Republican Gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon yesterday hosted a packed house at her third Ask Me Anything town hall event, which drew hundreds of Michiganders in Flat Rock. Dixon was joined by former Whiter House Press Secretary Hogan Gidley for the afternoon, and they both delivered remarks and fielded questions from the fired up audience.
This is Dixon's third open to the public and press town hall event, where she takes questions directly from audience members on a range of topics. Accessibility has been a trademark feature of her campaign as she works to ensure Michiganders know exactly where she stands across the issues. Dixon will continue to host these fully open events through election day, which stand in stark contrast to Gretchen Whitmer's invite-only private events.
Earlier in the day, Dixon attended a candidate forum hosted by the Detroit Economic Club. During the event, she outlined how a Dixon-Hernandez administration would improve the lives and livelihoods of Michiganders over the next four years. Specifically, she focused on her plans to improve the overall business environment for job creators, combat rising inflation and consumer prices, responsibly reduce the income tax, and make our communities safer for families. Following her remarks, Dixon then took questions from the media - the only candidate to do so.
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