State Senator Rosemary Bayer
Michigan Senate District 13
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Dear Neighbor, February is Black History Month — an annual month-long celebration commemorating the accomplishments of African Americans that serves as a way to acknowledge their pivotal contributions to the history of the United States. There are plenty of amazing...
2023 Legislative Year in Review
Dear Neighbor, As we come to the end of a productive legislative year at the Capitol, it is so important to reflect on progress made and victories won for the people of Michigan. In our first 100 days alone, the Senate Majority for the People passed legislation to...
Sen. Bayer Comments on Gov. Whitmer’s 2024 State of the State Address
LANSING, Mich. (Jan. 24, 2024) — Sen. Rosemary Bayer (D-West Bloomfield) issued the following statement in response to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s “State of the State” address tonight and her proposal to provide free education from Pre-K through community college for all...
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Senator Bayer’s testimony SB539 in the Civil Rights Committee 12-10-2025
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American Axle/Dauch workers in Three Rivers, Michigan, are striking for fair compensation. They work and sacrifice to generate millions in profits on a daily basis for the company, but haven't experienced wage or benefit increases that reflect this.
I stand with UAW Local 2093 members in their efforts to negotiate their pathway to financial security, improved work-life balance protections, and the health benefits they deserve. ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy Pride Month, SD 13! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
Pride is more than just a celebration - it's a reminder that everyone deserves to live openly, authentically, and safely. 🏳️🌈
For a list of Pride events taking place near you, visit: pridesource.com/article/2026-michigan-lgbtq-pride-calendar ... See MoreSee Less
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What an exciting day! SB 517, my bill to modernize Michigan's school technology bond law, passed out of the Senate Education Committee today!
Under current law, public school districts (including Independent School Districts) have a very limited capacity to issue bonds for technology-related purchases. Consequently, school districts need to finance these purchases using their general funds, which perpetually pits technology upgrades against other valid uses of their resources. This leads school districts, especially school districts in less affluent areas, to delay upgrading their technology infrastructure well past its typical lifecycle.
SB 517 will give school districts more options for financing technology purchases and update the definition of “technology” in the Revised School Code for the 21st century. Let’s help our school districts stay one step ahead of threats to cybersecurity and furnish the best possible educational experience for our students!
Representative Sharon MacDonell is sponsoring this bill on the House side as HB 4818, and brought this critical issue to my attention. SB 517 now heads to the Senate floor for consideration.
I'm pictured here with Birmingham Public School District representatives Dr. Embekka Roberson, Zach Riley-Kelley, and Amy Hochkammer, who supported the bill in Committee today. Thank you for your presence and testimony! ... See MoreSee Less
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