Updates from the Capitol
Nov 22-Dec 15, 2023
- Governor Whitmer Sets Special Election Dates
- MDHHS Announces 2024 Changes to the Healthy Michigan Plan
- Pugh Withdraws from U.S. Senate Race in Pursuit of U.S. House Seat
- Governor Signs Clean Energy Legislation into Law
- New Consumer Protections and Licensing Rules for Pharmacy Benefit Managers
- Line 5 Pipeline Order Approved by MPSC
- Senate Fiscal Agency Issues November Monthly Revenue Report
Nov 11-21, 2023
- Governor's Office Announces New Hires, Promotions
- 'Dolly Pardon' Wins Governor's Turkey Pardon Naming Contest
- U.S. Rep Dan Kildee Not Seeking Reelection
- Candidates on Michigan's 2024 Presidential Ballot
- MDHHS Internal Changes and Promotions
- MDHHS looking for Social Determinants of Health Hub advisory council members
Oct 30-Nov 10, 2023
- November 7th Election Update
- Reproductive Health Care Act Passes with Setback
- Clean Energy by 2040 Passed in House and Senate
- Financial Disclosure Passes in the Senate and House
- Rick Snyder’s Flint Water Charges Officially Dismissed
- Peter Meijer Announces Senate Candidacy
- Trump Sues Michigan Secretary of State for Presidential Ballot
Oct 16-27, 2023
- Whitmer Names Jen Flood as the New Budget Director Along with New Promotions
- Cost-Lowering Oral Chemotherapy Legislation Signed into Law
- Michigan Disclosure Bills Introduced in the Senate
- Whitmer Appoints Brian Love as MVAA Director
Oct 2-13, 2023
- Whitney Keenan Joins McCall Hamilton as Government Affairs Team Coordinator
- Oral Chemotherapy Insurance Bill Passes in both the House and Senate
- Automatic Voter Registration Passed in Michigan House
- Elder Abuse Task Force Bills Get First Hearing
- Whitmer’s ‘You Can in Michigan’ Launches to Promote Michigan
- Whitmer’s Michigan Achievement Scholarship Shows Increased Enrollment
- MDHHS Recommends Three Vaccines this Flu Season
- Capital Christmas Tree Chosen for 2023 Holiday Season
