Greg Hill is from White Lake, Michigan. He has a bachelor's degree from Central Michigan University. He is a dad.

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Greg Hill is from White Lake, Michigan. He has a bachelor's degree from Central Michigan University. He lives with his wife, Lindsay, and their four children.  

Greg Hill's campaign for Michigan State Senator, District 23, is his first time running for public office.

Greg's campaign for Michigan State Senator, District 23, is his first time running for public office.

2026 Michigan General Election

2026 Michigan Primary Election

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Plans to "restructure taxes and spending to lower burden on the working and middle class."

Supports capping "runaway" administrative spending and redirecting savings into frontline services such as schools, infrastructure, and public safety.

Supports simplifying and modernizing the tax code to make it fairer and more predictable.

Calls for simplifying and modernizing the tax code to make it fairer and more predictable.

Supports using independent oversight to ensure the budget remains balanced without "surprise tax hikes."

Prioritizes using independent oversight to ensure the budget remains balanced without "surprise tax hikes."

Supports strengthening support and protections for family farms.

Supports encouraging local business growth.

Advocates for the encouragement of local business growth.

Supports reducing regulatory burdens for small and mid-sized businesses.

Aims to reduce regulatory burdens for small and mid-sized businesses.

Supports economic development that benefits local residents rather than just wealthy investors.

Supports holding government incentives until businesses meet their commitments.

Advocates for holding government incentives until businesses meet their commitments.

Supports programs that help workers transition from low-wage jobs to stable middle-class careers.

Calls for programs that help workers transition from low-wage jobs to stable middle-class careers.

Supports protecting workplace rights, fair wages, and safe working conditions.

Supports making childcare and early education more accessible and affordable.

Advocates for making childcare and early education more accessible and affordable.

- Plans to "restructure taxes and spending to lower burden on the working and middle class."
- Supports capping "runaway" administrative spending and redirecting savings into frontline services such as schools, infrastructure, and public safety.
- Calls for simplifying and modernizing the tax code to make it fairer and more predictable.
- Prioritizes using independent oversight to ensure the budget remains balanced without "surprise tax hikes."
- Supports strengthening support and protections for family farms.
- Advocates for the encouragement of local business growth.
- Aims to reduce regulatory burdens for small and mid-sized businesses.
- Supports economic development that benefits local residents rather than just wealthy investors.
- Advocates for holding government incentives until businesses meet their commitments.
- Calls for programs that help workers transition from low-wage jobs to stable middle-class careers.
- Supports protecting workplace rights, fair wages, and safe working conditions.
- Prioritizes strengthening labor unions.
- Advocates for making childcare and early education more accessible and affordable.

Economy

Supports gun ownership but also supports "common-sense safety practices and community violence-prevention."

- Supports gun ownership but also supports "common-sense safety practices and community violence-prevention."

Public Safety

Supports expanding Medicaid coverage and statewide programs to reduce out-of-pocket healthcare costs.

Calls for expanding Medicaid coverage and statewide programs to reduce out-of-pocket healthcare costs.

Supports increasing access to affordable telehealth services.

Supports policies that aim to improve physical, mental, and financial well-being.

Prioritizes policies that aim to improve physical, mental, and financial well-being.

- Calls for expanding Medicaid coverage and statewide programs to reduce out-of-pocket healthcare costs.
- Supports increasing access to affordable telehealth services.
- Prioritizes policies that aim to improve physical, mental, and financial well-being.

Healthcare

Supports protecting free speech in schools, libraries, and public spaces.

Advocates for parental rights in education.

Supports strengthening skilled trades, apprenticeships, and technical education to help young people and career-changers secure good-paying jobs.

- Supports protecting free speech in schools, libraries, and public spaces.
- Advocates for parental rights in education.
- Supports strengthening skilled trades, apprenticeships, and technical education to help young people and career-changers secure good-paying jobs.

Education

Supports incentivizing personal energy independence through solar power and efficient home upgrades.

Supports reducing regulations for constructing and renovating starter homes.

Calls for reducing regulations for constructing and renovating starter homes.

- Supports incentivizing personal energy independence through solar power and efficient home upgrades.
- Calls for reducing regulations for constructing and renovating starter homes.

Transportation & Infrastructure

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

Energy & the Environment

Supports requiring nonpartisan, plain-language summaries for all major bills and budgets.

Supports transparency in government by creating a Constituent Right-to-Know dashboard that publicly tracks votes, funding decisions, and conflicts of interest.

Calls for transparency in government by creating a Constituent Right-to-Know dashboard that publicly tracks votes, funding decisions, and conflicts of interest.

Supports expanding the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to include state legislatures and the governor.

Advocates for expanding the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to include state legislatures and the governor.

- Supports requiring nonpartisan, plain-language summaries for all major bills and budgets.
- Calls for transparency in government by creating a Constituent Right-to-Know dashboard that publicly tracks votes, funding decisions, and conflicts of interest.
- Advocates for expanding the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to include state legislatures and the governor.

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Supports addressing corporate practices that increase prices, harm small businesses, or exploit workers.

Prioritizes addressing corporate practices that increase prices, harm small businesses, or exploit workers.

Supports building interest in skill and trade work in high school.

Supports strengthening privacy protections, especially around personal data.

Supports and wants to expand local farming to keep grocery prices down.

Supports strengthening local food access.

Wants to improve service and transparency.

Supports limiting "excessive" utility lobbying and advocating for rate caps.

Greg Hill's campaign for Michigan State Senator, District 23 is his first entry into politics.

Supports ensuring economic development benefits local people, not just wealthy investors.

Supports holding government incentives for businesses until they meet their promises.

Supports protecting "lawful gun ownership" while advocating for "common-sense safety practices and community violence-prevention."

Supports increasing access to low-cost telehealth services.

Supports and expanding local farming to keep grocery prices down.

Supports limiting utility lobbying and advocating for rate caps.

Supports capping unreasonable rate increases.

Supports enforcing stronger consumer protections.

Supports requiring "bi-partisan plain-language summaries for all major bills and budgets so people actually know what Lansing is voting on."

Supports tightening ethics laws around lobbying, gifts, and back-room dealmaking.

Supports expanding the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to include legislatures and the Governor.

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