State Representative
Natalie Price
Berkley | 6th House District
Serving 91,847 constituents in Berkley, Birmingham, Bloomfield Twp, Huntington Woods, Royal Oak and Southfield
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(517) 373-0823
Office: S-685 House Office Building
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Today I had the pleasure of meeting with Ms. Shepard’s 3rd grade class during their trip to our state’s capitol. I love spending time with students and talking to them about the work that we do here in Lansing every day. The information that they learn today will be the beginning of what I hope will be a long life of civic engagement.
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House Republicans won't let us talk about Trump's war in Iran (Seriously. They cut off one of my colleagues mid-speech just for mentioning it). And they certainly won't stop him.
So instead of owning the damage Trump's war is doing to your wallet, Republicans are blaming the same clean energy law that's actually keeping your utility bills down.
I voted no on Project Lighthouse. We're not going backwards.
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Scheduling update: This event will now be held Thursday, May 28th at 5:30pm, I hope to see you all then!
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A Michigan couple wanted to start a family. Then the economy got in the way.
A Michigan couple wanted to start a family. Then the economy got in the way.
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Dozens of readers, like this couple from West Michigan, recently told MLive what they are cutting back on to make ends meet.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Hardworking Michiganders are the backbone of a vibrant Michigan. Michigan House Democrats are supporting local economies, investing in safe communities and making sure projects reflect local voices and create good-paying union jobs because we believe in people over politics.
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Yesterday’s Supreme Court completed its years-long project of dismantling the architecture that protects Black voters from discriminatory maps.
Michigan can’t fix what the Court broke nationwide. But we can build our own firewall.
When Democrats control the legislature next year, we need to immediately pass the Michigan Voting Rights Act.
We owe it to every community that this Court just abandoned.
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Receiving this year's Honors Legislator Award from NAMI Michigan is a humbling reminder of why this work matters. NAMI is a genuine grassroots force, present in every state, rooted in more than 1,000 local communities. And their tireless advocacy for people affected by mental illness has shaped what good policy in this space can look like.
The real credit belongs to the constituents, behavioral health providers, and community organizations who have brought their lived experiences into our policy conversations. Their voices are what drive efforts to close gaps in behavioral health services and reduce the strain on emergency departments that have become a default safety net for people in crisis.
There is still significant work ahead. I remain committed to the collaboration that makes progress possible and to ensuring every Michigander has access to care that is equitable, meaningful, and humane.
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Hardworking Michiganders shouldn't have to choose between paying the bills and planning for the future. Michigan House Democrats' vision for Michigan focuses on affordability so everyone can move forward with confidence. That includes ensuring clean energy measures are maintained to keep utilities more affordable for generations.
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Recently, I had the opportunity to visit Forgotten Harvest. Seeing firsthand how their team rescues surplus food and gets it to Michigan families who need it most is a powerful reminder of what’s possible when compassion meets action.
Thank you to the staff and volunteers who show up every day to make a difference. I’m grateful for the chance to learn more and support this incredible mission.
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Natalie Price IN THE NEWS
Price Receives National Alliance on Mental Illness Legislator Award for Mental Health Advocacy
LANSING, Mich., May 14, 2026 — State Rep. Natalie Price (D-Berkley) has been named the recipient of the 2026 NAMI [...]
Price Reaffirms Priorities Following State of the State
State Rep. Natalie Price (D-Berkley) stands with guest Deborah Wahl at the State of the State address on Wednesday, [...]
Price Responds to Governor Whitmer’s Budget Recommendation, Highlighting Affordability, Education and Public Health
LANSING, Mich., Feb. 11, 2026 — Today, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer released her executive budget recommendations for the upcoming fiscal year. [...]
Today I had the pleasure of meeting with Ms. Shepard’s 3rd grade class during their trip to our state’s capitol. I love spending time with students and talking to them about the work that we do here in Lansing every day. The information that they learn today will be the beginning of what I hope will be a long life of civic engagement. ... See MoreSee Less
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
House Republicans won't let us talk about Trump's war in Iran (Seriously. They cut off one of my colleagues mid-speech just for mentioning it). And they certainly won't stop him.
So instead of owning the damage Trump's war is doing to your wallet, Republicans are blaming the same clean energy law that's actually keeping your utility bills down.
I voted no on Project Lighthouse. We're not going backwards. ... See MoreSee Less
8 CommentsComment on Facebook
Scheduling update: This event will now be held Thursday, May 28th at 5:30pm, I hope to see you all then! ... See MoreSee Less
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.1 CommentsComment on Facebook
A Michigan couple wanted to start a family. Then the economy got in the way. ... See MoreSee Less
A Michigan couple wanted to start a family. Then the economy got in the way.
www.mlive.com
Dozens of readers, like this couple from West Michigan, recently told MLive what they are cutting back on to make ends meet.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Hardworking Michiganders are the backbone of a vibrant Michigan. Michigan House Democrats are supporting local economies, investing in safe communities and making sure projects reflect local voices and create good-paying union jobs because we believe in people over politics. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Yesterday’s Supreme Court completed its years-long project of dismantling the architecture that protects Black voters from discriminatory maps.
Michigan can’t fix what the Court broke nationwide. But we can build our own firewall.
When Democrats control the legislature next year, we need to immediately pass the Michigan Voting Rights Act.
We owe it to every community that this Court just abandoned. ... See MoreSee Less
14 CommentsComment on Facebook
Receiving this year's Honors Legislator Award from NAMI Michigan is a humbling reminder of why this work matters. NAMI is a genuine grassroots force, present in every state, rooted in more than 1,000 local communities. And their tireless advocacy for people affected by mental illness has shaped what good policy in this space can look like.
The real credit belongs to the constituents, behavioral health providers, and community organizations who have brought their lived experiences into our policy conversations. Their voices are what drive efforts to close gaps in behavioral health services and reduce the strain on emergency departments that have become a default safety net for people in crisis.
There is still significant work ahead. I remain committed to the collaboration that makes progress possible and to ensuring every Michigander has access to care that is equitable, meaningful, and humane. ... See MoreSee Less
9 CommentsComment on Facebook
Hardworking Michiganders shouldn't have to choose between paying the bills and planning for the future. Michigan House Democrats' vision for Michigan focuses on affordability so everyone can move forward with confidence. That includes ensuring clean energy measures are maintained to keep utilities more affordable for generations. ... See MoreSee Less
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
Recently, I had the opportunity to visit Forgotten Harvest. Seeing firsthand how their team rescues surplus food and gets it to Michigan families who need it most is a powerful reminder of what’s possible when compassion meets action.
Thank you to the staff and volunteers who show up every day to make a difference. I’m grateful for the chance to learn more and support this incredible mission. ... See MoreSee Less
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