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Huron Valley needs a fresh start.

Kyle Lloyd of Milford is the only candidate in this race who isn’t already on the board. He’s running to promote excellence and bring back transparency. On Tuesday, Nov. 3, flip your ballot over and vote:

Commit to VoteSee Your Ballot

One race. One name. Don’t skip it.

Straight-ticket voting covers the front of your ballot only. The Huron Valley School Board race is on the back, and school board races are often decided by a few hundred votes.

6-year term: vote for only Kyle B. Lloyd. You may choose up to 2, but every extra name you mark is a vote for someone else and can cost Kyle B. Lloyd the seat.

Sample for illustration. Names follow the county clerk’s candidate list; the order on your ballot may differ.1

Huron Valley Schools
Board Member

6-year term · Vote for not more than 2

  • Kyle B. LloydOCRP endorsed
  • Denise PistanaMEA-backed
  • Thomas WisemanMEA-backed

Meet our candidate

The only newcomer on the Huron Valley ballot, running for excellence and transparency.

Kyle Lloyd

6-year term
Milford resident · The only newcomer on the ballot

I’m Kyle Lloyd, and I’m running for the Huron Valley School Board because I believe our students, families, and community deserve the best, and they deserve a board that leads with excellence and transparency.13

“Promote excellence and bring back transparency.”
  • Student success: high-quality teaching, strong programs and the resources students need
  • Fiscal responsibility: smart decisions with taxpayer dollars
  • Transparency and accountability: a board that listens to the community

Promote excellence. Bring back transparency.

Kyle’s five priorities for Huron Valley schools.13

Student success

Support high-quality teaching, strong programs, and the resources our students need to thrive.

    Safe & supportive schools

    Ensure every student feels safe, valued, and empowered to reach their full potential.

      Fiscal responsibility

      Make smart decisions with taxpayer dollars and prioritize long-term sustainability.

        Transparency & accountability

        Open communication, clear processes, and a board that listens to our community.

          Stronger community partnerships

          Work together with families, staff, and local partners to build a stronger Huron Valley.

            The union’s incumbents

            The MEA, the statewide teachers union, recommended both incumbents, Denise Pistana and Thomas Wiseman.3

            Kyle is up against the massive MEA teacher union machine. This is a machine that is supporting radical candidates like proud socialist felon William Lawrence and terrorist sympathizer Abdul El-Sayed. When you vote for Kyle, you are taking a stand and saying that radical unions should not be using our children as pawns for their political agenda. Instead, we should have someone who is actually looking out for the needs of our students.

            Kyle LloydPistana & Wiseman
            Recommended byOakland County Republican PartyMichigan Education Association (teachers union)2,3
            On the boardNewcomerPistana since 2016 (Secretary); Wiseman is Treasurer7,4
            2026 countywide tax resolutionNot on the boardBoth voted yes (2/9/26)4

            They voted to put a new tax on your ballot

            On Feb. 9, 2026, Treasurer Wiseman moved, and Secretary Pistana voted for, a resolution asking Oakland Schools to put a 1.5-mill, six-year countywide enhancement millage on the Aug. 4 ballot, which would have raised about $5.5 million a year for Huron Valley Schools. It passed 4-3; Trustees Ryan, Grzymkowski and Dimick voted no. Oakland County voters rejected the tax, 51.01% to 48.99%.4,6,5

            The teachers union’s picks

            The Michigan Education Association recommended Denise Pistana and Thomas Wiseman for the Huron Valley School Board in 2026.3

            Commit to vote for Huron Valley’s kids

            Voters who make a plan are far more likely to follow through. Check off each step, then take the pledge below.

            1. Flip your ballot over

              School board is on the back of your ballot, in the nonpartisan section. Straight-ticket voting does not cover it. Vote Kyle Lloyd, then see the rest of your endorsed slate.

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            2. Find your polling location

              Confirm your registration and find your polling place, early voting site or absentee ballot status with the Michigan Secretary of State.

              Go to Michigan.gov/Vote ↗

            3. Plan when you’ll vote

              Pick your time on Election Day, the day you’ll vote early, or when you’ll return your absentee ballot. Then lock it in below.

