Joey Andrews

Joey, a St. Joseph native, is running for re-election in Michigan's 38th House District, covering Berrien, Allegan, and Van Buren counties. He holds dual Bachelor’s degrees in History and Music from Carson-Newman University and Wayne State University and a Juris Doctor degree. Returning to his hometown after law school, Joey embarked on a political career while revitalizing his family's business during the Great Recession. His firsthand experience with community challenges fuels his dedication to progress and advocacy in office. Joey successfully led efforts to repeal "Right to Work" laws and has been a vocal supporter of reproductive rights, ensuring access to healthcare services. He played a key role in expanding the Elliot Larsen Civil Rights Act to promote equality and justice in Michigan. Joey has prioritized investing in his district, securing funds to address issues like shoreline erosion and drive economic development, exemplified by the Palisades Nuclear Energy Project. With a track record of delivering results and fighting for constituents, re-electing Joey Andrews is crucial for the continued prosperity of Michigan's 38th House District.