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Likely Democratic Primary voters on the go need to know that Progressive Democrat Don Ufford is not a politician, he’s a car guy running for Congress.&nbsp; He’ll go to Congress to end the corruption and fight Trump:<ul><li>Don spent <a href="https://engineering.purdue.edu/150/Consequential-Stories/150th-donald-ufford" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">30 years at Ford</a> working his way up and helping to redesign the Ford F-150.&nbsp; Then Don worked in the Biden Administration on the CHIPS and Science Act where he brought auto and advanced manufacturing jobs back to Michigan.&nbsp;</li><li>Don is not a politician, he <a href="https://www.fec.gov/data/committee/C00917229/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">doesn’t take corporate PAC, utility PAC or AIPAC money</a> and in Congress he’ll answer to us, not them.</li></ul>At the same time, it’s important that likely Democratic voters know that Jeremy Moss is a career politician who took hundreds of thousands in corporate, utility and AIPAC cash and has worked against us: <ul><li>Jeremy <a href="https://mi-boe.entellitrak.com/etk-mi-boe-prod/page.request.do?page=page.miboeCommitteePublicSearch" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">took tens of thousands of dollars from&nbsp;DTE and Consumers&nbsp;Power</a> and <a href="https://legislature.mi.gov/documents/2023-2024/journal/Senate/htm/2024-SJ-05-16-047.htm" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">voted to give data centers massive tax breaks</a> while they <a href="http://mackinac.org/blog/2026/think-your-electric-bill-is-high" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">raise our rates</a>.</li><li>Jeremy <a href="https://www.fec.gov/data/committee/C00904581/?tab=filings" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">took tens of thousands of dollars</a> from <a href="https://www.levernews.com/the-pro-israel-lobbys-quiet-cash-shuffle/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">AIPAC linked</a> donors and <a href="https://x.com/JeremyAllenMoss/status/1935420179271360983?s=20" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">supported Donald Trump’s reckless actions in Iran</a> that <a href="https://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/2026/06/10/u-s-consumer-inflation-soars-above-4-as-iran-war-boosts-energy-costs/90496252007/?gnt-cfr=1&amp;gca-cat=p&amp;gca-uir=true&amp;gca-epti=z1113xxp000050c000050e1113xxv002662d--43--b--43--&amp;gca-ft=171&amp;gca-ds=sophi" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">have skyrocketed the cost gas and groceries</a>.&nbsp; </li></ul><a href="https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/mv9dmhqaom0lxpmf3h4ey/AMnbb4MFGd_PZIT9tyAmxQA?rlkey=mtnnipd191rbw4x5sx7ykbb8m&amp;st=ycpiel79&amp;e=1&amp;dl=0" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Photos of Don found here.</a>

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<h2>How to Vote Early In Person</h2>Any registered voter in Michigan can vote early in-person from Saturday, July 25th through Sunday, August 2nd.You can find your early voting site at either the <a href="https://mvic.sos.state.mi.us/Voter/Index#early-voting-search-section" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Secretary of State's website</a>, or on <a href="https://elections.oaklandcountymi.gov/government/clerk-register-of-deeds/elections-voting/voter-information" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Oakland County's early voting website</a>. Below is Oakland County's schedule for early voting:<ul><li>Saturday, July 25: 8:30am - 4:30pm</li><li>Sunday, July 26: 8:30am - 4:30pm</li><li>Monday, July 27: 8:30am - 4:30pm</li><li>Tuesday, July 28: 8:30am - 4:30pm</li><li>Wednesday, July 29: 8:30am - 4:30pm</li><li>Thursday, July 30: 12:00pm - 8:00pm</li><li>Friday, July 31: 8:30am - 4:30pm</li><li>Saturday, August 1: 8:30am - 4:30pm</li><li>Sunday, August 2: 8:30am - 4:30pm</li></ul>Bring an acceptable form of photo identification to your early voting site. If you do not have a photo ID or forget a photo ID, you can still vote after signing an Affidavit of Voter Not in Possession of Picture Identification.If you have any issues voting, call the Michigan Voter Assistance Hotline at 833-MIVOTES (833-648-6837).

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The primary election for MI-11 is coming up, and Democrats like us have a choice as to who we want to represent our values. The candidates in this race have different visions:&nbsp;

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Michiganders are struggling. Trump is attacking working people and our democracy every single day, and too many career politicians in DC and Lansing are sitting on their hands. Michigan families are struggling to afford their groceries, gas, and utilities, and are worried that their kids won't be able to find a good-paying job or ever buy a home. We need a member of Congress who gets it, and who will stand up and fight for working people. As an engineer, Don knows what it takes to build and fix things, and as a dad, he knows what it takes to raise a family here. Don will fight every single day to make life better and more fair for Michiganders.

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<h3>Don Ufford has spent his life building things, from working on his family's farm as a kid to becoming the head of Global Vehicle Engineering at Ford Motor Company, where he helped create the Ford Escape and helped redesign the Mustang and Ford F-150 truck. </h3><h3>Don's running for Congress to fight back against Trump's attacks on working people, and to build a fair economy where everyday Michiganders can get ahead. </h3><img src="https://run.imgix.net/30000d99-d603-4950-a7be-8a62926d04e4/aac18186-526a-4ab7-898c-f8b76f4be078/aac18186-526a-4ab7-898c-f8b76f4be078.png?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C269%2C1200%2C985&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="27" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed"><h4>First in His Family</h4>Don was the first in his family to finish college - something he was able to do with help from a Pell Grant and student loans. From there, he built a future for himself as an engineer. While in college, Don had the opportunity to work with Ford and got hooked on automotive engineering and manufacturing. He worked his way up to become the Director of Global Vehicle Engineering.Over his career, Don has been at the epicenter of the Michigan economy. He and his team helped design and launch new products, like the first ever Ford Escape and new-improved versions of the Mustang and the legendary F-150, produced at the Rouge complex that is still in operation today and provides thousands of good-paying jobs.<h4>Service Beyond Ford</h4>In 2020, Don jumped into his next mission, serving in government to build a stronger economy in Michigan and across the country. Don worked at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), in the U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC), and the Made in America Office (MIAO) in the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), where he used his skills to bring manufacturing back to the U.S. and drive economic development and workforce training in Michigan and the nation.<img src="https://run.imgix.net/30000d99-d603-4950-a7be-8a62926d04e4/197f3f71-9e94-47e6-9661-669cb31b9d03/197f3f71-9e94-47e6-9661-669cb31b9d03.jpeg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C690%2C4894%2C3225&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="37" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed"><h4>Family &amp; Community</h4>Don lives in Bloomfield Township with his wife Rebecca and their dog Newton. They have two grown children - their son is a West Point graduate and serves in the U.S. Army, and their daughter is in medical school. Don has always focused on giving back to his community, serving as a Scout Leader for 40 years, mentoring students in STEM at FirstRobotics, and supporting local small business owners in the area.<h4>Why He’s Running</h4>Now, Don is running for Congress to reverse Trump’s reckless attacks on working people, to create good-paying jobs, lower costs for our families families, and protect our access to healthcare.

