In Lansing council race, Hussain calls for “real” broad-ranging change

WKAR Public Media | By Scott Pohl

Published October 26, 2015 at 12:42 PM EDT

Adam Hussain is a lifelong resident of southwest Lansing and a middle school teacher in the Waverly school district. He's running for city council in Lansing's third ward.

Adam Hussain is a graduate of Michigan State University and Central Michigan University. His battle cry is "real change in southwest Lansing." He's facing incumbent A'Lynne Boles.

Current State's Mark Bashore asked Hussain what kind of change he means, and what makes him the guy to bring it.

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