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
JasonMorgan@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-0855
Office: S-787 House Office Building
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Just in time for Women’s History Month, the MI House Republicans are putting the voting rights of millions of women at risk. Their resolution could force married women to pay up to $200 just to prove their citizenship and register to vote. That’s a poll tax. #pinkpolltax
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Progress for women isn’t about waiting, it’s about acting. Let’s support & amplify the strategies that work, challenge inequality, and push for faster change. #AccelerateAction #IWD2025
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Thank you, Representative Jason Morgan.
Michiganders are sick of the chaos—sick of a Michigan Republican budget that eliminates 100% of mental health funding, cuts education by $5 BILLION, ends funding for ALL OUR UNIVERSITIES, shuts down the Secretary of State, and destroys the very services that keep our water clean and our communities safe. Sick of extremists in Washington putting their own power over the people they serve.
Over 1,000 fired-up people came to last night’s townhall to make their voices heard. And the people aren’t backing down. The energy and engagement in this room proves that people are paying attention, and they’re ready to fight for a government that works for them.
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This nonsense also completely defunds the Michigan Department of Attorney General.
Fight for us Jason!! People don't realize the effects of what we are losing!! Will cripple the economy, but worse our children will suffer!
Let me know what us Yoopers can do to move with you ‼️
On Thursday, MI House Republicans’ government shutdown plan uses our kids as pawns in their political games. I voted NO on slashing funding for school lunches, literacy support, and health care. Republicans made it evident that they do not care about our children.
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My kids like their school lunch!
Tax the rich!! The only solution!
Michigan House Republicans idea of a good spending plan means taking away crucial free school lunches and cutting funding for public safety, which is exactly what they did today when they surprised everyone with a budget with no notice or time to read through it.
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How do we stop this? We were already $4,000,000,000 short of pre-covid funding adequacy per David Arsen et al.
Elections have consequences, they need to treat you exactly how they were treated the last 4 years, its your turn to sit down and shut up, no hearings for you!!! The democrats passed unconstitutional gun bills for the last 4 years, they passed hundreds of bills after the last election during the lame duck session without listening to our republican representatives, you deserve to be treated the same way!!! Fafo!
Michigan House approves $20B spending plan minutes after it's unveiled
Michigan House approves $20B spending plan minutes after it's unveiled
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The Michigan House advanced legislation that the GOP majority framed as a stopgap funding plan in the event of a government shutdown.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
For our townhall tonight, if you are unable to make it in person, we will be live streaming on Rep. Debbie Dingell’s Facebook page: www.facebook.com/RepDebbieDingell/
Excited to see you all tonight!
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Our townhall is tonight! These community conversations are more important than ever. I hope you’re able to join us.
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Having been diagnosed with Becker’s muscular dystrophy at 13 years old, I am so excited to announce that this week I re-introduced legislation that would create a Rare Disease Advisory Council for our state. I am confident my colleagues in the House will realize the positive outcomes associated with the creation of the council and get this bill passed. You can read more about the legislation and my story here:
housedems.com/morgan-reintroducing-bill-creating-rare-disease-advisory-council/
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This is very important! BTW, I was diagnosed with a Rare Disease, Perthe's Hip, when I was 6.
As a mom to a kiddo w/ a rare vascular disorder having to navigate the healthcare system this is a much needed action. Thank you!!
Omg, if someone hasn’t lived the challenges associated with a rare disease and what it does to the one diagnosed but it also impacts so many around them and their care. Fight the good fight Jason!!!
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Just in time for Women’s History Month, the MI House Republicans are putting the voting rights of millions of women at risk. Their resolution could force married women to pay up to $200 just to prove their citizenship and register to vote. That’s a poll tax. #pinkpolltax ... See MoreSee Less
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Progress for women isn’t about waiting, it’s about acting. Let’s support & amplify the strategies that work, challenge inequality, and push for faster change. #AccelerateAction #IWD2025 ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you, Representative Jason Morgan.
Michiganders are sick of the chaos—sick of a Michigan Republican budget that eliminates 100% of mental health funding, cuts education by $5 BILLION, ends funding for ALL OUR UNIVERSITIES, shuts down the Secretary of State, and destroys the very services that keep our water clean and our communities safe. Sick of extremists in Washington putting their own power over the people they serve.
Over 1,000 fired-up people came to last night’s townhall to make their voices heard. And the people aren’t backing down. The energy and engagement in this room proves that people are paying attention, and they’re ready to fight for a government that works for them. ... See MoreSee Less
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This nonsense also completely defunds the Michigan Department of Attorney General.
Fight for us Jason!! People don't realize the effects of what we are losing!! Will cripple the economy, but worse our children will suffer!
Let me know what us Yoopers can do to move with you ‼️
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On Thursday, MI House Republicans’ government shutdown plan uses our kids as pawns in their political games. I voted NO on slashing funding for school lunches, literacy support, and health care. Republicans made it evident that they do not care about our children. ... See MoreSee Less
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My kids like their school lunch!
Tax the rich!! The only solution!
Michigan House Republicans idea of a good spending plan means taking away crucial free school lunches and cutting funding for public safety, which is exactly what they did today when they surprised everyone with a budget with no notice or time to read through it. ... See MoreSee Less
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
How do we stop this? We were already $4,000,000,000 short of pre-covid funding adequacy per David Arsen et al.
Elections have consequences, they need to treat you exactly how they were treated the last 4 years, its your turn to sit down and shut up, no hearings for you!!! The democrats passed unconstitutional gun bills for the last 4 years, they passed hundreds of bills after the last election during the lame duck session without listening to our republican representatives, you deserve to be treated the same way!!! Fafo!
Michigan House approves $20B spending plan minutes after it's unveiled ... See MoreSee Less
Michigan House approves $20B spending plan minutes after it's unveiled
bit.ly
The Michigan House advanced legislation that the GOP majority framed as a stopgap funding plan in the event of a government shutdown.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
For our townhall tonight, if you are unable to make it in person, we will be live streaming on Rep. Debbie Dingell’s Facebook page: www.facebook.com/RepDebbieDingell/
Excited to see you all tonight! ... See MoreSee Less
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Proudly representing Michigan's Sixth Congressional District.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Our townhall is tonight! These community conversations are more important than ever. I hope you’re able to join us. ... See MoreSee Less
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Having been diagnosed with Becker’s muscular dystrophy at 13 years old, I am so excited to announce that this week I re-introduced legislation that would create a Rare Disease Advisory Council for our state. I am confident my colleagues in the House will realize the positive outcomes associated with the creation of the council and get this bill passed. You can read more about the legislation and my story here:
housedems.com/morgan-reintroducing-bill-creating-rare-disease-advisory-council/ ... See MoreSee Less
7 CommentsComment on Facebook
This is very important! BTW, I was diagnosed with a Rare Disease, Perthe's Hip, when I was 6.
As a mom to a kiddo w/ a rare vascular disorder having to navigate the healthcare system this is a much needed action. Thank you!!
Omg, if someone hasn’t lived the challenges associated with a rare disease and what it does to the one diagnosed but it also impacts so many around them and their care. Fight the good fight Jason!!!
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