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- 2026-07-07
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- Aric Nesbitt
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- Nesbitt encourages Michigan student-athletes to apply to compete in national Patriot Games ahead of Friday deadline: LANSING, Mich. — Senate Republican Leader Aric Nesbitt on Tuesday encouraged Michigan student-athletes to apply to compete in the 2026 Patriot Games. “President Trump’s Patriot Games is sure to be another wonderful and exciting part of the United States’ 250th birthday celebration this summer,” said Nesbitt, R-Porter Township. “I am confident that Michigan student-athletes will shine in the national spotlight as we continue to celebrate freedom
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- David Martin
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- Rep. David Martin secures $2 million for FACT to strengthen support for children and families: “Every child deserves the opportunity to grow up in a safe, stable and supportive environment,” Martin said.
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- Dayna Polehanki
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- 2027 State Budget: Passed ✅: Dear Neighbor, Exciting news — we have officially passed the 2027 state budget! With the soaring cost of living and reckless federal decisions causing economic uncertainty for Michiganders all over the state, this bipartisan budget delivers the...
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- Helena Scott
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- McFall Supports Budget Passage: McFall Supports Budget Passage, Calls for Continued Investments to Local Communities LANSING, Mich., July 7, 2026 — Last week, the Michigan Legislature finalized appropriations for the FY 26-27 state budget. Democrats protected investments that strengthen Michigan’s schools, healthcare and infrastructure. After the passage of House Bill 5630 and Senate Bill 878, state Rep. Mike McFall (D-Hazel Park) issued the following statement: “My Democratic colleagues and I fought to deliver a budget that gives Michigan families real breathing room while protecting [...]
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- Jason Woolford
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- Bill honoring fallen Marine Michael W. Hanks clears Michigan Legislature: Heroes like Michael Hanks deserve to be remembered, not only for how they died, but for how they lived and served,” said Woolford.
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- Jeremy Moss
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- Sen. Moss Introduces Legislation to Protect Child Welfare, Prioritize CPS Reports Made by School Officials: Senate Bill 1059 would ensure child welfare reports made by educators are prioritized LANSING, Mich. (July 7, 2026) — Last week, Sen. Jeremy Moss (D-Bloomfield) introduced Senate Bill 1059, a critical piece of legislation that would require...
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- Jim Runestad
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- Runestad continues push to improve transparency around Michigan utility companies: LANSING, Mich. — State Sen. Jim Runestad recently introduced legislation to improve transparency within the state’s major utility companies. The new legislation builds upon another bill the senator recently reintroduced to curb the endless rate increase requests from utility companies, which was never taken up by the Democrat-led Senate after first being introduced in 2024. The bills are a continuation of Runestad’s longstanding efforts to rein
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- John Damoose
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- Damoose legislation enhancing Mackinac Bridge security heads to governor: LANSING, Mich. — State Sen. John Damoose applauded final legislative approval for his bill to designate the Mackinac Bridge as a “Key Facility.” “The Mackinac Bridge is an identifying symbol of our state, and one that comes with significant responsibilities that ensure the safety of residents, especially of those who live north of the bridge,” said Damoose, R-Harbor Springs. “We have had some concerning situations in
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- Mike Harris
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- Harris secures $2 million for new Waterford Fire Station: ears, I worked alongside Waterford firefighters who knew all too well how old their station had become. As our community grew, the station became a hinderance for first responders trying to do their jobs. These guys showed up every day, and I’m glad we could recognize those decades of service with this new station.”
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- Mike McFall
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- McFall Supports Budget Passage: McFall Supports Budget Passage, Calls for Continued Investments to Local Communities LANSING, Mich., July 7, 2026 — Last week, the Michigan Legislature finalized appropriations for the FY 26-27 state budget. Democrats protected investments that strengthen Michigan’s schools, healthcare and infrastructure. After the passage of House Bill 5630 and Senate Bill 878, state Rep. Mike McFall (D-Hazel Park) issued the following statement: “My Democratic colleagues and I fought to deliver a budget that gives Michigan families real breathing room while protecting [...]
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- Phil Green
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- Rep. Green secures funding for new firetruck for Watertown Township within budget agreement: Green said the investment will improve emergency response across Tuscola and Lapeer counties by providing needed upgrades and essential lifesaving capabilities to serve a broad regional population.
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- Ruth Johnson
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- Bill to improve health outcomes for moms and babies sent to the governor: LANSING, Mich. — Legislation to enable more pregnant women to receive prenatal care in a group-based setting is on its way to the governor to be signed. Senate Bill 415, sponsored by Sen. Ruth Johnson, would require Medicaid to provide coverage for group-based pregnancy support programs such as the childbirth classes offered through CenteringPregnancy programs, which have shown significant benefits for both mothers and babies. “Prenatal care works
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- Sue Shink
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- Senate Democrats, MDOC Subcommittee Chair Shink Pass Bipartisan 2027 Budget to Cut Costs, Support Safe Communities: Budget continues Senate Democrats’ work to make Michigan more affordableLANSING, Mich. (July 7, 2026) — Last Friday, Senate Democrats worked across the aisle to pass the bipartisan 2027 state budget, delivering financial relief amid the record-high...
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