Frank Lambert
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State
What this office does: A state representative votes on Michigan laws and the state budget on behalf of the district.
Covers part of Ingham, Clinton and Shiawassee counties.
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State Representative; attorney · East Lansing
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Introduced a bill package regulating PFAS chemicals.
Government record · Michigan House Democrats · housedems.com
“introduce a legislative package, House Bills 5890-5898, that would regulate and provide relief for Michiganders affected by toxic PFAS chemicals”
Opposes a federal postal rule restricting mail voting.
Government record · Michigan House Democrats · housedems.com
“opposing a proposed rule to implement President Donald Trump's executive order to restrict voting by mail”
Sponsored resolution for a House committee investigating Interlochen–Epstein ties.
Government record · Michigan House Democrats · housedems.com
“House Resolution 284, which would create a special committee to explicitly examine the Interlochen Center for the Arts”
Introduced a bill limiting employers' use of AI surveillance.
Government record · Michigan House Democrats · housedems.com
“The Responsible Artificial Intelligence Security for Employees (RAISE) Act would work to protect workers from invasive workplace surveillance from AI.”
Sponsored a bill barring insurers from asking about dog breeds.
Government record · Michigan House Democrats · housedems.com
“prohibits insurance providers from inquiring about the breed of a dog that resides in an insured or potentially insured property”
Co-sponsored bills letting crime survivors bring pets to emergency housing.
Government record · Michigan House Democrats · housedems.com
“ensure that survivors of domestic violence and other violent crimes can bring their pets with them when seeking emergency housing”
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