TyJuan is a township trustee. He works at Delhi Charter Township.

TyJuan Thirdgill is currently a Delhi Township trustee. He was elected to that position and is serving his first term.

TyJuan Thirdgill previously served as a Delhi Township trustee. 

2026 Michigan General Election

2026 Michigan Primary Election

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Seeks to create a job program that trains individuals in the Michigan Legislature system to fill department vacancies.

Supports giving small businesses tax breaks if they hire residents who have completed a jobs training program.

Seeks to provide financial literacy and long-term planning classes.

Supports implementing gradual benefit phase-outs to avoid "cliffs" that discourage people from accepting higher-paying jobs.

Supports increasing taxes on companies whose employees require state assistance, incentivizing higher wages.

Wants to prioritize well paying jobs that provide benefits including things like access to healthcare, paid sick leave and paternity leave.

Wants to feeze rent prices and establish a commission to align housing costs with regional wages.

Wants to restrict corporate firms from buying single-family homes to stop them from driving up prices.

- Seeks to create a job program that trains individuals in the Michigan Legislature system to fill department vacancies.
- Supports giving small businesses tax breaks if they hire residents who have completed a jobs training program.
- Seeks to provide financial literacy and long-term planning classes.
- Supports implementing gradual benefit phase-outs to avoid "cliffs" that discourage people from accepting higher-paying jobs.
- Supports increasing taxes on companies whose employees require state assistance, incentivizing higher wages.
- Wants to prioritize well paying jobs that provide benefits including things like access to healthcare, paid sick leave and paternity leave.
- Supports affordable childcare.
- Wants to feeze rent prices and establish a commission to align housing costs with regional wages.
- Wants to restrict corporate firms from buying single-family homes to stop them from driving up prices.

Economy

Supports eliminating maximum sentencing guidelines to allow judges more discretion to account for mitigating circumstances.

Said, "When we are evaluating sentences for non-violent crimes we should use both the severity of the crime as well as the person's criminal history when we are considering sentencing."

Supports implementing "good time" legislation to reduce the prison population and save taxpayer dollars.

- Supports eliminating maximum sentencing guidelines to allow judges more discretion to account for mitigating circumstances.
- Said, "When we are evaluating sentences for non-violent crimes we should use both the severity of the crime as well as the person's criminal history when we are considering sentencing."
- Supports implementing "good time" legislation to reduce the prison population and save taxpayer dollars.

Public Safety

Wants to expand access to Medicaid and affordable, high-quality healthcare. 

Supports increased funding for local community centers.

Supports deploying mobile medical units and virtual health solutions.

Said, "We are dedicated to decoupling medical coverage from employment status so that your physical wellbeing is never tied to your job."

Supports capping drug costs and removing hidden charges.

Supports mandating total price transparency from hospitals and insurers to foster a competitive environment that lowers costs.

Wants to "prune unnecessary administrative waste to redirect funds back to patient care."

Supports banning massive insurance firms from owning clinics or pharmacies.

- Wants to expand access to Medicaid and affordable, high-quality healthcare. 
- Supports increased funding for local community centers.
- Supports deploying mobile medical units and virtual health solutions.
- Said, "We are dedicated to decoupling medical coverage from employment status so that your physical wellbeing is never tied to your job."
- Supports capping drug costs and removing hidden charges.
- Supports mandating total price transparency from hospitals and insurers to foster a competitive environment that lowers costs.
- Wants to "prune unnecessary administrative waste to redirect funds back to patient care."
- Supports banning massive insurance firms from owning clinics or pharmacies.

Healthcare

Wants to strengthen partnerships with trade organizations.

Supports ensuring schools have enough intervention specialists.

Supports increasing teacher pay and resources.

- Wants to strengthen partnerships with trade organizations.
- Supports ensuring schools have enough intervention specialists.
- Supports increasing teacher pay and resources.
- Supports teacher unions.

Education

Energy & the Environment

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

Transportation & Infrastructure

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Ethics & Conduct

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TyJuan Thirdgill

Supports small businesses and job creation.

Supports equitable access to quality education for all children and fair compensation for teachers.

Supports investing in renewable energy and sustainable practices.

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TyJuan is currently a trustee for Delhi Township.

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Supports expanding access to affordable healthcare.

Supports equitable access to quality education for all children, regardless of zip code, and believes in investing in schools and fair compensation for teachers.

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