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Katrina Manetta announced five new endorsements from labor and grassroots organizations, including four groups representing Michigan’s skilled trades.

Katrina Manetta announced endorsements from Leaders We Deserve and CWA District 4, adding support from a national next-generation leadership group and organized labor.

Katrina Manetta announced eight new endorsements from labor unions, advocacy organizations and Democratic groups supporting her campaign for Michigan’s 58th House District.

Former state Rep. Nate Shannon has endorsed Katrina Manetta for Michigan’s 58th House District. Shannon, who represented the district for six years, praised Manetta’s community focus, energy and commitment to working families.

Katrina Manetta announced endorsements from SEIU Michigan, Rank MI Vote PAC, and the Warren Sterling Heights Area Democratic Club. The support adds labor, democracy advocates, and local grassroots Democrats to her growing coalition in Michigan’s 58th House District.

Young Democrats of Michigan has endorsed Katrina Manetta for Michigan's 58th State House district, adding to the growing coalition supporting her campaign for new leadership in Lansing.

Katrina Manetta’s campaign has surpassed $100,000 in fundraising without accepting corporate PAC money. The milestone highlights growing support for her working-class, outsider campaign in Michigan’s 58th House District.

Katrina Manetta has earned endorsements from the Michigan Nurses Association and Rising Voices. The endorsements add support from frontline health care workers and Asian American organizers advancing immigrant justice, civic participation, and representation.

Katrina Manetta out-raised incumbent Rep. Ron Robinson in her first campaign filing, powered by broad local support and $0 in corporate PAC money. Her grassroots donor base is roughly five times larger than Robinson’s.

Katrina Manetta announced endorsements from six organizations representing organized labor, healthcare advocates, environmental leaders, rural communities, and student Democrats, further expanding the broad coalition supporting her campaign.