Missing the July 1 deadline isn’t just a technical failure—it’s a failure of Republican leadership. House Dems won’t stop fighting for investments in Michigander’s that reflect our priorities.

This is about people’s health, food security, futures, and so much more. Make your voice heard today.

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There is still time to share how this bill will impact you, your family, and your neighbors. Call, email, or visit the office of your congressional representative to make a difference.

Congress is preparing to vote once more on the Big Beautiful Bill after it narrowly passed the Senate yesterday. If signed into law, these cuts could cause long-term devastating effects for every Michigan family.

Mark your calendars!. 🌊Join myself and Rep. @NoahArbit on Mon, July 28 @ 6PM at Portage Yacht Club for a Local Lakes, Local Voices town hall. We’re talking about inland lakes, boating safety, water quality & more. Don’t miss it!

No parent should have to choose between feeding their children and paying the bills. I’m fighting to protect SNAP and WIC so families across Michigan can meet their most basic needs.

In House District 48 alone, thousands of families rely on food assistance:.• 16,395 in Washtenaw County.• 4,609 in Livingston County.• 11,748 in Jackson County.Food shouldn’t be a partisan issue.

Cutting SNAP and WIC means taking food off the tables of kids, moms, and families already struggling to get by. These cuts aren’t just harmful. They’re cruel.

Health care is not a luxury. It’s a lifeline. I’m standing with House Democrats to protect Michigan families from these reckless cuts.

In House District 48 alone, thousands could lose coverage:.• 60,592 in Washtenaw.• 21,571 in Livingston.• 42,313 in Jackson.These aren’t numbers. They’re people.

Medicaid supports over 2.4 million Michiganders—including kids, seniors, and people with disabilities. But Republicans in Congress want to gut it.

On Saturday, I joined the Silence the Violence event at St. Aidan’s in Ann Arbor, a powerful night of remembrance, resilience, and action. Grateful to stand with survivors and advocates. Silence is not an option. We must act to end gun violence.

Thank you to everyone who came out to the Town Hall in Dexter last night!

I am joining @RepDebDingell and fellow state legislators for a Washtenaw Community Town Hall on June 16!. Dexter High School.6:00 PM.RSVP: (Note: RSVP helps with planning but does not guarantee admission.)

We must work together to end human trafficking. I proudly voted for legislation that puts predators behind bars and gives survivors a second chance at life.

As we wrap up 2024, I can't help but marvel at the incredible journey we’ve embarked on together. Each challenge met, each victory celebrated — they’re all part of the unique soundtrack of our district’s year. With one more month to go, I’m still working hard to deliver results.

I am excited to learn that the University of Michigan is partnering with Los Alamos National Lab to establish a high-performance computational facility in Washtenaw County! This initiative represents a great opportunity to strengthen Michigan's economic and academic leadership.

Police K9s risk their lives for us — they deserve urgent care when injured. Proud to back legislation ensuring these heroes get the protection they need.

Life hits hard sometimes, but you’re not alone in feeling that weight. When we’re knocked down, we rise up stronger together.