State Representative
Jason Morgan
Ann Arbor | 23rd House District
Serving 90,719 constituents in C/W Ann Arbor, E/SE Ann Arbor Township, nearly all Superior Township, Salem Township, W Plymouth Township, W/SW/S Northville Township, South Lyon, S Lyon Township
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(517) 373-0855
Office: S-787 House Office Building
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Trump’s tariffs and his war in Iran that’s driving up gas and diesel prices are two of the major driving factors in the interest rate increase—and the tariffs and fuel prices are disproportionately hurting Michigan. Families deserve better.
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Rent climbs every year, buses run late, and power bills keep taking a bigger cut of your paycheck.
I’m setting our next legislative package and state budget priorities right now, from outlawing rental junk fees to funding reliable transit and stopping utility rate hikes. My latest e-news includes a quick 2-minute survey to help set our agenda.
You shouldn't have to spend your week fighting broken services just to get by. Read the update and tell us what to fix next.

What should I fight for next in Lansing? - Michigan House Democrats
housedems.com
Dear Neighbor, My job in Lansing is to take your voice, your concerns and your daily challenges straight to the state capitol. State government works best when policy is made with the voices of9 CommentsComment on Facebook
Today in Lansing, I brought the Office of Passenger Transportation to the House floor!
These are the folks that help run local bus networks, intercity transit, and passenger services across the state, doing the heavy lifting to keep our communities connected.
A reliable transit network means people can get to work on time, seniors can live independently, and our state stays moving forward. We are so lucky to have such dedicated public servants doing this vital work.
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Today in Lansing, I was honored to have Sheriff Alyshia M. Dyer join me in Lansing to mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11.
We pause to remember the victims whose lives were cut short, the families whose worlds were forever changed, and the collective resilience of communities across our country. We also recognize the dedication of the everyday workers and emergency personnel who carry out the heavy work of keeping people safe in times of crisis.
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Today, SCOTUS rejected the Republican’s attempt, under Trump, to impose new USPS restrictions on mail-in ballots. This means eligible Michigan voters can continue voting absentee by mail. This is a victory for democracy and every voter’s ability to make their voice heard.
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Whether you recently changed your name, moved or just turned 18, registering to vote or updating your voter registration is easier than ever. Get #VoteReady by visiting: Michigan.gov/Vote.
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Transit is on the move across Michigan—and more big announcements are dropping in the coming weeks. 🚆🚌
Affordable, reliable transit doesn't happen by accident. It takes advocates, organizers, and elected leaders pushing side by side. By pairing county-level service growth with bold state investment, we are laying the track for long-term transformation.
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I went Over the Edge with Friends In Deed, rappelling 11 stories down Eastern Michigan University’s Hill Hall!
While the experience was certainly something to remember, the real reason for taking the leap was to support an organization doing incredible work for our community. Friends In Deed helps Washtenaw County neighbors facing financial hardship with things like housing, utilities, transportation, and programs that build long-term financial stability.
A huge thank you to everyone at Friends In Deed who worked so hard to put together such a great event. It was an honor to go Over the Edge with you and help support the important work you do for our neighbors!
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I am on a mission to cut the “commute tax”. Michiganders across the state, and particularly in SE Michigan are spending too much of their life sitting in traffic in their car.
$8,866 - that’s the “commute tax” in Livingston County
$7,889 - the cost in Oakland County
$6,736 - Washtenaw County
We are going to make major new investments in public transit and creating more options for residents to get around to reduce the cars on the road, and we can can fix our roads better and faster, improve the efficiency of our transportation system, and more.
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Jason Morgan IN THE NEWS
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Andrews, Fellow Democrats Introduce Comprehensive Legislative Package Putting Guardrails on Data Centers
State Rep. Joey Andrews (D-St. Joseph) speaks at the Data Center Guardrail press conference, alongside fellow House Democrats. LANSING, Mich., [...]
Lawmakers Aim to End University of Michigan’s Unilateral Land Purchases
Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti Lawmakers Introduce Legislation to End University of Michigan’s Unilateral Land Purchases, Protect Local Communities LANSING, Mich., June. [...]
Trump’s tariffs and his war in Iran that’s driving up gas and diesel prices are two of the major driving factors in the interest rate increase—and the tariffs and fuel prices are disproportionately hurting Michigan. Families deserve better. ...
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
Rent climbs every year, buses run late, and power bills keep taking a bigger cut of your paycheck.
I’m setting our next legislative package and state budget priorities right now, from outlawing rental junk fees to funding reliable transit and stopping utility rate hikes. My latest e-news includes a quick 2-minute survey to help set our agenda.
You shouldn't have to spend your week fighting broken services just to get by. Read the update and tell us what to fix next.
 ...
What should I fight for next in Lansing? - Michigan House Democrats
housedems.com
Dear Neighbor, My job in Lansing is to take your voice, your concerns and your daily challenges straight to the state capitol. State government works best when policy is made with the voices of9 CommentsComment on Facebook
Today in Lansing, I brought the Office of Passenger Transportation to the House floor!
These are the folks that help run local bus networks, intercity transit, and passenger services across the state, doing the heavy lifting to keep our communities connected.
A reliable transit network means people can get to work on time, seniors can live independently, and our state stays moving forward. We are so lucky to have such dedicated public servants doing this vital work. ...
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
Today in Lansing, I was honored to have Sheriff Alyshia M. Dyer join me in Lansing to mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11.
We pause to remember the victims whose lives were cut short, the families whose worlds were forever changed, and the collective resilience of communities across our country. We also recognize the dedication of the everyday workers and emergency personnel who carry out the heavy work of keeping people safe in times of crisis. ...
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Today, SCOTUS rejected the Republican’s attempt, under Trump, to impose new USPS restrictions on mail-in ballots. This means eligible Michigan voters can continue voting absentee by mail. This is a victory for democracy and every voter’s ability to make their voice heard. ...
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Whether you recently changed your name, moved or just turned 18, registering to vote or updating your voter registration is easier than ever. Get #VoteReady by visiting: Michigan.gov/Vote. ...
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Transit is on the move across Michigan—and more big announcements are dropping in the coming weeks. 🚆🚌
Affordable, reliable transit doesn't happen by accident. It takes advocates, organizers, and elected leaders pushing side by side. By pairing county-level service growth with bold state investment, we are laying the track for long-term transformation. ...
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
I went Over the Edge with Friends In Deed, rappelling 11 stories down Eastern Michigan University’s Hill Hall!
While the experience was certainly something to remember, the real reason for taking the leap was to support an organization doing incredible work for our community. Friends In Deed helps Washtenaw County neighbors facing financial hardship with things like housing, utilities, transportation, and programs that build long-term financial stability.
A huge thank you to everyone at Friends In Deed who worked so hard to put together such a great event. It was an honor to go Over the Edge with you and help support the important work you do for our neighbors! ...
4 CommentsComment on Facebook
I am on a mission to cut the “commute tax”. Michiganders across the state, and particularly in SE Michigan are spending too much of their life sitting in traffic in their car.
$8,866 - that’s the “commute tax” in Livingston County
$7,889 - the cost in Oakland County
$6,736 - Washtenaw County
We are going to make major new investments in public transit and creating more options for residents to get around to reduce the cars on the road, and we can can fix our roads better and faster, improve the efficiency of our transportation system, and more. ...
7 CommentsComment on Facebook