Julie Rogers is from Kalamazoo, Michigan. She has a master 27s degree in physical therapy and a bachelor 27s degree in psychology from Marquette University. She is married to her husband, Dr. Ed Orloff, and they live in Kalamazoo. She attends Portage Chapel Hill United Methodist Church.

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Julie Rogers has a bachelor's degree in psychology and a master 's degree in physical therapy from Marquette University. She is married and attends her local church.

Julie is a practicing physical therapist. She previously served on the Kalamazoo County Commission for eight years, including as board chair. 

Julie Rogers - State Representative - Michigan House Democrats

Julie is a practicing physical therapist.

Julie is currently a member of the Michigan House of Representatives, representing District 41. She is currently serving her third term. Before her time in the Michigan House, she served on the Kalamazoo County Commission for eight years.

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Rep. Julie M. Rogers (D-41) - MichiganVotes

2026 Michigan General Election

2026 Michigan Primary Election

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Supports historic funding for public schools, mental health services, and infrastructure improvements in the state budget.

Supports more funding for public schools and mental health services.

- Supports more funding for public schools and mental health services.

Economy

Supports funding for community violence intervention programs and universal background checks to prevent gun violence and keep firearms out of the hands of criminals.

Advocates for funding community violence intervention programs and universal background checks to prevent gun violence and "keep firearms out of the hands of criminals."

Supports securing funding for public safety services, including a new fire station and equipment for firefighters, to enhance community safety.

Seeks to secure funding for public safety services, including a new fire station and firefighter equipment, to enhance community safety.

- Advocates for funding community violence intervention programs and universal background checks to prevent gun violence and "keep firearms out of the hands of criminals."
- Seeks to secure funding for public safety services, including a new fire station and firefighter equipment, to enhance community safety.

Public Safety

Supports the repeal of a 1931 law that criminalized abortion, advocating for reproductive rights in Michigan.

Supports requiring insurance companies to cover FDA-approved treatments for menopause and perimenopause symptoms.

Wants to require insurance companies to cover FDA-approved treatments for menopause and perimenopause symptoms.

- Supports abortion access.
- Wants to require insurance companies to cover FDA-approved treatments for menopause and perimenopause symptoms.

Healthcare

For Candidate Julie M Rogers on Issue Education: Supports historic per-pupil funding increases for public schools and securing free breakfast and lunch for all children regardless of family income.

Aims to secure free breakfast and lunch for all children.

Commits to public education by sponsoring legislation for environmental literacy in schools and establishing a Legislative Youth Advisory Council for high school students to engage in government and public policy.

- Aims to secure free breakfast and lunch for all children.
- Commits to public education by sponsoring legislation for environmental literacy in schools and establishing a Legislative Youth Advisory Council for high school students to engage in government and public policy.

Education

Advocates for improving Michigan's infrastructure, emphasizing the need for long-term investment and collaboration to address decades of disinvestment, and highlights securing funding for significant local projects that enhance traffic flow and air quality.

Advocates for improving Michigan's infrastructure, emphasizing the need for long-term investment and collaboration, and highlights securing funding for significant local projects that enhance traffic flow and air quality.

Supports well-built and managed infrastructure, including state funding for lead pipe replacement and a bipartisan $4.7 billion infrastructure package for water upgrades, road and bridge maintenance, and broadband for underserved areas.

Supports "well-built and managed infrastructure," including state funding for lead pipe replacement and a bipartisan $4.7 billion infrastructure package for water upgrades, road and bridge maintenance, and broadband for underserved areas.

- Advocates for improving Michigan's infrastructure, emphasizing the need for long-term investment and collaboration, and highlights securing funding for significant local projects that enhance traffic flow and air quality.
- Supports "well-built and managed infrastructure," including state funding for lead pipe replacement and a bipartisan $4.7 billion infrastructure package for water upgrades, road and bridge maintenance, and broadband for underserved areas.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Supports phasing out the manufacture, sale, and use of perchloroethylene (PERC) in dry cleaning in Michigan.

Believes in phasing out the manufacture, sale, and use of perchloroethylene (PERC) in dry cleaning in Michigan.

- Believes in phasing out the manufacture, sale, and use of perchloroethylene (PERC) in dry cleaning in Michigan.

Energy & the Environment

As of May 18, 2026, Julie M Rogers’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Plans to strengthen community safety by advocating for additional state investments in mental health and addiction services, while engaging with community leaders and law enforcement on emerging issues.

As a practicing healthcare provider, has crafted legislation to protect access to healthcare, including supports for pregnant individuals, repealing Medicaid work requirements, and strengthening laws for survivors of sexual assault.

Supports the right to clean, safe, affordable drinking water and advocates for investments in replacing lead pipes and improving water infrastructure.

Julie M. Rogers is currently a State Representative representing District 41 in the Michigan House of Representatives. She has served three terms. She is chair of the House Committee on Health Policy.

Supports securing funding for public safety services, including fire stations and equipment, to enhance community safety.

Supports reproductive freedom and healthcare access, including the repeal of laws criminalizing abortion, coverage for birth control, and treatments for menopause and perimenopause symptoms.

Supports legislation to protect children from lead poisoning by lowering blood lead level thresholds and requiring testing for harmful heavy metals in baby food.

Advocates for improving Michigan's infrastructure, emphasizing the need for long-term investment and relationships to address decades of disinvestment, as demonstrated by securing $26 million for a significant local project that enhances traffic flow and air quality.

Advocates for expanding and protecting Michigan's infrastructure to improve the quality of life for all residents.

Advocates for environmental literacy in schools and youth engagement in public policy.

Supports protecting children from lead poisoning by lowering blood lead level thresholds and requiring testing for harmful heavy metals in baby food.

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