During the first week of the 102nd Legislature, the state House adopted a resolution introduced by Rep. Pauline Wendzel declaring January as Human Trafficking Awareness Month in the state of Michigan.

Due to redistricting, Rep. Wendzel’s contact information has changed. Letters can be mailed to S-888 House Office Building, PO Box 30014 Lansing, MI 48933. Her phone number is now 517-373-1799, and her email address is [email protected]

Reps. Beth Griffin and Pauline Wendzel once again championed commonsense election security solutions today in the Michigan Legislature – and this time, it’s part of a long-overdue bipartisan agreement the governor is expected to sign.

LANSING, MI – Today, State Rep. Pauline Wendzel testified before the House Committee on Local Government and Municipal Finance in support of her legislative package to help Michigan create jobs and attract more economic development projects by becoming more competitive with surrounding states.

State Rep. Pauline Wendzel is continuing her fight to bring desperately needed relief to hard-working people and families across Southwest Michigan, as the Michigan House approved a wide-ranging plan to slash taxes to help people keep more of what they earn.

LANSING, MI – State Rep. Pauline Wendzel recently introduced bipartisan legislation to increase participation in early middle college programs offered by community colleges across Michigan.

State Rep. Pauline Wendzel today approved a historic plan to protect drinking water, fix roads, upgrade parks and make other important improvements to state and local infrastructure.

Last week, in the aftermath of St. Patrick’s Day and during the opening weekend of the NCAA March Madness tournament, Governor Whitmer quietly announced that she had vetoed House Republicans’ multi-billion-dollar tax savings plan.

Rep. Pauline Wendzel and the Michigan House today approved a cost-saving plan for motorists that would suspend payment of the state’s 27-cent per gallon gas and diesel fuel tax for six months.

As many people have previously read in this paper, one of my biggest priorities is ensuring that state government is efficient, effective, and, most importantly, accountable. As the House provides oversight and investigates how the COVID pandemic was handled by our state, a troubling issue was brought to light.

LANSING, MI – State Rep. Pauline Wendzel has introduced legislation to clarify Michigan law regarding non-lethal self-defense options.

Earlier this month, my colleagues and I approved a commonsense plan to better inform Michigan students about their career and education options following high school. Our plan ensures that our students are made aware of career paths that involve skilled trades and public service, in addition to those that require four-year degrees and graduate school.