Marquette

Sally Davis is running for re-election as Marquette city commissioner. Davis has been a resident of Marquette since 1981 and holds a bachelor's degree in education from Western University and a master's in educational leadership from Northern Michigan University. She has 35 years of healthcare industry experience and retired from Marquette General Health System as a grant writer in 2008.

Her service on nonprofit boards and committees has been at the local, regional and national levels including Rotary, the YMCA, MAPS Education Foundation, U.P. Rowing, the Children’s Museum, the Women’s Center, and the Center for Telehealth and e-Health Law based in Washington D.C. Her advocacy for national telehealth reimbursement led to testifying before a U.S. House subcommittee.

Michael Larson is running for re-election as Marquette city commissioner. Larson was appointed to the City Commission in January 2023. His experience includes nearly six years on the Marquette City Planning commission and two years as a member of the Board of Zoning Appeals.

Michael has a decade of experience in the clean energy and sustainability industry and currently serves as the assistant director of Michigan Energy Options. Additionally, he serves on the Board of Directors for Michigan Saves, the nation’s first nonprofit green bank, and is a member of the Sault Ste Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians. Michael earned a Master of Public Administration from Northern Michigan University in 2009.

Matthew Luttenberger is running for Marquette city commissioner against Sally Davis and Michael Larson. We were unable to find information on Luttenberger.