The next “Ask Bill G.” Office Hours with Representative Bill G. Schuette event will take place on Monday, March 20. “Ask Bill G.” events are part of Bill’s commitment to listening to residents across the 95th House District in Midland and Gladwin counties. “As we have seen throughout this term and especially these last few […]

State Rep. Bill G. Schuette today unveiled the House Republican plan that will improve Michigan’s lackluster standing on government transparency through comprehensive ethics and transparency reforms. The plans follow through on a clear call for greater accountability and transparency in government that’s been sent by voters and residents throughout the state. The multi-bill package works […]

State Representative Bill G. Schuette voted today to protect Second Amendment freedoms by voting no on House Bills 4138, 4142, and 4143. This bill package requires universal background checks for firearm transfers and creates universal firearms licensing.  “These bills will do nothing to stop future gun violence and are a serious infringement on the Second […]

State Rep. Bill G. Schuette today voted to protect the rights of Michigan workers by standing against the repeal of the state’s Right to Work law. “I believe in worker Freedom. Michigan workers should have the right to decide for themselves whether or not they want to join a union,” Schuette said. “I’ve listened to […]

State Rep. Bill G. Schuette today voted against a Democrat plan to lower literacy requirements at elementary schools throughout Michigan. Current law sets children throughout the state on a course for success. It requires an assessment of a child’s reading level, employs possible methods to address any deficiencies and gives parents updates on their child’s […]

State Rep. Bill G. Schuette on Wednesday voted against HB 4016, which spends a massive $1.8 billion in corporate incentives for a planned project. The package calculates to an astronomical cost of $700,000 per estimated job created. The project also relies on collaboration with a Chinese supplier, despite tensions between the United States and China […]

State Representative Bill G. Schuette today issued the following statement celebrating expected tax relief for the people of Michigan after the Michigan Senate advanced tax relief legislation Tuesday night without blocking an automatic income tax cut. Schuette noted his support of the move today: “After trying nearly every trick in the book to eliminate your […]

Representative Schuette Presents Family of Al Vincent with State Tribute On Monday, Feb. 13, State Representative Bill G. Schuette presented the family of the late Al Vincent and the Billings Township Fire Department with a state tribute honoring his more than 50 years of service to the department and celebrating a life dedicated to the […]

The next “Ask Bill G.” Office Hours with Representative Bill G. Schuette event will take place on Monday, Feb. 27. “Ask Bill G.” events are part of Bill’s commitment to listening to residents across the 95th House District in Midland and Gladwin counties. “I look forward to our next ‘Ask Bill G.’ office hours,” Schuette […]

Families and small businesses pay for short-sighted Democrat plan State Representative Bill G. Schuette today expressed disappointment that Lansing Democrats performed extreme political gymnastics in order to eliminate a pending pay-raise for hard-working Michiganders. “Instead of sustained, year-over-year tax relief, Democrats opted for a one-time giveaway that will amount to less than 50 cents per […]

Legislator highlights need for tax cuts and targeted investments State Representative Bill G. Schuette today expressed concern over the record spending in the Governor’s executive budget proposal after he and other members of the House Appropriations Committee received the budget presentation from the governor and her team this morning. “The Democrats seem committed to “growing […]

State Rep. Bill G. Schuette, of Midland, issued the following statement after the State House approved an amended plan that follows the Republican tax relief proposal to put more money back in the pockets of hardworking Michiganders. An amended House Bill 4002 raises the Earned Income Tax Credit from 6% to 30% and will make […]