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July Legislative Updates

July Legislative Updates

Dear Neighbor,  I hope you’re enjoying this summer season in Michigan!   I’m pleased to report that the 2025 State Budget has been passed by the House and Senate, and it now awaits the governor’s signature! While compromises must be made in the budget process, I am...

June Updates and Community Resources

June Updates and Community Resources

Dear Neighbor,  Last Thursday marked the official start to summer — I hope you have some time this season to explore our stunning state!   As Senate Majority Leader, and as the proud senator of the 29th District, the bulk of my efforts this month have been squarely...

Senate Democrats Pass State Budget Dedicated to Building Up Michigan

Senate Democrats Pass State Budget Dedicated to Building Up Michigan

Under the leadership of Senate Appropriations Chairwoman Sarah Anthony, Senate Democrats use the budget process to uplift all residents     LANSING, Mich. (June 27, 2024) — Today, Senate Democrats successfully passed its second state budget under the historic...

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20 hours ago

Every family deserves the opportunity to have a healthy, safe pregnancy and birth. And after yesterday's bipartisan Senate passage of our historic Momnibus bill package, we're one step closer to that reality in Michigan.

Senate Bills 29-34 and 36-39 work to improve maternal health outcomes in our state by implementing antidiscrimination measures, patient protections, and much more.

Thanks for your leadership in championing this important effort, State Senator Erika Geiss!
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Every family deserves the opportunity to have a healthy, safe pregnancy and birth. And after yesterdays bipartisan Senate passage of our historic Momnibus bill package, were one step closer to that reality in Michigan. 

Senate Bills 29-34 and 36-39 work to improve maternal health outcomes in our state by implementing antidiscrimination measures, patient protections, and much more.

Thanks for your leadership in championing this important effort, State Senator Erika Geiss!

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Congratulations!

2 days ago

Yesterday, the Michigan Senate passed Senate Bills 111-114, a bill package to help better detect and address cases of elder abuse and exploitation. Championed by Senator Veronica Klinefelt, this legislation strengthens penalties for elder abuse and financial exploitation offenses while also working to expand prevention efforts. We'll continue fighting to protect our state's most vulnerable. ... See MoreSee Less

Yesterday, the Michigan Senate passed Senate Bills 111-114, a bill package to help better detect and address cases of elder abuse and exploitation. Championed by Senator Veronica Klinefelt, this legislation strengthens penalties for elder abuse and financial exploitation offenses while also working to expand prevention efforts. Well continue fighting to protect our states most vulnerable.

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You're Awesome!

Protect those who can not protect themselves.

Like having them die alone in nursing homes 🧐.

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3 days ago

Earlier this week, Heart of West Michigan United Way hosted a panel of legislators to speak directly to the challenges nonprofit leaders are facing. The concerns that were shared — about grants cancelled, funding denied, and proposed cuts to our most basic social safety net — are being felt deeply across our community. It was an honor to hear from them and share my resolve to continue to uplift the needs of our community. ... See MoreSee Less

Earlier this week, Heart of West Michigan United Way hosted a panel of legislators to speak directly to the challenges nonprofit leaders are facing. The concerns that were shared — about grants cancelled, funding denied, and proposed cuts to our most basic social safety net — are being felt deeply across our community. It was an honor to hear from them and share my resolve to continue to uplift the needs of our community.Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment
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