Rep. Aaron Miller today voted in favor of funding to help Michigan distribute the COVID-19 vaccine and boost testing while helping those whose livelihoods have been disrupted by the virus and economic shutdowns.

State Rep. Aaron Miller and the Michigan House today approved several bipartisan measures to continue protecting and helping Michigan families during the remainder of the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Requiring masks for competing athletes across the board is senseless. I would like to know what data the governor believes supports the notion that masks are necessary in athletics, especially to protect those competing in sports where athletes are already physically distanced from one another, such as golf, tennis, or cross country.

State Rep. Aaron Miller today supported a plan to rectify the governor’s fatal error that contributed to the COVID-related deaths of nearly 2,000 nursing home residents. The mandate to put COVID-19 patients into long-term care facilities alongside uninfected residents was decided by the governor alone, without any legislative input. “What Gov. Whitmer’s nursing home policy […]

$1.3 billion plan implements robust distance learning, safety measures State Rep. Aaron Miller, chair of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on School Aid, today joined House and Senate colleagues in unveiling a plan to ensure the safety of Michigan students as learning resumes in the fall. The House-Senate plan, announced this morning during a Capitol press […]

A lot of people crack jokes about how northern Indiana is in my district—places like LaGrange, Shipshewana, Topeka, Howe, Middlebury, Elkhart—but it really is a thing down here. Michiana, as our border region is affectionately well-known, is a bastion for manufacturing, a nest of Midwestern small-town values, and the heart of Amish Country for Michigan […]

State Rep. Aaron Miller today said the governor moved in the wrong direction when she put even more restrictions on people and businesses while extending her stay-at-home order until April 30. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer ordered that stores no longer sell what she considers non-essential items and block off those areas so customers cannot access them. […]

The Michigan House today approved state Rep. Aaron Miller’s plan to designate the Dr. T.K. Lawless County Park in Cass County as a dark sky preserve. Miller’s legislation, which received overwhelming bipartisan support, would unquestionably create educational and recreational opportunities for people. “The dark sky movement in Michigan is on fire — there is a […]

Rep. Aaron Miller announced today he will be hosting local office hours in February to hear the concerns of those in the community. “We have had a great start to the year in Lansing,” Miller said. “Its important to keep the lines of communication open to ensure our continued success. I look forward to meeting […]

State Rep. Aaron Miller, of Sturgis, released the following statement after the governor’s second State of the State address on Wednesday: “While I am more than happy to work with the governor on a realistic road funding solution, paying for it on our credit card is not the answer. “Road improvement bonds will be detrimental […]

A plan introduced by state Rep. Aaron Miller and signed into law in October updating and clarifying Michigan counseling practices took effect today. Updates were needed because the state Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) proposed a rule that would have precluded many licensed professional counselors (LPCs) from using counseling techniques and psychotherapy to […]

Rep. Aaron Miller, of Sturgis, announced today he will be hosting local office hours in January to meet and discuss important issues with members of his district. “Hearing from the people I represent is an important part of my job,” Miller said. “Input from residents is at the front of my mind as we get […]