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Meet Julie
Julie Leonardi is a lifelong Macomb County resident, working mom, homeowner in Roseville, and dedicated school bus driver who has spent nearly 20 years serving local families while raising her own. Many students know her simply as “Miss Julie,” a familiar and trusted presence in their daily lives. Through years of hard work and service, she has built strong ties throughout the community. Raised her family in a Fraser co-op community and later purchasing a home in Roseville, Julie understands firsthand the perseverance and responsibility it takes to create a stable life for a family. She has also been deeply involved in the special needs community for the past 15 years and has strong ties to the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Her life has been shaped by family, hard work, and a deep commitment to the Macomb County community she has always called home.
Julie Leonardi believes every family deserves to feel safe in their home, on their street, and in their community. Safe neighborhoods start with supporting law enforcement, backing first responders, and making sure local communities have the tools they need to protect families. Public safety is not a partisan issue — it is a basic responsibility.
Julie BACKS THE BLUE!
Safe Neighborhoods
Julie Leonardi believes leadership should stay focused on the issues that affect families every day. Her priorities reflect the concerns of working people across this community: safety, education, infrastructure, dependable services, and a better future for families.
Community Priorities
As a longtime school bus driver and mom, Julie understands how important strong schools are to the future of every child and every community. Families want classrooms that are safe, focused, and built around helping students succeed. Strong schools mean supporting students & teachers, respecting parents, and making sure children are prepared for whatever path they choose in life.
Strong Schools
People in Macomb County are tired of dodging potholes and dealing with roads that damage cars and waste time. Julie believes local families deserve better roads, safer infrastructure, and real accountability for how tax dollars are spent. Fixing the roads should be about practical results, not empty promises.
Fix the Roads Already!
Local Jobs & Opportunities
Strong communities are built when people have the freedom and opportunity to work, raise families, and plan for the future with confidence. Julie believes Michigan should examine its tax structure carefully, limit unnecessary government intrusion, and focus on policies that allow workers, families, and small businesses to keep more money in their pockets and continue to grow and thrive.
Julie believes state government should focus less on politics and more on the real issues people deal with every day. Her state priorities are simple: protect opportunity, respect working families, and make government more accountable to the people it serves.
State Priorities
Julie understands the pressures families face because she lives them too. Rising costs, busy schedules, and the challenge of balancing work and home life are real, and she believes leadership should stay connected to the everyday concerns of hardworking people.
Support working families
Government Accountability
Julie believes people are tired of flashy politics, empty talk, and leaders who seem more focused on attention than results. She believes public service should be honest, responsible, and centered on listening, showing up, and doing the job the right way. The State Departments work for YOU!
Rooted in Michigan’s 13th House District
Proud to call Macomb County home
Michigan’s 13th House District includes parts of Warren, Roseville, St. Clair Shores in Macomb County under the current district map approved in 2024.
For Julie, this district is more than lines on a map. It is home. She has lived in Macomb County her whole life, raised her family here, and spent years working here serving local families. Her connection to this area is personal, built through everyday life, hard work, and a deep understanding of the people and neighborhoods that make this community strong.
Julie knows this district because she has lived the same rhythms as the families who call it home. She understands the neighborhoods, the schools, the roads, and the everyday concerns of working households across Roseville, St. Clair Shores, and Warren. This is the community where she built her life, raised her children, and put down roots.
Michigan House District 13
See the communities that make up the 13th House District.
District 13 includes parts of Roseville, St. Clair Shores, and Warren in Macomb County.
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