“Our commonsense plan lays out an alternative pathway to expand energy production options in Michigan,” said Neyer, R-Shepherd. “I’m glad my colleagues on both sides of the aisle recognized the economic boom these digestors can be for Michigan farmers and energy producers. This legislation is simple; we’re just ensuring that EGLE is making its decisions based on nationally accepted standards and allowing producers to remain consistent with GAAMPs, another rulebook that farmers have been using for over three decades.”

State Rep. Jamie Thompson recently voted to advance a House K-12 budget plan that supports students, gives needed flexibility to school districts, and cracks down on unnecessary, politically driven initiatives that receive tax dollars within Michigan’s education system. The budget plan builds a stronger, more responsive education system through localization instead of centralization. It offers […]

“I am excited this method will facilitate the clean-up of the voter rolls,” said Hoadley. “By communicating directly with the voter, we’ll secure voter rolls simply and responsibly. It should be easy to vote and hard to cheat. This simple fix will secure our elections without negatively impacting active voters.”

State Rep. Jennifer Wortz (R-Quincy) voted on Wednesday for a K-12 education budget plan spearheaded by House Republicans that cuts wasteful red tape and includes historic amounts of per pupil funding. The legislative package removes expensive, for-profit grant programs and increases school funding to $12,000 per student. This amount would be the highest in the […]

“It’s important that if we want to improve education for our students, we need to get the ball rolling on the local level,” Fox said. “I voted to route funding to local communities, who have unfortunately suffered the last several years from inflation and poor economic conditions, needing increased funding. I believe by building up our communities and local education, Lord willing, we will build a new and better educated generation leaders.”

“Our community is fast at work cleaning up the mess left behind by the flooding,” said Bohnak, R-Deerton. “These dollars would give our local officials the resources they need to continue recovery efforts and rebuild our critical infrastructure.”