
Michigan Senate Democrats Celebrate Pride Month
On June 4, 2024, the Michigan Senate adopted Senate Resolution 126 recognizing June 2024 as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer+ (LGBTQ+) Pride Month. Sponsored by state Sen. Jeremy Moss (D-Southfield) and cosponsored by the entire Senate Democratic Caucus —...

Senate Democrats Commemorate World Environment Day, Highlight Historic Climate Progress in Michigan
The largest international platform for environmental outreach, World Environment Day — annually observed on June 5 — engages advocates from across the globe in the effort to protect and restore our planet, underscoring the increasingly urgent need for climate and...

Michigan Senate Democrats Finalize ‘Building Up Michigan’ Budget Ahead of State Consensus Revenue Estimating Conference
CREC conference outlines state’s economic climate, revenues to inform state budget process The Michigan Senate Democrats are gearing up for the upcoming Consensus Revenue Estimating Conference (CREC) set to take place on Friday, May 17, 2024. Read more about the...

Michigan Senate Passes Innovative “Building Up Michigan” Budget to Continue Progress Toward a Better Future for All
Budget highlights include record school funding, community college access for all students, significant funding for local communities and efforts to lower costs for state residents LANSING, Mich. (May 15, 2024) – Today, the Michigan Senate Democratic Majority...

5 Fast Facts for Draft Day: A Look at How Sports and Good Legislation Positively Impact Michigan
As the NFL Draft arrives in Detroit, it’s a great time to acknowledge how sports and government can work together The NFL Draft has arrived in Detroit, shining a spotlight on the Motor City as it aims to reintroduce itself on the national stage. More than 300,000...

Safeguarding Michiganders’ Wellness: Senate Democrats Recognize Public Health Week
Public health encompasses a multifaceted approach to the prevention of disease, promotion of wellness and enhancement of individuals’ quality of life. From behavioral healthcare and infectious disease prevention to water quality monitoring and environmental standards...

Oh, the Places You’ll Go with the Books You’ll Read! Michigan Senate Democrats Celebrate Reading Month
This March, Reading Month sparked enthusiasm across the state, with students, teachers, and readers of all levels enjoying stories from a variety of literary genres. From fantasy and sci-fi to mystery thrillers and historical biographies, pages were eagerly turned,...

From Estimates to Investments: Exploring and Understanding Michigan’s Budget Process
Last year marked a significant milestone for Michigan Democrats as they capitalized on their first trifecta in 40 years to spearhead a transformative budget — directing vital resources into historically neglected sectors like infrastructure, education, and local...

Sen. Anthony Hosts State of Women Town Hall, Spotlighting Women’s Contributions
As Women’s History Month continues, there have been meaningful efforts and actions taken by the Senate Majority Democratic Caucus to empower and uplift women across the state of Michigan. To address critical issues facing women in the state, Sen. Sarah Anthony...

After 20-Year Fight, Senate Democrats Successfully Pass Hate Crimes Legislation to Protect All Michiganders
Residents will soon have legal recourse against intimidation, threats and other crimes targeting people just because of who they are LANSING, Mich. (March 19, 2024) — Michigan Senate Democrats voted today to pass Senate Bills 600 and 601, sponsored by Sen. Sylvia...