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Uplifting Michigan Veterans in the Capitol and Our Communities
Michigan Senate Democrats express gratitude for everything Michigan veterans have done for our nation and continue to do for our communities Every year on November 11, Americans come together to express profound gratitude for those who honored our country through the...
Senate Majority Leader Brinks Congratulates New House Leadership
LANSING, Mich. (Nov. 7, 2024) — Today, Senate Majority Leader Winnie Brinks (D-Grand Rapids) issued the following statement congratulating Rep. Matt Hall (R-Richland Twp.) and Rep. Ranjeev Puri (D-Canton) on being named Speaker of the House and House Democratic...
10 Ways Senate Democrats Have Been Tackling Hunger in Michigan
No matter what we look like or what zip code we call home, we all deserve to have access to quality, nutritious food to nourish our minds and bodies. Yet, the disturbing reality is that both here in Michigan and across the country, food insecurity is on the rise. In a...
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With a #MajorityForThePeople, we are building a Michigan the next generation can be proud of.
From groceries to housing to health care, everything is getting more expensive. We want to hear directly from Michigan families as we continue our fight to build a Michigan people can actually afford.
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Planning for retirement is part of long-term affordability. This legislation would make it easier for workers without employer plans to save, helping workers build stability and retire with dignity.
Senate Dems Pass Bills to Expand Access to Retirement Savings Accounts for All Michiganders
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Legislation would offer future financial security to roughly 1.5 million Michiganders without access to a workplace retirement savings plan3 CommentsComment on Facebook
Juneteenth is both a celebration and a reminder of our continued responsibility to build a more just and equitable future. Michigan Senate Dems were proud to make Freedom Day an official state holiday and will keep doing the work to advance policies that promote fairness, opportunity, and dignity for all.
From groceries to housing to health care, everything is getting more expensive. We want to hear directly from Michigan families as we continue our fight to build a Michigan people can actually afford.
Take our quick affordability survey to share your story: 👉 link in bio
From groceries to housing to health care, everything is getting more expensive. We want to hear directly from Michigan families as we continue our fight to build a Michigan people can actually afford.
Take our quick affordability survey to share your story:
Planning for retirement is part of long-term affordability. This legislation would make it easier for workers without employer plans to save, helping workers build stability and retire with dignity.
Senate Dems Pass Bills to Expand Access to Retirement Savings Accounts for All Michiganders
Legislation would offer future financial security to roughly 1.5 million Michiganders without access to a workplace retirement savings plan
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