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<h2>How to Vote Absentee or By Mail</h2>Voting absentee or by mail is a great way to make your voice heard even before election day!To request a ballot in the mail: Print and send <a href="https://www.michigan.gov/sos/-/media/Project/Websites/sos/Elections/Election-Forms/Absent-Voter-Ballot-Application-Fillable.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">this form</a> to your city/township clerk, OR fill out <a href="https://mvic.sos.state.mi.us/AVApplication/Index" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">this form</a> online to request a ballot. We recommend you complete this process before July 14th. To request an absentee ballot in person: Show up at your city or township clerk's office. You can find your clerk's office and hours of operation <a href="https://mvic.sos.state.mi.us/Voter/Index/#yourclerk" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">at this link</a>. You can request an absentee ballot in-person any time up until 4 pm on Monday, August 3rd.Once you have a ballot: Mark it, sign the return envelope, and return it by 8 pm on Election Day, August 4th. You can either:<ul><li>Mail your ballot back to your <a href="https://mvic.sos.state.mi.us/Voter/Index/#yourclerk" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">city clerk's office</a>. We recommend you do this before July 22nd so that it arrives in time.</li><li>Return your ballot in-person to a designated absentee voting <a href="https://mvic.sos.state.mi.us/Voter/Index/#yourclerk" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">dropbox</a>, or to your <a href="https://mvic.sos.state.mi.us/Voter/Index/#yourclerk" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">city clerk's office in person</a>, by 8pm on Election Day, Tuesday, August 4th. Returning your ballot in-person to a dropbox or to your clerk's office is the best way to ensure your ballot arrives in time to be counted.</li><li>You can also return a marked absentee ballot in person to be tabulated at an Early Voting site from Saturday, July 25th - Sunday, August 2nd, or at your Election Day Polling Place on Tuesday, August 4th.</li></ul>If you have any issues voting, call the Michigan Voter Assistance Hotline at 833-MIVOTES (833-648-6837).

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The people of Michigan's 11th Congressional District are hardworking, innovative, and care deeply about their neighbors and communities. The district is fully based in Oakland County and includes: Auburn Hills, Berkley, Birmingham, Bloomfield Twp, Bloomfield Hills, Clawson, Commerce Twp, Farmington, Farmington Hills, Ferndale, Hazel Park, Huntington Woods, Lake Angelus, Madison Heights, Oak Park, Orchard Lake Village, Pleasant Ridge, Pontiac, Royal Oak, Royal Oak Twp, Sylvan Lake, Troy, Walled Lake, Waterford, West Bloomfield Twp, White Lake Twp, Wixom, and Wolverine Lake.To learn if you're eligible to vote for Don, go to <a href="https://mvic.sos.state.mi.us/Voter/Index">https://mvic.sos.state.mi.us/Voter/Index</a>!

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<h2>How to Vote On Election Day, Tuesday, August 4th</h2>Look up your election day polling place <a href="https://mvic.sos.state.mi.us/Voter/Index" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">online</a>. You can vote any time on Election Day, Tuesday, August 4th between 7am and 8pm. If you're in line at 8pm, you are still eligible to vote.You will be asked to show ID when you check in to vote. If you don’t have one, you can still vote after filling out a designated form. Your ballot will be included with all others and counted.ID types you can use to check in are:<ul><li>Michigan driver's license or state ID (may be expired)</li><li>Driver's license or state ID issued by another state</li><li>Federal, state or local government-issued photo ID</li><li>U.S. passport</li><li>Military photo ID</li><li>Photo ID from an educational institution</li><li>Tribal photo ID</li></ul>If you have any issues voting, call the Michigan Voter Assistance Hotline at 833-MIVOTES (833-648-6837).

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Don Ufford: "I'm an outsider in this process. I haven't been in politics before -- I'm new coming into it because I want to help Michigan families."Click <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBtONPUKuaI" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a> to see more of Don's interview with AP On Play.

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Among some of the other protesters: At least two political candidates, Eli Savit, 43, the Washtenaw County prosecutor and a Democrat seeking to be the state attorney general, and Don Ufford, also a Democrat, who is running for Congress in Michigan’s 11th District."We have to speak out about what’s going on here in this administration, which continues to tell us one thing and do another," Ufford, 61, of Bloomfield Township, said. "They have accumulated so much power, they feel like they can do it."Among his concerns: the war in Iran."U.S. service members are getting killed and injured, and the global economy is under attack," he said. Ufford has a son who is an active duty officer in the Army, and is concerned about his safety. "We need to be able to stand up to that — and for our basic rights."Check out the full story at <a href="https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/2026/03/28/no-kings-protests-michigan-detroit/89334423007/">https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/2026/03/28/no-kings-protests-michigan-detroit/89334423007/</a> and <a href="https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/2026/03/28/no-king-protest-michigan/89349284007/">https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/2026/03/28/no-king-protest-michigan/89349284007/</a>.

"U.S. service members are getting killed and injured, and the global economy is under attack," he said. Ufford has a son who is an active duty officer in the Army, and is concerned about his safety. "We need to be able to stand up to that — and for our basic rights."

Detroit Free Press: Ufford Speaks Out Against Trump's Iran War at No Kings Protests

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tuesday, August 26, 2025Press Contact: Mark Goldenberg, <a href="mailto:mark@ufford4michigan.com">mark@ufford4michigan.com</a> <h4>Ford Engineer, Business Leader, and Political Outsider Don Ufford Raises $220,000 on Day One of Campaign — the Most Any Candidate in Michigan’s 11th District Has Raised on Day One So Far This Cycle&nbsp;</h4>Bloomfield, Michigan — Don Ufford, a former Ford engineer and political outsider, raised $220,000 on the first day of his campaign for Congress in Michigan’s 11th District — the most any candidate in the race has raised on day one so far this cycle. The record-setting haul signals strong momentum in one of the most competitive House primaries in the country.Ufford launched his campaign with a message centered on making life more affordable, protecting healthcare access, bringing back American manufacturing, and restoring integrity in Washington. The outpouring of early support came from individual donors in Michigan and across the country who believe in his mission and leadership.“I’m an engineer, a builder, a business leader, and a dad,” said Ufford. “I’ve had the chance to live out the American Dream here in Michigan. The fact that so many people stepped up on day one means the world to me, because it shows the momentum behind this campaign and gives us the resources to connect with everyday voters across Oakland County. We’re building a campaign that reflects the best of what Michigan can be when we invest in our people, our economy, and our future.”Campaign Manager Mark Goldenberg emphasized that the campaign’s early success is about more than just the fundraising numbers.“This campaign is about organizing person by person,” said Goldenberg. “Don has the ability to communicate directly with voters, earn their trust, and build support neighborhood by neighborhood. This record-breaking first day shows we have the energy, the organization, and the message to win.”Ufford’s strong launch is already drawing attention from elected officials, Michigan Democratic leaders, and national grassroots groups. His real-world experience, pragmatic leadership, and broad appeal — combined with the campaign’s powerful early infrastructure — could shift the dynamics of the race.About Don Ufford Don Ufford is a former Ford engineer and business leader who lives in Bloomfield Village. He rose through the ranks at Ford Motor Company to become Director of Global Vehicle Engineering, where he helped lead development of the Ford Escape and new models of the Mustang and F-150. In 2020, Don joined the federal government to strengthen American manufacturing and economic growth, serving at the Department of Commerce, NIST, and the Made in America Office at OMB, where he fought to secure more than $50 million for Michigan workforce training initiatives.Don has spent decades giving back to his community, serving as a Scout Leader for 40 years, mentoring STEM students through FirstRobotics, and supporting local small businesses. He and his wife Rebecca live in Bloomfield Village with their dog, Newton. They have two grown children — their son, a West Point graduate serving in the U.S. Army, and their daughter, who is in medical school.Learn more at <a href="http://www.ufford4michigan.com">www.ufford4michigan.com</a>. Watch the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/shorts/1AMzE0dlbTY">campaign’s launch video here</a>. Follow Don on social media: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ufford4michigan">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/ufford4michigan/">Instagram</a> | <a href="https://x.com/Ufford4michigan">X</a> | <a href="https://bsky.app/profile/ufford4michigan.bsky.social">Bluesky</a>.

