State Representative
Sharon MacDonell
Troy | 56th House District
Serving 90,410 constituents in SW Bloomfield Township, C/N/NW/W/SW/S Troy, W Birmingham, Clawson, N/NE Royal Oak
SharonMacDonell@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-2617
Office: N-990 House Office Building
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This #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, it is important to stand with everyone facing mental health challenges. Take a moment to check in with yourself and others. Let's continue to make progress in breaking the stigma and prioritizing mental well-being for all.
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Earlier today, I had the privilege of speaking to students at Troy High School about the dynamics of the Michigan Legislature, my journey to becoming a State Representative, and so much more. I was extremely impressed by the breadth of knowledge the students showed through the several thought-provoking questions they asked me. Thank you so much again for having me!
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This #JewishAmericanHeritageMonth, we celebrate the resilience and achievements of Jewish Americans across the country and our state. Thank you for everything you do to strengthen communities right here in Michigan.
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Today, I welcomed Lisa Grodsky and others from the Michigan Kinship Care Coalition to my office for their annual Kinship Care Dome Day. They talked about the joys and challenges faced by kinship families in Michigan. If you or someone you know needs support or resources for a kinship caregiving situation, please check out their website at mi-kinship.org/.
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Please join me tomorrow at 11am for a community conversation in Royal Oak!
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This week, I was grateful to have several productive conversations with advocacy organizations that are doing great work right here in Michigan. It was a pleasure meeting with Equality Michigan, the Michigan Nurses Association, the Sierra Club, and the CARE House of Oakland County. Their commitment to creating meaningful change through advocacy inspires me and reminds me why this work is so important. Thank you to everyone for coming by!
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House Republicans just killed my resolution censuring Representative Schriver for his racist speech against Michiganders of color. Speaker Matt Hall defended him. And not a single House Republican signed onto my resolution.
Why?
The answer is clear: House Republicans agree with Rep Schriver that Michiganders of Asian, African, and Latin American descent are not loyal to our country, and that "ethnicity" is what divides America. If they disagreed with him, they'd say so. But don't just take my word for it. Take it from Rep Schriver, who described his racist views as "widely held by mainstream conservatives."
House Republicans might not agree, but I know that that the people of Michigan abhor racism, and that the good people Representative Schriver insulted deserve an apology. I will always defend my beautifully diverse district. #DenounceHate
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Sharon MacDonell IN THE NEWS
MacDonell, Brixie’s Safe Homes, Safe Schools Package Becomes Law
State Reps. Sharon MacDonell (D-Troy) and Julie Brixie (D-Meridian Township) testify in the House Education Committee at the Anderson [...]
MacDonell’s MiABLE Bill Passes the House
Legislation continues savings support for Michiganders with disabilities State Rep. Sharon MacDonell (D-Troy) speaks in support of House Bill 5781 [...]
Legislators Urge Quick Action on Gun Reform Bills
Lawmakers work toward safer communities with better protections LANSING, Mich., Dec. 4, 2024 — State Reps. Felicia Brabec (D-Pittsfield Township) [...]
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Earlier today, I had the privilege of speaking to students at Troy High School about the dynamics of the Michigan Legislature, my journey to becoming a State Representative, and so much more. I was extremely impressed by the breadth of knowledge the students showed through the several thought-provoking questions they asked me. Thank you so much again for having me! ... See MoreSee Less
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This #JewishAmericanHeritageMonth, we celebrate the resilience and achievements of Jewish Americans across the country and our state. Thank you for everything you do to strengthen communities right here in Michigan. ... See MoreSee Less
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Today, I welcomed Lisa Grodsky and others from the Michigan Kinship Care Coalition to my office for their annual Kinship Care Dome Day. They talked about the joys and challenges faced by kinship families in Michigan. If you or someone you know needs support or resources for a kinship caregiving situation, please check out their website at mi-kinship.org/. ... See MoreSee Less
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Southeast Michigan residents, get to a safe interior area now! ... See MoreSee Less
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This week, I was grateful to have several productive conversations with advocacy organizations that are doing great work right here in Michigan. It was a pleasure meeting with Equality Michigan, the Michigan Nurses Association, the Sierra Club, and the CARE House of Oakland County. Their commitment to creating meaningful change through advocacy inspires me and reminds me why this work is so important. Thank you to everyone for coming by! ... See MoreSee Less
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House Republicans just killed my resolution censuring Representative Schriver for his racist speech against Michiganders of color. Speaker Matt Hall defended him. And not a single House Republican signed onto my resolution.
Why?
The answer is clear: House Republicans agree with Rep Schriver that Michiganders of Asian, African, and Latin American descent are not loyal to our country, and that "ethnicity" is what divides America. If they disagreed with him, they'd say so. But don't just take my word for it. Take it from Rep Schriver, who described his racist views as "widely held by mainstream conservatives."
House Republicans might not agree, but I know that that the people of Michigan abhor racism, and that the good people Representative Schriver insulted deserve an apology. I will always defend my beautifully diverse district. #DenounceHate ... See MoreSee Less
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Matt Hall Talking About Rep. Schriver ... See MoreSee Less
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