State Representative
Mai Xiong
Warren | 13th House District
Serving 92,063 constituents in SE/E/NE Warren, Roseville and St. Clair Shores
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(517) 373-0845
Office: N-692 House Office Building
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ICYMI - we reintroduced the 9 bills that were unconstitutionally withheld by Speaker Matt Hall and subsequently vetoed by the governor.
These 9 bills are not just numbers.
They represent healthcare, retirement security, and economic dignity for the men and women who literally stand in the line of fire, risking their lives and their health protecting us and are the first to show up at our doorsteps.
Healthcare costs continue to rise, retirement benefits have been drastically cut for decades and taken away from hardworking families.
My Democratic colleagues and I remain committed to the people of Michigan, and stand in solidarity with the workers, fire fighters, corrections officers, and teachers and their families.
I will continue to do everything in my power to get these bills signed into law.
I'll never stop fighting for economic justice for the people who put us in these positions, who protect us, care for our children, and show up for us everyday.
#present6058 #michigan #healthcare #workersrights #teachers
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If you work on Tuesday and can’t make it to the polls for the August Primary, you can cast your ballot at an early voting site.
This weekend, Saturday August 1 and Sunday, August 2 are the final two days of early voting.
Thank you to our local clerks, election staff, and poll workers who work tirelessly to ensure our elections are secure, accessible, and run smoothly. Your dedication makes our democracy possible.
Early Voting Sites in the 13th House District:
Roseville City Hall
29777 Gratiot Ave
Roseville, MI 48066
8am - 4pm
St. Clair Shores City Hall
27600 Jefferson Ave
St Clair Shores, MI 48081
8:30am - 4:30pm
Warren City Hall
One City Square
Warren, MI 48093
8:30am - 4:30pm
No matter how you choose to vote —early, absentee, or on Election Day, make a plan and make your voice heard. Every vote matters. Happy voting, Michigan! 🇺🇸
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I was so honored to join SMART CEO Tiffany Gunter on a ride recently. Can honestly say I’ve never been interviewed on a moving bus before and it was so much fun. Thank you for having me and for uplifting the workforce and childcare affordability, along with public transit issues we’re tackeling.
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Back to school shopping… with tariffs! I think we did this last year. 🤔
Unfortunately, it looks like prices haven’t gone down, but the good news is that all Michigan public school kids will be getting free breakfast and lunch to keep them fed and focused, thanks to the bipartisan budget this mama voted for! 🤗
We’re excited and ready for the school year to start! What about you?!
#backtoschoolshopping #tariffs #schoolshopping #schoolsupplies #momlife
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Come with me as I shop for a 70-year-old senior who recently called my office, worried that her SNAP food benefits were cut by over $100 a month without warning.
While we work to help her understand why her benefits changed, I'm making sure she has the basic food items she needs today and connecting her with every resource available.
Last year, Republicans in DC passed HR 1; the “Big Beautiful Bill,” making major changes to SNAP, including work requirements, reducing eligibility, while expanding documentation rules; limiting future increases and shifting administrative costs to states. Seniors are now facing increased administrative burdens and eligibility changes that are confusing and causing delays.
Since the law took effect, more than 113,000 Michiganders have already lost SNAP benefits.
Whether it's new eligibility rules, increased paperwork, or benefit reductions, too many seniors are negatively impacted. They’re skipping meals and turning to food pantries.
Our senior citizens worked hard, raised families, built our communities, and earned the right to retire with dignity. They are living on fixed incomes while the cost of housing, utilities, groceries, and healthcare continues to climb. I hear these concerns from my constituents every day.
We can all look for the best deals, shop the sales, and stretch every dollar, but when essential benefits are drastically cut, no coupon or discount can make up the difference.
That's why I'm committed to lowering costs, protecting the programs seniors rely on, and fighting for policies that help families make ends meet.
Our seniors deserve more than gratitude, they deserve the security and peace of mind that comes with knowing they can afford to stay in their homes, put food on the table, and access the care they need.
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HEADS UP!
Notice to Voters planning on attending the following polls on Election Day:
🔹Precinct 1 Senior Center and Precinct 5 Civic Arena may experience traffic and delays as the main parking lot for the Civic Arena will be closed for construction (voters will need to use the Senior Center parking lot).
🔹Precinct 3 St. Lucy Catholic Church and Precinct 8 Blossom Heath Inn may experience traffic due to Jefferson Ave. construction.
🔹 Precinct 9 VFW Bruce Post may experience traffic and delays as the back parking lot will be closed for construction (voters will need to use the front parking lot).
If you would like to avoid these possible traffic delays, please consider Early Voting:
🔹All Precincts (1-12) available to vote early at City Hall (27600 Jefferson Ave.)
🔹Open for Early Voting daily Saturday, July 25 through Sunday, August 2 from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Please contact the Clerk's Office at 586-447-3303 with questions or for more information.
