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Rep. Harris calls for stronger transparency after Legislature passes weak bills

Mike HarrisPOSTS|11.14.23

Democrats lose majority, take gavel home for two-month Christmas vacation

Matt HallPOSTS|11.10.23

Rep. Harris secures bipartisan passage of local police funding plan

Mike HarrisPOSTS|11.9.23

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Rep. Harris: Dark days ahead under unreliable energy mandates, utility rate hikes

Mike HarrisPOSTS|11.28.23

“Dark days are ahead for Michiganders under these backwards new laws that will prematurely ditch reliable natural gas power plants and require vastly more wind and solar,” said Harris, R-Waterford.

Rep. Schmaltz backs plan to keep people safe by increasing funding for police

Kathy SchmaltzPOSTS|11.28.23

State Rep. Kathy Schmaltz recently voted to provide additional funding to help struggling local law enforcement agencies keep their communities safe. Schmaltz, R-Jackson, said the proposal will ensure the new resources are used to strengthen support for police departments and sheriff’s offices amid widespread officer shortages. “Behind every badge is a commitment to safeguarding lives […]

Rep. Bollin issues statement after Gov. Whitmer rushes special elections for vacant House seats

Ann BollinPOSTS|11.27.23

State Rep. Ann Bollin, R-Brighton Township, today issued the following statement after Gov. Whitmer scheduled two rushed special elections outside of the election days already on the books for early 2024: “Gov. Whitmer’s decision to call for separate special elections on Jan. 30 and April 16 to fill vacant House seats is highly questionable and […]

Rep. Schmaltz: Lean Rocket Lab in Jackson awarded grant to help support small businesses

Kathy SchmaltzPOSTS|11.16.23

State Rep. Kathy Schmaltz today announced Lean Rocket Lab in Jackson has been selected to serve as one of 27 entrepreneurial hubs providing resources and support to small businesses across Michigan. Lean Rocket Lab received a $1.4 million grant through the state’s new Small Business Support Hubs program, funded with federal dollars set aside for […]

Rep. Schmaltz: Political games block legislation that helps vulnerable people

Kathy SchmaltzPOSTS|11.14.23

As Legislature adjourns, representative highlights priorities left unfinished State Rep. Kathy Schmaltz, R-Jackson, today expressed frustration that several bipartisan priorities were not addressed before the Legislature canceled session for the rest of the year. The Michigan Legislature adjourned for the year today, just a week after Democrats learned they had lost their narrow majority in […]

Rep. Schuette: Lackluster Democrat Disclosure plans fail to deliver on promise to Michigan

Bill G. SchuettePOSTS|11.13.23

State Representative Bill G. Schuette today criticized the Democrat-led financial disclosure legislation the House passed around 2:00 AM last Thursday morning. Schuette noted the legislation’s numerous shortcomings, glaring loopholes and failure to meet the expectations of the overwhelming majority of Michigan voters who approved Proposal 1 last year. Senate Bills 613-616 are the minimalist disclosure […]

Rep. Tisdel to continue efforts to strengthen government transparency, ethics

Mark TisdelPOSTS|11.13.23

“Last year, Michigan voters demanded real transparency from their elected officials, so I voted against this half-hearted legislation that fell far short,” said Tisdel, R-Rochester Hills.

Rep. Harris: Shoddy election scheduling is the latest in state disregard for local needs

Mike HarrisPOSTS|11.28.23

“Scheduling special elections on irregular dates will cost local governments in Metro Detroit, and the chaos of overlapping voting periods will heap burdens on local clerks, the area residents who work the polls, and voters,” Harris said.

Rep. Beeler: Michigan shouldn’t do business with woke banks

Andrew BeelerPOSTS|11.16.23

“Banks and other financial institutions are supposed to be in the business of finance — not discrimination,” Beeler said.

Rep. Alexander: Democrats’ extended vacation nixes progress for needed reforms

Greg AlexanderPOSTS|11.14.23

State Rep. Greg Alexander, of Carsonville, today said House Democrat attempts to run away from people’s priorities given their temporary loss of majority amounts to poor leadership. Today, House Democrats officially declared Sine Die – the end of the legislative year – before December for the first time in 55 years. The move comes after […]

Leader Hall proposes bipartisan House leadership agreement after Democrats lose majority

Matt HallPOSTS|11.14.23

“Michiganders want their leaders to work together to make our state safe and successful,” Hall said. “The balance of power in the House of Representatives is a call to bipartisanship, and Michigan legislators on both sides of the aisle should answer the call and find common ground.”

Rep. Schmaltz backs plan to improve transparency surrounding state budget

Kathy SchmaltzPOSTS|11.13.23

State Rep. Kathy Schmaltz recently co-sponsored a new plan to make Michigan’s budget process more transparent, fiscally responsible, and accountable to taxpayers. The reform measures come after the governor signed a record $82 billion budget this summer, with the final proposal revealed to legislators only hours before they were called upon to vote. The final […]

Rep. Lightner: New energy mandates will result in higher bills, more blackouts for Michigan

Sarah LightnerPOSTS|11.13.23

Heavy-handed policy also strips local control of wind, solar projects State Rep. Sarah Lightner continues to oppose a partisan plan to radically alter Michigan’s energy policy, voicing concerns that the new mandates will burden Michigan families with electricity that is more expensive and less reliable. Lightner, R-Springport, said the plan calls for utilities to have […]

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