Marcie Grzywacz
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State
What this office does: A state senator votes on Michigan laws and the state budget and confirms many of the Governor's appointments.
Covers part of Wayne County.
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State Senator, 4th District
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Sponsored the 2023 bill repealing Michigan's right-to-work law.
Campaign website · Darrin Camilleri for State Senate · darrincamilleri.com
“Sen. Darrin Camilleri, the main sponsor of the bill repealing "right-to-work" legislation”
Secured passage of a statewide rail grade separation program.
Campaign website · Darrin Camilleri for State Senate · darrincamilleri.com
“Darrin successfully passed legislation to create a Statewide Grade Separation Program”
Secured free school meals in the state school aid budget.
Campaign website · Darrin Camilleri for State Senate · darrincamilleri.com
“helping deliver a historic education budget this past session that included free lunch and breakfast in our public schools”
Supported expanded Working Families Tax Credit, pension tax repeal.
Campaign website · Darrin Camilleri for State Senate · darrincamilleri.com
“He's worked to raise the minimum wage, quintuple the Working Families Tax Credit, and repeal the pension tax.”
Opposes a proposed ICE detention center in Romulus.
Public statement · Michigan Senate Democrats · senatedems.com
“this detention center is not welcome in Romulus or anywhere across our state”
Supports raising landfill tipping fees and hazardous waste oversight.
Public statement · Michigan Senate Democrats · senatedems.com
“Senate Bills 246 and 247 would raise tipping fees, create oversight on our landfills”
Sponsored a resolution extending the gas-price energy emergency.
Public statement · Michigan Senate Democrats · senatedems.com
“The resolution, sponsored by Sen. Darrin Camilleri (D-Trenton), had bipartisan and nearly unanimous support”
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