The Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts this week awarded a Communicator Award for state Rep. Julie Alexander’s “Grown in Michigan with Julie Alexander” (GIMJA) video series.

State Rep. Alexander and the Michigan Legislature today approved a plan to make state government more open to the people of Michigan by establishing financial transparency requirements for state elected officials.

State Rep. Julie Alexander and the Michigan House of Representatives this week approved an annual budget plan to support necessary services, pay down debt, save for the future and enable reduced taxes.

State Reps. Sarah Lightner and Julie Alexander today recognized three Jackson County World War II veterans who all recently celebrated their 100th birthdays.

State Rep. Julie Alexander (R-Hanover) today supported a plan that would provide permanent and stable funding for a program that ensures rural Michigan communities have police protection.

Rep. Alexander talks about House passage Tuesday of her HB 5765, which allows retired corrections officers to return to work without losing their retirement benefits. Rep. Alexander notes that her Jackson county constituents say significant staff shortages with the Michigan Department of Corrections are requiring mandatory overtime and creating difficult work conditions.

State Rep. Julie Alexander (R-Hanover) today voted to advance a significant infrastructural commitment that dedicates federal dollars to local projects across Michigan.

State Rep. Julie Alexander’s plan to allow the sale of Michigan minnows and other live bait outside of the state was signed into law on Tuesday.

State Rep. Julie Alexander, R-Hanover, today issued the following statement after her legislation to remove sales and use taxes for essential diapers and adult briefs failed to pass the House today:

State Rep. Julie Alexander today led the Michigan House of Representatives in approving her plan to strengthen election integrity by increasing transparency requirements for election inspectors, also known as poll workers.

State Rep. Julie Alexander, the chair of the House Agriculture Committee, today led the committee in reviewing a bipartisan plan she helped introduce to ensure Michigan agricultural products may be exported to other countries.

After a nonpartisan audit revealed failure by Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson to administer elections according to the law, state Rep. Julie Alexander today said the audit she helped initiate affirms the need for the Legislature’s ongoing efforts to improve electoral processes and strengthen election integrity.