to replace, maintain, and repair their aging infrastructure. We need to work together to find the solutions to these challenges, and make sure the tax dollars are being used effectively."

Advocates for state investment in local water and sewer infrastructure to help municipalities replace aging pipes

- Advocates for state investment in local water and sewer infrastructure to help municipalities replace aging pipes

Transportation & Infrastructure

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- 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.
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- State representatives receive a salary set by the state, which is approximately $71,000 per year.

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