Gabriel Lossing is married and has two children. 

Gabriel is a farmer. He previoulsy served in the U.S. Military. 

Gabriel Lossing’s campaign for Michigan State Senator, District 26 is his second run for public office. He previously ran for the Michigan House of Representatives, District 67 in 2022 and did not win.

Republican Gabriel Lossing launches 26th Senate bid

Gabriel Lossing Pledges to Support Congressional Term Limits

Gabriel previously ran for the Michigan House of Representatives, District 67 in 2022 but did not win.

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Supports abolishing property taxes, saying they are "unconstitutional" and likening property ownership with taxes to a "privilege."

Supports term limits for Congress members.

- Supports abolishing property taxes, saying they are "unconstitutional" and likening property ownership with taxes to a "privilege."
- Supports term limits for Congress members.

Economy

As of May 2, 2026, Gabriel Lossing’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Wants to address mental health issues for veterans and first responders.

- Wants to address mental health issues for veterans and first responders.

Healthcare

Education

Transportation & Infrastructure

Wants to protect Michigan's natural resources for future generations and promises to ensure community voices are heard in decisions about environmental safety and health.

Believes "our way of life is under attack by small interest groups and lobbyists who represent large corporations" and plans to protect access to outdoor recreational resources.

Said, "our way of life is under attack by small interest groups and lobbyists who represent large corporations," and plans to protect access to outdoor recreational resources.

Said, "I'm running to preserve the family farm, support new and young farmers and ensure Lansing's policies work for rural Michigan instead of against it."

Supports making it illegal for foreign entities to own Michigan farmland.

- Wants to protect Michigan's natural resources for future generations and promises to ensure community voices are heard in decisions about environmental safety and health.
- Said, "our way of life is under attack by small interest groups and lobbyists who represent large corporations," and plans to protect access to outdoor recreational resources.
- Said, "I'm running to preserve the family farm, support new and young farmers and ensure Lansing's policies work for rural Michigan instead of against it."
- Supports making it illegal for foreign entities to own Michigan farmland.

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