Ford Engineer, Business Leader, and Political Outsider Don Ufford Raises $220,000 on Day One of Campaign — the Most Any Candidate in Michigan’s 11th District Has Raised on Day One So Far This Cycle

Don Ufford Raises $220,000 on Day One of Campaign

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Don Ufford of Bloomfield Village, a Democrat, has announced his candidacy for Michigan's 11th Congressional District seat in the 2026 election cycle.&nbsp;

Don Ufford announces campaign for Michigan's 11th Congressional District

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Political Outsider Don Ufford Makes His Case on CBS Detroit

Oakland County, Michigan — As Vice President JD Vance visits Oakland County, former Ford engineer Don Ufford is calling out the impact of the Trump-Vance economy on Michigan workers. “Today JD Vance is going to claim that he and Donald Trump have revitalized American manufacturing,” Ufford said. “It’s a lie. Costs are up, manufacturing jobs are down, and Michigan workers deserve better.”&nbsp;“In just the past year, we’ve seen manufacturing facilities shut down across Southeast Michigan, in particular throughout our auto supply chain,” Ufford said. “That’s hundreds of good-paying jobs gone on their watch.”&nbsp;Ufford, a former Ford engineer who worked on reshoring manufacturing in the Biden Administration, said Michigan should be leading the next generation of American manufacturing, not losing ground.&nbsp;“Trump’s reckless tariffs and cuts to critical investments are hitting Michigan workers first and hardest. I know what it takes to build things here. At Ford, we had to get 60 vehicles an hour off the end of the assembly plant. That’s only possible when you have a real plan and you’re focused on getting things done. The Trump Administration is all chaos, and has zero focus on helping working people.”&nbsp;“Michigan families are paying more for everyday goods while their job security becomes less certain,” Ufford said. “We need to lower costs, strengthen our supply chains, and make sure we’re creating good-paying jobs right here in Michigan.”&nbsp;Ufford also released the following video this morning outside a closed manufacturing plant in Auburn Hills: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/share/r/17UkgPsZEq/">https://www.facebook.com/share/r/17UkgPsZEq/</a>###About Don Ufford&nbsp;Don Ufford is a former Ford engineer and business leader who lives in Bloomfield Township. He rose through the ranks at Ford Motor Company to become Director of Global Vehicle Engineering, where he helped lead development of the Ford Escape and new models of the Mustang and F-150. In 2020, Don joined the federal government to strengthen American manufacturing and economic growth, serving at the Department of Commerce, NIST, and the Made in America Office at OMB, where he fought to secure more than $50 million for Michigan workforce training initiatives. Ufford is running to build things here in Michigan, protect our healthcare, lower costs, and defend our freedoms.&nbsp;Don has spent decades giving back to his community, serving as a Scout Leader for 40 years, mentoring STEM students through First Robotics, and supporting local small businesses. He and his wife Rebecca live with their dog, Newton. They have two grown children — their son, a West Point graduate serving in the U.S. Army, and their daughter, who is in medical school.&nbsp;Learn more at <a href="http://www.ufford4michigan.com">www.ufford4michigan.com</a>. Watch the campaign’s launch video here. Follow Don on social media: Facebook | Instagram | X | Bluesky.&nbsp;###

Oakland County, Michigan — As Vice President JD Vance visits Oakland County, former Ford engineer Don Ufford is calling out the impact of the Trump-Vance economy on Michigan workers. “Today JD Vance is going to claim that he and Donald Trump have revitalized American manufacturing,”

Don Ufford: “If JD and Trump Want to Get Serious about Manufacturing, They Can Give Me a Call.”

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEWednesday, November 12, 2025Press Contact: Mark Goldenberg, <a href="mailto:mark@ufford4michigan.com">mark@ufford4michigan.com</a><h4>Ufford will refuse Corporate PAC money, Ban Congressional Stock Trading, and Fight to Get Dark Money Out of Politics</h4>Oakland County, Michigan — Today, Don Ufford, former Head of Global Vehicle Engineering at Ford and a political outsider in the race for Michigan’s 11th Congressional District, announced that his campaign will refuse Corporate PAC money, fight to ban Congressional stock trading, and fight to crack down on dark money in our elections. That commitment is part of the End Citizens United Unrig Washington pledge. Ufford is the first candidate in the race who has taken that pledge, and in Q3, was the leading fundraiser in the race without accepting corporate PAC money. “I chose to run for Congress right now because I’m tired of career politicians who chase checks and corporate kickbacks instead of serving everyday people. When I worked at Ford, we had to bring people together to solve problems and build things. Then, I went to serve our community at the U.S. Department of Commerce and in the Made in America Office, working to bring manufacturing back home to Michigan,” Ufford said. “The fact that leaders in Congress can trade individual stocks, take campaign contributions from corporations, and receive unlimited funds from undisclosed donors is just wrong. We need our leaders to focus on the best interests of their constituents, not their own pocket books.”&nbsp; As a signer on End Citizens United’s Unrig Washington pledge, Ufford commits to:<ul><li>Refuse Corporate PAC Money, ensuring his campaign is powered by people, not political insiders.</li><li>Ban Stock Trading by Members of Congress.</li><li>Crack down on Dark Money in our elections.</li></ul>Ufford continued, “I’m also urging every candidate in this race to reject Dark Money spent on their behalf. Voters should know who is funding the candidates on the ballot. I’m running to create a stronger Michigan by building things here, protecting our healthcare, lowering costs, and defending our freedoms. The only way we can do that is to run a grassroots campaign where we listen to the everyday people who make Oakland County special.”Mark Goldenberg, Campaign Manager for Don Ufford for Congress, added: “Don’s never been part of the political game, and that’s exactly what we need if we’re going to rebuild the Democratic Party. This campaign is about proving you can run, win, and serve without selling out.”About Don Ufford Don Ufford is a former Ford engineer and business leader who lives in Bloomfield Township. He rose through the ranks at Ford Motor Company to become Director of Global Vehicle Engineering, where he helped lead development of the Ford Escape and new models of the Mustang and F-150. In 2020, Don joined the federal government to strengthen American manufacturing and economic growth, serving at the Department of Commerce, NIST, and the Made in America Office at OMB, where he fought to secure more than $50 million for Michigan workforce training initiatives.Don has spent decades giving back to his community, serving as a Scout Leader for 40 years, mentoring STEM students through First Robotics, and supporting local small businesses. He and his wife Rebecca live with their dog, Newton. They have two grown children — their son, a West Point graduate serving in the U.S. Army, and their daughter, who is in medical school.Learn more at <a href="http://www.ufford4michigan.com">www.ufford4michigan.com</a>. Watch the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/shorts/1AMzE0dlbTY">campaign’s launch video here</a>. Follow Don on social media: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ufford4michigan">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/ufford4michigan/">Instagram</a> | <a href="https://x.com/Ufford4michigan">X</a> | <a href="https://bsky.app/profile/ufford4michigan.bsky.social">Bluesky</a>.###

Today, Don Ufford, former Head of Global Vehicle Engineering at Ford and a political outsider in the race for Michigan’s 11th Congressional District, announced that his campaign will refuse Corporate PAC money, fight to ban Congressional stock trading, and fight to crack down on dark money in our elections.

Political Outsider Don Ufford Pledges To Work In The Best Interest of Oakland County,  Not Himself

Don Ufford, former head of Global Vehicle Engineering at Ford and a current candidate for Michigan's 11th Congressional District said:"Blocking the Gordie Howe Bridge will devastate our economy - especially our manufacturers and auto industry. This kind of chaos raises costs, disrupts supply chains, and puts good-paying Michigan jobs at risk ... If President Trump wants to talk to someone who actually knows what it takes to build things in Michigan, he can give me a call."