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House Bill 6058 of 2024 is now House Bill 6237 of 2026.
For the past two years I worked to get HB 6058 passed and signed into law. It passed both chambers with a majority vote.
It was withheld for over 18 months by the Speaker of the House. It took a lawsuit, hundreds of thousands of wasted taxpayer dollars paying his legal fees, and 3 courts to tell him that it was unconstitutional for him to withhold the bill from the governor.
The ruling finally came down. He presented the 9 bills.
The governor vetoed the bills.
I’m not giving up. You shouldn’t either. I know you’re as frustrated and upset as I am. Let’s turn our frustration into action.
Our teachers and Michigan workers continue to face rising healthcare costs. We are now seeing these costs continuing to rise, and this crisis playing out in real time.
As Legislators, we have the opportunity to bring immediate financial relief to the public workers who protect us, show up at our front doors, and care for our children and help them learn.
My bill would ensure that Michigan workers have access to affordable healthcare so that they can take care of themselves and their families.
We’re going to continue to show up every day to work to get these bills across the finish line and back to the Governor’s Desk.
These 9 bills are not just numbers.
They represent healthcare, retirement security, and economic dignity for the men and women who literally stand in the line of fire, risking their lives and their health protecting us and are the first to show up at our doorsteps.
Healthcare costs continue to rise, retirement benefits have been drastically cut for decades and taken away from hardworking families.
Michigan deserves better than what was taken from them by the very own government that is supposed to work for them.
We all have a shared responsibility to make our state better.
Speaker Hall has the opportunity to bring forth these bills for a vote.
The ball is now in his court.
Let the people of Michigan see who is on their side fighting for them, addressing the healthcare affordability crisis.
My Democratic colleagues and I remain committed to the people of Michigan, and stand in solidarity with the workers, fire fighters, corrections officers, and teachers and their families.
I will continue to do everything in my power to get these bills signed into law.
I'll never stop fighting for economic justice for the people who put us in these positions, who protect us, care for our children, and show up for us everyday.
#presenthb6058 #teachers #workersrights #michigan #healthcare
17 CommentsComment on Facebook
For the past two years I worked to get HB 6058 passed and signed into law.
After meeting with teachers and educators from the Macomb County public school districts in 2024, it was clear that if we did not pass a law to amend Public Act 152, that our teachers and Michigan workers would continue to face rising healthcare costs.
We are now seeing these costs continuing to rise, and this crisis playing out in real time.
As Legislators, we have the opportunity to bring immediate financial relief to the public workers who protect us, show up at our front doors, and care for our children and help them learn.
My bill would ensure that Michigan workers have access to affordable healthcare so that they can take care of themselves and their families.
At the very least, it is important for us to take care of the people who take care of us.
Unfortunately, during the past 19 months Speaker Matt Hall and House Republicans prevented my bill and 8 others from becoming law, playing political games with people’s livelihoods.
This eventually cost Michigan taxpayers more than $300,000 in legal fees to defend the speaker’s unconstitutional actions.
The Speaker and House Republicans were actively fighting to make sure that your healthcare costs continue to rise.
Talk about waste, fraud, and abuse.
This past year and a half we’ve seen nothing but waste fraud and abuse by the speaker at the expense of hard-working families.
You should be disappointed and frustrated with the lack of progress in the Michigan House of Representatives under this Speaker.
I know I am.
Today we are turning that frustration into action by re-introducing the 9 bills.
We’re going to continue to show up every day to work to get these bills across the finish line and back to the Governor’s Desk.
These 9 bills are not just numbers.
They represent healthcare, retirement security, and economic dignity for the men and women who literally stand in the line of fire, risking their lives and their health protecting us and are the first to show up at our doorsteps.
Healthcare costs continue to rise, retirement benefits have been drastically cut for decades and taken away from hardworking families.
Michigan deserves better than what was taken from them by the very own government that is supposed to work for them.
We all have a shared responsibility to make our state better.
Speaker Hall has the opportunity to bring forth these bills for a vote.
The ball is now in his court.
Let the people of Michigan see who is on their side fighting for them, addressing the healthcare affordability crisis.
My Democratic colleagues and I remain committed to the people of Michigan, and stand in solidarity with the workers, fire fighters, corrections officers, and teachers and their families.
I will continue to do everything in my power to get these bills signed into law.
I'll never stop fighting for economic justice for the people who put us in these positions, who protect us, care for our children, and show up for us everyday.
18 CommentsComment on Facebook
LIVE NOW: Join me and my colleagues from Michigan House Democrats and Michigan Senate Democrats as we announce the reintroduction of the Limbo 9 Bills that will protect Michiganders and put more money in their pockets.
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ICYMI - we reintroduced the 9 bills that were unconstitutionally withheld by Speaker Matt Hall and subsequently vetoed by the governor.
