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Jim Runestad

SeatSenate District 23
PartyRepublican
Capitol officeRoom 7500 · Binsfeld Office Building
Mailing addressRoom 7500, Binsfeld Building P.O. Box 30036, Lansing, MI 48909
Capitol phone517-373-1758
Write tosenjrunestad@senate.michigan.gov (official address)
HometownWhite Lake
TenureServing since January 1, 2019 (also served House 2015 to 2018)
Term limited2026

Committees 3

Bills, 2025 to 2026 session 25 as principal author · 63 as coauthor

All 25 bills as principal author ›

Coauthor of SB 273, SCR 10, SCR 12, SCR 13, SCR 16, SCR 5, SCR 6, SCR 8, SR 102, SR 146, SR 17, SR 39 and 51 more.

Bills and sponsors: Open States bulk data (public domain dedication), 2026-11-public.pgdump; status is read from the official actions. About the momentum score

Effectiveness 103rd Legislature, 2025 to 2026

0.0034th of 38 in the Senate
13th percentile
Bills & joint resolutions authored25
… passed committee / chamber / both0 / 0 / 0
… became law0
Carried in the other chamber (became law)0 (0)
Points vs. Senate minority average0 ÷ 16.33 = 0.00
Most-authored topicsCriminal justice & public safety (11), State government & agencies (9), Children, families & social services (8)

Senate rankings · How the score works. A count of bill progress, not a judgment of the member's work.

Closest allies co-authorship, 2025 to 2026

“Written together” = 2025 to 2026 session bills and joint resolutions on which both are principal author or coauthor (measures with more than 60 sponsors are left out). Sharing bills does not imply a personal or political alliance.

District 23

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Regina Weiss (5), Natalie Price (6), Helena Scott (8), Mike McFall (14), Jason Hoskins (18), Samantha Steckloff (19), Noah Arbit (20), Kelly Breen (21), Jason Morgan (23), Ann Bollin (49), Matt Maddock (51), Mike Harris (52), Brenda Carter (53), Donni Steele (54), Mark Tisdel (55), Sharon MacDonell (56), Tom Kuhn (57), Josh Schriver (66), David Martin (68), Mike Mueller (72)
Senate District 23 and neighboursSenate District 1: Erika Geiss (D)Senate District 2: Sylvia Santana (D)Senate District 3: Stephanie Chang (D)Senate District 5: Dayna Polehanki (D)Senate District 6: Mary Cavanagh (D)Senate District 7: Jeremy Moss (D)Senate District 8: Mallory McMorrow (D)Senate District 9: Michael Webber (R)Senate District 10: Paul Wojno (D)Senate District 11: Veronica Klinefelt (D)Senate District 12: Kevin Hertel (D)Senate District 13: Rosemary Bayer (D)Senate District 14: Sue Shink (D)Senate District 15: Jeff Irwin (D)Senate District 22: Lana Theis (R)Senate District 23: Jim Runestad (R)Senate District 24: Ruth Johnson (R)Senate District 25: Dan Lauwers (R)Senate District 27: John Cherry (D)Senate District 28: Sam Singh (D)WayneOaklandMacombSt. ClairShiawasseeWashtenawGeneseeLivingstonLapeer12356789101112131415222324252728
District 23 outlined; neighbours link to their members. Full map › · Census 2024 boundaries, simplified.

Official district map: see the official Senate page.

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