CBS News: Don Ufford Calls Out President Trump for Harming Workers with Gordie Howe Bridge Closure

Don is the first candidate in this race to refuse all Corporate PAC money, all Utility PAC money, and to call to ban Congressional stock trading. As a signer on End Citizens United’s Unrig Washington pledge, Don commits to:<ul><li>Refuse Corporate PAC Money, ensuring his campaign is powered by people, not political insiders.</li><li>Ban Stock Trading by Members of Congress.</li><li>Crack down on Dark Money in our elections.</li></ul>Don also commits to:<ul><li>Fight for Congressional term limits</li><li>Fight to ban members of Congress from becoming lobbyists</li></ul>It's time to end Washington's self-serving politics, special tax breaks for billionaires, and make life more fair for working people.

Politicians in Washington rig the system for themselves. That's why Don is refusing Corporate PAC money, will work to ban Congressional Stock Trading, and fight to overturn the disastrous Citizens United decision.Don will fight to get big money out of politics and tackle corruption, so that we can make our economy fair.

Fight Washington Corruption

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tuesday, September 30, 2025 Press Contact: Mark Goldenberg, <a href="mailto:mark@ufford4michigan.com">mark@ufford4michigan.com</a>Oakland County, Michigan — Today, Don Ufford, former head of Global Vehicle Engineering at Ford and a first-time candidate, announced that his campaign raised $350,000 in just 34 days in the race. This total demonstrates the excitement his campaign is generating across Oakland County.“This campaign is about building things here in Michigan, lowering costs for Michiganders, protecting our fundamental freedoms, and expanding access to quality healthcare,” said Ufford. “I’m not a politician. I’m an engineer, a builder, and a dad, and I believe we need more problem-solvers in Congress. The early momentum we’ve built shows that our message is resonating and that we have the resources to win.”Ufford’s $350,000 raised in one month shows that there’s excitement in the district for real change and a fresh face.&nbsp;“This early momentum shows that Don’s campaign is built to win,” said Mark Goldenberg, Campaign Manager for Don Ufford for Congress. “These resources will allow us to organize across Oakland County, and allow us to communicate about issues that matter in voters’ everyday lives, including jobs, affordability, and healthcare. Don is a different type of candidate, an outsider who can deliver a credible economic message and build a stronger Democratic Party.”Ufford laid out his approach to building a stronger Oakland County and a stronger Michigan:<ul><li>Lower Costs for Michiganders: Take on rising costs by making everyday essentials, housing, and energy more affordable.</li><li>Build Things Here in Michigan: Strengthen manufacturing, expand apprenticeships and job training, protect public education, and make sure Michigan workers benefit from fair trade and strong supply chains.</li><li>Protect and Expand Healthcare Access: Defend the Affordable Care Act, lower prescription drug prices, and fight to ensure every Michigander can see a doctor when they need one.</li><li>Defend Our Rights: Stand up for reproductive freedom, voting rights, and the core freedoms that make our democracy strong.</li></ul>Ufford concluded, "I'm in this race to make life better for everyday Michiganders. We have the momentum to win, and I’m ready to keep building it every day. Let’s get to work.”About Don Ufford Don Ufford is a former Ford engineer and business leader who lives in Bloomfield Township. He rose through the ranks at Ford Motor Company to become Director of Global Vehicle Engineering, where he helped lead development of the Ford Escape and new models of the Mustang and F-150. In 2020, Don joined the federal government to strengthen American manufacturing and economic growth, serving at the Department of Commerce, NIST, and the Made in America Office at OMB, where he fought to secure more than $50 million for Michigan workforce training initiatives.Don has spent decades giving back to his community, serving as a Scout Leader for 40 years, mentoring STEM students through First Robotics, and supporting local small businesses. He and his wife Rebecca live with their dog, Newton. They have two grown children — their son, a West Point graduate serving in the U.S. Army, and their daughter, who is in medical school.Learn more at <a href="http://www.ufford4michigan.com">www.ufford4michigan.com</a>. Watch the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/shorts/1AMzE0dlbTY">campaign’s launch video here</a>. Follow Don on social media: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ufford4michigan">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/ufford4michigan/">Instagram</a> | <a href="https://x.com/Ufford4michigan">X</a> | <a href="https://bsky.app/profile/ufford4michigan.bsky.social">Bluesky</a>.

Today, Don Ufford, former head of Global Vehicle Engineering at Ford and a first-time candidate, announced that his campaign raised $350,000 in just 34 days in the race.

Don Ufford Raises $350,000 In His First Month

With U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens of Birmingham running for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate, Don Ufford, a former Ford Motor Co. engineer and business leader, on Tuesday launched his own bid for Stevens’ 11th Congressional District seat.

Former Ford engineer launches bid for Michigan congressional seat

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Oakland County, Michigan — Following the February employment report showing the U.S. economy lost 92,000 jobs, including 12,000 manufacturing jobs and 11,000 construction jobs, Democratic candidate for Congress and former Ford engineer Don Ufford warned that Trump’s economic chaos is hurting Michigan workers.“We’ve now lost more than 100,000 manufacturing jobs nationwide since Trump took office. That hits Michigan especially hard,” Ufford said. “Trump’s tariff taxes and Gordie Howe Bridge closure are wrecking our supply chains. He’s cancelling investments that were creating clean energy and advanced manufacturing jobs here at home. I spent my career building cars and creating jobs at Ford Motor Company. I know how hard these chaotic policies hit our community. This is personal, and I’m running to fight back.”“This is what economic chaos looks like,” Ufford continued. “Workers lose jobs while Washington plays politics.”Ufford spent decades working on vehicle engineering programs at Ford and later worked at the U.S. Department of Commerce strengthening American manufacturing and supply chains.“In the auto industry, you learn quickly that uncertainty kills investment,” Ufford said. “When Washington creates chaos, companies delay projects, factories slow down, and workers lose jobs.”“I spent my career building things alongside engineers and skilled trades workers,” Ufford said. “Michigan should be leading the world in manufacturing, construction, and clean energy. Instead, working families are being left to deal with the consequences of Washington’s mistakes.”###About Don Ufford Don Ufford is a former Ford engineer and business leader who lives in Bloomfield Township. He rose through the ranks at Ford Motor Company to become Director of Global Vehicle Engineering, where he helped lead development of the Ford Escape and new models of the Mustang and F-150. In 2020, Don joined the federal government to strengthen American manufacturing and economic growth, serving at the Department of Commerce, NIST, and the Made in America Office at OMB, where he fought to secure more than $50 million for Michigan workforce training initiatives. Ufford is running to build things here in Michigan, protect our healthcare, lower costs, and defend our freedoms.Don has spent decades giving back to his community, serving as a Scout Leader for 40 years, mentoring STEM students through First Robotics, and supporting local small businesses. He and his wife Rebecca live with their dog, Newton. They have two grown children — their son, a West Point graduate serving in the U.S. Army, and their daughter, who is in medical school.Learn more at <a href="http://www.ufford4michigan.com">www.ufford4michigan.com</a>. Watch the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/shorts/1AMzE0dlbTY">campaign’s launch video here</a>. Follow Don on social media: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ufford4michigan">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/ufford4michigan/">Instagram</a> | <a href="https://x.com/Ufford4michigan">X</a> | <a href="https://bsky.app/profile/ufford4michigan.bsky.social">Bluesky</a>.###

Oakland County, Michigan — Following the February employment report showing the U.S. economy lost 92,000 jobs, including 12,000 manufacturing jobs and 11,000 construction jobs, Democratic candidate for Congress and former Ford engineer Don Ufford warned that Trump’s economic chaos is hurting Michigan workers.

Don Ufford on Jobs Report: “Manufacturing Jobs Are Falling While Washington Plays Politics.”

