Oh, the Places You’ll Go with the Books You’ll Read! Michigan Senate Democrats Celebrate Reading Month
This March, Reading Month sparked enthusiasm across the state, with students, teachers, and readers of all levels enjoying stories from a variety of literary genres. From fantasy and sci-fi to mystery thrillers and historical biographies, pages were eagerly turned,...
From Estimates to Investments: Exploring and Understanding Michigan’s Budget Process
Last year marked a significant milestone for Michigan Democrats as they capitalized on their first trifecta in 40 years to spearhead a transformative budget — directing vital resources into historically neglected sectors like infrastructure, education, and local...
Sen. Anthony Hosts State of Women Town Hall, Spotlighting Women’s Contributions
As Women’s History Month continues, there have been meaningful efforts and actions taken by the Senate Majority Democratic Caucus to empower and uplift women across the state of Michigan. To address critical issues facing women in the state, Sen. Sarah Anthony...
After 20-Year Fight, Senate Democrats Successfully Pass Hate Crimes Legislation to Protect All Michiganders
Residents will soon have legal recourse against intimidation, threats and other crimes targeting people just because of who they are LANSING, Mich. (March 19, 2024) — Michigan Senate Democrats voted today to pass Senate Bills 600 and 601, sponsored by Sen. Sylvia...
Michigan Democrats are focused on safeguarding Michiganders’ reproductive and fertility rights.
Michigan Democrats are focused on safeguarding Michiganders’ reproductive and fertility rights. We are putting people first by giving families and individuals the opportunity to decide when, how and if to start or grow a family. “Michigan stands in the minority of...
Senate Democrats Celebrate Women’s History Month, Pushing for Continued Gender Equity and Recognition
In Michigan, women continue to make significant strides in elected office, improving the political and policy landscapes in the process. In 2018, Gretchen Whitmer was elected governor, Dana Nessel was elected attorney general, and Jocelyn Benson was elected secretary...
A Recap: How Michigan Senate Democrats Celebrated Black History Month
During Black History Month, Michigan Senate Democrats honored and commemorated the contributions of those within the African diaspora. From attending community-wide events and celebrating history-making moments within our State Capitol, Black history is alive and...
Michigan Reconnect Continues to Promote Lifelong Learning
Michigan Senate Democrats proudly commemorate the three-year milestone of the Michigan Reconnect program, applauding its progress and expansion. As the Michigan Reconnect program marks its third anniversary, Michigan Senate Democrats proudly reflect on the strides...
Senate Oversight Committee Takes Up Long-Awaited Legislation to Expand Freedom of Information Act to Governor, Legislature
Moss and McBroom’s bipartisan bills will allow public to request records from Michigan lawmakers and governor’s office, improving government transparency and helping restore public trust LANSING, Mich. (Feb. 7, 2024) — Today, the Senate Oversight Committee heard...
Black History Month: Honoring the Impact of the Michigan Legislative Black Caucus
Senate Democrats recognize Black history and celebrate impact of the Michigan Legislative Black Caucus February is a month dedicated to celebrating and recognizing the contributions of Black people — Black History Month. What began as “Negro History Week” in 1926 by...