Natalie is from Toledo, Ohio. She attended Notre Dame Academy. She has a bachelor’s degree in English and classics from Vassar College. She has a master’s degree in English studies from the University of Exeter.

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Natalie is originally from Toledo, Ohio. She earned a bachelor’s degree in english and classics from Vassar College, and a master's degree in english studies from the University of Exeter. She lives with her husband and two children in Berkley, Michigan.

Natalie is a community organizer and was previously a high school teacher. 

Natalie Price is currently a member of the Michigan House of Representatives, representing District 6. She previously served on the Berkley City Council. Price is running for election to the Michigan State Senate to represent District 10 and declared her candidacy for the Democratic primary scheduled on August 4, 2026.

Natalie is currently the District 6 Representative of the Michigan House of Representatives. She previously served on the Berkley City Council.

2026 Michigan General Election

2026 Michigan Primary Election

Democrat

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Republican

Opposes corporate tax giveaways and subsidies that undermine public investment and weaken essential programs for working families in Michigan.

Opposes corporate tax giveaways and subsidies.

For Candidate Natalie Price on Issue economy:  
Seeks to protect renters from eviction without good cause and prohibit undisclosed fees by landlords.

Seeks to protect renters from eviction without cause and prohibit undisclosed fees by landlords.

Supports strengthening unemployment insurance to assist Michigan workers during difficult times.

Supports strengthening unemployment insurance.

Supports significantly increasing sanctions for employers who violate wage and fringe benefit laws and holding them accountable for payroll fraud.

Supports significantly increasing sanctions for employers who violate wage and fringe benefit laws.

Supports protecting employees from retaliation for disclosing information about workplace health and safety practices.

Supports protecting employees from retaliation.

Supports prohibiting wage discrimination based on characteristics protected by the ELCRA, such as race, sex, and gender identity.

Supports restoring the prevailing wage and prohibiting wage discrimination based on characteristics protected by the ELCRA.

Supports repealing the retirement tax and pension tax.

Supports restoring collective bargaining, including for teachers and corrections officers.

Supports restoration of collective bargaining.

Proposes a just transition for workers in fossil fuel industries.

- Opposes corporate tax giveaways and subsidies.
- Seeks to protect renters from eviction without cause and prohibit undisclosed fees by landlords.
- Supports strengthening unemployment insurance.
- Supports significantly increasing sanctions for employers who violate wage and fringe benefit laws.
- Supports protecting employees from retaliation.
- Supports restoring the prevailing wage and prohibiting wage discrimination based on characteristics protected by the ELCRA.
- Supports repealing the retirement tax and pension tax.
- Supports restoration of collective bargaining.
- Proposes a just transition for workers in fossil fuel industries.

Economy

Supports universal background checks for firearms.

Supports universal background checks and safe storage laws for firearms.

- Supports universal background checks and safe storage laws for firearms.

Public Safety

Supports passing MiCare, a single-payer, publicly funded healthcare plan that provides comprehensive coverage to every Michigander without deductibles, co-insurance, co-pays, or caps.

Supports passing MiCare, a single-payer, publicly funded healthcare plan providing coverage without deductibles, co-insurance, co-pays, or caps.

Supports building on telehealth laws to ensure doctors and patients control their care methods and opposes insurer requirements for telehealth referrals to in-person care.

Supports improving telehealth laws and opposes insurer requirements for telehealth referrals to in-person care.

Opposes the use of AI in making determinations about health coverage.

Supports addressing the healthcare workforce shortage through fair wages, training support, and new laws for workplace safety.

Supports advocating for a statewide paid family and medical leave program, including paternal leave, to ease financial hardship for families caring for newborns or sick loved ones.

Supports a statewide paid family and medical leave program, including paternal leave.

For Candidate Natalie Price on Issue economy:  
Supports eliminating medical debt for thousands of Michiganders through a medical debt relief program.

Supports establishment of a medical debt relief program.

