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- 2026-07-22
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- Josh Schriver
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- WE PASSED ANOTHER GOOD STATE BUDGET! HERE’S HOW:: THE BUDGET SCORECARD: EVERY WIN WE SECURED, EVERY SCHEME WE STOPPED The vote record below tells you how I voted and why, bill by bill. This section tells you the larger story: what House Republicans actually won in this budget, and just as important, what we killed. Because a budget is measured two ways: by […]
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- Ron Robinson
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- Rep. Robinson highlights key investments in new education budget: State Rep. Ron Robinson today highlighted several key education investments he worked to deliver in Michigan’s FY 2026-27 education budget, signed into law by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer yesterday. The new budget includes ongoing funding for universal school breakfast and lunch, a $40 million investment to expand dual enrollment opportunities, a 10% increase in Career and […]
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- Ruth Johnson
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- Johnson bill to improve health outcomes for moms and babies signed by governor: LANSING, Mich. — More pregnant women will be able to receive prenatal care in a group-based setting under legislation recently signed by the governor. Senate Bill 415, now Public Act 37 of 2026, was sponsored by Sen. Ruth Johnson to require Medicaid to provide coverage for group-based pregnancy support programs such as the childbirth classes offered through CenteringPregnancy programs. “The goal of this legislation is to help improve
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