Check out Don's interview with All Talk with Kevin Dietz at <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mi-11-check-in-don-ufford-talks-2026-race/id1599954861?i=1000754038239">https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mi-11-check-in-don-ufford-talks-2026-race/id1599954861?i=1000754038239</a>!

Check out Don's interview with All Talk with Kevin Dietz at <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mi-11-check-in-don-ufford-talks-2026-race/id1599954861?i=1000754038239">https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mi-11-check-in-don-ufford-talks-2026-race/id1599954861?i=1000754038239</a>!

Don on All Talk with Kevin Dietz

Don has spent his life building things - including cars and trucks, and building a family here in Michigan. Don is running to make our economy more fair. That means building more of the things we need here in Michigan, and creating strong family-supporting jobs.Donald Trump’s erratic actions and reckless tariffs are hurting our auto industry and putting a tariff tax on Michigan families. With over 30 years of experience in the auto industry, Don knows that Trump’s actions are going to cost Michigan thousands of jobs in the manufacturing and automotive supply chain.Don and his teams redesigned and relaunched the Ford Mustang and the legendary F-150, leading to the opening of a new Michigan auto plant that is still in operation today, providing thousands of good-paying jobs. After Ford, Don fought to secure $50 million to train workers here in Michigan and worked to expedite the clean energy and EV transition.&nbsp;In Congress, he will put that experience to work to create jobs and grow American manufacturing right here in Michigan, including strengthening our auto industry and building the clean energy infrastructure of the future. Don will also fight to raise wages for workers across the board by protecting the right to organize a union and raising the federal minimum wage.

Donald Trump’s erratic actions are hurting the auto industry and manufacturers and putting a tariff tax on Michigan families. Don will fight to build things in Michigan, so that we can create family-supporting jobs at home in Oakland County.

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Build Good Jobs Here in Michigan

<h3 style="text-align: center;">15 Business and Community Leaders Supporting the Campaign </h3>Oakland County, Michigan — &nbsp;Today, fifteen respected business and community leaders from across Southeast Michigan launched Builders for Don, a new coalition backing former Ford engineering leader and congressional candidate Don Ufford for Michigan’s 11th District.&nbsp;The group includes small-business owners, technology entrepreneurs, workforce-training leaders, and automotive leaders who are supporting Ufford because of his record as a builder and problem-solver.“My whole life has been about building things, including cars, teams, and opportunities for people,” said Ufford. “To have the support of leaders who are out there building our communities every day means a great deal. These are people who keep our local economy running, who hire and train workers, and who create opportunities for families. I’m honored to have them on this team.”Members of Builders for Don highlighted Ufford’s credibility on economic issues, his decades of experience at Ford, and his commitment to building things in Michigan and lowering costs for Michigan families.“As an entrepreneur, I know that real innovation requires more than just talk,” said Alex Linebrink, CEO of Passage Inc.”I’ve known Don Ufford for years, and I’ve seen firsthand that he has the vision and practical experience we need to rebuild Michigan’s focus on innovation and small business growth.”Another member, Lizabeth Ardisana, CEO of ASG Renaissance, added: “Don Ufford knows what it takes to build things here in Michigan, grow our economy, and create opportunity for everyday people. It’s time for an outsider and a builder to go to Congress to get things done for Michigan.”<h3 style="text-align: center;">Members of ‘Builders for Don’ include:</h3><ol><li>Lizabeth Ardisana, CEO of ASG Renaissance</li><li>William Osborne, Former CEO, Ford of Canada, Ford of Australia, &amp; Senior Vice President, Operations at Boeing&nbsp;</li><li>David Darbyshire, Engineer/Co-Owner, Cyb Llings, Inc.</li><li>Marjie Jenkins, Robotics Center Coordinator, MARZ &amp; ​​Lead Mentor for Robotics Team 469</li><li>Mark Mikolaiczik, Former Body Exterior Chief Engineer, Ford Motor Company</li><li>Holly Groszko, Digital Learning Specialist</li><li>Alex Linebrink, CEO of Passage Inc.</li><li>Christine Ramaekers, Co-Founder, MainStreet DesignBuild</li><li>Michael Devine, Registered Architect</li><li>Dan Radomski, CEO of Centropolis Accelerator at Lawrence Tech University</li><li>Steve Przesmitzki, Executive Director of Automotive Technology Company</li><li>Susan Pacheco, Former Global Strategy Director, Ford Motor Company</li><li>Carrie Majeske, Former Director of Global Sustainability Integration, Ford Motor Company</li><li>Rob Stevens, Board of Directors, Next Energy</li><li>Sahar Omrani, VP of Product Management</li></ol>Ufford emphasized that this growing coalition reflects the campaign’s message of building a stronger Michigan by lowering costs, investing in workforce training, strengthening manufacturing, and protecting essential freedoms.“This campaign is built on the belief that Michigan’s best days are ahead if we focus on solutions instead of shouting matches,” Ufford said. “We’re building something real here, and I’m proud to have these leaders helping drive it forward.” <h3 style="text-align: center;">“Builders for Don”</h3>Lizabeth Ardisana, CEO of ASG Renaissance: “Don Ufford knows what it takes to build things here in Michigan, grow our economy, and create opportunity for everyday people. It’s time for an outsider and a builder to go to Congress to get things done for Michigan.”William Osborne, Former CEO, Ford of Canada, Ford of Australia, &amp; Senior Vice President, Operations at Boeing: “I am supporting Don, because he gets things done. He has spent his whole career serving others and has always fought to give opportunities to others.”David Darbyshire, Engineer/Co-Owner, Cyb Llings, Inc: “Don Ufford is action orientated as it relates to economic and workforce development in a manner that is mutually beneficial for our technical community. I have known Don to be a dedicated engineering mentor for the high school FIRST Robotics team located in Pontiac. He is a proven resource connector leveraging his role with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) along with the U.S. Department of Commerce. I believe that his professional experience and passion for our community will provide valuable insight that will prove to be beneficial as Don looks to serve our industry partners and technical workforce.”Marjie Jenkins, Robotics Center Coordinator, MARZ &amp; ​​Lead Mentor for Robotics Team 469: “Don Ufford has been a mentor to our First Robotics students for years, helping young people find a path to a good job where they can work with their hands. We need people like him in Congress.”Mark Mikolaiczik, Former Body Exterior Chief Engineer, Ford Motor Company: “I have had the pleasure of knowing Don Ufford for approximately 14 years. We worked closely together at Ford Motor Company to deliver outstanding products for our customers. &nbsp; Don consistently demonstrated a mindset of doing the right thing for our customers. I also had the pleasure of leading Boy Scout Troop 1537 with Don. Don was amazing with the Scouts! He consistently demonstrated a positive, enthusiastic attitude that brought the best out of all of our Scouts.”&nbsp;Holly Groszko, Digital Learning Specialist: “Don has principles that he will stand by in Congress. He will not be intimidated or bullied.”Alex Linebrink, CEO of Passage Inc: “As an entrepreneur, I know that real innovation requires more than just talk. I’ve known Don Ufford for years, and I’ve seen firsthand that he has the vision and practical experience we need to rebuild Michigan’s focus on innovation and small business growth.”Christine Ramaekers, Co-Founder, MainStreet DesignBuild: “As a retired small business owner myself, I know that Don will do what it takes to make life easier for small businesses, make life more affordable for families, and make Michigan a place where everyone has a real opportunity.”Michael Devine, Registered Architect: “Don Ufford is an excellent candidate for Congress! I first met Don nearly twenty years ago when our sons became Cub Scouts together. His passion, enthusiasm and leadership capabilities helped motivate 10 Scouts from the original Cub Scout Den, my son included, into becoming Eagle Scouts.&nbsp; Don’s contributions to Scouting, along with his involvement in other organizations such as Lighthouse, a local food pantry, SCORE, which provides mentoring and training for small business owners, and his work with the U.S. Dept. of Commerce, are indicative of his passion for serving his community both locally and at large.&nbsp; Don has proven to be one the most honorable and dedicated people I've ever met, both in word and deed.&nbsp; Simply put, Don Ufford is a qualified and experienced leader who encourages and motivates others around him to be and do better by sharing their talents in order to accomplish common goals for the benefit of the community. For these reasons, I strongly recommend you vote for Don Ufford in the upcoming 2026 election.”Dan Radomski, CEO of Centropolis Accelerator at Lawrence Tech University: “I’m supporting Don Ufford for Congress (MI-11) because — grounded in his real-world manufacturing and engineering experience — he has the practical know-how to fight for Michigan jobs, scale up manufacturing capacity, and ensure our state remains competitive as the auto and battery industries evolve. His decades as an engineer at Ford Motor Company, where he led global vehicle-engineering teams, give him a deep understanding of what it takes to build sustainable, high-quality manufacturing jobs that benefit working families.”Steve Przesmitzki, Executive Director of Automotive Technology Company: “I am supporting Don for Congress because Michigan needs it. My experience with Don began several years ago when Don was working in the White House and we were trying to bring more manufacturing presence to Michigan. He continued to support our efforts, while at NIST as a federal employee, and even afterward as a retiree before he decided to run for Congress. He shows a true dedication to helping industries in Michigan thrive and has the professional background to know what needs to be done, particularly for the automotive industry.”Susan Pacheco, Former Global Strategy Director, Ford Motor Company: “This is such a critical moment in our history and it gives me great hope that Don Ufford is our candidate for Congress. I worked with Don for many years. His success in leadership and technical intellect and capability is well documented. For me, it is his kindness, honesty, and commitment to understanding people that drive him and his success. Above everything else, Don cares deeply about people. It is exactly what we need.”Carrie Majeske, Former Director of Global Sustainability Integration, Ford Motor Company: “I enthusiastically support Don Ufford for U.S. Congress. I’ve known Don as a coworker, where he resolved complicated problems by identifying stakeholders, listening, finding common ground, and developing &amp; implementing plans. Don exhibits the highest standards of integrity, intelligence and kindness. I’m aligned with Don’s priorities around health care, education, and job creation in Michigan and know he will represent his constituents with commitment and unlimited positive energy!”Rob Stevens, Board of Directors, Next Energy: “​​I worked with Don for a number of years. As a leader, he has a proven ability to unite people across wide-ranging visions, even in challenging times. His steady, results-driven approach shows that he not only listens to diverse perspectives, but also knows how to turn good ideas into real progress. With a clear sense of purpose and determination, he consistently gets things done.”&nbsp;Sahar Omrani, VP of Product Management: &nbsp;"I’m supporting Don because of his reputation as a bridge builder. His industry background gives him a grounded, problem-solving approach that I think would make a meaningful impact on Michigan."About Don Ufford Don Ufford is a former Ford engineer and business leader who lives in Bloomfield Township. He rose through the ranks at Ford Motor Company to become Director of Global Vehicle Engineering, where he helped lead development of the Ford Escape and new models of the Mustang and F-150. In 2020, Don joined the federal government to strengthen American manufacturing and economic growth, serving at the Department of Commerce, NIST, and the Made in America Office at OMB, where he fought to secure more than $50 million for Michigan workforce training initiatives.Don has spent decades giving back to his community, serving as a Scout Leader for 40 years, mentoring STEM students through First Robotics, and supporting local small businesses. He and his wife Rebecca live with their dog, Newton. They have two grown children — their son, a West Point graduate serving in the U.S. Army, and their daughter, who is in medical school.Learn more at <a href="http://www.ufford4michigan.com">www.ufford4michigan.com</a>. Watch the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/shorts/1AMzE0dlbTY">campaign’s launch video here</a>. Follow Don on social media: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ufford4michigan">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/ufford4michigan/">Instagram</a> | <a href="https://x.com/Ufford4michigan">X</a> | <a href="https://bsky.app/profile/ufford4michigan.bsky.social">Bluesky</a>.###

