Michigan Education Association endorses Lisa McIntyre for State Representative
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friday, June 4, 2026
Contact: Sofia Camacho, sofia@mcintyreformichigan.com
Michigan Education Association endorses Lisa McIntyre for state Representative
Northville, MI — Lisa McIntyre today issued the following statement after receiving the endorsement of the Michigan Education Association (MEA) in the race for Michigan House District 22.
“The Michigan Education Association proudly supports Lisa McIntyre for Michigan House District 22," said Seth Furlow, Michigan Education Association, UniServ Director Region 2A. "As a dedicated school board trustee, Lisa has demonstrated a clear commitment to strengthening public education, supporting educators, and putting students first. Her firsthand experience and steady leadership make her a powerful advocate for Michigan’s schools and communities."
“I am honored to receive the endorsement of the Michigan Education Association for my campaign for Michigan House District 22,” said Lisa McIntyre. “Together, we can build a stronger future for public education in Michigan—investing in our teachers, protecting our schools, and creating a workforce that is sustainable and prepared to meet the changing needs of our state”
MEA's Region 2-A Screening and Recommendation Committee voted to recommend to members that Lisa McIntyre be elected as the representative for Michigan House District 22. Recommendation decisions are made by those local committees based on candidates’ positions on education and labor issues. MEA’s endorsements are awarded to candidates who demonstrate a strong commitment to public education and the well-being of Michigan’s working families.
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About Lisa McIntyre:
Lisa McIntyre is the former President of the Northville Board of Education and a licensed mental health counselor. She’s running for State Representative to bring compassionate leadership focused on strong schools and support for families. As a mother and community advocate, Lisa is dedicated to achieving real results for kids in Michigan.
