Michigan Legislative Activity Ledger

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    Joey Andrews

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    2025-03-21
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    Joey Andrews
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    Andrews on Passage of Road Funding Package: LANSING, Mich., March 21, 2025 — The Michigan House of Representatives passed a nine-bill package (House Bills 4180-87 and HB 4230) to provide $3.1 billion in road funding, ensuring critical investments in infrastructure across the state. After voting in favor of the bill package, state Rep. Joey Andrews (D-St. Joseph) issued the following statement: “Investing in our roads isn’t just about smoother commutes — it’s about providing Michiganders and businesses with the dependable infrastructure they need for daily life and [...]
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    Tim Kelly

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    2025-03-21
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    Tim Kelly
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    Rep. Kelly: Open doors for students by closing federal Dept. of Education: “Children in Saginaw or Saugatuck shouldn’t have their education dictated by bureaucrats sitting at desks in Washington, D.C., and big government at the federal level has only undermined students, parents, and teachers.”
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