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- 2026-02-27
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- John Roth
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- Rep. Roth responds to the governor’s last State of the State address: State Rep. John Roth responded to Governor Whitmer’s last State of the Union speech, highlighting the need to address Michigan’s literacy crisis and the importance of affordable housing in the state. “I’m very concerned for the next generation of Michiganders,” said Roth (R-Interlochen). “The test scores show that our children desperately need our help, and right now we’re failing them. In eight years we went from 35th to 44th in the nation […]
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- Lana Theis
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- Senate, House bills would preserve parents’ vaccination exemption rights: LANSING, Mich. — Sen. Lana Theis, Sen. Ruth Johnson, Rep. Gina Johnsen and Rep. Donni Steele have introduced legislation to stop the state from adopting rules that create new or additional requirements for vaccine exemptions for parents. “These bills are in response to concerns that have been raised by my constituents and many other Michigan parents,” said Johnson, R-Holly. “Parents are being asked to jump through
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- Luke Meerman
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- Rep. Meerman shares thoughts following governor’s address: “Rising costs remain at the forefront of my constituents’ concerns which means it’s my chief concern as well. House Republicans have led the way in delivering results for Michigan’s working families since regaining majority last year. We’ve proven that cutting waste from the state budget can ensure real tax relief and prevent unnecessary increases. We must continue that.”
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- Mike Hoadley
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- Hoadley: Whitmer’s budget misses the mark [OPINION]: Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s new budget plan tries to balance the books with a combination of tax hikes, fee increases, a raid on the rainy day fund and significant new spending. That’s no way to build the foundation of a strong state economy. The people of Michigan deserve better. Families understand how important it is to […]
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- Paul Wojno
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- District 10 News and Updates: Dear Neighbor, I hope this newsletter finds you safe and healthy. As February nears an end, we can begin looking ahead to longer days and warmer months to come. While winter isn’t quite behind us yet, I hope you’ve been able to stay warm and...
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- Thomas Kuhn
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- Rep. Kuhn holds hearing on withheld Native American Boarding School Study: State Rep. Tom Kuhn (R-Troy), chair of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on General Government, this week held a hearing to examine why the Michigan Department of Civil Rights has declined to release a $1.1 million taxpayer-funded report on Native American boarding schools. Over three years, the department studied Michigan’s connection to Native American boarding schools, […]
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- Veronica Klinefelt
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- News and Updates from the Office of Senator Klinefelt!: Dear Neighbor, As February comes to a close, the legislative and budget season is kicking into high gear. The governor recently delivered her final State of the State address and unveiled her recommendations for the 2027 state budget, officially...
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