Port Huron First · St. Clair County, Michigan
Lewandowski
for Mayor
A mayor who shows up — on Huron Avenue, in the Northend and Southside, at Pine Grove Park, and on every front porch in between. Built by the people who live here.
Alan Lewandowski
This campaign is about listening to residents, supporting local businesses, strengthening neighborhoods, and making thoughtful decisions that move Port Huron forward.
Our Port Huron
A city of neighbors, water, and hard work.
Port Huron sits where Lake Huron narrows into the St. Clair River — the Maritime Capital of the Great Lakes and Michigan's gateway to Canada. It's a city of freighter horns and Friday nights, lighthouse beaches and family-run storefronts, and roughly 28,000 people who look out for each other. This campaign starts with them.
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- 1857
- Incorporated as a city
- ~28k
- Neighbors who call it home
- Maritime Capital
- of the Great Lakes
- Gateway to Canada
- via the Blue Water Bridge
Meet Alan
A mayor who shows up.
Alan Lewandowski believes the best ideas for Port Huron come from the people who live here. He isn't running to talk at voters — he's running to listen, learn, and advocate from the neighborhoods up.
From downtown shops to local parks, from first responders to young families, Alan is focused on what actually makes life better in Port Huron.
"Port Huron is more than a city — it's home. I'm running to make sure it stays a place where families thrive, businesses grow, and future generations want to stay."
— Alan Lewandowski
What Gets Better
Putting Port Huron first.
Leadership Matters
Leadership isn't a title. It's a habit.
In Port Huron, the mayor is the presiding member of City Council, with one vote and the responsibility to help set the agenda. The mayor can't act alone — and shouldn't. Alan believes leadership is building consensus among council members, partnering with the city manager and city staff, and turning the good ideas residents share into real action.
"Leadership is showing up when it isn't convenient, telling people the truth, and doing what you said you'd do."— Alan Lewandowski
Labor & Working Families
Union built. Union backed.
Alan is a UAW member who has served twice as a union steward for his coworkers. He knows what it means to sit across the table and fight for people's wages, safety, and dignity — and he'll bring that same respect for working families to City Hall.
Port Huron works because its tradespeople, first responders, teachers, and plant workers show up every day. Alan is proud to ask for the support of the unions that represent them.
A record with labor
- Proud UAW member
- Elected UAW union steward — twice
- Elected by coworkers to lead their union
- A record of standing up for fair wages and safe workplaces
Union & Working Families
Endorsements that mean something.
Alan is honored to seek the support of Port Huron's local unions and working families. From skilled trades to first responders, educators, and public employees, he believes the people who keep this city running deserve a mayor who listens to them first.
Endorsements will be announced as they are confirmed by the campaign and each organization. If your union or labor organization would like to stand with this campaign, add your support below.
Working for Every Neighborhood
Every street, not just the busy ones.
Downtown, the Northend, the Southside, the riverfront, and the blocks in between — each part of Port Huron has its own needs, its own history, and its own people worth listening to. Tell us where you live and Alan will bring the conversation to your block.
#AlanListens
Question of the Week
"What's the one thing on your street that City Hall keeps missing?"
We want to hear from the community. Answer right here — it goes straight to the campaign inbox. No forms to chase, no runaround.
Out in the Community
Show up with us.
Find a walk, a coffee, or a cleanup near you — tap a map pin or filter by neighborhood, then RSVP so we know to look for you.
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This is your chance to hear directly from Alan about his vision and plans for Port Huron, ask questions and share what matters to you, meet neighbors and connect with members of the community, and learn how you can get involved and support the campaign. A complimentary pizza buffet will be served. Whether you already support Alan or simply want to learn more about the candidate, come join the conversation. Bring a friend, bring your questions, and make your voice heard.
Join Alan and the team to volunteer at Recovery Fest, hosted by Blue Water Recovery & Outreach Center at Pine Grove Park. We're taking the 8:00–11:00 AM shift to help with registration and information, set-up, and welcoming attendees. It's a great way to meet neighbors and show that Port Huron shows up for one another. RSVP below and we'll send details.
The St. Clair County Democratic Party invites labor to meet and listen to at least six candidates, including Alan. Hot dogs served; signs and literature available.
The Blue Water Area Chamber of Commerce hosts its 18th Annual State of Our Community luncheon, highlighting the people, partnerships, and progress shaping our region's future. Keynote speaker: St. Clair County Administrator and Controller Thomas Hull, with welcome and opening remarks from Port Huron City Manager James Freed. Community partners include Fort Gratiot, Marysville, Port Huron Township, SC4, RESA, the Economic Development Alliance, Legacy Paper, SCC Community Mental Health, and Blue Water Community Action. Alan plans to attend and listen.
Southeast Michigan Chamber of Commerce September Networking Luncheon, including the introduction of Chamber endorsed candidates. Networking 10:00-11:30 AM, lunch and program 11:30 AM-1:00 PM. Large on-site parking available. RSVP is required to attend; new guests welcome.
Hear all three mayoral candidates — Anita Ashford, Alan Lewandowski, and Timothy McCulloch — answer questions from residents. Hosted by Hope Rising.
Endorsed By
Standing with Alan.
Business groups, working families, and neighbors across Port Huron are backing a mayor who shows up, listens first, and builds consensus on Council.
St. Clair County Chamber of CommerceA division of the Southeast Michigan Chamber
Southeast Michigan Chamber of CommerceRegional business advocacy organization
#BuildingOurCommunity
Community photo stories.
Port Huron told by the people who live here. Residents send a photo and a few words about their street, their park, or their shop — the campaign reviews every submission before it's published.
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