Oakland County, Michigan — &nbsp;Today, fifteen respected business and community leaders from across Southeast Michigan launched Builders for Don, a new coalition backing former Ford engineering leader and congressional candidate Don Ufford for Michigan’s 11th District.&nbsp;The group includes small-business owners, technology entrepreneurs, workforce-training leaders, and automotive leaders who are supporting Ufford because of his record as a builder and problem-solver.

Ford Engineer and Political Outsider Don Ufford Announces “Builders for Don”

Back-To-Back Endorsements from the Detroit News and Arab American PAC show Ufford is picking up momentum with just 34 days to go.Oakland County, Michigan —&nbsp; <a href="https://www.detroitnews.com/story/opinion/editorials/2026/06/30/detroit-news-picks-don-ufford-for-congress-in-11th-district-dem-primary/90594361007/?gnt-cfr=1&amp;gca-cat=p&amp;gca-uir=true&amp;gca-epti=z11xx45p119650l117050c119650e1152xxv11xx45d--51--b--51--&amp;gca-ft=212&amp;gca-ds=sophi" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">The Detroit News editorial board</a> has endorsed Don Ufford in the Democratic primary for Michigan's 11th Congressional District, pointing to Ufford's background leading vehicle engineering at Ford Motor Company.The endorsement comes on the heels of Ufford earning the support of <a href="https://arabamericannews.com/2026/06/27/aapac-announces-endorsements-ahead-of-michigans-august-primary-election/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Arab American PAC</a>, whose president and Arab American News publisher Osama Siblani called Ufford "the progressive force we need in Washington" and said voters "can count on him to stand up against Trump's disastrous war in Iran and be an independent voice for us, free of dark money influence from AIPAC and Corporate PACs."Together, the two endorsements underscore a growing wave of support for Ufford's outsider campaign. He is the only major candidate in the race who has refused Corporate PAC, Utility PAC and AIPAC money. He was also the first candidate in the race to publicly oppose Trump's war in Iran."People are tired of career politicians who answer to corporate PACs and special interest instead of their own families and neighbors. I'm running to change that, bring down costs, and fight for Michiganders,” said Don Ufford.Ufford's campaign said the back-to-back endorsements reflect a broader shift happening in Democratic primaries across the country this cycle, where voters are rewarding candidates willing to challenge entrenched political and financial power structures over establishment-backed insiders."In Michigan and the country, voters are sending the same message this year: they want leaders who will have their backs, not the backs of billionaires and corporate special interests," said Ufford for Michigan Campaign Manager Mark Goldenberg. "Don Ufford has the momentum in this race heading into the final 30 days of the campaign."

Back-To-Back Endorsements from the Detroit News and Arab American PAC show Ufford is picking up momentum with just 34 Days To Go.

Political Outsider Don Ufford Earns The Detroit News Endorsement in MI-11

"Hi. This is Don Ufford. I worked in the US Department of Commerce and later the Office of Management budget from 2020 to 2025. I worked to bring manufacturing jobs back to The US. I kept working until July when I quit. I couldn't believe the actions this administration had taken to tear apart the Chips in Science Act and drive costs out of control with tariffs and cuts to health care.&nbsp;I'm now running for congress where I raise my family in Michigan's 11th Congressional District in order to stand up for working people.".

"Hi. This is Don Ufford. I worked in the US Department of Commerce and later the Office of Management budget from 2020 to 2025. I worked to bring manufacturing jobs back to The US... I couldn't believe the actions this administration had taken to tear apart the Chips in Science Act and drive costs out of control with tariffs and cuts to health care.&nbsp;I'm now running for congress where I raised my family in Michigan's 11th Congressional District to stand up for working people."

