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Legislative Updates and Community Resources
Dear Neighbor, As always, it is my honor to work for you, to deliver honest, diligent representation in Lansing on the issues that matter most. The last several weeks have been busy, and I hope you appreciate these updates. I hope this newsletter informs you of other...
Join me for a Clean Energy Town Hall!
Dear Neighbors, I hope you’ll join me for my Clean Energy Future Town Hall on Thursday, April 18. This event will be a great opportunity to discuss new Clean Energy legislation in Michigan, how it will impact our communities and answer any questions you may have. ...
Senator Brinks, Statewide Consumer Advocates Support Democratic Legislation to Reform Predatory Payday Lending
Senate Bill 632 caps payday lending interest rates to alleviate economic disparities throughout Michigan communities. LANSING, Mich. (March 26, 2024) — Earlier this month, Michigan Senate Democrats passed Senate Bill 632 with bipartisan support to cap interest...
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Earlier this week, I got to chat with Sandy Baruah, President and CEO of the Detroit Regional Chamber, about the key accomplishments Senate Democrats have achieved in partnership with the governor — from our expansion of the acclaimed Rx Kids cash assistance program for new moms and babies to our historic boost to the Earned Income Tax Credit to help more working families make ends meet. ... See MoreSee Less
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Last night, Governor Gretchen Whitmer delivered her final State of the State address where she reflected on the historic progress we've delivered for Michiganders together and outlined her priorities for the year ahead.
Let's keep collaborating on more practical solutions to lower costs, make housing more affordable, improve literacy and support our kids, and ensure everyone has access to quality, accessible health care that they can afford. ... See MoreSee Less
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