Michigan Legislative Activity Ledger

Script-free related records · Release 2026-07-28.3

Named activity on this date

Follow collected relationships through the same typed, immutable public API used by the enhanced record.

← Back to the script-free parent record

Showing 5 related records on this page. A total was not computed.

  1. Related record

    Bryan Posthumus

    Open script-free record →

    Inspect published fields
    Activity date
    2025-09-05
    Activity key
    public communication:3054
    Activity role
    listing member
    Activity type
    public communication
    Bill id
    Not recorded
    Canonical name
    Bryan Posthumus
    Chamber sitting id
    Not recorded
    Committee meeting id
    Not recorded
    Confidence
    1.0
    Evidence text
    Posthumus’ $1.8M funding request for Kent County Youth Agriculture Association makes it into House budget plan: Funding will be used to establish West Michigan as a premier destination for camping and agricultural events The 2026 state budget plan recently approved by the Michigan House of Representatives includes $1.8 million for the Kenty County Youth Agriculture Association. The funding was requested by state Rep. Bryan Posthumus, R-Rockford. If approved by the full […]
    Member id
    member-62
    Roll call id
    Not recorded
    Source kind
    member publication attribution

  2. Related record

    Natalie Price

    Open script-free record →

    Inspect published fields
    Activity date
    2025-09-05
    Activity key
    public communication:395
    Activity role
    tagged member
    Activity type
    public communication
    Bill id
    Not recorded
    Canonical name
    Natalie Price
    Chamber sitting id
    Not recorded
    Committee meeting id
    Not recorded
    Confidence
    1.0
    Evidence text
    Price, Weiss Condemn House Republican Lack of Funding for Home Help Caregiver Council, Broader Attacks on Unions and Public Health: LANSING, Mich., Sept. 5, 2025 — Last year, House Democrats, along with the state Senate, passed legislation to restore union rights for home care workers across Michigan. The legislation ensured that home care workers can negotiate better wages, benefits and working conditions. It also included establishing the Home Help Caregiver Council to oversee home caregivers and ensure they receive the necessary training and benefits. Both the executive and the Senate provided $7 million in funding to the council in their [...]
    Member id
    member-98
    Roll call id
    Not recorded
    Source kind
    member publication attribution

  3. Related record

    Pat Outman

    Open script-free record →

    Inspect published fields
    Activity date
    2025-09-05
    Activity key
    public communication:3068
    Activity role
    listing member
    Activity type
    public communication
    Bill id
    Not recorded
    Canonical name
    Pat Outman
    Chamber sitting id
    Not recorded
    Committee meeting id
    Not recorded
    Confidence
    1.0
    Evidence text
    House approves Rep. Outman’s plan to ease regulatory burdens on grieving family members: “When a loved one passes away, their family must sort through a maze of paperwork while grieving their loss,” said Outman, addressing his colleagues on the House floor. “We can make the process slightly less cumbersome by making it less difficult for a surviving spouse or next-of-kin to update tabs on a vehicle that belonged to the deceased.”
    Member id
    member-41
    Roll call id
    Not recorded
    Source kind
    member publication attribution

  4. Related record

    Regina Weiss

    Open script-free record →

    Inspect published fields
    Activity date
    2025-09-05
    Activity key
    public communication:394
    Activity role
    tagged member
    Activity type
    public communication
    Bill id
    Not recorded
    Canonical name
    Regina Weiss
    Chamber sitting id
    Not recorded
    Committee meeting id
    Not recorded
    Confidence
    1.0
    Evidence text
    Price, Weiss Condemn House Republican Lack of Funding for Home Help Caregiver Council, Broader Attacks on Unions and Public Health: LANSING, Mich., Sept. 5, 2025 — Last year, House Democrats, along with the state Senate, passed legislation to restore union rights for home care workers across Michigan. The legislation ensured that home care workers can negotiate better wages, benefits and working conditions. It also included establishing the Home Help Caregiver Council to oversee home caregivers and ensure they receive the necessary training and benefits. Both the executive and the Senate provided $7 million in funding to the council in their [...]
    Member id
    member-106
    Roll call id
    Not recorded
    Source kind
    member publication attribution

  5. Related record

    Winnie Brinks

    Open script-free record →

    Inspect published fields
    Activity date
    2025-09-05
    Activity key
    public communication:3696
    Activity role
    listing member
    Activity type
    public communication
    Bill id
    Not recorded
    Canonical name
    Winnie Brinks
    Chamber sitting id
    Not recorded
    Committee meeting id
    Not recorded
    Confidence
    1.0
    Evidence text
    Senate District 29 Update: Dear Neighbor, Labor Day has now come and gone, and with that, so has another beautiful Michigan summer. As we approach the beginning of autumn and the leaves begin to change, I encourage you to take advantage of everything our great state has to...
    Member id
    member-116
    Roll call id
    Not recorded
    Source kind
    member publication attribution