Bill is a former small business owner. He previously served as an executive board officer for the United Auto Workers (U.A.W.) Local 651 union. 

Bill Bain is a former small business owner and author. He previously served as an executive board officer for the United Auto Workers Local 651 union. 

Bill is currently serving his second term as Flushing Township Trustee.

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Bill is currently serving as a Flushing Township Trustee. He is in his second term.

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Supports securing funding to fix roads, bridges, and infrastructure.

Supports securing funding to boost quality local employment.

- Supports securing funding to boost quality local employment.

Economy

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

Public Safety

Supports establishing nurse-to-patient ratios to ensure patient safety and care.

- Supports establishing nurse-to-patient ratios to ensure patient safety and care.

Healthcare

Education

Supports funding roads to preserve jobs and fix infrastructure.

- Supports securing funding to fix roads, bridges, and infrastructure.

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Bill Bain

Bill is a former small business owner, and author. He previously served as an executive board officer for the United Auto Workers Local 651 union. 

Bill is currently serving as Flushing Township Trustee, he is in his second term.

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

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