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(12 out of 14)

Marino, Steve (R)

State Representative District 24
Office: S788 HOB
Term: 3rd
Phone: (517) 373-0113
Email: SteveMarino@house.mi.gov
Home Address: PO Box 46310, Mt. Clemens, MI 48046
Website: http://gophouse.org/representatives/southeast/marino/
Seat Number: 14
Standing Committees: Commerce & Tourism(C), Local Government & Municipal Finance, Families, Children & Seniors, Natural Resources & Outdoor Recreation
(C) = Chair, (VC) = Vice Chair

BB - Binsfeld Building,  BT - Boji Tower,  CB - Capitol Building,  HOB - House Office Building  


POLITICAL CAREER

Rep. Steve Marino was elected to his first term in November 2016 when he came out on top of a three-person GOP primary with 79.5% of the vote.  Later that fall, he defeated Democratic nominee Dna CAMPHOUS-PETERSON 55% to 45%. 

A second term was secured in 2018, when Marino ran unopposed in the primary and dfeated Democartic nominee Laura WINN 55.5% to 44.4%.  

In 2020, Marino earned his final House term by defeating William REVOIR in the primary 83.7% to 16.3%.  That fall he defeated Democratic nominee Michelle WOODMAN 57.5% to 42.4%.  

The state's 24th House district has a 52.2% GOP voting base - a margin Marino has surpassed the last three cycles.  

Prior to becoming state Representative, he was elected as a Macomb County Commissioner in 2014. He was Sergeant-at-Arms of the Board of Commissioners and Chair and Vice-Chair of the Justice and Public Safety Committee.

WORK EXPERIENCE

Rep. Marino has worked in both the public and private sectors, specializing in public affairs and campaign finance.

To read MIRS biography of Rep. Marino, click here.

EDUCATION

Rep. Marino graduated from L’Anse Creuse High School and received degrees in Economics, Public Policy and Public Administration, and Political Theory and Constitutional Democracy from Michigan State University.

CIVIC ACTIVITIES

He served as Macomb County’s delegate to the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments Executive Committee, was a member of the Macomb Health Department Hearing Board, served on the National Association of Counties’ Steering Committee on Finance, Pensions and Intergovernmental Affairs, was a member of the Michigan Association of Counties’ Economic Development Committee, served on the Harrison Township Zoning Board, and is currently a member of the Macomb County Chamber of Commerce’s Public Policy and Military Affairs Committees.

Rep. Marino is also active in the Macomb County Chamber of Commerce, L’Anse Creuse Public Schools Foundation, Huron Pointe Homeowners Association, Selfridge Base Community Council, serves as Co-Chair of the L’Anse Creuse Community Action Coalition, and Chair of OperationRx’s Legislative Steering Subcommittee.

LEAD STAFF PERSON:

Mary Kay Sogge
Cell Phone: 586-307-4434
msogge@house.mi.gov

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