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Alabas Farhat
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Alabas Farhat
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Farhat Calls for State Hearings on DTE Storm Response, Demands Increased Compensation for Affected Residents: Farhat Calls for State Hearings on DTE Storm Response, Demands Increased Compensation for Affected Residents Press Statement | Rep. Alabas Farhat LANSING, Mich., July 6, 2026 — Severe storms across Michigan caused widespread multi-day power outages affecting tens of thousands of residents, prompting state Rep. Alabas Farhat (D-Dearborn) to issue the following statement calling for legislative oversight hearings and stronger compensation for impacted customers: “What we have witnessed over the last several days is simply unacceptable. Since Friday, when residents first lost their electrical power, [...]
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Alicia St. Germaine
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Alicia St. Germaine
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Rep. St. Germaine highlights responsible investments in Michigan’s natural resources: “Michigan’s natural resources belong to everyone,” St. Germaine said. “This budget protects access to the places that bring our communities together while ensuring the state continues to be a good steward of our public lands.”
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Betsy Coffia
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Betsy Coffia
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Coffia Introduces Legislation to Curb Consequences of Citizens United: Coffia, McCann Introduce Legislation to Curb Consequences of Citizens United Bills would revise the powers of corporations, non-profits and limited liability companies to prohibit spending in elections LANSING, Mich., July 6, 2026 – State Rep. Betsy Coffia (D-Traverse City) and state Sen. Sean McCann (D-Kalamazoo) introduced legislation today modeled after “The Montana Plan” initiative that seeks to curb the deleterious effect of the 2010 U.S. Supreme Court decision in Citizens United v. FEC. Sen. McCann introduced Senate Bills 1085-1087 and [...]
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Bryan Posthumus
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Bryan Posthumus
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Posthumus: Budget cuts spending for second straight year: “Spend less. Waste less. Trust the people who earned the money instead of the government that wants to spend it.”
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Chedrick Greene
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Chedrick Greene
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Sen. Greene Helps Deliver Bipartisan 2027 Budget, Wins for Bay, Midland, and Saginaw Residents: Budget continues Senate Democrats’ focus on lowering costs, protecting essential needs LANSING, Mich. (July 6, 2026) — As Michiganders continue to bear the brunt of reckless decisions coming out of Washington and the sky-high cost of...
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David Martin
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David Martin
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Rep. Martin secures $950,000 for Groveland Township fire wells in state budget: “Keeping our communities safe starts with making sure our first responders have the tools they need to do their jobs,” said Martin.
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David Martin
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David Martin
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Rep. Martin ethics reform bill headed to governor’s desk: “Public office is public trust,” said Martin.
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David Martin
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David Martin
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Rep. Martin highlights accountability, responsible spending in state budget: “Michigan workers expect government to operate the same way they do, live within its means, be accountable and deliver results,” Martin said.
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Gregory Alexander
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Gregory Alexander
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Rep. Alexander: Budget agreement delivers for the Thumb: Alexander secured a $1 million investment for drinking water upgrades in the village of Carsonville within the agreement.
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Jason Woolford
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Jason Woolford
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Rep. Woolford: Budget strengthens oversight of public assistance: “Michiganders deserve confidence that their hard-earned dollars are going where they’re supposed to,” Woolford said.
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Jeff Irwin
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Jeff Irwin
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MI Legislature Passes Irwin Bill to Fund Affordable Housing: Senate Bill 966 sent to governor’s desk as part of affordable housing package LANSING, Mich. (July 6, 2026) — Last week, the Michigan Legislature passed legislation setting up a state-level tax credit program to synergize with the federal Low...
