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- Feds issue new order keeping J.H. Campbell plant open: It should surprise no one that the far-left progressive Democrats that forced the Michigan Green New Deal on us are the ones trying to shut down the Campbell plant.
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- Rep. Cavitt introduces plan to protect children serving lemonade: State Rep. Cam Cavitt this week introduced a plan that would protect the rights of children seeking to run lemonade stands across Michigan. “This puts a sour taste in my mouth,” said Cavitt (R-Cheboygan). “The issue was brought to my attention by children in my community. They had a lemonade stand, and they were told by our local health department that they could no longer operate unless they paid a $57 license fee […]
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- Rep. Cavitt celebrates senate vote to excuse school days cancelled by extreme weather: State Rep. Cam Cavitt today applauded Senate approval of legislation that will forgive school days cancelled across Northern Michigan following severe storms in March. “This vote is a victory for students and families,” said Cavitt (R-Cheboygan). “The Senate recognized what our communities went through during these devastating storms and acted accordingly. Families across Northern Michigan are […]
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- Rep. Cavitt, House Republicans address affordability with tax reform: State Rep. Cam Cavitt today joined House Republicans in supporting major legislation focused on lowering costs for hardworking families and improving affordability across Michigan. “Families throughout Northern Michigan are feeling the strain of rising costs every single day,” said Cavitt (R-Cheboygan). “People are dealing with higher utility bills, increasing property taxes, and the soaring costs of buying a home. They need lasting solutions […]
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- David Martin
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- Rep. Martin votes to eliminate state property taxes for Michigan families: This plan delivers meaningful relief by letting people keep more of their hard-earned money, lowering energy costs, and making it easier to buy and stay in a home. Michigan taxpayers deserve policies that put them first.
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- Rep. Steele announces June office hours in Bloomfield Township: State Rep. Donni Steele today announced she will hold in-district office hours on Monday, June 15th, to meet directly with residents, hear their concerns, and provide updates on her work in the Michigan House of Representatives. Steele invites residents to join her at the following time and location: 10 to 11 a.m. at the Bloomfield Township […]
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- Rep. Donni Steele releases statement following Orion Township shooting and carjacking: State Rep. Donni Steele (R-Orion Township) today released the following statement following a shooting and carjacking that left a mother hospitalized and traumatized a young child in Orion Township. “My heart breaks for this mother, her son, and their entire family. A child should never have to watch his mother be shot in front of […]
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- Edward McBroom
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- McBroom supports bipartisan constitutional amendment to nominate attorney general and secretary of state by primary ballot and increase accountability of the three university boards: LANSING, Mich. — A constitutional amendment was filed in the Michigan Senate and House on Thursday that would reduce the impact of partisanship on the nomination process for candidates for attorney general and secretary of state by putting the decision in the hands of Michigan voters. “Primaries have become the normal practice for selecting nominees for most offices, and many citizens are surprised there are no
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- Helena Scott
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- McFall, Greene Lead the Way in Promoting Ibogaine Research: McFall, Greene Lead the Way in Promoting Ibogaine Research in Michigan LANSING, Mich., May 22, 2026 — State Reps. Mike McFall (D-Hazel Park) and Jaime Greene (R-Richmond) recently introduced a plan to make Michigan a national leader in the field of health research related to ibogaine. “The opioid epidemic has taken too many lives in our state, and we can’t ignore new research that could help people beat dependency and treat severe mental health conditions,” McFall said. “This bill creates [...]
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- Jaime Greene
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- Rep. Greene celebrates successful Senate vote on Selfridge Air National Guard Base funding: State Rep. Jaime Greene today applauded the Senate vote approving supplemental funding for Selfridge Air National Guard Base. “This is a very important issue to me,” said Greene (R-Richmond). “The people in our community know just how important Selfridge Air National Guard Base is to Macomb County, but the base is crucial to Michigan’s position in the global economy as well. I worked […]
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- Reps. Greene, McFall lead the way in promoting Ibogaine research in Michigan: State Reps. Jaime Greene and Mike McFall today introduced a plan to make Michigan a national leader in the field of health research related to ibogaine. “This legislation is deeply personal to me,” said Greene (R-Richmond). “Ibogaine has the potential to treat opioid use disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury, and other neurological and mental health conditions. I am a veteran, and I […]
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- Rep. Greene testifies on bill to remove lead and other toxic elements from baby food: State Rep. Jaime Greene today testified in front of the House Committee on Health Policy in support of her plan to remove toxic elements from baby food. “This is an important step in protecting Michigan’s children,” said Greene (R-Richmond). “We can’t jeopardize the healthy development of our babies by allowing unsafe materials in their food. We need to have clear guidelines […]
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- Rep. Jaime Greene statement on House property tax package: LANSING, Mich. — State Representative Jaime Greene released the following statement regarding the House property tax package: “I support real, responsible property tax relief. Families are struggling, seniors are being squeezed, and homeowners across Michigan are feeling the pressure of rising costs. I understand that, and I believe we should be working to lower the burden on […]
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- Jamie Thompson
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- Rep. Thompson secures win for patients, aspiring medical professionals with bill passage: A plan from state Rep. Jamie Thompson that will help people training for a career in a critical medical field gain experience was advanced with overwhelming bipartisan support today by the Michigan House.
