Jim Haadsma

Michigan State House
Representative District 44

Get to Know Jim’s Priorities

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Creating Jobs and Economic Equity

Everyone should have access to good-paying jobs that allow them to earn a good living, raise a family, and retire. Those jobs are harder and harder to come by.

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Fighting for Equal Education

I will work to ensure our public schools have the resources they need to teach our children and teachers are paid the competitive salaries they deserve.

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Investing in Affordable Health Care

The Medicaid expansion has provided lifesaving coverage for our community. I will continue the work to expand Medicaid coverage our community.

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Meet Jim Haadsma

State Representative Jim Haadsma is a native of Muskegon and has lived in Battle Creek for close to four decades. He has fought and won for hardworking people and their families for 38 years to ensure they get fair treatment and equal opportunity in the workplace as a lawyer. As State Representative for District 44, he has continued that work.

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Follow Jim on the Campaign Trail

Happy Labor Day, 2024!I hope you enjoyed your holiday.There aren’t any Labor Day parades around this area, so I knocked 86 doors today and this evening.Thank you for your support.I remember that support when I’m out canvassing.I’m working hard, even on holidays. See MoreSee Less
The rain's stopped, so primary election voters in Bedford Township, please get to the polls this August 6, 2024 Election Day and write-in the name of Rande Johnson for Bedford Township Supervisor and the name of Peter VanGoethem for Bedford Township Clerk, on the Democratic side of the primary election ballot, and then fill in the ballot ovals to mark your vote for these write-in candidates.Both these gentlemen have stepped forward to run when no Democratic candidates filed to run by the April filing deadline.(Remarkably neither a Democratic nor a Republican candidate filed to run for Bedford Township Supervisor this past April.)Each needs around 50 write-in primary election votes to make it onto the November 5, 2024 general election ballot.Polls are open today (Tuesday, August 6, 2024) until 8 pm. See MoreSee Less

“Michiganders are hardworking people who look out for each other, teach our children well, and power the future.”