These 9 bills are not just numbers.
They represent healthcare, retirement security, and economic dignity for the men and women who literally stand in the line of fire, risking their lives and their health protecting us and are the first to show up at our doorsteps.
Healthcare costs continue to rise, retirement benefits have been drastically cut for decades and taken away from hardworking families.
My Democratic colleagues and I remain committed to the people of Michigan, and stand in solidarity with the workers, fire fighters, corrections officers, and teachers and their families.
I will continue to do everything in my power to get these bills signed into law.
I'll never stop fighting for economic justice for the people who put us in these positions, who protect us, care for our children, and show up for us everyday.
#present6058 #michigan #healthcare #workersrights #teachers ... See MoreSee Less
37 CommentsComment on Facebook
If you work on Tuesday and can’t make it to the polls for the August Primary, you can cast your ballot at an early voting site.
This weekend, Saturday August 1 and Sunday, August 2 are the final two days of early voting.
Thank you to our local clerks, election staff, and poll workers who work tirelessly to ensure our elections are secure, accessible, and run smoothly. Your dedication makes our democracy possible.
Early Voting Sites in the 13th House District:
Roseville City Hall
29777 Gratiot Ave
Roseville, MI 48066
8am - 4pm
St. Clair Shores City Hall
27600 Jefferson Ave
St Clair Shores, MI 48081
8:30am - 4:30pm
Warren City Hall
One City Square
Warren, MI 48093
8:30am - 4:30pm
No matter how you choose to vote —early, absentee, or on Election Day, make a plan and make your voice heard. Every vote matters. Happy voting, Michigan! 🇺🇸 ... See MoreSee Less
8 CommentsComment on Facebook
I was so honored to join SMART CEO Tiffany Gunter on a ride recently. Can honestly say I’ve never been interviewed on a moving bus before and it was so much fun. Thank you for having me and for uplifting the workforce and childcare affordability, along with public transit issues we’re tackeling. ... See MoreSee Less
3 CommentsComment on Facebook
Back to school shopping… with tariffs! I think we did this last year. 🤔
Unfortunately, it looks like prices haven’t gone down, but the good news is that all Michigan public school kids will be getting free breakfast and lunch to keep them fed and focused, thanks to the bipartisan budget this mama voted for! 🤗
We’re excited and ready for the school year to start! What about you?!
#backtoschoolshopping #tariffs #schoolshopping #schoolsupplies #momlife ... See MoreSee Less
23 CommentsComment on Facebook
Come with me as I shop for a 70-year-old senior who recently called my office, worried that her SNAP food benefits were cut by over $100 a month without warning.
While we work to help her understand why her benefits changed, I'm making sure she has the basic food items she needs today and connecting her with every resource available.
Last year, Republicans in DC passed HR 1; the “Big Beautiful Bill,” making major changes to SNAP, including work requirements, reducing eligibility, while expanding documentation rules; limiting future increases and shifting administrative costs to states. Seniors are now facing increased administrative burdens and eligibility changes that are confusing and causing delays.
Since the law took effect, more than 113,000 Michiganders have already lost SNAP benefits.
Whether it's new eligibility rules, increased paperwork, or benefit reductions, too many seniors are negatively impacted. They’re skipping meals and turning to food pantries.
Our senior citizens worked hard, raised families, built our communities, and earned the right to retire with dignity. They are living on fixed incomes while the cost of housing, utilities, groceries, and healthcare continues to climb. I hear these concerns from my constituents every day.
We can all look for the best deals, shop the sales, and stretch every dollar, but when essential benefits are drastically cut, no coupon or discount can make up the difference.
That's why I'm committed to lowering costs, protecting the programs seniors rely on, and fighting for policies that help families make ends meet.
Our seniors deserve more than gratitude, they deserve the security and peace of mind that comes with knowing they can afford to stay in their homes, put food on the table, and access the care they need. ... See MoreSee Less
38 CommentsComment on Facebook
HEADS UP!
Notice to Voters planning on attending the following polls on Election Day:
🔹Precinct 1 Senior Center and Precinct 5 Civic Arena may experience traffic and delays as the main parking lot for the Civic Arena will be closed for construction (voters will need to use the Senior Center parking lot).
🔹Precinct 3 St. Lucy Catholic Church and Precinct 8 Blossom Heath Inn may experience traffic due to Jefferson Ave. construction.
🔹 Precinct 9 VFW Bruce Post may experience traffic and delays as the back parking lot will be closed for construction (voters will need to use the front parking lot).
If you would like to avoid these possible traffic delays, please consider Early Voting:
🔹All Precincts (1-12) available to vote early at City Hall (27600 Jefferson Ave.)
🔹Open for Early Voting daily Saturday, July 25 through Sunday, August 2 from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Please contact the Clerk's Office at 586-447-3303 with questions or for more information. ... See MoreSee Less
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
House Bill 6058 of 2024 is now House Bill 6237 of 2026.