If You Can Keep It: The former feds running for office

Former Ford engineer, Don Ufford, has announced his run for Michigan's 11th congressional district as a democrat. He joins Kevin to share why he wants to serve us.

Don Ufford on All Talk with Kevin Dietz

<a href="https://youtu.be/yhQWK6RzBRA?si=F3Vv70QTLcoFf22D" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Watch Don on For the Sake of the Argument with Lori Goldman.</a>

Listen in to Don on For The Sake of the Argument - <a href="https://youtu.be/yhQWK6RzBRA?si=F3Vv70QTLcoFf22D">https://youtu.be/yhQWK6RzBRA?si=F3Vv70QTLcoFf22D</a>.

Don Joins For The Sake of The Argument with Lori Goldman

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tuesday, September 16, 2025 Press Contact: Mark Goldenberg, <a href="mailto:mark@ufford4michigan.com">mark@ufford4michigan.com</a>Oakland County, Michigan — Today, Don Ufford, Democratic candidate for Congress and former head of Global Vehicle Engineering at Ford, called out Donald Trump’s chaotic tariff policies for driving up costs, hurting the auto industry, and putting Michigan jobs at risk.“My life has been about building things - cars like the Mustang and F-150, teams that worked together, and opportunities for working people,” said Ufford. “But Donald Trump’s reckless tariffs and trade chaos are tearing things down. They’re driving up the cost of cars, making it harder to build things in Michigan, and putting good-paying manufacturing jobs on the line. The threat our auto industry is facing right now is self-inflicted and is the result of reckless actions by Donald Trump.”Ufford pointed to new reporting that shows U.S. manufacturers cut 12,000 jobs in August alone and nearly 42,000 jobs since April, with durable goods like cars and appliances hit the hardest (<a href="https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jobs-manufacturing-trump-tariffs-economy/">CBS News</a>).“Working people are struggling in this economy. I know what that’s like. I worked at Ford during the 2008 financial crisis, and I was there when Ford had to mortgage the Blue Oval. We had to fight to keep jobs here, and we were able to rescue Michigan’s auto industry through hard work,” Ufford said. “I know what it takes to survive tough times, and I know how much Michigan families sacrifice when the auto industry struggles. When the nation has a cold, Michigan’s auto industry gets the flu. And that has a cascading effect on our entire economy, including on suppliers and small businesses where manufacturing employees shop, eat, and purchase essential services for their families. It’s time for us to call this out now and do something about it.”Ufford laid out his approach to manufacturing policy:<ul><li>End Trump’s Tariff Tax Chaos, and Protect Our Supply Chains: Replace Trump’s blanket tariffs with clear, targeted policies that create stability for businesses and workers. Cultivate stable, reciprocal relationships with allies to ensure automakers have access to the materials they need to build things here.</li><li>Invest in Our Infrastructure: Make historic investments to fix our roads, bridges, and expand our energy and cybersecurity infrastructure. Help businesses modernize their factories, and expand training programs that prepare workers for good jobs building the vehicles of the future.</li><li>Support Workers and Invest in Job Training and Research: Protect workers’ rights, invest in job training and apprenticeships for people who work with their hands, and fund research that provides an incentive for companies to create jobs in Michigan.</li></ul>“This campaign is about building a stronger Michigan,” Ufford said. “That means standing up to Trump’s chaos and fighting for policies that actually help workers, not hurt them.”About Don Ufford Don Ufford is a former Ford engineer and business leader who lives in Bloomfield Township. He rose through the ranks at Ford Motor Company to become Director of Global Vehicle Engineering, where he helped lead development of the Ford Escape and new models of the Mustang and F-150. In 2020, Don joined the federal government to strengthen American manufacturing and economic growth, serving at the Department of Commerce, NIST, and the Made in America Office at OMB, where he fought to secure more than $50 million for Michigan workforce training initiatives.Don has spent decades giving back to his community, serving as a Scout Leader for 40 years, mentoring STEM students through First Robotics, and supporting local small businesses. He and his wife Rebecca live with their dog, Newton. They have two grown children — their son, a West Point graduate serving in the U.S. Army, and their daughter, who is in medical school.Learn more at <a href="http://www.ufford4michigan.com">www.ufford4michigan.com</a>. Watch the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/shorts/1AMzE0dlbTY">campaign’s launch video here</a>. Follow Don on social media: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ufford4michigan">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/ufford4michigan/">Instagram</a> | <a href="https://x.com/Ufford4michigan">X</a> | <a href="https://bsky.app/profile/ufford4michigan.bsky.social">Bluesky</a>.

Today, Don Ufford, Democratic candidate for Congress and former head of Global Vehicle Engineering at Ford, called out Donald Trump’s chaotic tariff policies for driving up costs, hurting the auto industry, and putting Michigan jobs at risk.

Trump’s Reckless Tariff Taxes Are Hurting Michigan Auto Workers

<h3 style="text-align: left;">Without A Dime from Corporate PACs</h3>Ufford Does Not Accept Corporate or Utility PAC MoneyOakland County, Michigan — Today, political outsider Don Ufford announced that his campaign has outraised all other Democratic candidates for the second quarter in a row in the race for Michigan’s 11th Congressional District. This continued fundraising success shows that Ufford has the momentum in the race and a message that is resonating with voters across the district.&nbsp;“If we want to change Washington, we have to change the types of people we send there. I’m not a career politician. I raised my family here, worked at Ford, and had the chance to give back by serving in the Biden Administration to bring manufacturing jobs home. That gives me a unique perspective on how to campaign and govern. I’m proud that our campaign has never taken a dime from Corporate PACs or Utility Company PACs. We’re doing this the right way and focusing on Michiganders.”Ufford also has the most individual contributors of any candidate in the race, demonstrating real grassroots support and momentum for the campaign.“We will win this race by talking to voters directly,” said Mark Goldenberg, Campaign Manager for Ufford for Michigan. “Democratic voters tell us everyday that they want someone who will take on politics as usual and who won’t accept Corporate money. And they’re excited about someone with a background of working in the auto industry, serving in the Biden Administration, and raising a family here.”Ufford laid out his reform agenda for the campaign:<ul><li>End Corporate PAC Contributions to Politicians</li><li>Ban Congressional Stock Trading</li><li>Get the Corrupting Influence of Dark Money out of Politics</li></ul>Ufford concluded, “I’ve pledged to reject all corporate PAC money and refrain from any stock trading during this campaign or while I’m in Congress. I think it’s important that the people of the 11th district know that as their Representative, my sole focus is on serving my constituents, and the community we all call home.”“Across the country we see what happens when members of Congress get caught in the same old song and dance of serving special interests and corporate donors, not constituents back home, in order to bankroll their ambitions. These cynical, self-serving politics are exactly why Americans have lost faith in our institutions. Now more than ever, we see the disastrous results. I’m running because I know that together, we can change that.”###About Don Ufford Don Ufford is a former Ford engineer and business leader who lives in Bloomfield Township. He rose through the ranks at Ford Motor Company to become Director of Global Vehicle Engineering, where he helped lead development of the Ford Escape and new models of the Mustang and F-150. In 2020, Don joined the federal government to strengthen American manufacturing, serving at the Department of Commerce, NIST, and the Made in America Office at OMB, where he fought to secure more than $50 million for Michigan workforce training initiatives. Ufford is running to build things here in Michigan, protect our healthcare, lower costs, and defend our freedoms.Don has spent decades giving back to his community, serving as a Scout Leader for 40 years, mentoring STEM students through First Robotics, and supporting local small businesses. He and his wife Rebecca live with their dog, Newton. They have two grown children — their son, a West Point graduate serving in the U.S. Army, and their daughter, who is in medical school.Learn more at <a href="http://www.ufford4michigan.com">www.ufford4michigan.com</a>. Watch the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/shorts/1AMzE0dlbTY">campaign’s launch video here</a>. Follow Don on social media: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ufford4michigan">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/ufford4michigan/">Instagram</a> | <a href="https://x.com/Ufford4michigan">X</a> | <a href="https://bsky.app/profile/ufford4michigan.bsky.social">Bluesky</a>.

