Doug Lloyd

I’ve always told my attorneys that you learn more from a loss than you do from a win, but no matter what happens, you keep your head up and keep working. I’ve made too many friends and had too many people put their faith in me to just sit at home and quit fighting for Michigan and the Michigan Republican Party. With that, I’m keeping my head up. Tonight, I attended the Eaton County convention to elect our new executive committee members. Our work for 2028 starts now.

Congratulations to Eli Savit on a hard-fought victory. My team and I left everything on the field. Thank you all so much for your help and support throughout this campaign. For me, my focus remains the same: serving and protecting the people of Michigan and the citizens of Eaton County.

Thank you all so much for everything. To all the friends I’ve made, to those who have supported my campaign financially, donated their time and energy, and been there for my family and me: Thank you. Your support has meant the world to me. No matter what the voters decide today, I will be forever grateful to the members of the Michigan Republican Party, its delegates, and my friends and family.

It’s Election Day! I’ve done my part, and now I need you to do yours! Thank you to everyone who has already voted. If you haven’t yet, get out and vote!

Michigan, it’s been quite a ride! We just wrapped up our final rally of the election cycle in Oakland County. After more than 15 months of campaigning, over 80,000 miles on the road, and countless visits to all 83 counties, I can truly say you’ve made this an unforgettable experience. Thank you all for everything! Now let’s get out, vote, and take our state back!

We visited Lake Orion for our fourth stop of the day. Thank you, North Oakland, for showing up strong! Four stops and three media appearances in the books so far, and we’re not done yet! I made a promise after the March convention that I would do everything in my power to help myself and our entire ticket win, and we’re working as hard as we can to make that happen!

What we saw on video from the University of Michigan yesterday was disgusting. Tomorrow, Michiganders have the chance to stand up for law and order and reject the dangerous soft-on-crime policies of my opponent.

What we saw in Ann Arbor over the weekend was unacceptable. Sadly, this has become the norm under Eli Savit’s watch. Eli Savit refused to prosecute individuals accused of harassing and attacking members of the University of Michigan’s Jewish community. Those individuals are now being prosecuted by the Department of Justice. Eli Savit has made it clear that he will not hold radical activists accountable for targeting those who disagree with them. Michigan cannot afford to elect him as Attorney General.

Just wrapped up our third stop of the day in Livingston County! So grateful to everyone who came out to see John James, Jay DeBoyer, and me! And a huge thank you to Deb Drick for making her famous bunny seasoning football dip! By far my favorite snack from the campaign trail!

Stop #2 is in the books! Great to see our friends from DeWitt and the Lansing area! Thank you to everyone for the words of encouragement and for praying over @JohnJamesMI and me. Your support helps us keep pushing forward!

We’re joining John James and taking our campaigns across the state one last time today, speaking with Michiganders before the polls open tomorrow! Our first stop was at Murphy’s family restaurant in Allendale, where we had the opportunity to speak with supporters and other diners enjoying this great local business!

When law enforcement and businesses have a partner in the Attorney General’s Office, our communities can thrive. There’s a reason I’m endorsed by over 60 prosecutors, nearly three dozen sheriffs, every major police union, and our state’s largest business groups. They know I’ll keep Michigan safe, enforce regulations fairly and consistently, and always fight to make Michigan a state that we can be proud of.

It was an honor to join so many leaders from across Metro Detroit and the state of Michigan at the Yeshiva Night of Unity Dinner, in support of the Yeshiva Beth Yehudah schools. With the rise in antisemitism, including today’s attack on the University of Michigan campus, the people of Michigan deserve an Attorney General who takes these issues seriously and fights to protect all citizens and communities across our state.

This election has been about building coalitions across Michigan, bringing together law enforcement, farmers, immigrant communities, and people from all walks of life. We were blessed to be joined by representatives from Michigan’s Chaldean, Albanian, Romanian, Lebanese, and several other communities. They understand what’s at stake. Like my mother- and father-in-law, who left Italy after WWII, many have experienced the hardships of war and oppression under radical governments. They know the importance of protecting the freedoms we enjoy here in Michigan, and that’s why they’re showing up to support Anthony Forlini, Michael Bouchard, Mike Rogers, and me.

I’m running for Attorney General because the people of Michigan deserve a career prosecutor, not a political activist, as our state’s chief legal officer. I will restore fair law, bring back accountability, and do everything in my power to serve and protect every citizen of Michigan.

Huge thanks to Nicolai and Charity Cup Ministries for inviting me to speak at this year’s Detroit Charity Cup! Charity Cup Ministries is a wonderful organization that hosts large fútbol tournaments to support charities around the world! Having the opportunity to meet so many great people, connect with Michigan’s diverse communities, and share our message with more voters has been an incredible experience. It was especially impactful to meet so many members of Michigan’s Romanian community. Many have seen firsthand the effects of communism and far-left policies on their homeland. They expressed concerns about seeing similar policies promoted by politicians like my opponent here in Michigan and across the United States. They’re going to get out, do their part and vote to make sure politicians like that aren’t elected. We all need to do our part as well.

This election runs through Macomb County, and they’re fired up and ready to elect Michael Bouchard and our entire statewide slate!

Kicking off the day with a great group of volunteers getting ready to knock on doors in Livingston County! With only 3 days left until Election Day, our supporters are still out knocking on doors, calling friends, and reminding people how important it is to vote for candidates like Mike Rogers, Tom Barrett, Brian Ignatowski, Jason Woolford, Ann Bollin, and myself.

Randy and his wife bought their dream property to have something for their kids and grandkids to enjoy. They have spent a decade and a half building their dream home, making trails across the property, and creating something their family can enjoy for generations to come. Now, Canadian-owned ITC Holdings is attempting to use eminent domain to run 150-foot-tall transmission towers through their land. Over 70,000 Michigan property owners received notice of this project. Randy and other homeowners deserve an Attorney General who will listen to their concerns, stand up to powerful corporations, and fight to protect their property rights. That’s exactly what I’ll do as Attorney General.