Rep. Bollin talks about the Michigan Legislature filing a renewed motion to intervene in a lawsuit against the Secretary of State, fighting a Court of Claims decision that would require local clerks to count ballots received in the mail up to two weeks after Election Day.

State Rep. Ann Bollin today said the Michigan Legislature has filed a renewed motion to intervene in a lawsuit against the Secretary of State, fighting a Court of Claims decision that would require local clerks to count ballots received in the mail up to two weeks after Election Day.

Representative Rodney Wakeman’s plan giving local government more flexibility to fund necessary road repairs was signed into law this week by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

State Rep. Graham Filler recently toured the ZFS Ithaca soybean processing plant to learn about the business, which is the largest soybean processing facility in Michigan.

A proposal sponsored by state Rep. Beau LaFave honoring a fallen service member has been signed into law by the governor.

Rep. O’Malley talks about his HB 6148, which would create a new state Department of Emergency Management in Michigan government. Rep. O’Malley argues that emergency management, currently housed under the Michigan State Police, has evolved into its own profession and that the times require a professional response. The bill had its first hearing this week […]