Thomas Norton has an associate's degree from American InterContinental University and a bachelor's degree from American InterContinental University. He and his wife, Jami, have three children together.

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Thomas J. Norton earned an associate's degree from American InterContinental University and a bachelor's degree from American InterContinental University. He lives with his wife, Jami, and their three children in Ada, Michigan.

Thomas is a veteran of the Afghan War in the National Guard. He previously served as a battle operations non-commissioned officer (NCO). He also served as a village trustee and then village president for the Village of Sand Lake.

Thomas served in the Afghan War with the National Guard. He previously served as a battle operations non-commissioned officer. He also served as a village trustee and then village president for the Village of Sand Lake.

Tom previously served as a member of the Sand Lake Village Council. He ran for the Michigan House of Representatives in 2010 but did not win.

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Tom previously ran for the Michigan House of Representatives in 2010, 2014, 2020, and 2022, but did not win. 

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Does not support laws banning the purchase of guns for individuals the court determines to be dangerous to themselves or others.

- Does not support laws banning the purchase of guns for individuals the court determines to be dangerous to themselves or others.

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Thomas J. Norton

Thomas Norton earned an associate's degree from American InterContinental University and a bachelor's degree from American InterContinental University. He lives with his wife, Jami, and their three children in Michigan.

Tom previously ran for the Michigan House of Representatives in 2010, 2014, 2020, and 2022 but did not win. 

Does not support laws banning the purchase of guns for individuals the court determines to be dangerous to themselves or others

- Does not support laws banning the purchase of guns for individuals the court determines to be dangerous to themselves or others

Thomas Norton has an associate's degree from the American InterContinental University and a bachelor's degree from the same institution. He and his wife, Jami, have three children together. He is a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church.

Tom is currently a member of the Michigan House of Representatives. He was first elected in 2018 and is currently serving his fourth term. He previously served on the Sand Lake Village Council.

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Thomas John "Tom" Norton is currently Village President representing the Village of Sand Lake. He was first elected as a Village Trustee and later elected as Village President.

For Candidate Thomas J. Norton on Issue economy: Supports the total eradication of business taxes and reducing government regulation to promote permanent economic growth in Michigan.

Plans to review state programs and services to streamline operations, improve service delivery, and save taxpayer money by cutting unnecessary waste and enhancing government efficiency.

Supports folding duplicate programs, removing government contractors, reducing regulations, and reforming Health Care and Social Security to balance the budget. Advocates for a reduction in military global footprint.

Supports the legalization of recreational marijuana.

Supports the Second Amendment as essential for personal and community safety, emphasizing the right to self-defense and the empowerment of first responders.

For Candidate Thomas J. Norton on Issue public-safety:  
Supports gun ownership with restrictions only on violent felons.

Supports adding sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression as protected classes in non-discrimination laws.

Opposes abortion access and seeks to restrict it at the state level, advocating for legislation that states life begins at conception.

For Candidate Thomas J. Norton on Issue healthcare: Advocates for removing state border restrictions on insurance purchases, supporting individual healthcare co-ops, implementing tort reform, allowing open market sales of insurance products, and making Health Savings Accounts inheritable without penalty.

Advocates for a 100% school voucher system that allows parents to choose their child's school, with funding following the child to ensure equal access to quality education, including support for parochial schools.

Supports full school choice, emphasizing parental rights in deciding the best educational approach for their children, whether at home, in private institutions, or in public schools.

Believes Child Protective Services (CPS) should be decentralized and operate at the local level to protect families' rights and due process.

Supports Voter ID laws to ensure only legal citizens vote, advocates for election audits for transparency and accountability, and emphasizes the need to secure elections and restore public trust in the voting system.

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