State Rep. Diana Farrington and the Michigan Legislature today approved a bipartisan budget to support Michigan schools, public safety, and other important services.

State Rep. Diana Farrington, chair of the House Financial Services Committee, today celebrated Michigan students who will learn critical knowledge and skills in a personal finance course that will be required across the state under her plan that was signed into law this afternoon.

With overwhelming bipartisan support, the Michigan House of Representatives today approved state Rep. Diana Farrington’s plan to teach Michigan students how to manage their personal finances.

With overwhelming bipartisan support, the Michigan Senate today approved state Rep. Diana Farrington’s plan to prepare Michigan high school students for life after graduation with a personal finance course.

The bipartisan Senate Committee on Education and Career Readiness today unanimously approved state Rep. Diana Farrington’s plan to require high school students to take a course in personal finance.

State Rep. Diana Farrington spearheaded a plan to declare April as Financial Literacy Month in Michigan.

State Rep. Diana Farrington, R-Utica, who serves on the House Tax Policy Committee, today issued the following statement urging Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to join a bipartisan legislative effort to remove the state’s 27 cents per gallon gas tax for six months:

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

State Rep. Diana Farrington, who serves on the House Committee on Tax Policy, today voted in support of a plan to reduce taxes for Michigan families while expanding tax savings for seniors.

State Rep. Diana Farrington, of Utica, today issued the following statement on school funding, after Gov. Gretchen Whitmer made her annual budget recommendations:

In a House vote, state Rep. Diana Farrington today supported wide-ranging legislation to reform the Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA) and protect jobless workers.

Following the announcement that the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (MCCA) will issue refunds of $400 per vehicle to Michigan drivers, state Rep. Diana Farrington today said the announcement is another example of the historic reforms she supported in 2019 saving people money on their car insurance.