Teddy Dorsette III is running for State Representative to build

a more accessible, inclusive, and prosperous District 1 in Michigan

where everyone can thrive.

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Access. Representation. Action.

I’m running for State Representative because District 1 deserves a State Representative who understands our communities, listens to residents, and delivers real results.

As a fourth-generation Deaf leader, lifelong Detroiter, and community advocate, I know that too many people face barriers to opportunity and access. I’m running to bring accessible leadership, practical solutions, and community-driven action to Lansing.

Together, we can build stronger neighborhoods, expand opportunity, and create a more accessible, inclusive, and prosperous Michigan where everyone can thrive.

Community Advocate.

Problem Solver.

Bridge Builder.

Teddy Dorsette III has spent his life bringing people together, breaking down barriers, and advocating for communities that are too often overlooked. As a fourth-generation Deaf leader, lifelong Detroiter, and community advocate, Teddy understands that accessibility, opportunity, and representation should never be out of reach.

Throughout his career, Teddy has worked alongside residents, nonprofits, educators, and policymakers to expand language access, strengthen disability rights, and create more inclusive communities. His leadership has helped move conversations into action, ensuring that the voices and experiences of everyday people help shape public policy.

Now, Teddy is running for State Representative because District 1 deserves leadership that listens, collaborates, and delivers real results. He is committed to improving access to quality education, supporting neighborhood development, expanding economic opportunity, and building a government that works for every resident.

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District 1

Proudly Serving

Southwest Detroit

West Detroit

Central Detroit

River Rouge

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For the August 4th Primary Election:

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You can register to vote online, by mail, or in person until: July 20th


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You must register to vote in person at your city or township clerk’s office with proof of residency starting: July 21st


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