State Representative
Mai Xiong
Warren | 13th House District
Serving 92,063 constituents in SE/E/NE Warren, Roseville and St. Clair Shores
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(517) 373-0845
Office: N-692 House Office Building
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These seniors and families started lining up as early as 9am for our food distribution with Forgotten Harvest this morning, even though it didn’t begin until 11am!
I was excited to see everyone at our first kickoff distribution, but also humbled by the reality of how much this support means to families today.
We were able to serve more than 125 individuals, and everyone who stood in line left with boxes of fresh food and groceries to stock their pantries and put dinner on the table tonight.
I know this doesn’t solve every challenge they’re facing, but I hope it brings some dignity, relief, and peace of mind as they keep going.
Growing up, I saw the sacrifices my parents made and how hard they worked to make ends meet. Those experiences have never left me. I know what it feels like to worry about putting food on the table.
Today, with grocery prices continuing to rise and families facing cuts to SNAP and Medicaid, too many of our neighbors are being forced to make impossible choices between food, medicine, and other basic necessities.
I’m grateful to Forgotten Harvest for answering our call and stepping up to bring their free mobile food pantry directly into our community.
This wouldn’t have been possible without their support, the businesses that provide for this amazing effort, and our volunteers. Thank you to Forgotten Harvest, Councilman Bill Shoemaker, Roseville School Board Trustee Michelle Williams-Ward, Danay, Nicole, Nacey, Kiera, Pastor Moe, the City of Roseville, the senior housing group, Team Xiong and many others who came out to assist today.
Listening to people, understanding their struggles, and coming together to do whatever it takes is how we will continue to take care of one another when times are tough.
I’ll never stop fighting for these families, and I’ll continue showing up and finding ways to deliver for Michigan families. ❤️
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Earlier this year, I heard directly from the senior citizens in Roseville about how difficult it is for them to access fresh food and groceries. Most of them live alone, have a disability, or lack reliable transportation.
I’m grateful we were able to bring the Forgotten Harvest Mobile Food Pantry straight to them. During today’s first food distribution, we were able to serve over 125 people, from more than 80 households!
The mobile food pantry allowed each of them to walk into the food truck, pickup essentials like bread, milk, and fresh chicken and take it home with them.
Nearly 1 in 6 Roseville residents faces food insecurity. I believe everyone deserves access to fresh food with dignity. Sometimes, making a difference starts with listening to your neighbors and bringing help where it’s needed most.
Thank you to the hardworking staff at Forgotten Harvest for their commitment to our shared vision, and to our incredible team of volunteers who helped assist the families today!
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Looking to to seeing everyone this afternoon in Roseville!
Join us for a FREE food distribution with the Forgotten Harvest Mobile Food Pantry.
Details will be in the comments.
8 CommentsComment on Facebook
It was so great seeing all the families at the annual St. Clair Shores Halloween Fun Fest!
Sometimes, the little voices are the ones we need to pay the most attention to. They may not always have the words to speak up for themselves, but their dreams, their needs, and their futures matter just as much as anyone else's.
Every child deserves to grow up knowing they matter, their voice counts, and their dreams are worth fighting for. 🧜♀️🤩
So whether I’m wearing my mermaid costume at a community event or fighting for families at the Capitol, my mission remains the same: to help our kids find their voices, to be their voice when they need one, and to remind them to never give up on their dreams.
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Early voting has begun in Michigan! 🗳️
Starting today, October 24 - November 1, Michigan voters can cast their ballots before Election Day.
Thank you to our local clerks, election staff, and poll workers who work tirelessly to ensure our elections are secure, accessible, and run smoothly. Your dedication makes our democracy possible.
Early Voting Sites in the 13th House District:
Roseville City Hall
29777 Gratiot Ave
Roseville, MI 48066
8am - 4pm
St. Clair Shores City Hall
27600 Jefferson Ave
St Clair Shores, MI 48081
8:30am - 4:30pm
Warren City Hall
One City Square
Warren, MI 48093
8:30am - 4:30pm
No matter how you choose to vote —early, absentee, or on Election Day, make a plan and make your voice heard. Every vote matters.
Happy voting, Michigan! 🇺🇸
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So great seeing all the families and friends at the Warren Community Center last night for the annual Harvest Treat. I was handing out candy but all they wanted were hugs 🥹🫂 Little did they know, this little mermaid needed it more than them. 🧜♀️
#littlemermaid #partofyourworld #Halloween #costume #mermaidcostume
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I recently dropped in to the Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers Program office in Roseville, to thank the volunteers and staff for the incredible work they do to support our senior citizens and adults with disabilities.
