The Michigan Democratic Party Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Allies Caucus is proud to announce the addition of Debbie Dingell to the caucus' executive board. "In my many years as a Michigan activist, in the long fight for LGBT civil rights, I have rarely found an ally so compassionate for our issues as Debbie Dingell," said caucus Chair Phil Volk. Dingell currently serves on the Wayne State University Board of Governors and is married to Congressman John Dingell, D-MI.
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