State Rep. Mark Tisdel today voted to reduce the influence of powerful special interests in Michigan politics and strengthen public confidence that decisions in Lansing are made on behalf of taxpayers, patients and ratepayers, not major corporations seeking political influence. “The people of Michigan have been clear: They want money out of politics and accountability […]

State Rep. Mark Tisdel today highlighted bipartisan investments in the new state education budget that strengthen early literacy, expand access to prekindergarten programs, and create more opportunities for students to earn college credit while still in high school. The 2026-27 budget, signed by the governor this week, increases the per-pupil foundation allowance by $250 to […]