Michigan's 5th congressional district, Congressional district in Lower Peninsula, United States.
Michigan's 5th congressional district covers seven counties in the Lower Peninsula: Branch, Cass, Hillsdale, Jackson, Lenawee, Monroe, and St. Joseph. The area spans a mix of rural communities and smaller urban centers.
The district was established in 1873, initially centered in Grand Rapids where Gerald Ford represented it before his presidency. Redistricting in 1993 shifted the boundaries significantly to include different eastern counties.
The district population includes diverse communities across urban and rural areas, with a demographic mix of White, Hispanic, Black, and Asian residents.
The current representative Tim Walberg maintains offices in different parts of the district where residents can seek assistance with federal matters. Information about office locations and hours is available online.
The district underwent substantial boundary changes in 1993, shifting from Grand Rapids to incorporate Bay City, Saginaw, and the Thumb region.
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