Statewide · General election · Vote for 2
Michigan State Board of Education
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
On the ballot
10 certified candidates, listed alphabetically by last name.
Wissam Charafeddine
Co-founder of the Arab & Muslim American Caucus, a state-level caucus started in Dearborn.
Full profile →Terence Collins
A senior financial analyst at an automaker who served on the Grosse Pointe Public Schools board from October 2023 to December 2024, after time on its finance and facilities committee. A University of Detroit Mercy graduate.
Full profile →Charles Essner
Limited public information has been found. VoterDecoder is still collecting candidate information and creating a summarized bio.
Full profile →Mary Anne Hering
A retired Henry Ford College social sciences instructor who taught college courses from 1973 to 2022. Holds degrees in psychology and ecological psychology.
Full profile →Bree Moeggenberg
A licensed child care provider and canvassing-company recruiter from Mt. Pleasant.
Full profile →William Mohr II
Limited public information has been found. VoterDecoder is still collecting candidate information and creating a summarized bio.
Full profile →Kelli Monroe
Limited public information has been found. VoterDecoder is still collecting candidate information and creating a summarized bio.
Full profile →Judith PritchettIncumbent
An education consultant and retired public school administrator from Washington Township.
Full profile →Christine C. Schwartz
A former Hopkins School Board member and Dorr Township deputy clerk who has also served on the township parks commission. Has chaired Reach the Forgotten Jail Ministry and volunteered with Project Hope Ministry Center.
Full profile →Tiffany TilleyIncumbent
An adjunct professor and Realtor from West Bloomfield who sponsored a 2025 state education board resolution urging mandatory literacy training for teachers.
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