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- John Roth
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- Rep. Roth, House Republicans move to save families money through tax reform: State Rep. John Roth this week voted to advance an affordability plan aimed at easing financial pressures on Michigan residents. “People across this state are working hard, but too many feel like they’re falling behind as everyday expenses keep climbing,” said Roth (R-Interlochen). “Michigan families deserve policies that provide financial breathing room. These bills are focused on […]
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- Joseph Pavlov
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- Rep. Pavlov votes to lower costs for Michigan families through major tax relief package: State Rep. Joseph Pavlov yesterday voted for a comprehensive affordability package designed to lower costs for Michigan families by cutting property taxes and reducing utility bills. Pavlov said the HELP-UP plan (House Effectively Lowering Property Taxes and Utility Payments) focuses on addressing some of the biggest financial challenges facing working families, seniors, and first-time homebuyers. […]
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- Joseph Pavlov
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- Rep. Pavlov celebrates approval of critical Selfridge funding: State Rep. Joseph Pavlov this week welcomed long-awaited Senate approval of the House’s supplemental funding plan for Selfridge Air National Guard Base. In early March, House Republicans passed a $152 million funding measure for runway upgrades and infrastructure improvements needed to prepare the base for the incoming F-15EX fighter mission announced last year by President […]
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- Josh Schriver
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- Exposing Corruption Via Press, Committee: TO THE PRESS: Faye Beydoun MEDC Scandal This week I joined my fellow State Representatives Slagh, Wortz, Pavlov and State Senator Jim Runestad at a press conference exposing one of the most blatant taxpayer rip-offs in recent Michigan history. The taxpayers of Michigan have been robbed. Twenty million dollars stolen. Through a politically wired scheme, Faye […]
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- Josh Schriver
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- Rep. Schriver, House Republicans help Michigan families through tax reform: State Rep. Josh Schriver today joined House Republicans in voting for major legislation aimed at lowering costs for working families and restoring affordability across the state of Michigan. “People in our state are struggling,” said Schriver (R-Oxford). “They need more than temporary fixes and rebates. Residents are dealing with rising housing costs, higher utility bills, and […]
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- Ken Borton
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- Rep. Borton applauds Senate vote to excuse school days lost to March storms: State Rep. Ken Borton today celebrated the successful Senate vote on legislation that would excuse school days cancelled across Northern Michigan due to severe storms that occurred in March. “I’m glad to see this bill make it through and move one step closer to becoming law,” said Borton (R-Gaylord). “Communities across our region were hit hard, and this vote shows that lawmakers understand the challenges families and schools faced […]
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- Kevin Hertel
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- Protecting Lake St. Clair: Dear Neighbor, From Grosse Pointe to Harsens Island — Lake St. Clair is what binds each and every one of our communities together. As coastal residents, we know the importance of clean water. Not only do we depend on the lake for drinking water,...
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- Lana Theis
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- Theis welcomes Livingston County veterans to Capitol for Senate ceremony: LANSING, Mich. — State Sen. Lana Theis, R-Brighton, welcomed Senior Airman Terri Hoffmeyer-Ramos, who served six years with the U.S. Air Force, and Petty Officer 3rd Class Armando Ramos, who served five years in the U.S. Navy, to the state Capitol as her guests for the Michigan Senate’s 31st annual Memorial Day Service on Thursday. The two are husband and wife and currently live in Hartland.
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- Mallory McMorrow
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- Senate Energy and Environment Committee Hears Testimony on Michigan Dam Regulation: In response to devastating flooding across the state, legislation would address Michigan’s outdated dam infrastructureLANSING, Mich. (May 22, 2026) — Yesterday, the Senate Committee on Energy and Environment, chaired by Sen. Sean McCann...
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- Mark Tisdel
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- (WATCH) Rep. Mark Tisdel floor speech on HB 5552:
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- Mike McFall
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- McFall, Greene Lead the Way in Promoting Ibogaine Research: McFall, Greene Lead the Way in Promoting Ibogaine Research in Michigan LANSING, Mich., May 22, 2026 — State Reps. Mike McFall (D-Hazel Park) and Jaime Greene (R-Richmond) recently introduced a plan to make Michigan a national leader in the field of health research related to ibogaine. “The opioid epidemic has taken too many lives in our state, and we can’t ignore new research that could help people beat dependency and treat severe mental health conditions,” McFall said. “This bill creates [...]
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