18 Facts About Mike Mueller

Michael Charles Mueller was born on September 30,1974 and is a Republican member of the Michigan House of Representatives.

Mike Mueller was born on September 30,1974, in Linden, Michigan.

Mike Mueller served in the United States Navy from 1993 to 1997.

In 1999, Mike Mueller earned a BS in criminology from Eastern Michigan University.

Mike Mueller was employed as sheriff deputy in Livingston County and Washtenaw County, beginning in 2000.

Mike Mueller entered politics in 2018, when he began his campaign for Michigan state representative in the 51st district, to fill the seat of the term limited State Representative Joseph Graves.

Mike Mueller campaigned on auto insurance reform and reducing taxes for retirees.

Mike Mueller faced a four way challenge in the Republican primary.

Mike Mueller claimed his campaign was not involved with the Michigan Freedom Network's website.

Mike Mueller testified in June 2019 that the driver, Alfred Smith, then attempted to flee, with Mike Mueller eventually catching up to Smith and getting into a scuffle with him.

Mike Mueller serve as vice chair of the Committee on Military, Veterans' Affairs and Homeland Security.

Later in his first term, in March 2020, Mike Mueller introduced bill which sought to ban excessively increasing the price of temporary accommodations in during emergencies, with Democratic State Senator Jeremy Moss proposing a Senate counterpart bill.

Mike Mueller serves as the Chair of the Committee on Government Operations and the Majority Vice-chair of the Committee on Judiciary.

In March 2021, Mike Mueller collaborated with Democratic State Representative Mari Manoogian and Republican State Representative Joe Bellino to introduce a set of three bills banning hand-based cellphone usage while driving.

In December 2021, the state house passed a spending bill of $368.5 million for public safety and police funding, an increase from the $80 million dollar plan proposed earlier in May A sponsor of the bill, Mike Mueller cited the 2021 Oxford High School shooting as a reason for increased funding.

Mike Mueller was named one of the 2021 "Legislators of the Year" by the Police Officers Association of Michigan for securing funding for the police, and received similar awards from the Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police.

In May 2022, Mike Mueller proposed a bill, which would allow $10 million dollars to be a located to creating critical incident mapping, with the use of satellite imagery, of every private and public school in Michigan for first responders, including police and medical staff, to use during emergencies.

In November 2022, Mike Mueller defeated Stacy Taylor of Holly Township.