...Without A Dime from Corporate PACs.Ufford Does Not Accept Corporate or Utility PAC Money&nbsp;Don Ufford: "If we want to change Washington, we have to change the types of people we send there."

Political Outsider Don Ufford Outraises the Field for the Second Quarter in a Row...

Donald Trump and Republicans in Congress are putting Americans’ health at risk by cutting Medicaid, gutting the Affordable Care Act, and making public health decisions that break with recommendations by the nation’s leading doctors and scientists.&nbsp;This is personal for Don and Rebecca. When Rebecca had a heart transplant, their family relied on the Affordable Care Act for her recovery. Don will fight to ensure everyone in Michigan can get the healthcare coverage they need and deserve. Here's what Don will fight to do:<ul><li>Restore Medicaid funding for families, hospitals, and nursing homes.</li><li>Expand health insurance access through the Affordable Care Act.</li><li>Lower prescription drug prices.</li><li>Create a public option for healthcare, and work towards Medicare For All.</li><li>Fight against the Trump administration’s attack on science.</li></ul>

Donald Trump and Republicans in Congress are putting Americans’ health at risk by cutting Medicaid, the Affordable Care Act, and making public health decisions that break with recommendations by the nation’s leading doctors and scientists.Don will fight to protect Medicaid, Medicare, and the Affordable Care Act, and to create a public option and Medicare for All.

Protect Our Healthcare

"'AAPAC unanimously endorsed Don Ufford in Michigan’s 11th Congressional District and urged voters throughout the district to support his candidacy in the Democratic primary.The district covers much of central Oakland County, including Auburn Hills, Farmington Hills, Ferndale, Pontiac, Birmingham, Royal Oak, Troy and several neighboring communities.AAPAC cited Ufford’s longstanding commitment to peace, justice and public service, as well as his distinguished career in engineering and manufacturing.A former Ford Motor Company executive, Ufford rose through the company’s engineering ranks to become director of global vehicle engineering, helping lead development of several flagship Ford vehicles, including the Ford Escape, Mustang and F-150.After leaving the private sector, Ufford entered public service in 2020, serving at the U.S. Department of Commerce and later in the White House Made in America Office, where he helped secure more than $50 million for Michigan workforce development programs, including investments in advanced manufacturing training and battery workforce initiatives.For more than four decades, Ufford has also served as a Boy Scout leader, mentored students through FIRST Robotics, and supported entrepreneurs and small businesses throughout Michigan.His campaign focuses on strengthening the economy, lowering costs for working families, protecting healthcare and defending fundamental freedoms. He has pledged to reject contributions from corporate political action committees, including organizations aligned with AIPAC.On foreign policy, Ufford advocates diplomacy over military escalation. He opposed U.S. military action against Iran during the Trump administration, supports ending endless overseas wars and backs a two-state solution that guarantees security, dignity and self-determination for both Palestinians and Israelis.Siblani said Ufford’s independence and commitment to peace make him the strongest candidate in the race.'Michigan’s 11th District needs a representative who will fight for healthcare, economic justice and diplomacy instead of war,' Siblani said. 'Don Ufford clearly represents those values.''Don Ufford is the leader we need in Washington at this critical moment in our nation’s history,” he added. “He had the courage to oppose Trump’s disastrous war against Iran and has demonstrated that he cannot be bought by special interests, unlike many politicians who remain indebted to corporate donors and outside lobbying organizations.'Ufford welcomed AAPAC’s endorsement.'I am honored to receive AAPAC’s endorsement,” he said. “This campaign is about bringing communities together to fight for fairness, economic opportunity and justice for all Michiganders. I am committed to getting big money out of politics and rejecting the influence of corporate PACs and billionaires so elected officials answer to the people—not special interests.'"

“I am honored to receive AAPAC’s endorsement,” said Don Ufford. “This campaign is about bringing communities together to fight for fairness, economic opportunity and justice for all Michiganders. I am committed to getting big money out of politics and rejecting the influence of corporate PACs and billionaires so elected officials answer to the people—not special interests."

Don Ufford Earns The Endorsement of Arab American PAC

Oakland County, Michigan — Political outsider Don Ufford announced today that his campaign is the first in the MI-11 race to collect 2,000 petition signatures, the maximum number allowed to qualify for the ballot, achieved through volunteer efforts.The milestone highlights the strength of Ufford’s grassroots campaign and the growing momentum behind his candidacy across Oakland County. “To qualify for the ballot, you need to earn the support of your community, and that’s exactly what we’ve done,” said Ufford. “We didn’t rely on paid circulators. We built a team of volunteers who believe in this campaign and were willing to go out and talk to their neighbors. That’s what this campaign is all about.”Candidates for Congress in Michigan must collect at least 1,000 valid signatures to qualify for the ballot, with a maximum of 2,000 allowed. Ufford’s campaign reached the maximum threshold through volunteer-driven organizing, more than 24 days before the deadline and before any other candidate in MI-11.Ufford’s campaign said that they completed the signatures at the No Kings Protest on Saturday, March 28th. “We had volunteers stationed at every single No Kings protest in the district this weekend. It’s a testament to the grassroots campaign we’re building,” said Ufford for Michigan Campaign Manager Mark Goldenberg. “Being the first to make the ballot shows that this campaign is ready to win.”“This campaign has been powered by people from day one,” Ufford added. “We have more donors than anyone else in this race, and we’ve rejected corporate PAC money. Our campaign has the momentum in this race, and we’re going to keep fighting to build things here in Michigan, protect our healthcare, lower costs, and protect our freedoms.”Team Ufford will submit signatures ahead of the filing deadline and continue building its grassroots operation as the campaign heads into the next phase of the election.

Political outsider Don Ufford announced today that his campaign is the first in the MI-11 race to collect 2,000 petition signatures, the maximum number allowed to qualify for the ballot, achieved through volunteer efforts.

Political Outsider Don Ufford’s Campaign Is First To Reach 2,000 Signatures to Make the Ballot

“In order for Democrats to win, they need to show unequivocally that they are the Party of working people. That requires rejecting Corporate PAC money and electing candidates who have real world experience solving problems, and who are willing to show up in places career politicians won’t.”Check out the full show at <a href="https://the1a.org/segments/if-you-can-keep-it-what-the-democrats-recent-wins-mean-for-the-midterms/">https://the1a.org/segments/if-you-can-keep-it-what-the-democrats-recent-wins-mean-for-the-midterms/</a>.

“In order for Democrats to win, they need to show unequivocally that they are the Party of working people. That requires rejecting Corporate PAC money and electing candidates who have real world experience solving problems, and who are willing to show up in places career politicians won’t.”Listen to the full story at <a href="https://the1a.org/segments/if-you-can-keep-it-what-the-democrats-recent-wins-mean-for-the-midterms/">https://the1a.org/segments/if-you-can-keep-it-what-the-democrats-recent-wins-mean-for-the-midterms/</a>.

Don on 1A: Democrats Need to Show We Are the Party of Working People

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uhZuVH_VKY" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Check out Don's Interview here</a>!

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uhZuVH_VKY" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Check out Don's Interview here!</a>