Kevin J. Maas grew up in Holland, Michigan. He attended the University of Michigan. 

Kevin is a business professional with experience in the private sector.

Kevin is the owner of a small business, Lakeside Property Masters. 

Kevin J. Maas's campaign for Michigan State Senator, District 31, is his first time running for public office. He previously ran as a write-in candidate for the Park Township Board of Trustees in 2024 but did not win.

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Kevin previously ran as a write-in candidate for the Park Township Board of Trustees in 2024 but did not win.

2026 Michigan General Election

2026 Michigan Primary Election

Democrat

Nonpartisan

Republican

Supports cutting the state gas tax and income tax, and eliminating fees for groceries and essential goods.

Plans to reduce auto and home insurance costs.

Plans to increase insurance competition, eliminate unnecessary mandates, and reduce auto and home insurance costs.

Believes rapidly growing communities should receive their fair share of road and bridge funding.

Said, "He is here to deliver practical, conservative solutions that work for real families and businesses."

Wants to "deliver practical, conservative solutions that work for real families and businesses."

Wants to eliminate unnecessary regulations affecting small businesses.

Supports manufacturing and wants to keep supply chains in Michigan.

- Supports cutting the state gas tax and income tax, and eliminating fees for groceries and essential goods.
- Plans to increase insurance competition, eliminate unnecessary mandates, and reduce auto and home insurance costs.
- Believes rapidly growing communities should receive their fair share of road and bridge funding.
- Wants to "deliver practical, conservative solutions that work for real families and businesses."
- Wants to eliminate unnecessary regulations affecting small businesses.
- Supports manufacturing and wants to keep supply chains in Michigan.

Economy

Supports gun rights and small government.

Opposes policies that limit access to guns. 

Supports law enforcement and wants to "get tough on violent criminals, not law abiding citizens."

- Opposes policies that limit access to guns. 
- Supports law enforcement and wants to "get tough on violent criminals, not law abiding citizens."
- Cares about addressing fentanyl crises.

Public Safety

As of May 4, 2026, Kevin J. Maas’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

Supports "curriculum transparency, expanding school choice, and putting parents back in charge of their children's education."

Supports "curriculum transparency... and putting parents back in charge of their children's education."

Supports school choice, which are programs that allow qualifying families to use public money for alternative schooling options, including private schools.

Believes parents have ultimate authority over their children's education.

Supports skilled trades and vocational pathways to jobs.

- Supports "curriculum transparency... and putting parents back in charge of their children's education."
- Supports school choice, which are programs that allow qualifying families to use public money for alternative schooling options, including private schools.
- Believes parents have ultimate authority over their children's education.
- Supports skilled trades and vocational pathways to jobs.

Education

Supports restoring lifeguards at Holland State Park and Grand Haven State Park by summer 2027.

Wants to prioritize fixing local roads and bridges.

Seeks to expand reliable broadband access to rural communities.

- Supports restoring lifeguards at Holland State Park and Grand Haven State Park by summer 2027.
- Wants to prioritize fixing local roads and bridges.
- Seeks to expand reliable broadband access to rural communities.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Supports restoring local control over large-scale solar, wind, and energy storage siting.

Wants to maintain and upgrade critical water infrastructure.

Wants to "protect farmland from unwanted industrial solar and wind facilities."

Aims to ensure local voices are heard before any large energy project is approved.

Seeks to "restore township siting and permitting authority."

- Supports restoring local control over large-scale solar, wind, and energy storage siting.
- Wants to maintain and upgrade critical water infrastructure.
- Wants to "protect farmland from unwanted industrial solar and wind facilities."
- Aims to ensure local voices are heard before any large energy project is approved.
- Seeks to repeal Public Act 233.
- Seeks to "restore township siting and permitting authority."

Energy & the Environment

Wants to protect election integrity and ensure fair, transparent voting.

Wants to "cut bloated state government that doesn't serve taxpayers."

- Wants to protect election integrity and ensure fair, transparent voting.
- Wants to "cut bloated state government that doesn't serve taxpayers."

Voting & Elections

Kevin J. Maas

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Michael J. Markey Jr

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