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Cindy Gamrat wants to run for her old seat in the Michigan House

Sep 17, 2015 | 3:53 PM

Gamrat Testify

She’s back again. Cindy Gamrat, who was expelled from the Michigan House of Representatives last week has filed to run in the special election for the states 80th congressional district-her old seat. The Tea Party Republican from Plainwell was expelled from the house after an affair and a cover up with fellow member Todd Courser who ended up resigning his house seat. He has indicated he has not ruled out running for the seat he resigned from. Gamrat will be one of five candidates running for the seat.

 

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