State Rep. Julie Alexander, R-Hanover, today issued the following statement criticizing Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s new call for a sales tax suspension on school supplies after she previously vetoed three bipartisan tax relief plans passed by the Legislature:

State Rep. Julie Alexander’s plan to reduce the property tax burden for Michigan families on their homes built by nonprofit housing organizations today became law.

State Rep. Julie Alexander last week approved a plan to provide resources to support three outdoor recreation projects in Jackson County.

State Rep. Julie Alexander and the Michigan House of Representatives this morning approved Alexander’s plan to hold state government accountable to the people of Michigan when officials exercise emergency powers.

State Rep. Julie Alexander today voted to support Michigan students by approving a school aid budget that provides equal foundation funding for Michigan students and increases resources for special education.

State Rep. Julie Alexander, chair of the House Agriculture Committee, today celebrated new laws she helped pass to support Michigan agricultural producers by ensuring they may continue exporting their products.

State Rep. Julie Alexander today praised a bipartisan plan to support Michigan families by improving access to affordable child care while preserving safety and quality.

State Rep. Julie Alexander, R-Hanover, today issued the following statement condemning acts of vandalism Tuesday night against Jackson Right to Life and a nearby residence:

State Rep. Julie Alexander, R-Hanover, on Tuesday testified before the House Committee on Local Government and Municipal Finance in support of her plan to preserve local control while setting a reasonable timeline for officials to review a mining operation’s request for zoning approval.

At a House Oversight Committee hearing today, state Rep. Julie Alexander delivered testimony in support of her bipartisan, comprehensive plan to hold state government accountable to Michigan citizens when using emergency powers.

State Rep. Julie Alexander today led a bipartisan coalition of state legislators who introduced a comprehensive plan to hold state government accountable to Michigan citizens when it uses emergency powers.

State Rep. Julie Alexander, R-Hanover, today issued the following statement after the Michigan House failed to approve her common-sense plan to provide grants to help families pay for tutoring and other educational expenses for children who lost learning time during the COVID-19 pandemic: