This week’s vote explanation’s are a little different. Click to learn why my Republican colleagues and I refused to vote on anything this past Friday.

Rep. Smit explains how she voted on dozens of bills being brought up during Lame Duck session.

“It’s been my goal since my first day in office to safeguard our elections, and that’s what this proposed amendment would do,” said Smit, R-Martin. “Basic proof of citizenship and voter ID ensures that every person engaging in our democratic process is in fact eligible to vote.”

Rep. Smit forced to cancel office hours as Democrats ram last-minute legislation through the House.

Rep. Smit explains how she voted on issues related to trespassing laws, the insurance code, the Michigan education savings program.

Rep. Smit explains how she voted on issues related to the Michigan Vehicle Code, plumber apprenticeships, Medicaid work requirements, and more.

“Our Founding Fathers created the Electoral College to ensure the interests of all states and regions are considered when electing the president – not just big cities and population centers like New York and California,” Smit said. “Our largest cities in Michigan are much smaller than those in other states. The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact threatens to upend this delicate balance and throw presidential elections into disarray.”

State Rep. Rachelle Smit (R-Martin) has been elected by her Michigan House of Representatives colleagues to serve as speaker pro-tempore for the 2025-26 legislative session.

Democrats Outlawed Critical Election Integrity and Oversight Measures;Illegal, Fraudulent Voting is the Direct Consequence Yesterday, news emerged that a Chinese national, a student at the University of Michigan, voted in the 2024 Presidential election. This ballot, now cast, has been submitted and will be counted according to state officials. This story has been covered in […]

Thank you for your interest in our nation’s most pressing political crisis right now: election integrity. I want you to know that I take this issue seriously, as a former clerk myself I have experience running elections and firsthand knowledge of how the process works. I am proud that I have been able to fight […]

Rep. Smit explains how she voted on bills related to sales & use tax, the state budget, and more.

Rep. Rachelle Smit invites residents to attend her local office hours on Friday, Sept. 27 from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Dorr Township Library.