Padma Kuppa

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Padma Kuppa is a state representative from Michigan's 41st district.

Padma Kuppa
Michigan House of Representatives, 41st district
From: January 9, 2019 - present
Predecessor Martin Howrylak
Successor Incumbent (no successor)
Information
Party Democrat

Before entering politics

Prior to holding any political office, Kuppa was an engineer for Chrysler and was active in community work.[1]

Michigan House of Representatives

Endorsements

Kuppa was endorsed by the Detroit Free Press in 2018[2] as well as progressive organizations such as Planned Parenthood.[Citation Needed]

General election

Kuppa ran for office in 2018 to the Michigan House of Representatives, and defeated Republican candidate Doug Tietz by less than 3 percent of the vote.[3]

Tenure

While Kuppa's 2018 campaign focused on fixing general problems within Michigan,[Citation Needed] her voting record on some issues may have been more liberal than many anticipated once in office.[4] In one instance, Kuppa voted with her party line against prohibiting dilation and evacuation abortions.[5] She also voted against a bipartisan measure to amend punishments for those that commit concealed carry violations.[6]

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