- Supports passing MiCare, a single-payer, publicly funded healthcare plan providing coverage without deductibles, co-insurance, co-pays, or caps.
- Supports improving telehealth laws and opposes insurer requirements for telehealth referrals to in-person care.
- Opposes the use of AI in making determinations about health coverage.
- Supports addressing the healthcare workforce shortage through fair wages, training support, and new laws for workplace safety.
- Supports a statewide paid family and medical leave program, including paternal leave.
- Supports establishment of a medical debt relief program.

Healthcare

Supports funding school meals for all Michigan students.

Advocates for increasing classroom funding to pay for teacher salaries, supplies, and materials while reducing class sizes.

Supports funding for mental health supports and school safety.

- Supports funding school meals for all Michigan students.
- Advocates for increasing classroom funding to pay for teacher salaries, supplies, and materials while reducing class sizes.
- Supports funding for mental health supports and school safety.

Education

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

Transportation & Infrastructure

Opposes state funding for corporate projects that risk the environment and tax cuts for data center development.

Opposes tax cuts for data center development and state funding for corporate projects risking the environment.

Supports requiring hyperscale data centers to use 100% renewable energy, protect utility ratepayers, implement closed-loop water systems, hire locally at prevailing wages, enter into enforceable community benefits agreements, and undergo environmental justice reviews.

Supports requiring hyperscale data centers to utilize "renewable energy, protect utility ratepayers, implement closed-loop water systems, hire locally at prevailing wages, enter into enforceable community benefits agreements, and undergo environmental justice reviews."

For Candidate Natalie Price on Issue energy-and-environment:  
Aims to increase energy freedom by taking on energy monopolies and promoting community solar and municipal energy options.

Aims to increase energy freedom by taking on energy monopolies and promoting community solar and municipal energy options.

- Opposes tax cuts for data center development and state funding for corporate projects risking the environment.
- Supports requiring hyperscale data centers to utilize "renewable energy, protect utility ratepayers, implement closed-loop water systems, hire locally at prevailing wages, enter into enforceable community benefits agreements, and undergo environmental justice reviews."
- Aims to increase energy freedom by taking on energy monopolies and promoting community solar and municipal energy options.

Energy & the Environment

Supports creating online voter registration.

Supports creating online voter registration and improving access to ballot boxes.

- Supports creating online voter registration and improving access to ballot boxes.

Voting & Elections

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For Candidate Natalie Price on Issue public-safety:  
Supports safe storage laws for firearms.

For Candidate Natalie Price on Issue public-safety:  
Supports ensuring that laws apply to all firearms, not just handguns.

Supports Extreme Risk Protection Orders/Red Flag laws for firearms.

Supports eliminating the statute of limitations for criminal sexual conduct in the second or third degree.

Supports MiCare, a state-based, single-payer healthcare system providing universal coverage to all Michiganders without deductibles, co-insurance, co-pays, or caps on coverage amounts.

Supports maternal health equity through the Momnibus package.

Supports banning LGBT conversion therapy for minors.

Supports addressing educator shortages by investing in teachers, including tuition reimbursement for future teachers, protecting collective bargaining rights, and providing resources for fair wages and benefits.

Supports rebuilding crumbling school infrastructure.

For Candidate Natalie Price on Issue energy-and-environment:  
Supports investing in home energy efficiency, particularly in working-class communities.

Advocates for the Ratepayer Bill of Rights to ensure fair compensation for power outages, lower energy costs, ban political contributions from utility companies, and allow residents to generate their own solar energy.

Supports improving access to ballot boxes.

For Candidate Natalie Price on Issue public-safety:  
Supports prohibiting firearms at polling places.

Supports prohibiting firearms at polling places.

Supports banning the intimidation of election workers.

Natalie is from Toledo, Ohio. She earned a bachelor’s degree in english and classics from Vassar College, and a master's degree in english studies from the University of Exeter. She lives with her husband and two children.

