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Dear Neighbor, Spring is upon us here in Michigan! I hope you are having a great start to the season and enjoying everything the warmer weather brings to our state. As we transition into spring, I encourage you to take advantage of the longer days and pleasant...
2024 Year in Review
Dear Neighbor, The 102nd legislative session had been very busy and productive. It’s been my honor to serve as your State Senator during this time and I have had the special privilege to get out in our community and meet many new people throughout the district. At the...
District 10 News and Updates
Dear Neighbor, We have officially entered March! March is Women’s History Month, and I am pleased to celebrate the many contributions women make in this great state. As the weather warms up, I hope you and loved ones can spend some time outdoors. ...
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Michigan’s public research institutions shouldn’t be wasting millions on painful dog experiments. That’s why I introduced Queenie’s Law (SB 127) and am working with the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine to cut those experiments and advance patient health.
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Thank you, Sen. Wojno!
Tax season is in full swing! Last session, the Michigan Legislature passed nearly $1 billion in tax cuts to support seniors and working families.
Take a minute to learn more from the Michigan Treasury Department about how you may be able to take advantage of those policies and more to maximize your tax return this year.
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. observed that, "the most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?'"
As we reflect on the life and legacy of Dr. King, we are reminded of the power of service and community. Today, let’s honor his legacy by coming together to serve our community — whether through volunteering, helping a neighbor, or supporting causes that promote equity and just ... See MoreSee Less
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I written many on this issue, Criminals are stealing catalectic converters on cars across the state, recyclers have no law which prohibits people bringing endless amounts with no proof of vehicle ownership. new pending laws no protect millions of vehicles out there now for ID tags on them.