State Representative
Stephanie A. Young
Detroit | 16th House District
Serving 91,767 constituents in NW Detroit, S Redford and SE Livonia
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(517) 373-2576
Office: N-695 House Office Building
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The Detroit Lions’ Juneteenth silence speaks volumes | Opinion
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The Detroit Lions were the only NFL team not to publicly mark Juneteenth, sparking criticism from State Rep. Stephanie Young of Detroit.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Democracy thrives on an informed electorate, and some of our local community groups are offering a resource to learn where you vote, who is running, and to register first-time voters.
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Join us as we stand together against gun violence. Community events like this remind us that public policy is about people—the families, neighbors, and loved ones whose stories must guide our work. Hearing directly from community members strengthens my commitment to building safer communities for everyone. Your voice matters, and your presence makes a difference.
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The Grandmont Community Association Welcome Committee Hosts Its 2nd Annual “Board” Walk!
This great neighborhood activity with GCA Board members and neighbors takes place this Saturday, June 27, at 10 AM in Ramsay Park. It’s a wonderful opportunity to connect with neighbors and celebrate the spirit that makes the Grandmont Community Association special.
You can join the walk or simply stop by to meet and greet your neighbors and GCA Board members. We hope to see you there!
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Voting rights are under attack across the country—but here in Michigan, we have a chance to keep leading.
I joined my House and Senate colleagues in urging the Speaker of the House to bring the Michigan Voting Rights Act up for a vote. The Senate passed this important legislation last week, and now the only thing standing in the way is House leadership.
Every Michigander deserves to know their vote will be cast, counted, and heard. It’s time to get the Michigan Voting Rights Act to the Governor’s desk and signed into law. Michigan has long been a leader in protecting voting rights—and we should continue that legacy, not turn away from it.
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I am a proud sponsor of a bill in the new Michigan Voting Rights Act.
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Stephanie A. Young IN THE NEWS
Hoskins, Fellow Democrats Call on Hall to Take Up MI Voting Rights Act
Hoskins, Fellow Democratic Lawmakers Uplift Reintroduction of MI Voting Rights Act, Call on Hall to Take Up Bills Members [...]
Detroit Caucus Hosts Juneteenth Celebration
DETROIT, Mich., June 22, 2026 — Members of the Detroit Caucus hosted a Juneteenth Celebration honoring freedom, community and culture [...]
Detroit Caucus, Education Leaders Call on Republicans to Complete Budget
Detroit Caucus, Education Leaders Call on House Republicans to Complete Budget on Time for Students, Schools, Michigan Members of [...]
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The Detroit Lions’ Juneteenth silence speaks volumes | Opinion
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The Detroit Lions were the only NFL team not to publicly mark Juneteenth, sparking criticism from State Rep. Stephanie Young of Detroit.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Democracy thrives on an informed electorate, and some of our local community groups are offering a resource to learn where you vote, who is running, and to register first-time voters. ... See MoreSee Less
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Join us as we stand together against gun violence. Community events like this remind us that public policy is about people—the families, neighbors, and loved ones whose stories must guide our work. Hearing directly from community members strengthens my commitment to building safer communities for everyone. Your voice matters, and your presence makes a difference.
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The Grandmont Community Association Welcome Committee Hosts Its 2nd Annual “Board” Walk!
This great neighborhood activity with GCA Board members and neighbors takes place this Saturday, June 27, at 10 AM in Ramsay Park. It’s a wonderful opportunity to connect with neighbors and celebrate the spirit that makes the Grandmont Community Association special.
You can join the walk or simply stop by to meet and greet your neighbors and GCA Board members. We hope to see you there! ... See MoreSee Less
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Voting rights are under attack across the country—but here in Michigan, we have a chance to keep leading.
I joined my House and Senate colleagues in urging the Speaker of the House to bring the Michigan Voting Rights Act up for a vote. The Senate passed this important legislation last week, and now the only thing standing in the way is House leadership.
Every Michigander deserves to know their vote will be cast, counted, and heard. It’s time to get the Michigan Voting Rights Act to the Governor’s desk and signed into law. Michigan has long been a leader in protecting voting rights—and we should continue that legacy, not turn away from it.
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I am a proud sponsor of a bill in the new Michigan Voting Rights Act. ... See MoreSee Less
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