Up North Progressive

Scott Dianda currently represents the people of the 110th State House District. For the 2018 election, he is running for Michigan’s 38th State Senate seat. The State Senate District includes the western Upper Peninsula counties of Alger, Baraga, Delta, Dickenson, Gogebic, Houghton, Iron, Keweenaw, Marquette, Menominee, and Schoolcraft.

Scott Dianda has lived in the Upper Peninsula his entire life. He attended school at Lake Superior State University and The Kennedy School of Government at Harvard. Dianda has experience in retail and worked for the Michigan Department of Transportation. He lives in Calumet with his wife, Debbie.

Scott Dianda will continue to fight for issues important to the people of the western Upper Peninsula. As State Senator, he will focus on job creation that embraces traditional industries in Northern Michigan and jobs for the 21st Century. In education, Dianda understands the importance of supporting education through proper funding and training young people for jobs in technology and developing vocational education programs. Affordable energy for the Upper Peninsula continues to be a priority. Allowing renewable energy to provide the power needed will help lower rates.

Scott Dianda is endorsed by the MEA, the Michigan League of Conservation Voters, AFT, IUPAT District 7, POAM, Michigan State Police Troopers Association, Marquette County Sheriff Greg Zyburt, UFCW Local 951, OE Local 324, Iron Workers Local 8, County Road Association of Michigan, the Small Business Association of Michigan, Sierra Club, Michigan Chapter, AFL-CIO, Equality Michigan, and Planned Parenthood.

Scott Dianda has worked hard over the years as the State Representative for the western Upper Peninsula. He will continue to do so as the next Senator for the 38th State Senate. To find out more about Scott Dianda, visit his website and Facebook page. Register to vote by October 9, 2018, and vote for Scott Dianda on November 6.