Joe Tate

@tateformichigan.com

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Candidate for U.S. Senate. Michigan State Rep. Former MSU Football — Go Green. Marine Corps Vet. Detroit has my R-E-S-P-E-C-T.

Michigan State Representative Joe Tate presenting a proclamation to Bob Kendrick of the Negro League Baseball Museum during the MSU Leadership Slavery to Freedom Lecture Series.
A graphic featuring the Detroit skyline and text reading, “Detroiters: Rx Kids is coming to our community! Applications go live on February 9 at 9 A.M.” A blue text blurb at the bottom reads, “More Info: RxKids.org/communities/detroit/.”
Brown Graphic Alt Text: A graphic with text reading, "If you need a warming center, you can call CAM at 313-305-0311, M-F 8 AM-6 PM, or visit one of the access points below: NOAH Project, 23 E. Adams​, 48226 2nd Floor M-Th 9:30 AM-2 PM; Cass Community Social Services, 11850 Woodrow Wilson St.​ 48206 M-F 10 AM-6 PM; Detroit VA​ *For veterans only 4646 John R​ 48201; and Blue Towner 7th Floor Room A7175 M-Th 8 AM-4:30 PM. Please note that available shelter beds are limited and change daily."
A quote graphic for Michigan State Representative Joe Tate. His quote reads, "With affordability challenges impacting so many Michiganders, good jobs remain one of our strongest tools to ease that burden."
A graphic for Michigan State Representative Jot Tate’s Coffee Hour. Join him from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. on Monday, December 8 at McDonald’s, 8825 E. Jefferson Ave. in Detroit.
A graphic for Michigan State Representative Joe Tate on the food resources in the community. I list of resources include Forgotten Harvest a major food rescue organization in metro Detroit that collects surplus food and provides it to emergency food providers. They also offer food directly to the community through their Community Choice Market in Oak Park, which operates like a grocery store where people can choose their own no-cost groceries. Phone: +1 248-967-1500 Website: forgottenharvest.org; Gleaners Community Food Bank of Southeastern Michigan: This organization provides millions of meals annually to people in need across southeastern Michigan. You can find their mobile food distribution schedule on their website. Phone: +1 866-453-2637 Website: gcfb.org; Focus: HOPE: This organization provides food and assistance, particularly for seniors and families with children. Their food distributions have been expanding to help families in and around Detroit. Phone: +1 313-494-4600 Website: focushope.edu; Capuchin Services Center: The center offers a "shoppers' choice" food pantry, allowing clients to select food like they would in a grocery store. They also provide clothing assistance and hot meals. Phone: +1 313-925-1370 Website: cskdetroit.org; and Cass Community Social Services: This organization provides free, nutritious meals with no eligibility requirements. Contact them for mealtimes and availability. Phone: +1 313-883-2277
An election day graphic with text ready, “What’s your plan to vote? See you at the polls!”
A graphic with text centered over a dark green background that reads, “Disabled Women’s Equal Pay Day 2025 October 23” in white and pale green letters. Below is a single dollar bill torn in half, representing how disabled women are paid just over half of what nondisabled men are paid per year.
9/11: A graphic showing the New York skyline in dark blue and two red beams of light rising upwards to represent the Twin Towers, with faint silhouettes of saluting service members. Text below reads, “9/11 We will never forget.”
A graphic for Women’s Equality Day with large bold text reading, “Women’s rights = human rights.”