Roger is from Beal City, Michigan. He attended Beal City High School and studied accounting at Central Michigan University for two years. He lives with his wife, Raschelle, and their two adult children in Beal City, Michigan. He attends Sacred Heart Catholic Church.

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Roger Hauck is from Beal City, Michigan. He attended Beal City High School and studied accounting at Central Michigan University for two years. He lives with his wife, Raschelle, and their two adult children in Beal City, Michigan. He attends Sacred Heart Catholic Church.

Roger worked at the Delfield Company for 24 years. He also co-owns a small building company.

Roger was first elected to the Michigan House of Representatives for District 99 in 2016,

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Warns that without legislative action, significant negative changes are imminent for Michigan's tipped wage and sick time policies.

Supported auto no-fault insurance reform to lower rates and provide rebates to drivers.

Advocates for reducing business regulations.

Advocates for lowering taxes for employers.

Supports workforce development programs to prepare individuals for available jobs.

- Warns that without legislative action, significant negative changes are imminent for Michigan's tipped wage and sick time policies.
- Supported auto no-fault insurance reform to lower rates and provide rebates to drivers.
- Advocates for reducing business regulations.
- Advocates for lowering taxes for employers.
- Supports workforce development programs to prepare individuals for available jobs.

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Supported securing state funding for local 911 services in Isabella County.

- Supported securing state funding for local 911 services in Isabella County.

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As of May 4, 2026, Roger Hauck’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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