Who is Debbie Dingell?

Debbie Dingell is a politician who is serving as Michigan’s 12th congressional district since 2015. She has been the wife of John Dingell who expired in 2019. His husband John Dingell was the predecessor in the seat and was having the record of the longest-serving member of Congress in US history.

Debbie Dingell has also worked as a consultant for the American Automobile Policy Council. She was appointed as a super delegate for the democratic national convention 2012.

Debbie Dingell- Birth, Parents, Siblings & Education

Debbie Dingell was born on 23rd November 1953 in Detroit, Michigan. Her father’s name is David Insley while her mother’s name is Mary Grace.

Debbie enrolled at Grosse Point Academy for basic school education and she graduated in 1975. She has completed her education at Georgetown University.

Dingell has earned a luxurious life and is yet a moderate personality. Though she never disclosed any information regarding her net worth, her estimated net worth (as of 2018) is around $8 million.

Facts of Debbie Dingell

Debbie Dingell- Relationship, Married Life, Boyfriend/ Girlfriend

Debbie married a representative named John Dingell. He was 27 years senior to her and they both got married in 1981. She was the second wife of John Dingell.

She was brought up as a Republican but later she became Democratic after marrying Dingell. Their marriage lasted for 38 years until the death of John Dingell on 7th February 2019 at the age of 92.

Debbie Dingell- Body Measurement- Height, Weight, Hair Colour

Debbie Dingell- Professional Career

She started her political career in 2000 when she became a member of the Democratic National Committee and chaired herself as the vice president of AI Gore’s campaign in Michigan. In 2004, she helped John Kerry for securing the Democratic primary and general election vote in Michigan.

In November 2006, Dingell was elected as the governor of Wayne State University. When Michigan’s Presidential Primary took place in 2008, Dingell and Senator Carl Levin were both the opponents. They both attempted to garner political influence for Michigan.

This resulted in Michigan almost losing its delegates. When Carl Levin announced his retirement from his seat in the U.S. Senate at the end of the term of 2015, Dingell acclaimed that she was interested in taking his seat.

Thereafter comes a time when the former Michigan Governor named Jennifer Granholm declined his responsibilities, a Politico writer declared Dingell as one of the front-runners for Democratic nominations. However, she chose not to run for the seat, and later Peters won the position. In 2018, Dingell investigated a law for Consumer Product Safety Commission and gave the authority to recall the defective firearms.

In July 2019, Dingell voted against the House resolution that was introduced by Brad Schneider (the representative) (the representative). Her vote was made to oppose the efforts to boycott the state of Israel targeting its continued occupation of Palestine. Soon the resolution passed with 398-17.

Debbie Dingell- Social Media Status

Debbie Dingell social media is unknown.

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Quick Facts of Debbie Dingell

• She is a politician who is serving as Michigan’s 12th congressional district since 2015.
• She has been the wife of John Dingell who expired in 2019.
• His husband John Dingell was the predecessor in the seat and was having the record of the longest-serving member of Congress in US history.
• She chose not to run for the seat, and later Peters won the position.
• Their marriage lasted for 38 years until the death of John Dingell on 7th February 2019 at the age of 92.
• She is serving as the 12th congressional district of Michigan.