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Senator Thomas A. Albert

Sen. Albert: Return schools’ focus to improving student outcomes

Senator Thomas Albert discusses new legislation to restore accountability to Michigan’s Read by Grade 3 law, connect student achievement to teacher evaluations, and provide more pathways to student success. (June 10, 2025)

Senator Joseph Bellino

Sen. Bellino: Who knew what and when about Biden!

Senator Jon Bumstead

Sen. Bumstead: Recognizing Wetland Conservation Week

Senator Jon Bumstead is joined by Senators Joe Bellino and John Damoose to support a resolution to designate January 28 through February 3, 2024, as Wetland Conservation Week and to recognize Ducks Unlimited, Inc. on their achievements in habitat conservation. (January 10, 2024)

Senator Kevin Daley

Sen. Daley Recognizes Those Who Served, and Gave Their Lives in the Vietnam War

Senator Kevin Daley speaks in favor of his resolution to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War. (May 7, 2025)

Senator John Damoose

Sen. Damoose: Senate Bill 304, Protecting Mackinac tourism

Senator Damoose testifies in support of Senate Bill 304 at the Regulatory Affairs Committee, and the need to protect Mackinac Island tourism. (June 12, 2025)

Senator Roger Hauck

Sen. Hauck: Happy Presidents' Day!

Some fun presidential trivia for you heading into this Presidents’ Day weekend. Hope everyone stays safe and warm during the snow!

Senator Michele Hoitenga

Sen. Hoitenga: Celebrating March is Reading Month

To celebrate March is Reading Month, Senator Michele Hoitenga reads “M is for Mitten: A Michigan Alphabet,” written by Annie Appleford and illustrated by Michael G. Monroe.

Senator Mark Huizenga

Sen. Huizenga: On Memorial Day

On Memorial Day, we pause not for celebration but to remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in defense of our nation. It’s a day not just for barbecues or long weekends, but for reflection on the cost of freedom and the courage it demands. So today, let us honor their memory not just with moments of silence but with lives lived in service and unity.

Senator Ruth Johnson

Sen. Johnson Gives the Invocation

Sen. Ruth Johnson (R-Holly) delivers the invocation for the June 3, 2025 session of the Michigan Senate.

Senator Dan Lauwers

Sen. Lauwers Celebrates "March is Reading Month" 2023

Senator Dan Lauwers celebrates “March is Reading Month” by reading from “Sleep Tight Farm,” by Eugenie Doyle.

Senator Jonathan Lindsey

Lindsey highlights Jocelyn Benson's failures

Sen. Lindsey offers his remarks on SB 99/100, highlighting the failures of Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson and the botched financial disclosure website. (May 13, 2025)

Senator Ed McBroom

Sen. McBroom: Cage-Free Chicken Bill “Smells Like A Rotten Egg”

In 2019, Senator Ed McBroom asked his colleagues to vote no on SB 174 of 2019, the “cage-free” chicken legislation, urging them to talk with the agricultural community before imposing such a drastic restriction on farmers. (October 24, 2019)

Senator Aric Nesbitt

Michigan is falling apart while our Governor is more worried about catching her next flight.

Senator Rick Outman

Sen. Outman Gives the Invocation

Senator Rick Outman gives the invocation at the beginning of session on April 24, 2025.

Senator Jim Runstead

Sen. Runestad: Get Rid of Financial DEI in Investments

Democrats want to use your hard-earned retirement savings to fund their woke ideology. My bill, SB 300, will get rid of Financial DEI and ensure investments focus on returns—not politics.

Senator Lana Theis

Sen. Theis: Michigan’s restaurant industry is at risk!

New regulations eliminating the tipped wage system could force small businesses to close, raise prices, and leave thousands unemployed. I’m fighting to stop this crisis—join me in supporting House Bills 4001 & 4002 to protect Michigan’s tipped workers and small businesses!

Senator Roger Victory

Sen. Victory Gives the Invocation

Senator Roger Victory gives the invocation at the start of session on June 4, 2025.

Senator Michael Webber

Sen. Webber wants all psychiatric patients to know their rights

Senator Michael Webber wants more oversight and accountability to better protect patient rights in psychiatric treatment facilities. (WXYZ, June 4, 2025)