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Both the state Senate and House have voted to create a new state fund that would handle the costs of service for petitioners
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Beyond policy bills, the House also took up several resolutions, including ones to condemn antisemitism and socialism. Democrats accused Republicans of electioneering and playing games with the socialism resolution
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Senate Majority Leader Winnie Brinks said it’s time to try getting the bills to the governor once more
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The measure only skips voters and becomes law if the Senate also passes it. Senate Majority Leader Brinks is already saying she won’t do so
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Michigan Senate Republicans have picked their campaign committee co-chair to lead them next term
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The high-profile Kent County Democrat lost his bid for the state senate in Tuesday’s primary election
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Haley Stevens in Grand Haven, John James in Ottawa Co., early voting numbers, FEMA funds, Dems reintroduce 9 bills, cyclosporiasis, and more
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Senate Majority Leader Winnie Brinks said throwing up roadblocks that violated the Michigan Constitution should not be rewarded
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A new proposal before the state legislature would ask voters if higher-income Michiganders should pay more in taxes
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Whitmer blamed Hall and House Republicans for the lengthy litigation that made the bills unworkable by the time they reached her desk