              Make my plan ↓

            Dates to know

            • Sat, Oct. 24Early in-person voting begins (runs through Sun., Nov. 1)
            • Fri, Oct. 30Last day for your clerk to receive an absentee request online or by mail
            • Mon, Nov. 2Last day to request an absentee ballot in person at your clerk’s office
            • Tue, Nov. 3Election Day. Polls open 7 a.m.–8 p.m. Absentee ballots must be in your clerk’s hands by 8 p.m.

            Early voting sites and hours, and absentee drop box locations, are set by your city or township clerk. Check yours at Michigan.gov/Vote ↗.

            Take the pledge

            Lock in your plan and let Kyle know Huron Valley can count on you.

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            • Get a printable plan and a calendar reminder
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            Sources

            1. 1. Oakland County Clerk, “Official Candidate List, November 3, 2026 General Election,” updated 10/16/26 3:09 PM (https://cdn.oaklandcountymi.gov/oakland-sitefinity-prod/docs/default-source/clerk/official-candidate-list536f312c-ac6b-42bd-9b44-622cdbe3db0c.pdf)
            2. 2. Oakland County Republican Party, OaklandGOPSlate.org (candidate slate), accessed 10/16/26, https://oaklandgopslate.org/
            3. 3. Michigan Education Association, “MEA announces full list of candidate recommendations for Election 2026,” 9/23/26, updated as of 10/16/26 4 p.m., https://mea.org/mea-announces-full-list-of-candidate-recommendations-for-election-2026/
            4. 4. Huron Valley Schools Board of Education, Regular Meeting Minutes, 2/9/26 (Oakland County Enhancement Millage resolution), https://files-backend.assets.thrillshare.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/2407/Hvs/d2bf086e-17d6-4993-a57e-497dd20f64fc/February-9,-2026-Regular-Board-Meeting-Minutes.pdf
            5. 5. Clarkston News, “Primary Election results” (Aug. 4, 2026 election; Oakland ISD Regional Enhancement Millage: Yes 163,120 / 48.99%, No 169,823 / 51.01%), https://clarkstonnews.com/articles/news/primary-election-results-aug-4-2026/
            6. 6. Clarkston Community Schools, “Oakland County Enhancement Millage” (1.5 mills, 6 years, Aug. 4, 2026 ballot; about $300/year on a $200,000 taxable value), accessed 10/16/26, https://www.clarkston.k12.mi.us/community/oakland-county-enhancement-millage
            7. 7. Branch.vote, “Denise Pistana platform & website” (Huron Valley Schools), accessed 10/16/26, https://www.branch.vote/races/2026-michigan-general-election-mi-state-board-of-education-member-mi-state-school-huron-valley/candidates/denise-pistana
            8. 8. Branch.vote, “Thomas Wiseman platform & website” (Huron Valley Schools), accessed 10/16/26, https://www.branch.vote/races/2026-michigan-general-election-mi-state-board-of-education-member-mi-state-school-huron-valley/candidates/thomas-wiseman
            9. 9. Huron Valley Schools, “Tom Wiseman, Treasurer” (board bio), accessed 10/16/26, https://www.hvs.org/page/tom-wiseman
            10. 10. League of Women Voters, 2020 General Election Voter Guide, Huron Valley School District (two candidates, Denise Pistana and Thomas Wiseman, for two 6-year terms), https://my.lwv.org/sites/default/files/leagues/wysiwyg/%5Bcurrent-user%3Aog-user-node%3A1%3Atitle%5D/vg2020generalschoolhuronvalley.pdf
            11. 11. Branch.vote, “Kyle B. Lloyd platform & website” (Huron Valley Schools), accessed 10/16/26, https://www.branch.vote/races/2026-michigan-general-election-mi-state-board-of-education-member-mi-state-school-huron-valley/candidates/kyle-b-lloyd
            12. 12. ClickOnDetroit, “‘Our children are worth it’: Teachers disappointed as Oakland County millage fails,” 8/5/26, https://www.clickondetroit.com/news/local/2026/08/05/our-children-are-worth-it-teachers-disappointed-as-oakland-county-millage-fails/
            13. 13. Kyle Lloyd for Huron Valley School Board, campaign literature (provided to OCRP, Oct. 16, 2026).