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- 2026-07-20
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- Greg VanWoerkom
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- Rep. VanWoerkom’s plan for childcare cost-sharing program passes senate: State Rep. Greg VanWoerkom’s plan to help working families afford childcare while strengthening Michigan’s workforce has passed the Senate, taking the next step to permanently establish the state’s successful MI Tri-Share Child Care Program. “Michigan parents should not be forced to make a decision between their children or their job,” said VanWoerkom, R-Norton Shores. “This plan allows working parents to advance […]
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- Gregory Markkanen
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- Rep. Markkanen secures bipartisan budget agreement: State Rep. Markkanen today championed the passage of a bipartisan budget deal for next year, locking in critical funding for first responders and schools. The budget agreement lands major wins for Michigan residents, including no new taxes, strengthened accountability measures, and a focus on efficiency in state department spending. “This budget reflects a commitment to […]
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- Jay DeBoyer
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- Rep. DeBoyer: Burning questions arise regarding how Canada is managing wildfires: At one point last week, more than 800 wildfires burned across Canada with at least 200 being deemed “out of control” by the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre. Fires from Ontario have sent dense smoke into Michigan and several other states, creating extremely hazardous air quality levels and bulletins advising people to avoid outdoor activity if possible.
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- Jennifer Wortz
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- Rep. Wortz: Data Centers and Green Energy Don’t Have Eminent Domain: The race to build America’s digital infrastructure is accelerating at an unprecedented pace. Artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and the demand for greater processing power have sparked a nationwide boom in data center construction. The green energy mandate passed in 2023 has also accelerated the demand for solar, wind, and battery storage facilities. Since the tax credits for data centers require […]
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- Mary Cavanagh
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- Senator Cavanagh’s July E-Newsletter: Dear Neighbor, I’m excited to report that recently, my colleagues and I passed the final 2027 state budget, securing meaningful investments in Michigan’s students, families, and communities around the state. Learn more about the final agreement...
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- Nancy Jenkins-Arno
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- Rep. Jenkins-Arno delivers major wins for Lenawee County in the budget: State Rep. Nancy Jenkins-Arno helped deliver significant investments for Lenawee County through the state budget, including funding for a Lenawee Now workforce development program and upgrades to the Adrian Charter Township public safety building. “I represent Lenawee County every day I’m in Lansing, and I am proud this budget reflects the priorities of our community,” […]
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- Nancy Jenkins-Arno
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- Nancy Jenkins-Arno Champions Passage of Bipartisan Budget, Strengthened by New Transparency Rules: State Rep. Nancy Jenkins-Arno today helped secure passage of the bipartisan state budget, delivering improvements to workforce development through the Going Pro employee training and small business supports. House Republicans also cut waste, fraud and abuse while delivering on a plan that does not increase taxes. Throughout the budget process, Jenkins-Arno helped implement unprecedented transparency measures that will […]
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- Parker Fairbairn
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- Rep. Fairbairn cautiously optimistic following recent Line 5 tunnel permit approval: State Rep. Parker Fairbairn today welcomed the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy’s (EGLE) decision to reissue a key permit for the proposed Great Lakes Tunnel project, calling it an important step forward for Northern Michigan while noting that additional approvals are still needed before construction can begin. “EGLE’s decision is an important step forward, […]
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- Parker Fairbairn
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- Rep. Fairbairn: Budget includes significant investment in LSSU and NCMC: State Rep. Parker Fairbairn secured major investments for Northern Michigan and Upper Peninsula higher education through this year’s state budget, delivering funding for Lake Superior State University and North Central Michigan College to expand educational opportunities, strengthen workforce training, and support long-term economic growth across the region. “Our colleges in Northern Michigan are incredibly important […]
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- Parker Fairbairn
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- Rep. Fairbairn wins big for his district and Northern Michigan: State Rep. Parker Fairbairn championed the passage of a bipartisan budget agreement for next year that delivers major wins for residents of the 107th House District and communities across Northern Michigan. Fairbairn secured significant appropriations for both Lake Superior State University and North Central Michigan College, investments that will benefit students while strengthening the region’s […]
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- Pat Outman
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- Rep. Outman to host local office hours: State Rep. Pat Outman, R-Six Lakes, will soon host local office hours in Stanton. The meeting will take place on Tuesday, July 28th at the following time and location: ● White Pine District Library, 12 to 2 p.m., 514 New St. in Stanton No appointments are necessary to attend the meetings. Those who are unable […]
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- Pat Outman
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- Rep. Outman secures bipartisan budget agreement: State Rep. Outman today championed the passage of a bipartisan budget deal for next year, locking in critical funding for first responders and schools. The budget agreement lands tons of wins for Michigan residents, including no new taxes, strengthened accountability measures, and a focus on efficiency in state department spending. “This budget reflects what good […]
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- Sam Singh
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- 2027 State Budget Passed: Signed, Sealed, Delivered: 2027 State Budget Heads to the GovernorAfter months of tough conversations, negotiation, and compromise, my Senate colleagues and I passed another bipartisan, balanced state budget to secure much-needed support for the...
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- Sarah Lightner
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- Rep. Lightner secures bipartisan budget agreement: State Rep. Lightner today championed the passage of a bipartisan budget deal for next year, locking in critical funding for first responders and schools. The budget agreement lands tons of wins for Michigan residents, including no new taxes, strengthened accountability measures, and a focus on efficiency in state department spending. “This was a long budget process, but […]
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