State Representative
Jimmie Wilson Jr.
Ypsilanti | 32nd House District
Serving 92,092 constituents in SE Superior Township, Ypsilanti, Ypsilanti Township, E/SE Pittsfield Township
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(517) 373-8931
Office: N-796 House Office Building
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RTA to expand express bus service between Detroit and Ann Arbor
RTA to expand express bus service between Detroit and Ann Arbor
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The Regional Transit Authority of Southeast Michigan announced Thursday that it will be expanding its express bus service between Detroit and Ann Arbor beginning next week.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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I agree with my colleague from Ann Arbor. I voted no against the Republican House Leadership's attempt to manipulate a voter-driven ballot initiative to get money out of politics here in Michigan.
If this assault on the democratic process was successful, it would have made "Money out of Politics" much easier to overturn by bought and paid for politicians. Michiganders are tired of the rich buying our elections.
I know the voters will make the right decision this November election.
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High-quality preK shouldn’t come at the expense of your family budget. "PreK for All" helps make that possible, saving participating households an average of $14,000 a year in childcare costs.
For more information, please check out the link below.
www.michigan.gov/mileap/early-childhood-education/prek-for-all
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Please join Congresswoman Debbie Dingell and I for an Elections Security Town Hall on August 17th from 6:00pm to 7:30pm.
Location is at the Morris Lawrence Building at Washtenaw Community College.
RSVP Link: forms.gle/MaoQxMbxRnLLXtgq8.
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The quality of your kid’s education should not be decided by where you live or the support they need. I fought to ensure every public school across Michigan has fair funding to help ALL students succeed.
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Election Day is just around the corner! Make sure you're registered to vote. Check your registration and find voting information at michigan.gov/vote .
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Bridge Card update from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services:
"Michigan's Bridge Card (EBT) is getting an upgrade with new chip and tap-to-pay technology to better protect food and cash assistance benefits. These upgrades are intended to help reduce fraud and better protect food and cash assistance benefits for Michigan residents.
• To ensure the new Bridge Card is delivered to the correct address, recipients should visit MI Bridges or call 1-844-464-3447 to make sure their mailing address is up to date by Friday, August 7th.
• New cards will be mailed to recipients automatically in 3 waves between August and September 2026. The current Bridge Card will continue to work until the new Bridge Card arrives in the mail and is activated. The old card can be discarded when the new card is activated. Existing magnetic-stripe cards will completely stop working on Friday, Oct. 30.
• If cards are not received by Friday, Sept. 25 please visit MI Bridges or call 1-888-678-8914 to verify the mailing address.
• There is no cost to receive a new chip- and tap-enabled Bridge Card. However, per Michigan law, a recipient is responsible to pay for the costs to replace a Bridge Card. The replacement fee for the new card is $5.51, which is deducted from recipients’ available benefits.
If you have any questions, please contact the Department's office at 1-844-464-3447.
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Michigan is bracing for new Republican requirements that could kick more people off Medicaid coverage, but MI Dems took action in this year’s budget to help smooth the transition so more people can keep the healthcare they need.
Way too many Michiganders are just one illness away from a personal financial crisis. That’s why I’ve fought tooth and nail to protect Medicaid from cuts.
New federal rules for Medicaid: Here’s what’s changing in Michigan - Bridge Michigan
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Nearly 400 pages of federal guidance left a lot unanswered questions for Michigan as it tries to prepare for sweeping changes in Medicaid. But some pieces did become clearer.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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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. [...]
Miller, Wilson, Jr. Introduce Bills Requiring Elections for MPSC
Miller, Wilson, Jr. Introduce Legislation Requiring Elections for Public Service Commissioners, Removes Appointments Newly developed bills would give Michiganders direct [...]
Wilson Reaffirms Priorities Following State of the State
State Rep. Jimmie Wilson, Jr. (D-Ypsilanti) stands with his guest at the State of the State address on Wednesday, [...]
RTA to expand express bus service between Detroit and Ann Arbor ...
RTA to expand express bus service between Detroit and Ann Arbor
www.clickondetroit.com
The Regional Transit Authority of Southeast Michigan announced Thursday that it will be expanding its express bus service between Detroit and Ann Arbor beginning next week.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Please join me on September 28th for our Community Conversation event! ...
This content isn't available right now
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
I agree with my colleague from Ann Arbor. I voted no against the Republican House Leadership's attempt to manipulate a voter-driven ballot initiative to get money out of politics here in Michigan.
If this assault on the democratic process was successful, it would have made "Money out of Politics" much easier to overturn by bought and paid for politicians. Michiganders are tired of the rich buying our elections.
I know the voters will make the right decision this November election. ...
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
High-quality preK shouldn’t come at the expense of your family budget. "PreK for All" helps make that possible, saving participating households an average of $14,000 a year in childcare costs.
For more information, please check out the link below.
www.michigan.gov/mileap/early-childhood-education/prek-for-all ...
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Please join Congresswoman Debbie Dingell and I for an Elections Security Town Hall on August 17th from 6:00pm to 7:30pm.
Location is at the Morris Lawrence Building at Washtenaw Community College.
RSVP Link: forms.gle/MaoQxMbxRnLLXtgq8. ...
5 CommentsComment on Facebook
The quality of your kid’s education should not be decided by where you live or the support they need. I fought to ensure every public school across Michigan has fair funding to help ALL students succeed. ...
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Election Day is just around the corner! Make sure you're registered to vote. Check your registration and find voting information at michigan.gov/vote . ...
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Bridge Card update from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services:
"Michigan's Bridge Card (EBT) is getting an upgrade with new chip and tap-to-pay technology to better protect food and cash assistance benefits. These upgrades are intended to help reduce fraud and better protect food and cash assistance benefits for Michigan residents.
• To ensure the new Bridge Card is delivered to the correct address, recipients should visit MI Bridges or call 1-844-464-3447 to make sure their mailing address is up to date by Friday, August 7th.
• New cards will be mailed to recipients automatically in 3 waves between August and September 2026. The current Bridge Card will continue to work until the new Bridge Card arrives in the mail and is activated. The old card can be discarded when the new card is activated. Existing magnetic-stripe cards will completely stop working on Friday, Oct. 30.
• If cards are not received by Friday, Sept. 25 please visit MI Bridges or call 1-888-678-8914 to verify the mailing address.
• There is no cost to receive a new chip- and tap-enabled Bridge Card. However, per Michigan law, a recipient is responsible to pay for the costs to replace a Bridge Card. The replacement fee for the new card is $5.51, which is deducted from recipients’ available benefits.
If you have any questions, please contact the Department's office at 1-844-464-3447. ...
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Michigan is bracing for new Republican requirements that could kick more people off Medicaid coverage, but MI Dems took action in this year’s budget to help smooth the transition so more people can keep the healthcare they need.
Way too many Michiganders are just one illness away from a personal financial crisis. That’s why I’ve fought tooth and nail to protect Medicaid from cuts. ...
New federal rules for Medicaid: Here’s what’s changing in Michigan - Bridge Michigan
bridgemi.com
Nearly 400 pages of federal guidance left a lot unanswered questions for Michigan as it tries to prepare for sweeping changes in Medicaid. But some pieces did become clearer.0 CommentsComment on Facebook