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Sen. Polehanki Helps Pass Historic, Equitable State Budget, Major Wins for Schools and Students
Budget funds universal school meals, other supports for students as well as transformative investments in public safety, infrastructure and more LANSING, Mich. (June 30, 2023) — This week, Sen. Dayna Polehanki (D-Livonia) and the Michigan Senate Democrats passed...
Senate Passes ‘Teddy’s Law’ Bills from Hertel, Polehanki to Help Rescue Lab-Tested Animals
Bills incentivizes adoption of, requires annual reports on dogs and cats used in animal testing prior to euthanasia NOTE: Photo attached and included below. LANSING, Mich. (June 28, 2023) — Today in Lansing, lawmakers passed Senate Bills 148 and 149 out of the...
Senate District 5 Updates
Dear Neighbors, I hope this newsletter reaches you and your family safe and healthy. The past weeks of poor air quality due to the forest fires in northern Michigan and Canada have been concerning, which is why I’ve included resources below to help you monitor air...
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Senator Polehanki Asks Colleagues to Vote Yes on SB 911
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“Senator Dayna Polehanki of Livonia introduced Michigan State Senate Bill 202 of 2025. In addition to four years for a SWATTING offense, harsher penalties would be implemented if the hoax resulted in injury or death.” ... See MoreSee Less
Fighting Back: Michigan's Bold Move To Criminalize SWATTING Incidents
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A new bill in Michigan aims to tackle a dangerous prank that has schools on edge. What could a felony charge mean for those behind ‘SWATTING’? Discover how a single call can lead to chaos and seri...1 CommentComment on Facebook
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Thank you to WJR’s Kevin Dietz for having me on to talk about the benefits of class size caps for K-3 students in high-poverty districts. Have a listen!👇🏼 ... See MoreSee Less
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Umm why wouldn't class size caps be important for all kids, regardless of where they are from?
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