State Representative
Jennifer Conlin
Ann Arbor | 48th House District
Serving 92,373 constituents in Waterloo Township, Lyndon Township, Dexter Township, SE Putnam Township (Pinckney), Genoa Township, Hamburg Township, Webster Township, Northfield Township, NW/N/NE Ann Arbor Township, N/NE Ann Arbor
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(517) 373-7557
Office: N-897 House Office Building
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What a beautiful autumn morning for a ribbon-cutting ceremony, particularly when you love an organization as much as I love Gift of Life Michigan. I was at their ground breaking for exciting renovation projects that will further support the life-saving work they have done in our state for five decades and the thousands of families they serve each year. 
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Please consider voting early. We have so many great poll workers putting in long hours at lots of locations these nine days before the election to make sure everyone can find time to vote in these important midterms. Thank you poll workers!
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I voted today! Take advantage of early voting which started on Saturday and runs through November 3rd! If you are worried about wait times on election day, this is one way to ease your stress. Here is the website where you can look up where your early voting location!
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What a great, well-attended celebratory event last night for the 36th anniversary of the Jewish Federation of Greater Ann Arbor. Many friends received awards for their hard work over the years, including two tributes given by myself and Representative Jason Morgan. The highlight, however, was a long set by the comedian Alex Edelman, who made us all laugh telling stories of his childhood and travels. An entertaining and meaningful evening all around.
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It is the perfect day to come to the Village run by the Webster Township Historical Society. Today is Hallowe’en on the Village Green with activities trick or treating and great costumes and characters. Follow the pumpkins!!! It runs until 5 pm!
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What a beautiful, moving gala last night celebrating 45 years of LACASA - Livingston County, MI making a difference in the lives of thousands of families. Domestic violence and sexual assault victims, young and old, have a home at LACASA’s amazing shelter with wrap around services to help victims not only survive but thrive after they move out. So happy to do everything I can as a state rep and personally to support the important work they do. Congrats LACASA.
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What a weekend of fall festivals in the district with perfect weather! I attended the Freedom River fall fest Saturday night, where I had great conversations with veterans in the area. I also attended the family fun Bubblefest, in Broadway Park West in Ann Arbor, and the wonderful Many Hands Lifesharing Community Fall Festival, a 90-acre project to build a place where adult children with disabilities will one day be able to live and thrive with social workers also in residence.
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Yesterday afternoon, I attended a ribbon-cutting for the new Avalon Housing project in Ypsilanti. We were able to tour the new 22–unit affordable housing complex that is nearly complete. Fourteen of the units will be for currently unhoused individuals, and the rest is for low income residents. They had more than 500 applications from low income residents and will be choosing via lottery who gets to move in. Obviously, there is a great need out there for this type of housing, which also includes ADA unit units for disabled veterans. The units that are completed are bright and cheery and spacious. All in all, an amazing accomplishment as it took puzzling together a lot of different grants.
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What a wonderful evening focusing on the environment last night in Detroit! First, I attended the Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council Gala and then the Michigan League of Conservation Voters Gala. At that event, Steve Hamp, a lifelong conservationist and long-standing member of the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund board, was given the Lifetime Achievement Award. Attorney General Dana Nessel received the Legacy of Courage Award for her fight to make utilities accountable. All in all, an inspiring evening.
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What a beautiful autumn morning for a ribbon-cutting ceremony, particularly when you love an organization as much as I love Gift of Life Michigan. I was at their ground breaking for exciting renovation projects that will further support the life-saving work they have done in our state for five decades and the thousands of families they serve each year.  ...
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Please consider voting early. We have so many great poll workers putting in long hours at lots of locations these nine days before the election to make sure everyone can find time to vote in these important midterms. Thank you poll workers! ...
6 CommentsComment on Facebook
I voted today! Take advantage of early voting which started on Saturday and runs through November 3rd! If you are worried about wait times on election day, this is one way to ease your stress. Here is the website where you can look up where your early voting location! ...
Early in-person voting
www.michigan.gov
Elections administration, including the Election Inspector's Guide; absentee voting; and the Michigan Qualified Voter File.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
What a great, well-attended celebratory event last night for the 36th anniversary of the Jewish Federation of Greater Ann Arbor. Many friends received awards for their hard work over the years, including two tributes given by myself and Representative Jason Morgan. The highlight, however, was a long set by the comedian Alex Edelman, who made us all laugh telling stories of his childhood and travels. An entertaining and meaningful evening all around. ...
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It is the perfect day to come to the Village run by the Webster Township Historical Society. Today is Hallowe’en on the Village Green with activities trick or treating and great costumes and characters. Follow the pumpkins!!! It runs until 5 pm! ...
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What a beautiful, moving gala last night celebrating 45 years of LACASA - Livingston County, MI making a difference in the lives of thousands of families. Domestic violence and sexual assault victims, young and old, have a home at LACASA’s amazing shelter with wrap around services to help victims not only survive but thrive after they move out. So happy to do everything I can as a state rep and personally to support the important work they do. Congrats LACASA. ...
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What a weekend of fall festivals in the district with perfect weather! I attended the Freedom River fall fest Saturday night, where I had great conversations with veterans in the area. I also attended the family fun Bubblefest, in Broadway Park West in Ann Arbor, and the wonderful Many Hands Lifesharing Community Fall Festival, a 90-acre project to build a place where adult children with disabilities will one day be able to live and thrive with social workers also in residence. ...
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Yesterday afternoon, I attended a ribbon-cutting for the new Avalon Housing project in Ypsilanti. We were able to tour the new 22–unit affordable housing complex that is nearly complete. Fourteen of the units will be for currently unhoused individuals, and the rest is for low income residents. They had more than 500 applications from low income residents and will be choosing via lottery who gets to move in. Obviously, there is a great need out there for this type of housing, which also includes ADA unit units for disabled veterans. The units that are completed are bright and cheery and spacious. All in all, an amazing accomplishment as it took puzzling together a lot of different grants. ...
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What a wonderful evening focusing on the environment last night in Detroit! First, I attended the Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council Gala and then the Michigan League of Conservation Voters Gala. At that event, Steve Hamp, a lifelong conservationist and long-standing member of the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund board, was given the Lifetime Achievement Award. Attorney General Dana Nessel received the Legacy of Courage Award for her fight to make utilities accountable. All in all, an inspiring evening. ...
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