“It’s critical that we send a Democrat to Congress who will not accept Corporate or Utility PAC money, who will fight to ban Congressional stock trading, and who has experience actually getting things done in industry and the federal government,” the Former Federal Workers for Don said in a joint statement.

...Without A Dime from Corporate PACs.

Ufford Does Not Accept Corporate or Utility PAC Money 

Don Ufford: "If we want to change Washington, we have to change the types of people we send there."

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."

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Oakland County, Michigan —  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. 

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.

"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. I'm now running for congress where I raised my family in Michigan's 11th Congressional District to stand up for working people."

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.

Don Ufford’s congressional campaign announced that it led all candidates in Michigan’s 11th Congressional District in third-quarter fundraising, underscoring the growing enthusiasm and organizational strength behind his bid for Congress.

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.

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.

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.

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

Retired Ford Motor Co. engineer Don Ufford, who served as the iconic company's director of global vehicle engineering, is taking a shot at political office, running as a Democrat for a U.S. House seat based in Oakland County.

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.

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