Dearborn Heights election: Four local races to shape the city's political future
The city of Dearborn Heights will see four distinct local races in the November 4 elections, led by the mayoral race between City Council President Mo Baydoun and Councilwoman Denise Malinowski-Maxwell.
Five additional candidates will compete in a tight race for four open seats on the seven-member City Council.
There will also be a Treasurer’s race between incumbent Lisa Hicks Clayton and Arab American candidate Mahdi Baydoun. The fourth and final contest involves City Clerk Lynne M. Senia, who is running unopposed, ensuring she will retain her position for another four-year term.
Dearborn Heights, a city of roughly 62,000 residents, is preparing to elect a new administration to succeed Mayor Bill Bazzi, who chose not to seek re-election after being appointed by President Trump as U.S. ambassador to Tunisia — a nomination the U.S. Senate confirmed on Tuesday.
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