They’ve served thousands of homebound seniors by providing transportation to medical appointments, accompanying them to doctor visits, minor home repairs, helping with yard work, and taking care of the everyday tasks that can become difficult to manage alone.
Each week, they deliver food and essentials to 20 different families and individuals in our community.
These may seem like small things, but they can make an enormous difference in someone’s life.
By helping with these everyday needs, Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers allows seniors to remain in the comfort of their own homes, maintain their independence, and live with the dignity they deserve.
I’m grateful for the volunteers and staff who show up for our community in such meaningful ways. Sometimes, the greatest impact comes from simply being there for someone when they need a helping hand.
If you would like to volunteer or request assistance, contact them at (586) 757-5551 or visit their website.
Thank you, Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers for the meaningful work you do everyday.
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Michigan law is clear: under MCL 168.931, giving or promising money, gifts, or other things of value to influence how someone votes is prohibited.
As a member of the House Election Integrity Committee and the Select Committee on Rules and Procedures of the State Board of Canvassers and Bureau of Elections, I am calling for a hearing to examine an incident involving a candidate’s spouse distributing free $10 gas cards alongside apparent campaign activity.
Multiple videos and media footage have raised questions, including allegations that recipients received campaign stickers in connection with the giveaway. These allegations deserve a thorough, impartial review to determine whether the law was violated.
I am hopeful my colleagues will take this issue seriously. Candidates and their campaigns must follow the law, and voters deserve transparency, accountability, and confidence in the integrity of our elections.
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October 19 is the last day to register to vote online or by mail in Michigan!
After this date, you must go to your local clerks office to register in-person.
October 24 - 9 days of early voting kicks off from October 24-November 1. Most sites are open from 8:30-4:30. Check your local clerk’s office or city/twp for posted hours and locations
Election Day is November 3, polls will be open from 7am-8pm. Go directly to your polling precinct. You can find the location on your Voter Card.
Most public transit and rideshare services offer free rides to the polls on Election Day.
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These seniors and families started lining up as early as 9am for our food distribution with Forgotten Harvest this morning, even though it didn’t begin until 11am!
I was excited to see everyone at our first kickoff distribution, but also humbled by the reality of how much this support means to families today.
We were able to serve more than 125 individuals, and everyone who stood in line left with boxes of fresh food and groceries to stock their pantries and put dinner on the table tonight.
I know this doesn’t solve every challenge they’re facing, but I hope it brings some dignity, relief, and peace of mind as they keep going.
Growing up, I saw the sacrifices my parents made and how hard they worked to make ends meet. Those experiences have never left me. I know what it feels like to worry about putting food on the table.
Today, with grocery prices continuing to rise and families facing cuts to SNAP and Medicaid, too many of our neighbors are being forced to make impossible choices between food, medicine, and other basic necessities.
I’m grateful to Forgotten Harvest for answering our call and stepping up to bring their free mobile food pantry directly into our community.
This wouldn’t have been possible without their support, the businesses that provide for this amazing effort, and our volunteers. Thank you to Forgotten Harvest, Councilman Bill Shoemaker, Roseville School Board Trustee Michelle Williams-Ward, Danay, Nicole, Nacey, Kiera, Pastor Moe, the City of Roseville, the senior housing group, Team Xiong and many others who came out to assist today.
Listening to people, understanding their struggles, and coming together to do whatever it takes is how we will continue to take care of one another when times are tough.
I’ll never stop fighting for these families, and I’ll continue showing up and finding ways to deliver for Michigan families. ❤️ ...
15 CommentsComment on Facebook
Earlier this year, I heard directly from the senior citizens in Roseville about how difficult it is for them to access fresh food and groceries. Most of them live alone, have a disability, or lack reliable transportation.
I’m grateful we were able to bring the Forgotten Harvest Mobile Food Pantry straight to them. During today’s first food distribution, we were able to serve over 125 people, from more than 80 households!
The mobile food pantry allowed each of them to walk into the food truck, pickup essentials like bread, milk, and fresh chicken and take it home with them.
Nearly 1 in 6 Roseville residents faces food insecurity. I believe everyone deserves access to fresh food with dignity. Sometimes, making a difference starts with listening to your neighbors and bringing help where it’s needed most.