Natalie Price is currently a member of the Michigan House of Representatives, representing District 6. She previously served on the Berkley City Council.

Natalie Price is from Toledo, Ohio. She has a bachelor 27s degree in English and classics from Vassar College and a master 27s degree in English studies from the University of Exeter. She is a mom and has served on the city council of Berkley, Michigan.

Natalie is a former high school teacher and community organizer. She previously served on the Berkley City Council.

Natalie is currently a member of the Michigan House of Representatives, representing District 6. She was first elected in 2024. Before serving in the state legislature, she served on the Berkley City Council.

Opposes "corporate tax giveaways and subsidies that rob working families of critical public investment and weakens critical programs that Michiganders rely on such as public school funding, infrastructure, unemployment, Medicaid, and food assistance."

Supports implementing a graduated income tax system in Michigan, ensuring that individuals with lower incomes do not pay the same tax rate as those with higher incomes.

Supports protecting renters from eviction without good cause and banning undisclosed fees from landlords.

Supports eliminating medical debt for Michiganders.

Supports strengthening unemployment insurance for Michigan workers.

As a state representative, supported legislation that increases penalties for employers who violate wage laws and commit payroll fraud.

Supports protecting employees from retaliation for disclosing information about occupational health and safety practices, workplace hazards, or infectious diseases.

Supports prohibiting wage discrimination based on race, sex, gender identity or expression, height, weight, and hair texture.

Supports restoring collective bargaining for teachers and corrections officers.

Supports "Extreme Risk Protection Orders/Red Flag laws for firearms."

Supports measures for the safe storage of firearms.

Supported prohibiting firearms at polling places.

As a state representative, sponsored House Bill 4550, which would eliminate the statute of limitations for second or third degree criminal sexual conduct.

Supports eliminating the statute of limitations for second or third degree criminal sexual conduct.

Supports increased funding for public safety.

Supports passing MiCare, a single-payer, publicly funded health care plan providing comprehensive coverage to all Michiganders without additional costs.

Supports allowing patients to bypass telehealth consultations for referrals to in-person care.

Opposes the use of artificial intelligence in making health coverage decisions.

Supports addressing the healthcare workforce shortage through fair wages, training support, and new laws to ensure physical safety in the workplace.

Supports MiCare, a state-based, single-payer healthcare system that would provide universal coverage to all Michiganders without deductibles, co-insurance, co-pays, or caps on coverage amounts.

Supports mandating insurance coverage for oral chemotherapy.

Supports providing school meals for all Michigan students.

Supports increasing classroom funding to pay for teacher salaries, supplies, and materials while reducing class sizes.

Supports funding for mental health resources and school safety.

Supports addressing educator shortages by investing in teachers, including tuition reimbursement for future teachers, protecting collective bargaining rights, and providing resources for fair wages and healthcare.

Supports rebuilding "crumbling school infrastructure."

Supports increasing funding for public schools to pay for teacher salaries, supplies, and materials while reducing class sizes.

Supports addressing educator shortages by investing in teachers, including tuition reimbursement for future teachers, protecting collective bargaining rights, and ensuring fair wages and healthcare coverage.

Supports transparency and accountability in public spending.

Opposes accepting funds from "corporate utility companies."

Supports the creation of community solar and municipal energy options.

Supports holding "corporate polluters accountable for the damage they’ve caused."

Supports investing in home energy efficiency, particularly in working-class communities.

Supports mandating hyperscale data centers to utilize 100% renewable energy, protect utility ratepayers, implement closed-loop water systems, hire locally at prevailing wages, establish enforceable community benefits agreements, and undergo environmental justice reviews.

Opposes state funding for corporate projects that risk environmental harm, such as the Copperwood Mine on Lake Superior, and opposes tax cuts for data center development in Michigan.

Supports enhancing access to ballot boxes.

Supports allowing 16- and 17-year-olds to preregister to vote.

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