Jason Tunney
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- Occupation
- Attorney, Tunney Law (Saginaw)
Background
- Lawyer at Tunney Law in Saginaw. source: michiganadvance.com
- Spent four years as a prosecuting attorney before joining a family business started by Tunney's grandfather. source: enjoyer.com
- Trustee of the Nouvel Catholic Central school board and of the Harvey Randall Wickes Charitable Foundation. source: michiganadvance.com
- Republican nominee in the May 5, 2026 special election for the 35th Senate District, which Chedrick Greene won. source: wcmu.org
In their own words
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- Set 30-, 60- and 90-day deadlines for filling vacant legislative seats source: enjoyer.com
- Spending cuts over tax increases; cut the state income tax source: enjoyer.com
- Job creation and a focus on education source: enjoyer.com
- Reduce regulation source: enjoyer.com
- Attract "the best and the brightest" into law enforcement source: enjoyer.com
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