Thank you to the hardworking staff at Forgotten Harvest for their commitment to our shared vision, and to our incredible team of volunteers who helped assist the families today! ...
9 CommentsComment on Facebook
Looking to to seeing everyone this afternoon in Roseville!
Join us for a FREE food distribution with the Forgotten Harvest Mobile Food Pantry.
Details will be in the comments. ...
8 CommentsComment on Facebook
It was so great seeing all the families at the annual St. Clair Shores Halloween Fun Fest!
Sometimes, the little voices are the ones we need to pay the most attention to. They may not always have the words to speak up for themselves, but their dreams, their needs, and their futures matter just as much as anyone else's.
Every child deserves to grow up knowing they matter, their voice counts, and their dreams are worth fighting for. 🧜♀️🤩
So whether I’m wearing my mermaid costume at a community event or fighting for families at the Capitol, my mission remains the same: to help our kids find their voices, to be their voice when they need one, and to remind them to never give up on their dreams. ...
4 CommentsComment on Facebook
Early voting has begun in Michigan! 🗳️
Starting today, October 24 - November 1, Michigan voters can cast their ballots before Election Day.
Thank you to our local clerks, election staff, and poll workers who work tirelessly to ensure our elections are secure, accessible, and run smoothly. Your dedication makes our democracy possible.
Early Voting Sites in the 13th House District:
Roseville City Hall
29777 Gratiot Ave
Roseville, MI 48066
8am - 4pm
St. Clair Shores City Hall
27600 Jefferson Ave
St Clair Shores, MI 48081
8:30am - 4:30pm
Warren City Hall
One City Square
Warren, MI 48093
8:30am - 4:30pm
No matter how you choose to vote —early, absentee, or on Election Day, make a plan and make your voice heard. Every vote matters.
Happy voting, Michigan! 🇺🇸 ...
17 CommentsComment on Facebook
So great seeing all the families and friends at the Warren Community Center last night for the annual Harvest Treat. I was handing out candy but all they wanted were hugs 🥹🫂 Little did they know, this little mermaid needed it more than them. 🧜♀️
#littlemermaid #partofyourworld #Halloween #costume #mermaidcostume ...
8 CommentsComment on Facebook
I recently dropped in to the Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers Program office in Roseville, to thank the volunteers and staff for the incredible work they do to support our senior citizens and adults with disabilities.
They’ve served thousands of homebound seniors by providing transportation to medical appointments, accompanying them to doctor visits, minor home repairs, helping with yard work, and taking care of the everyday tasks that can become difficult to manage alone.
Each week, they deliver food and essentials to 20 different families and individuals in our community.
These may seem like small things, but they can make an enormous difference in someone’s life.
By helping with these everyday needs, Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers allows seniors to remain in the comfort of their own homes, maintain their independence, and live with the dignity they deserve.
I’m grateful for the volunteers and staff who show up for our community in such meaningful ways. Sometimes, the greatest impact comes from simply being there for someone when they need a helping hand.
If you would like to volunteer or request assistance, contact them at (586) 757-5551 or visit their website.
Thank you, Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers for the meaningful work you do everyday. ...
10 CommentsComment on Facebook
Michigan law is clear: under MCL 168.931, giving or promising money, gifts, or other things of value to influence how someone votes is prohibited.
As a member of the House Election Integrity Committee and the Select Committee on Rules and Procedures of the State Board of Canvassers and Bureau of Elections, I am calling for a hearing to examine an incident involving a candidate’s spouse distributing free $10 gas cards alongside apparent campaign activity.
Multiple videos and media footage have raised questions, including allegations that recipients received campaign stickers in connection with the giveaway. These allegations deserve a thorough, impartial review to determine whether the law was violated.
I am hopeful my colleagues will take this issue seriously. Candidates and their campaigns must follow the law, and voters deserve transparency, accountability, and confidence in the integrity of our elections. ...
117 CommentsComment on Facebook
October 19 is the last day to register to vote online or by mail in Michigan!
After this date, you must go to your local clerks office to register in-person.
October 24 - 9 days of early voting kicks off from October 24-November 1. Most sites are open from 8:30-4:30. Check your local clerk’s office or city/twp for posted hours and locations
Election Day is November 3, polls will be open from 7am-8pm. Go directly to your polling precinct. You can find the location on your Voter Card.
Most public transit and rideshare services offer free rides to the polls on Election Day. ...
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