Rep. Brenda Carter2025-02-12T09:34:50-05:00
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State Representative

Brenda Carter

Pontiac | 53rd House District
Serving 93,056 constituents in N/NW Auburn Hills, Pontiac, SE/S/SW Waterford

brendacarter@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-2577
Office: S-987 House Office Building

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For far too long, systemic inequities — rooted in racism, bias and unequal access to quality health care — have placed Black mothers at an increased risk of complications, poor maternal health outcomes and even death. Let’s get to work to fix it. #BlackMamasMatter #BMHW25 ... See MoreSee Less

For far too long, systemic inequities — rooted in racism, bias and unequal access to quality health care — have placed Black mothers at an increased risk of complications, poor maternal health outcomes and even death. Let’s get to work to fix it. #BlackMamasMatter #BMHW25

Today, the House Committee on Insurance unanimously voted to advance a package of bills introduced by Chair Harris (HB 4207) and me (HB 4208)! I am so excited to again work with the Chair on these bills, and look forward to more bipartisan legislation in the term to come. ... See MoreSee Less

Today, the House Committee on Insurance unanimously voted to advance a package of bills introduced by Chair Harris (HB 4207) and me (HB 4208)! I am so excited to again work with the Chair on these bills, and look forward to more bipartisan legislation in the term to come.
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For far too long, systemic inequities — rooted in racism, bias and unequal access to quality health care — have placed Black mothers at an increased risk of complications, poor maternal health outcomes and even death. Let’s get to work to fix it. #BlackMamasMatter #BMHW25 ... See MoreSee Less

For far too long, systemic inequities — rooted in racism, bias and unequal access to quality health care — have placed Black mothers at an increased risk of complications, poor maternal health outcomes and even death. Let’s get to work to fix it. #BlackMamasMatter #BMHW25

Today, the House Committee on Insurance unanimously voted to advance a package of bills introduced by Chair Harris (HB 4207) and me (HB 4208)! I am so excited to again work with the Chair on these bills, and look forward to more bipartisan legislation in the term to come. ... See MoreSee Less

Today, the House Committee on Insurance unanimously voted to advance a package of bills introduced by Chair Harris (HB 4207) and me (HB 4208)! I am so excited to again work with the Chair on these bills, and look forward to more bipartisan legislation in the term to come.
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Carter on State of the State Address

February 26, 2025|

Lawmaker highlights health care and financial wellbeing LANSING, Mich., Feb. 26, 2025 — Gov. Gretchen Whitmer delivered her seventh State [...]

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