State Rep. John Roth today criticized Gov. Gretchen Whitmer for a proposed plan to suspend the state’s sales tax on school supplies after she vetoed Republican-led tax reduction plans in the last few months.

State Rep. Andrew Beeler, R-Port Huron, who serves on the House Tax Policy Committee, today issued the following statement criticizing Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s new call for a sales tax suspension on school supplies after she previously vetoed three bipartisan tax relief plans passed by the Legislature:

State Rep. Julie Alexander, R-Hanover, today issued the following statement criticizing Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s new call for a sales tax suspension on school supplies after she previously vetoed three bipartisan tax relief plans passed by the Legislature:

State Rep. Sue Allor, R-Wolverine, today issued the following statement criticizing Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s new call for a sales tax pause after she previously vetoed three bipartisan tax relief plans passed by the Legislature:

Rep. O’Malley says Michigan students return to class this fall with a record-high base foundation grant of $9150, and an increased emphasis on helping kids with pandemic-related learning loss.

Rep. O’Malley talks about school bus safety legislation that takes full effect for the first time this coming school year. The laws, which Rep. O’Malley helped author, prohibit an individual other than an authorized person from entering a school bus without the bus driver’s permission, allow a sticker to be affixed to the side of […]