A proposal from state Rep. Julie Alexander, of Hanover, honoring a local military hero in the Jackson community was recently signed into law.

The Michigan House and Senate recently adopted state Rep. Julie Alexander’s concurrent resolution reminding state employees of important whistleblower protections and encouraging them to come forward if they have knowledge of any irregularities or suspect activities, the Jackson County lawmaker announced today.             Alexander, of Hanover, said it is critical the public has confidence that […]

Rep. Alexander votes to protect Jackson County families against COVID-19, economic repercussions State Rep. Julie Alexander, of Hanover, today voted in favor of funding to help Michiganders whose livelihoods have been disrupted by devastating economic shutdowns in the coronavirus-era. Alexander helped lead efforts as the House approved a $465 million overall plan that temporarily extends […]

State Rep. Julie Alexander, of Hanover, this week supported a resolution granting subpoena power to the House Committee on Oversight regarding the 2020 primary and general elections.

The Michigan House this week adopted state Rep. Julie Alexander’s resolution reminding state employees of important whistleblower protections and encouraging them to come forward if they have knowledge of any irregularities or suspect activities.

Rep. Alexander speaks on the House floor Tuesday, prior to a vote granting authority to the House Oversight Committee to administer oaths, issue subpoenas and examine books and records related to the 2020 primary and general elections.

Today, 15 Michigan legislators joined the Amistad Project of the non-partisan Thomas More Society in a lawsuit that challenges election results in Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.

State Rep. Julie Alexander, of Hanover, today announced Speaker-elect Jason Wentworth has appointed her to help determine the policy priorities of the Michigan House for the upcoming 2021-22 legislative session.

State Rep. Julie Alexander’s plan removing a financial barrier for Michigan families to obtain a certificate of stillbirth was recently been signed into law by the governor. The new law comes during the month of October, which is Pregnancy and Infancy Loss Awareness Month in Michigan.

Alexander, of Hanover, said the proposals would better serve residents of our state in the wake of the recent Michigan Supreme Court ruling that struck down the governor’s coronavirus related executive orders. Some key measures the House is implementing include extending assisting workers and job providers, better protecting nursing home residents and unemployment benefits.

Legislation from state Rep. Julie Alexander ensuring infrastructural projects are more specifically tailored to the needs of communities – and drivers – has been signed into law by the governor.