Robert Lulgjuraj is originally from Macomb County, Michigan. He earned his bachelor's degree from Holy Cross College and law degree from the University of Detroit Mercy.

Robert is a prosecutor. He works at the Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office, where he prosecutes felony cases, represents victims in court, and works with law enforcement to develop innovative justice programs. He previously worked as a prosecutor at the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office, handling some of the toughest criminal cases.

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Robert's campaign for U.S. Representative for Michigan District 10 is his first run for public office.

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Supports a Balanced Budget Amendment to the Constitution.

Supports low taxes for families, trade deals favoring U.S. workers, and reducing waste in federal spending to prevent future debt.

- Supports a Balanced Budget Amendment to the Constitution.
- Supports low taxes for families, trade deals favoring U.S. workers, and reducing waste in federal spending to prevent future debt.

Economy

As of May 1, 2026, Robert Lulgjuraj’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Energy & the Environment

Believes the Biden administration has "opened our borders" allowing "20 million unvetted illegal immigrants" which stresses communities, lowers wages, and increases crime.

Opposes "amnesty for illegal immigrants."

Supports completing the border wall and providing support to the Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Will "stand strong in defense of Selfridge Air National Guard Base to ensure our troops and the new fighter mission brought by President Trump are supported."

- Believes the Biden administration has "opened our borders" allowing "20 million unvetted illegal immigrants" which stresses communities, lowers wages, and increases crime.
- Opposes "amnesty for illegal immigrants."
- Supports completing the border wall and providing support to the Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
- Will "stand strong in defense of Selfridge Air National Guard Base to ensure our troops and the new fighter mission brought by President Trump are supported."

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Opposes expanding mail-in voting and ballot drop boxes, and supports requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote.

Supports limiting absentee ballots to military members and older Americans, and prefers early voting with photo ID over mail-in elections.

Will "support passing legislation that would limit the use of mail in ballots in federal elections."

Said, " I will fully support President Trump’s efforts to secure our elections which are vital to protecting our republic."

- Opposes expanding mail-in voting and ballot drop boxes, and supports requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote.
- Supports limiting absentee ballots to military members and older Americans, and prefers early voting with photo ID over mail-in elections.
- Will "support passing legislation that would limit the use of mail in ballots in federal elections."
- Said, " I will fully support President Trump’s efforts to secure our elections which are vital to protecting our republic."

Voting & Elections

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