State Rep. Julie Alexander and the Michigan House of Representatives today approved the landmark Unlock Michigan citizen’s initiative to repeal the unconstitutional state law Gov. Gretchen Whitmer used to hold unilateral power over the people of Michigan during the COVID-19 pandemic.

State Rep. Julie Alexander today hosted Phil and Pam Campau, owners of Jacqueline House Assisted Living in Jackson, at the state Capitol.

The Michigan House of Representatives today approved state Rep. Julie Alexander’s resolution commemorating the 102nd U.S. Colored Troops, Michigan’s only regiment of black soldiers in the Civil War.

The Michigan House of Representatives today approved a bipartisan plan to support the equine industry in Michigan, introduced by state Rep. Julie Alexander, chair of the House Committee on Agriculture.

The Michigan House of Representatives on Wednesday approved a plan by state Rep. Julie Alexander to allow the exportation of Michigan live bait.

State Rep. Julie Alexander on Monday honored Maurice Imhoff of Jackson at the state Capitol for his efforts to memorialize a Civil War regiment and preserve its battle flag.

State Rep. Julie Alexander, chair of the House Agriculture Committee, today praised Michigan State University Extension’s decision to resume in-person programs, including 4-H activities.

Following a recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month in April, Michigan House legislators today introduced a bipartisan plan to protect sexual assault survivors.

State Rep. Julie Alexander, of Hanover, today issued the following statement following approval of a budget in the Michigan House of Representatives this week:

State Rep. Julie Alexander on Thursday introduced a plan to clarify the assessment of property taxes on homes built by nonprofit housing organizations in order to ease the burden on low-income homeowners.

State Rep. Julie Alexander today paid tribute to fallen Michigan National Guardsman Matthew Soper by dedicating a portion of M-60 in his honor.

The Michigan House of Representatives today approved a plan introduced by state Rep. Julie Alexander to decriminalize and reduce penalties for two snowmobile-related offenses.