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    Ann Bollin

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    2026-06-22
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    Ann Bollin
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    Rep. Bollin backs legislation to improve literacy, expand support for struggling readers: “Reading is the foundation for everything a student does in school, and right now too many kids are struggling to keep up,” said Bollin, R-Brighton Township. “If a child can’t read, every other subject becomes harder. These reforms are about making sure every student has the support they need to succeed and every teacher has the tools to help them get there.”
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    Jeremy Moss

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    2026-06-22
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    Jeremy Moss
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    Governor Whitmer Signs Bipartisan Bills to Ensure All Votes Are Counted, Strengthening and Securing Michigan’s Elections: Bills ensure that the votes of service members and Michiganders overseas are fairly processed and counted LANSING, Mich. — Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed four bipartisan bills that amend local elected officials’ terms of office to ensure...
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    Jim Runestad

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    2026-06-22
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    Jim Runestad
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    REMINDER: Runestad, Wortz, Wegela to host bipartisan People Over Data Centers Rally: LANSING, Mich. — Sen. Jim Runestad along with state Reps. Jennifer Wortz and Dylan Wegela will host a rally in Lansing calling on lawmakers to implement sensible policies that address growing concerns about data center development in Michigan. Who: Sen. Jim Runestad, R-White Lake. Rep. Jennifer Wortz, R-Quincy. Rep. Dylan Wegela, D-Garden City. Sen. Ruth Johnson, R-Holly. Rep. Ann Bollin, R-Brighton Township. Rep. Jaime Greene,
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    John Roth

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    John Roth
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    Rep. Roth: Hertel leaves behind record of failure: State Rep. John Roth (R-Interlochen) today released the following statement after Gov. Whitmer announced that Elizabeth Hertel would be stepping down from her role as Director of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services on June 30th: “Elizabeth Hertel’s tenure as Director of the MDHHS has been a catastrophe, and the news of her departure is more than welcome. For […]
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    Kathy Schmaltz

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    2026-06-22
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    Kathy Schmaltz
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    Rep. Schmaltz: Invest in firefighter training to protect lives across Jackson County: Grant would help replace aging training tower used by local first responders State Rep. Kathy Schmaltz is seeking critical state funding to help the Jackson Fire Department replace its aging fire training tower, ensuring the city can continue serving as a regional training hub and keeping firefighters and the communities they serve safe. Schmaltz, R-Jackson, […]
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    Kevin Hertel

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    2026-06-22
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    Kevin Hertel
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    Sen. Hertel Hosts Roundtable Discussion on e-Bikes with Local Officials and Public Safety Officers: As concerns about young people riding motorized bikes and scooters become more widespread, Hertel sits down to discuss potential solutions GROSSE POINTE WOODS, Mich. (June 22, 2026) — Last week, Sen. Kevin Hertel (D-St. Clair Shores) hosted a...
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    Natalie Price

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    2026-06-22
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    Natalie Price
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    Detroit Caucus Hosts Juneteenth Celebration: DETROIT, Mich., June 22, 2026 — Members of the Detroit Caucus hosted a Juneteenth Celebration honoring freedom, community and culture while bringing residents together to connect with valuable local resources and services. The celebration was free, and included music, games and kids' activities. The Caucus also paid tribute to the legacy of the late Ms. Delores Bennett, whose lasting contributions to the community are commemorated through the naming of the city park in her honor. “Juneteenth is a celebration of [...]
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    Phil Green

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    2026-06-22
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    Phil Green
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    COLUMN: Dairy Month recognizes those in critical Michigan industry: The hard work of dairy farmers in Lapeer, Genesee and Tuscola counties continues to inspire me. I recently co-sponsored a House Resolution declaring June as Dairy Month in Michigan. This measure coincides with National Dairy Month, which has roots all the way back to the 1930s and highlights the benefits of dairy consumption within healthy […]
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    Rachelle Smit

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    2026-06-22
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    Rachelle Smit
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    Rep. Smit’s vote explanations | week of June 16: HB 5845: Requires that all electronic poll book flash drives used at any primary or election must be carefully preserved for 22 months in alignment with the federal schedule for data retention. Sponsor: Rep. Wortz (R) Passage: 62-45 with Immediate Effect Why I voted YES: Printed records are not sufficient and there are additional records […]
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    Stephanie Young

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    2026-06-22
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    Stephanie Young
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    Detroit Caucus Hosts Juneteenth Celebration: DETROIT, Mich., June 22, 2026 — Members of the Detroit Caucus hosted a Juneteenth Celebration honoring freedom, community and culture while bringing residents together to connect with valuable local resources and services. The celebration was free, and included music, games and kids' activities. The Caucus also paid tribute to the legacy of the late Ms. Delores Bennett, whose lasting contributions to the community are commemorated through the naming of the city park in her honor. “Juneteenth is a celebration of [...]
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    Tonya Myers Phillips

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    Tonya Myers Phillips
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    Detroit Caucus Hosts Juneteenth Celebration: DETROIT, Mich., June 22, 2026 — Members of the Detroit Caucus hosted a Juneteenth Celebration honoring freedom, community and culture while bringing residents together to connect with valuable local resources and services. The celebration was free, and included music, games and kids' activities. The Caucus also paid tribute to the legacy of the late Ms. Delores Bennett, whose lasting contributions to the community are commemorated through the naming of the city park in her honor. “Juneteenth is a celebration of [...]
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    Tonya Myers Phillips

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    Tonya Myers Phillips
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    Detroit Caucus Hosts Juneteenth Celebration: DETROIT, Mich., June 22, 2026 — Members of the Detroit Caucus hosted a Juneteenth Celebration honoring freedom, community and culture while bringing residents together to connect with valuable local resources and services. The celebration was free, and included music, games and kids' activities. The Caucus also paid tribute to the legacy of the late Ms. Delores Bennett, whose lasting contributions to the community are commemorated through the naming of the city park in her honor. “Juneteenth is a celebration of [...]
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