State Representative
Erin Byrnes
Dearborn | 15th House District
Serving 92,301 constituents in nearly all of Dearborn Heights and west Dearborn
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(517) 373-0847
Office: N-694 House Office Building
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Today, I cast a vote that will ensure the MMOP (Michiganders for Money Out of Politics) measure goes to the ballot in November.
House Republicans attempted to push through legislation today that would have kept this measure off the ballot, and would have allowed the legislature to adopt and then amend the language for Republicans' political gain.
I stood with the voters, who submitted more than 500,000 signatures to get this measure on the ballot, because I believe in the democratic process.
I'm not falling for House Republicans' lame attempt to subvert the will of the voters, and I look forward to MMOP passing with overwhelming support in November!
'Money Out of Politics' proposal headed to Michigan's November ballot
www.freep.com
The proposal would ban political spending by major corporate players in Michigan, including DTE and Consumers Energy.1 CommentsComment on Facebook
Our community is once again being targeted by outside agitators who have nothing better to do than spew hateful rhetoric.
These people are not Christians. Shame on them and every awful thing they represent.
May peace, love and solidarity continue to be our way of life in Dearborn. 🩵
608 CommentsComment on Facebook
Yesterday, House and Senate Dems reintroduced the nine bills vetoed by the governor that would provide immediate financial relief to Michigan’s public workers. I’ll keep fighting to make sure these bills are signed into law.
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Smoke from Canadian wildfires has pushed air quality to Hazardous (Maroon AQI) in Wayne County and Southeast Michigan. Combined with today's warm temperatures, these conditions can pose health risks for everyone.
Wildfire smoke can affect everyone's health, but children, older adults, pregnant people, outdoor workers, and those with heart or lung conditions, including asthma, are at greater risk.
Protect yourself today:
✅ Stay indoors in air conditioning when possible and reduce activity levels
✅ Keep windows and outside doors closed
✅ Run A/C on recirculate (if available) and use a MERV-13 or higher filter when possible
✅ Avoid activities that create indoor air pollution, such as burning candles, smoking, or vacuuming
✅Seek an indoor place with A/C if you experience coughing, wheezing, chest tightness, dizziness, or burning of the eyes, nose, or throat. Seek medication attention for any persistent or worsening symptoms.
Check our comments for more. @followers
5 CommentsComment on Facebook
No former ICE agents in our schools.
Anyone who's willing to rip families apart has no business working in a school in a position of public trust.
#Michigan
#ICE
4160 CommentsComment on Facebook
I am gravely disappointed in the Governor's decision to veto the nine bills that were finally sent to her desk after nearly two years of going through the courts.
These bills would have helped hardworking people across our state by bringing down healthcare costs and investing in pensions.
I stand with my friends in organized labor, and everyone affected by this decision.
We fight on. ✊️
11 CommentsComment on Facebook
Wishing everyone a safe and happy 4th of July. 🎇
As we look ahead to the next 250 years of this nation, let's commit to a future that invests in, and includes everyone.
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Our community is dealing with power outages, downed trees and power lines after last night's storm.
I have been in contact with DTE to escalate response times to downed wires that pose a serious safety threat.
I'd like to acknowledge and thank our first responders and DPW crews who have been working tirelessly to ensure residents' safety, and conduct cleanup efforts across Dearborn and Dearborn Heights.
We deserve so much more from our utility provider, and I will keep working to hold DTE accountable and demand investments in their infrastructure.
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Erin Byrnes IN THE NEWS
Coffia, Byrnes Introduce House Legislation to Subject Governor, Legislature to Freedom of Information Act
Coffia, Byrnes Introduce House Legislation to Subject Governor, Legislature to Freedom of Information Act Legislation allows public to request records [...]
Dievendorf, Fellow Lawmakers Call on MDOT to Keep Surveillance Technology Off Michigan Roads
LANSING, Mich., July 27, 2026 — Members of the Michigan Legislature sent a letter to the Michigan Department of Transportation [...]
Price, Fellow Democrats Introduce Utility Affordability, Ratepayer Protection Legislation
State Reps. Natalie Price (D-Berkley), Erin Byrnes (D-Dearborn) and Betsy Coffia (D-Traverse City) at the Utility Affordability Now Press Conference, [...]
Happy Labor Day! ...
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Today, I cast a vote that will ensure the MMOP (Michiganders for Money Out of Politics) measure goes to the ballot in November.
House Republicans attempted to push through legislation today that would have kept this measure off the ballot, and would have allowed the legislature to adopt and then amend the language for Republicans' political gain.
I stood with the voters, who submitted more than 500,000 signatures to get this measure on the ballot, because I believe in the democratic process.
I'm not falling for House Republicans' lame attempt to subvert the will of the voters, and I look forward to MMOP passing with overwhelming support in November! ...
'Money Out of Politics' proposal headed to Michigan's November ballot
www.freep.com
The proposal would ban political spending by major corporate players in Michigan, including DTE and Consumers Energy.1 CommentsComment on Facebook
Our community is once again being targeted by outside agitators who have nothing better to do than spew hateful rhetoric.
These people are not Christians. Shame on them and every awful thing they represent.
May peace, love and solidarity continue to be our way of life in Dearborn. 🩵 ...
608 CommentsComment on Facebook
Yesterday, House and Senate Dems reintroduced the nine bills vetoed by the governor that would provide immediate financial relief to Michigan’s public workers. I’ll keep fighting to make sure these bills are signed into law. ...
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
Smoke from Canadian wildfires has pushed air quality to Hazardous (Maroon AQI) in Wayne County and Southeast Michigan. Combined with today's warm temperatures, these conditions can pose health risks for everyone.
Wildfire smoke can affect everyone's health, but children, older adults, pregnant people, outdoor workers, and those with heart or lung conditions, including asthma, are at greater risk.
Protect yourself today:
✅ Stay indoors in air conditioning when possible and reduce activity levels
✅ Keep windows and outside doors closed
✅ Run A/C on recirculate (if available) and use a MERV-13 or higher filter when possible
✅ Avoid activities that create indoor air pollution, such as burning candles, smoking, or vacuuming
✅Seek an indoor place with A/C if you experience coughing, wheezing, chest tightness, dizziness, or burning of the eyes, nose, or throat. Seek medication attention for any persistent or worsening symptoms.
Check our comments for more. @followers ...
5 CommentsComment on Facebook
No former ICE agents in our schools.
Anyone who's willing to rip families apart has no business working in a school in a position of public trust.
#Michigan
#ICE ...
4160 CommentsComment on Facebook
I am gravely disappointed in the Governor's decision to veto the nine bills that were finally sent to her desk after nearly two years of going through the courts.
These bills would have helped hardworking people across our state by bringing down healthcare costs and investing in pensions.
I stand with my friends in organized labor, and everyone affected by this decision.
We fight on. ✊️ ...
11 CommentsComment on Facebook
Wishing everyone a safe and happy 4th of July. 🎇
As we look ahead to the next 250 years of this nation, let's commit to a future that invests in, and includes everyone. ...
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
Our community is dealing with power outages, downed trees and power lines after last night's storm.
I have been in contact with DTE to escalate response times to downed wires that pose a serious safety threat.
I'd like to acknowledge and thank our first responders and DPW crews who have been working tirelessly to ensure residents' safety, and conduct cleanup efforts across Dearborn and Dearborn Heights.
We deserve so much more from our utility provider, and I will keep working to hold DTE accountable and demand investments in their infrastructure. ...
78 CommentsComment on Facebook