Common-sense conservatism. Proven results.
"My years of service as your County Commissioner has prepared me to deliver results in Lansing from Day One. We need leadership that respects the taxpayer and protects our community values."
— Sylvia Grot, Candidate for State RepresentativeSylvia Grot is not a politician — she is a neighbor who understands the daily challenges of District 59 families. For 24 years, Sylvia and her husband Stanley have called this community home, raising their four children in the schools, churches, and neighborhoods of Shelby Township.
From volunteering at local elementary schools to overseeing a $1 billion county budget, Sylvia has always put community first. Her journey from parent volunteer to county commissioner reflects a lifetime of genuine service — not political ambition.
"Elected officials are not owners of public funds; we are the temporary caretakers of taxpayer money, and we have a moral obligation to allocate it with the same caution you use at your own kitchen table."
— Sylvia Grot
First elected in 2022 and re-elected in 2024, Sylvia has already proven that results matter more than rhetoric. Her 3½ years of executive experience overseeing complex budgets, regional infrastructure, and intergovernmental policy make her uniquely prepared to hit the ground running in Lansing — on Day One.
Sylvia's governing philosophy is simple: government should not spend money it does not have. Her track record backs it up — delivering real results for real taxpayers.
A firm, unwavering commitment to protecting family budgets from government overreach and wasteful bureaucratic initiatives. Your paycheck belongs to you.
Selected by fellow commissioners to serve as one of three board officers — a testament to the trust and respect Sylvia has earned from peers across the aisle.
Three consecutive years overseeing Macomb County's $1 billion annual budget with discipline, transparency, and a relentless focus on long-term fiscal health.
Voted against salary increases for elected officials and frivolous office remodeling. When government wastes money, Sylvia says no — every time.
Leading the charge to streamline government regulations that hinder local business growth and job creation — getting government out of the way of the private sector.
Maintained strong fund balances and ensured long-term liabilities are covered. Sound financial stewardship that protects residents from unexpected fiscal crises.
Government exists to serve the people — not to grow itself. Sylvia will champion fiscal discipline in Lansing, just as she has in Macomb County.
District 59's prosperity depends on a strong, diversified economy. Sylvia will be a champion for job creators across every sector.
Keeping our communities safe is non-negotiable. Sylvia stands firmly behind the men and women who protect District 59 every day.
Our seniors and veterans have earned every benefit they receive. Sylvia will be their unwavering voice in Lansing.
From neighborhood roads to regional trails, Sylvia has a proven record of delivering the infrastructure improvements our community deserves.
Sylvia's faith, family, and roots in District 59 guide every decision she makes. Her values are District 59's values.
A major corridor improvement project that will reduce congestion and improve safety for the thousands of District 59 residents who travel Schoenherr Road daily.
Full resurfacing of Hayes Road to extend pavement life, improve ride quality, and reduce long-term maintenance costs for Macomb County taxpayers.
Continued maintenance, resurfacing, and repair of vital township and county roads throughout District 59 — keeping every neighborhood connected.
As Chair of the Macomb Orchard Trail Commission, Sylvia oversees one of Southeast Michigan's premier outdoor recreation assets, connecting communities across Macomb County.
Achieving the highest possible Moody's credit rating enables the county to fund essential infrastructure at significantly lower borrowing costs — saving taxpayers hundreds of thousands in interest.
As Macomb County's delegate to the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments, Sylvia ensures District 59's infrastructure priorities are represented at the regional level.
Government should not spend money that it does not have. Elected officials are not owners of public funds — we are the temporary caretakers of taxpayer money.— Sylvia Grot, County Commissioner & Candidate for State Representative
Sylvia Grot's commitment to District 59 is not a campaign promise — it is a 24-year way of life. Long before she ever ran for office, Sylvia was showing up: volunteering at local schools, serving her parish, and investing in the organizations that make Shelby Township a great place to raise a family.
That's the difference between Sylvia and a typical politician. She doesn't just represent the community — she lives in it, worships in it, and has built her life here alongside you.
Member and active parishioner — faith guides every decision Sylvia makes in public service.
Active member dedicated to service, youth development, and community improvement.
Member and volunteer working to keep District 59 neighborhoods clean, safe, and welcoming.
Former volunteer at local elementary, junior high, and high schools — invested in the next generation long before it was politically convenient.
Michigan's future depends on leaders who have already proven they deliver. Help Sylvia bring common-sense conservatism to the State Capitol.
Canvass neighborhoods across District 59 and bring Sylvia's message directly to voters at their doors.
Make calls from home or headquarters to identify supporters and turn out the vote across Shelby & Macomb Township.
Host a sign location, attend campaign events, or help organize community gatherings throughout the district.
Your contribution puts common-sense conservatism back in Lansing. Every dollar moves the needle.