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Karl Bohnak
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Karl Bohnak
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Rep. Bohnak secures strong bipartisan state budget: State Rep. Karl Bohnak championed the passage of a bipartisan state budget for next year, locking in critical funding for first responders and schools. The budget agreement lands several major wins for Michigan residents, including no new taxes, strengthened accountability measures, and a focus on efficiency in state department spending. “This budget proves we can […]
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Karl Bohnak
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Karl Bohnak
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Rep. Bohnak’s plan to stop big business from snatching up Michigan homes heads to governors’ desk: State Rep. Karl Bohnak celebrated final legislative approval of his plan to protect Michigan families from being priced out of the housing market by preventing the largest corporations from buying up single-family homes in bulk. “Across Michigan, people are working hard, saving for a down payment, and dreaming about owning a home of their own,” […]
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Ken Borton
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Ken Borton
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Rep. Borton secures legislative approval for Northern Michigan fish habitat restoration: State Rep. Ken Borton successfully secured $2.5 million in the newly approved state budget to support fish habitat restoration efforts in the Manistee and Au Sable rivers, two of Michigan’s most renowned trout streams. The investment, requested by Borton, will fund critical infrastructure upgrades and restoration projects designed to improve aquatic habitat, strengthen the long-term health of […]
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Mark Tisdel
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2026-07-06
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Mark Tisdel
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Rep. Tisdel: Budget protects taxpayers, preserves state’s financial footing: “A responsible budget isn’t measured by how much government spends but by how well it manages the resources taxpayers provide,” Tisdel said.
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Matt Maddock
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Matt Maddock
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Rep. Maddock secures strong budget agreement: State Rep. Matt Maddock today secured several major budget wins that deliver real reforms to state government’s out-of-control spending. The budget proposal for next year, approved by lawmakers today, is notably smaller than last year, marking another year of successful, targeted cuts to waste and abuse within state government. “We didn’t come to Lansing to […]
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Matthew Bierlein
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2026-07-06
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Matthew Bierlein
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Rep. Bierlein touts wins for local communities within budget agreement: “People throughout our communities are struggling with their own budgets. They shouldn’t be expected to foot the bill for massive, unsustainable government programs and hundreds of new government employees,” Bierlein said. “We worked to ensure that this budget respects taxpayers and still funds priorities.”
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Michael Webber
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2026-07-06
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Michael Webber
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Webber supports bipartisan FY 2027 budget: LANSING, Mich. — Sen. Michael Webber on Friday voted for final passage of the state’s fiscal year 2027 budget, sending the spending plan to the governor for her signature. “I was proud to support a balanced, bipartisan budget that lives within our means while making critical investments that strengthen Michigan families and communities,” said Webber, R-Rochester Hills. “As many Michigan families and small businesses are taking
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Sean McCann
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Sean McCann
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Legislation Introduced to Curb Consequences of Citizens United: Bills would revise the powers of corporations, non-profits and limited liability companies to prohibit spending in elections LANSING, Mich. (July 6, 2026) — Rep. Betsy Coffia (D-Traverse City) and Sen. Sean McCann (D-Kalamazoo) introduced...
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Tim Kelly
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Tim Kelly
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Rep. Kelly: Budget invests in literacy, strengthens opportunities for Michigan students: “When we give teachers proven instructional tools and provide students with the support they need early, we set them up for success in the classroom and beyond.”
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Timothy Beson
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Timothy Beson
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Rep. Beson champions responsible budget that cuts spending, protects taxpayers: State Rep. Timmy Beson today championed the passage of a bipartisan budget agreement that continues the Legislature’s work to rein in state spending, marking the second consecutive year lawmakers have approved a state budget that reduces overall spending while protecting the core services Michigan families rely on. Beson said the new budget proves the state […]
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Tom Kunse
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Tom Kunse
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Rep. Kunse secures $22.1 million for Ferris State health sciences building project: “Ferris State University plays a vital role in preparing the next generation of health care professionals,” said Kunse.
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Tom Kunse
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Tom Kunse
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Rep. Kunse: Budget keeps taxes down, invests in Michigan’s future: “Michigan can’t tax its way to prosperity,” Kunse said.
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