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Wozniak, Douglas (R)
State Representative District 36
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POLITICAL CAREER
In December 2020, Rep. Wozniak was one of 15 Michigan lawmakers who signed onto a lawsuit brought by the state of Texas challenging Michigan's election results in hopes of overturning President-elect Joe BIDEN's victory.
Rep. Wozniak was first elected to serve the 36th District on Nov. 6, 2018 when he won the general election against Robert MURPHY by securing 66.3 percent of the vote.
Wozniak won out in a five-candidate GOP primary field when he secured 45.5 percent of the vote.
In 2020, Wozniak ran unopposed in the 36th House District GOP primary. He defeated Democratic nominee Robert MURPHY by a 68.6% to 31.3% margin.
In early January 2021, he announced as a candidate for the 8th State Senate special election to replace former Sen. Pete LUCIDO. (See "Hornberger, Wozniak Running In SD-8, Detmer In CD-8," 01/25/2020).
WORK EXPERIENCE
He is a small-business owner and a practicing attorney at his own law firm. He also is a licensed insurance agent, realtor and broker.
To read MIRS biography of Rep. Wozniak, click here.
EDUCATION
He is a graduate of Harper Woods High School and of both the University of Michigan and Michigan State University.
CIVIC ACTIVITIES
He is active in the Shelby Daybreakers Kiwanis, Shelby Optimists, St. Kieran's Knights of Columbus and Shelby Lions. He is a former member of the Downtown Development Authority, Planning Commission, Construction Board of Appeals, Macomb Board of Canvassers, Macomb Republican Executive Committee and Northern Macomb Republican PAC.
LEAD STAFF PERSON:
Griff DrewCell Phone: 517-373-5864
gdrew@house.mi.gov
Additional Information
Hornberger, Wozniak Running In SD-8; Detmer In MI-8 (01-25-2021)
No House Freshman Chairs; First Time Since '09 (01-21-2021)
Green Files Committee In SD-28, First Candidate Files In SD-8; More News (01-20-2021)
House Gets A Little Older; Jones Still Waiting For Someone To Take His Title (01-08-2021)
Lasinski Calls For Resignations, Discipline In GOP Caucus (01-07-2021)
Wentworth, 45 GOP Reps Back Weiser For MRP Chair (12-17-2020)
15 Michigan Reps Tell Supremes To Overturn Biden's Victory (12-10-2020)
Lions' Firing Of Coach, GM Has Bipartisan Support (12-04-2020)
Gov Vetoes Caregiver Bill Over 'Technical' Issue; Signs Remaining IT Fix Bills (10-08-2020)
Drugmakers Would Have To Explain Prices Under Transparency Package (09-25-2020)
Drug Price-Setting Is More Transparent Under Bills (09-01-2020)
Bits And Tidbits (07-20-2020)
Why 56 May Not Be Enough For House R's This November (07-17-2020)
Online Signatures For E-Wills Approved in House, Narrowly (06-25-2020)
Lawmakers Call For Ouster Of UIA Leadership (06-05-2020)
House Votes To Allow Bigger Payday Loans (05-27-2020)
Wrongfully Imprisoned Get More Time To Get Paid Under New Law (03-03-2020)
Press Releases
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Two men charged for threatening Michigan Democrats over presidential election resultsJudge won't let feds share Whitmer kidnapping plot grand jury testimony with AG
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Michigan high water mark bill draws Republican intraparty criticism