# Date Explanation 2 13-Jan I proudly voted yes to elect Jason Wentworth as Speaker of the Michigan House of Representatives. Speaker Wentworth is an exceptional leader who will do what is right for our State. I look forward to working with him over these next two years. Speaker Wentworth was elected unanimously. 3 13-Jan […]

State Rep. John Reilly and the Michigan Legislature today approved a plan to fund critical resources for education, safety, mental health, and other needs in Oxford following the tragic shooting at Oxford High School last November.

State Rep. John Reilly this week supported a plan to lower taxes for hard-working Michigan taxpayers.

State Rep. John Reilly, R-Oakland Township, today issued the following statement after voting for a plan to support students and staff after last year’s tragic shooting at Oxford High School:

The Senate Committee on Education and Career Readiness today approved state Rep. John Reilly’s plan to make the ACT WorkKeys exam optional for Michigan high school students.

State Rep. John Reilly today testified before the Senate Committee on Education and Career Readiness in support of his plan to make a mandatory workforce readiness exam optional for high school students.

State Rep. John Reilly today led the Michigan House in approving a plan to honor veterans from the Orion community.

The House Committee on Transportation today unanimously approved state Rep. John Reilly’s plan to honor veterans from the Orion community.

As rising fuel prices continue to increase costs on Michigan families, state Rep. John Reilly and the Michigan House of Representatives today approved a plan to remove the state gas tax for six months.

State Rep. John Reilly and the Michigan House of Representatives today approved a plan to reduce taxes for working families and expand tax savings for seniors.

State Rep. John Reilly today led the Michigan House of Representatives in approving his plan to allow parents access to key governmental records about their children’s deaths.