For the past two years I worked to get HB 6058 passed and signed into law. It passed both chambers with a majority vote.
It was withheld for over 18 months by the Speaker of the House. It took a lawsuit, hundreds of thousands of wasted taxpayer dollars paying his legal fees, and 3 courts to tell him that it was unconstitutional for him to withhold the bill from the governor.
The ruling finally came down. He presented the 9 bills.
The governor vetoed the bills.
I’m not giving up. You shouldn’t either. I know you’re as frustrated and upset as I am. Let’s turn our frustration into action.
Our teachers and Michigan workers continue to face rising healthcare costs. We are now seeing these costs continuing to rise, and this crisis playing out in real time.
As Legislators, we have the opportunity to bring immediate financial relief to the public workers who protect us, show up at our front doors, and care for our children and help them learn.
My bill would ensure that Michigan workers have access to affordable healthcare so that they can take care of themselves and their families.
We’re going to continue to show up every day to work to get these bills across the finish line and back to the Governor’s Desk.
These 9 bills are not just numbers.
They represent healthcare, retirement security, and economic dignity for the men and women who literally stand in the line of fire, risking their lives and their health protecting us and are the first to show up at our doorsteps.
Healthcare costs continue to rise, retirement benefits have been drastically cut for decades and taken away from hardworking families.
Michigan deserves better than what was taken from them by the very own government that is supposed to work for them.
We all have a shared responsibility to make our state better.
Speaker Hall has the opportunity to bring forth these bills for a vote.
The ball is now in his court.
Let the people of Michigan see who is on their side fighting for them, addressing the healthcare affordability crisis.
My Democratic colleagues and I remain committed to the people of Michigan, and stand in solidarity with the workers, fire fighters, corrections officers, and teachers and their families.
I will continue to do everything in my power to get these bills signed into law.
I'll never stop fighting for economic justice for the people who put us in these positions, who protect us, care for our children, and show up for us everyday.
#presenthb6058 #teachers #workersrights #michigan #healthcare ... See MoreSee Less
17 CommentsComment on Facebook
For the past two years I worked to get HB 6058 passed and signed into law.
After meeting with teachers and educators from the Macomb County public school districts in 2024, it was clear that if we did not pass a law to amend Public Act 152, that our teachers and Michigan workers would continue to face rising healthcare costs.
We are now seeing these costs continuing to rise, and this crisis playing out in real time.
As Legislators, we have the opportunity to bring immediate financial relief to the public workers who protect us, show up at our front doors, and care for our children and help them learn.
My bill would ensure that Michigan workers have access to affordable healthcare so that they can take care of themselves and their families.
At the very least, it is important for us to take care of the people who take care of us.
Unfortunately, during the past 19 months Speaker Matt Hall and House Republicans prevented my bill and 8 others from becoming law, playing political games with people’s livelihoods.
This eventually cost Michigan taxpayers more than $300,000 in legal fees to defend the speaker’s unconstitutional actions.
The Speaker and House Republicans were actively fighting to make sure that your healthcare costs continue to rise.
Talk about waste, fraud, and abuse.
This past year and a half we’ve seen nothing but waste fraud and abuse by the speaker at the expense of hard-working families.
You should be disappointed and frustrated with the lack of progress in the Michigan House of Representatives under this Speaker.
I know I am.
Today we are turning that frustration into action by re-introducing the 9 bills.
We’re going to continue to show up every day to work to get these bills across the finish line and back to the Governor’s Desk.
These 9 bills are not just numbers.
They represent healthcare, retirement security, and economic dignity for the men and women who literally stand in the line of fire, risking their lives and their health protecting us and are the first to show up at our doorsteps.
Healthcare costs continue to rise, retirement benefits have been drastically cut for decades and taken away from hardworking families.
Michigan deserves better than what was taken from them by the very own government that is supposed to work for them.
We all have a shared responsibility to make our state better.
Speaker Hall has the opportunity to bring forth these bills for a vote.
The ball is now in his court.
Let the people of Michigan see who is on their side fighting for them, addressing the healthcare affordability crisis.
My Democratic colleagues and I remain committed to the people of Michigan, and stand in solidarity with the workers, fire fighters, corrections officers, and teachers and their families.
I will continue to do everything in my power to get these bills signed into law.
I'll never stop fighting for economic justice for the people who put us in these positions, who protect us, care for our children, and show up for us everyday. ... See MoreSee Less
18 CommentsComment on Facebook
LIVE NOW: Join me and my colleagues from Michigan House Democrats and Michigan Senate Democrats as we announce the reintroduction of the Limbo 9 Bills that will protect Michiganders and put more money in their pockets. ... See MoreSee Less
9 CommentsComment on Facebook