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    Donavan McKinney

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    2026-07-08
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    Donavan McKinney
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    McKinney Responds to Storms Leaving Michiganders without Power: McKinney Responds to Storms Leaving Michiganders without Power, Calls on Republican Leadership to Take Up Ratepayer Bill of Rights DETROIT, July 8, 2026 — Late last week severe weather left thousands across Southeast Michigan without power, as DTE and Consumers work to restore service, residents are faced with bills accumulating, food spoiling and no retreat from the extreme heat. In response, state Rep. Donavan McKinney (D-Detroit) issued the following statement, calling for Speaker Hall to take up House Bills 4973-78 [...]
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    Jeremy Moss

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    Jeremy Moss
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    Sen. Moss Passes Bipartisan 2027 Budget, Delivers Major Public Safety Investments to District: Budget continues Senate Democrats’ work to lower costs statewide, mitigate federal harm, invest in critical infrastructure LANSING, Mich. (July 8, 2026) — Last week, Senate Democrats worked across the aisle to pass the 2027 state budget,...
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    Karl Bohnak

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    Karl Bohnak
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    Rep. Bohnak secures $500,000 for Marquette outdoor recreation area: State Rep. Karl Bohnak today announced $500,000 in state funding he secured in the new state budget to support the 906 Adventure Team’s development and construction of Gluski Park, a new community trailhead for outdoor adventure in the heart of Marquette County. The project will feature a community pavilion, walking path, and terrain for bike […]
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    Luke Meerman

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    Luke Meerman
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    Meerman helps secure funding for Blackmer Road project, helps block any tax increases in bipartisan state budget plan: State Rep. Luke Meerman (R-Coopersville) has helped reign in Michigan government’s out-of-control spending by voting to advance the budget proposal for the coming fiscal year. The budget is notably smaller than last year, marking another year of successful, targeted cuts to waste and abuse within state government. “The people are sick of seeing higher prices […]
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    Mark Huizenga

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    2026-07-08
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    Mark Huizenga
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    Huizenga supports balanced budget: LANSING, Mich. — Sen. Mark Huizenga, R-Walker, issued the following statement in response to the Legislature granting final approval to the fiscal year 2026-27 spending plan late last week: “Budget negotiations can sometimes be contentious, and not everyone gets everything they want — nor should they — otherwise, our state budget would balloon out of control. “As we worked to iron out spending priorities for the
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    Mike McFall

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    2026-07-08
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    Mike McFall
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    McKinney Responds to Storms Leaving Michiganders without Power: McKinney Responds to Storms Leaving Michiganders without Power, Calls on Republican Leadership to Take Up Ratepayer Bill of Rights DETROIT, July 8, 2026 — Late last week severe weather left thousands across Southeast Michigan without power, as DTE and Consumers work to restore service, residents are faced with bills accumulating, food spoiling and no retreat from the extreme heat. In response, state Rep. Donavan McKinney (D-Detroit) issued the following statement, calling for Speaker Hall to take up House Bills 4973-78 [...]
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    Sarah Anthony

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    2026-07-08
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    Sarah Anthony
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    Signed, Sealed, Delivered: 2027 State Budget Heads to the Governor: Dear Friend, Last week, the Michigan Legislature finalized the state budget for the upcoming fiscal year, and just as my previous emails have promised, I wanted to reach out and fill you in on what that means for you. We were faced with unique...
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    Steve Carra

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    2026-07-08
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    Steve Carra
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    Carra vote explanations for the week of June 29, 2026: Wednesday, July 1, 2026: I voted YES on SCR 14 (Sen. Camilleri) would approve an extension of the state of emergency declared on April 2, EXPLANATION: Currently, state requirements prohibit eight Michigan counties from using gasoline that exceeds 7.0-psi vapor pressure in the summer months. A state of emergency suspended this regulation, putting E15 fuel […]
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