Democratic · 2026 candidate in Michigan
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Democratic · state primary ballot
Ballot status from Michigan Department of State, Bureau of Elections
Quoted from the candidate's own campaign site. It is a self-description, not an independent account.
“Aisha and her sister attended Detroit Public Schools.”
source“earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan-Dearborn and her J.D. from the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law”
source“as a former union member”
source“her Muslim-Jewish interfaith work advocating for understanding, unity, and shared values”
source“Aisha Farooqi is the daughter of immigrants”
source“practiced law in both public and private sectors, representing lower-income individuals at legal aid, providing pro bono services through her own firm”
source“where she served as class president”
sourceQuoted from the candidate's own campaign site. These are statements the campaign publishes, not an assessment of a record.
“she will prioritize tackling this issue in Congress”
sourceQuoted from the candidate's own campaign site. These are statements the campaign publishes, not an assessment of a record.
“She opposes mass deportations, the use of detention camps for immigrant families”
source“she supports Medicare for All”
source“supports abolishing ICE and replacing it with a system that upholds accountability, protects human rights, and guarantees due process”
source“she supports affordable and accessible healthcare”
source“supports an immediate pathway to citizenship for DREAMERS and other undocumented immigrants”
source“She also supports canceling student debt”
source“fight for fair, fully-funded public schools”
sourceCampaign site aishaforcongress.com, established through an FEC committee filing. Passages are selected automatically and quoted verbatim; the wording is the campaign's, unedited.
“access to universal, high-quality child care”
source“substance use disorder must be treated as a public health issue, not a criminal one”
source“expanding access to affordable, high-quality mental health care”
source“lower costs and level the playing field for working and middle-class families by taxing the ultra-wealthy and big corporations”
source“lower prescription drug prices, and eliminate medical debt”
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