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VanSingel, Scott (R)
State Representative District 100
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POLITICAL CAREER
Rep. Scott VanSingel was elected to his first term as state representative in November 2016. He is also treasurer of the Newaygo County Republican Party and served for the last six years as former Rep. Jon BUMSTEAD's campaign committee treasurer.
WORK EXPERIENCE
He has worked in public accounting for the world’s largest CPA firm and later went on to work as a Financial Analyst for Dematic in Grand Rapids. During this time, he started a successful rental real estate company.
To read MIRS biography of Rep. VanSingel, click here.
EDUCATION
Rep. VanSingel is a graduate of Grant High School and earned a bachelor’s degree from Central Michigan University with majors in Finance and Accounting. In 2011, he earned his Master’s in Business from Cornerstone University.
PERSONAL
He has one daughter and lives in Grant.
CIVIC ACTIVITIES
Rep. VanSingel has been active in the community serving as a deacon for several years at Grant Reformed Church, treasurer of the Newaygo Co. Republican Party, member and volunteer for various conservation groups, scholarship committee volunteer, and participant in numerous mission trips to Central America. He has also served as treasurer of numerous organizations and is a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association.
LEAD STAFF PERSON:
Rob Winkelmantchapman@house.mi.gov
Additional Information
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Dental Screening; Support Dogs; Mental Health For Kids Clear Senate (12-18-2020)
Wentworth, 45 GOP Reps Back Weiser For MRP Chair (12-17-2020)
House Gives A Count For COVID Positive Members, Staffers (12-09-2020)
Bits And Tidbits (12-01-2020)
Speaker-Elect Wentworth Names Committee On Committees, Policy Panel (11-17-2020)
LaSata Told She's COVID Positive After Session Thursday (11-13-2020)
Greig Raises Issue Of Remote Sessions As Member Confirms COVID Case (11-12-2020)
House Passes Bill To Light Up Holiday Of Juneteenth (11-05-2020)
Recycling Goal Set At 45% Under Out-Of-State Landfill Deterrent Bill (09-18-2020)
Courts Can Still Raise Money With Fines . . . For Now (09-17-2020)
Emergency Alert Limitations Move To House Floor, More House Panel News (09-16-2020)
Senate Pulls Trigger On Anti-Shooter Barricades In Schools (09-09-2020)
Bits And Tidbits (07-20-2020)
NRA Issues Its Ratings For The August Primary (07-13-2020)
Incumbents Looking Safe; 8 House Primary Updates (07-02-2020)
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Bits And Tidbits (06-09-2020)
House OKs Automated Gas Pumps; More Info On Child Deaths (06-03-2020)
Recycling Goal Of 30% By 2025 Set Under Bills (06-02-2020)
Bits And Tidbits (05-20-2020)
Bits And Tidbits (05-12-2020)
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Michigan Reconnect Program Signed Into Law Without Money (04-02-2020)
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House Puts A Lock On Bills To Allow Anti-Shooter Devices In Schools (03-11-2020)
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Partisan Divide Widens Over Environmental Policy Priorities (02-28-2020)
Sport Anglers Reel In New Regs For Commercial Fishers (02-06-2020)
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