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Carter, Brenda (D)
State Representative District 29
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BB - Binsfeld Building, BT - Boji Tower, CB - Capitol Building, HOB - House Office Building
POLITICAL CAREER
Rep. Brenda Carter was first elected to the House on Nov. 6, 2018 whe she defeated Republican Timothy CARRIER after securing 74.1 percent of the vote.
In the August 2018 primary, she won in a six-candidate field by securing 30.78 percent of the vote.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Carter spoke around the world with the Improved Benevolent Protective Order of the Elks and as an organizer of the Million Woman March.
She moved to Pontiac in 1998 and began working with the Pontiac Community Schools Improvement Team.
Carter was president of the Pontiac School District Board of Education and Michigan Association of School Board Directors.
To read MIRS biography of Rep. Carter, click here.
EDUCATION
She holds a bachelor's degree in business administration and a master's degree in public administration. She plans to pursue a doctorate in education from Oakland University.
LEAD STAFF PERSON:
Ashton HulbertAdditional Information
No House Freshman Chairs; First Time Since '09 (01-21-2021)
Gov Names Members Of State Black Leadership Advisory Council (11-12-2020)
Gov Vetoes Caregiver Bill Over 'Technical' Issue; Signs Remaining IT Fix Bills (10-08-2020)
House Votes Liability Protection For Biz During Pandemic (09-23-2020)
Bits And Tidbits (08-20-2020)
Judges Could Consider Mitigating Factors At Sentencing Under New Package (06-25-2020)
Whitmer Says Play Ball . . . But No Fans Allowed; More COVID-19 News (06-25-2020)
House Votes To Allow Bigger Payday Loans (05-27-2020)
Bill To Bring Back Cursive Writing In Schools On Agenda (03-02-2020)
Gov Names Members Of State Black Leadership Advisory Council (11-12-2020)
Gov Vetoes Caregiver Bill Over 'Technical' Issue; Signs Remaining IT Fix Bills (10-08-2020)
House Votes Liability Protection For Biz During Pandemic (09-23-2020)
Bits And Tidbits (08-20-2020)
Judges Could Consider Mitigating Factors At Sentencing Under New Package (06-25-2020)
Whitmer Says Play Ball . . . But No Fans Allowed; More COVID-19 News (06-25-2020)
House Votes To Allow Bigger Payday Loans (05-27-2020)
Bill To Bring Back Cursive Writing In Schools On Agenda (03-02-2020)
Press Releases
Young to serve on House Oversight, Financial Services CommitteesPublic survey for US-131 available through Feb. 8Sparrow COVID-19 vaccine distribution daily updateSenator Bayer invites residents to virtual coffee hour on FacebookPHOTOS: Indoor Dining Reopens February 1; Caution and Focus on Enhanced Ventilation RecommendedStatewide Headlines
Michigan official shows gun after public meeting criticismGreat Lakes fishing companies say Michigan DNR order 'pretty much puts us out of business'*
Lawsuits target EPA lead rule, say pipe removals given too much time
Flint residents acknowledge $641M settlement getting judge's OK, but say it won’t bring 'restoration'*
Suspected Michigan militia leader to plea in Gov. Whitmer kidnap plot, records show
