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Rhonda L. Lange was born in Osceola County, Michigan. She served in the United States Navy from 1993 to 1995. She later earned a degree in applied science.

Rhonda works as a real estate broker and is the founder of her own real estate business. She previously spent many years working in the medical field.

2026 Michigan General Election

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Advocates for transitioning the Michigan legislature to a part-time body to reduce government intervention and save taxpayer money.

Supports auditing state budgets, eliminating wasteful spending, and reducing the overall size of government.

Advocates for reviewing state boards and commissions to reform or eliminate those found to be redundant or ineffective.

Supports posting upcoming bills and legislative proposals online to gather public feedback prior to casting votes.

Advocates for repealing outdated or overly burdensome laws that encumber citizens and businesses.

Advocates for the total elimination of property taxes.

- Advocates for transitioning the Michigan legislature to a part-time body to reduce government intervention and save taxpayer money.
- Supports auditing state budgets, eliminating wasteful spending, and reducing the overall size of government.
- Advocates for reviewing state boards and commissions to reform or eliminate those found to be redundant or ineffective.
- Supports posting upcoming bills and legislative proposals online to gather public feedback prior to casting votes.
- Advocates for repealing outdated or overly burdensome laws that encumber citizens and businesses.
- Advocates for the total elimination of property taxes.

Economy

Opposes government interference regarding the right to keep and bear arms.

- Opposes government interference regarding the right to keep and bear arms.

Public Safety

As of May 4, 2026, Rhonda L. Lange’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

Advocates for implementing a merit-based compensation system for teachers linked to performance, student outcomes, and professional development.

- Advocates for implementing a merit-based compensation system for teachers linked to performance, student outcomes, and professional development.

Education

Transportation & Infrastructure

Advocates for reviewing and reforming the state's partial utility monopoly to increase market competition, lower consumer costs, and improve services.

- Advocates for reviewing and reforming the state's partial utility monopoly to increase market competition, lower consumer costs, and improve services.

Energy & the Environment

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