State Sen. Roger Hauck, R-Mount Pleasant, has officially announced his campaign for re-election to Michigan’s 34th Senate District.

First elected to the Senate in 2022, Hauck said he is seeking another term to build on his record of fiscal responsibility and constituent-focused leadership.

“Serving the families of the 34th District has been a great honor,” Hauck said. “While we have made progress, Michigan families are still facing a high cost of living and an education system that is not meeting its full potential. I am running to bring common sense, results-oriented leadership back to Lansing for another term.”

Hauck has outlined several key priorities for the next legislative term, including housing affordability, improving literacy, addressing chronic absenteeism, and property tax relief. 

A native of Beal City who grew up on a beef and dairy farm, Hauck has represented central Michigan in the Legislature for multiple terms. Prior to his election to the Senate, he served three terms in the Michigan House of Representatives, where he supported efforts to end surprise medical billing and backed auto insurance reforms.

Hauck worked for 24 years at the Delfield Company and continues to operate a small building business. He and his wife, Raschelle, live in Mount Pleasant. They have two children and are members of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Mount Pleasant.

The 34th Senate District includes Clare, Gladwin, Gratiot, Isabella, Mecosta and Osceola counties, as well as portions of Bay, Clinton, Lake, Midland and Saginaw counties.

For more information on Hauck's campaign, visit http://www.rogerhauck.com.