State Representative
Joe Tate
Detroit | 9th House District
Serving 91,712 constituents in Detroit’s Downtown, Belle Isle, and Eastside communities
joetate@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-6990
Office: S-688 House Office Building
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Thank you to the physicians of the MI Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics for coming to discuss the importance of Medicaid for children and their families.
It was great to celebrate Detroiter Tiara Fullilove at the Michigan Works! Impact Awards today.
Michigan is home to one of the largest Holocaust memorial centers in the U.S., a place of memory, education and truth. On Yom HaShoah, we renew our duty to educate future generations so history is never erased or repeated.
Public safety and violence prevention must always be a top priority. Yesterday, we passed bills that will help our communities receive more funding to keep our neighborhoods safe and provide the public safety services they need!
Great to see Commissioner Michael Howard from Macomb today along with other county leaders across the state in Lansing at the Michigan Association of Counties Legislative Conference.
Slashing funding for higher education will not only limit opportunities for Michigan residents, but will also make our farmers and manufacturers in this state less competitive.
It is March 27th, National Joe Day, an unofficial holiday in honor of the Average Joes of America. From one Joe to another, Happy National Joe Day!
Yesterday, I was able to Tour the Better Made here in Detroit along with my Detroit Caucus Members. Thank you for showing us the behind the scenes access at Better Made!
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Joe Tate IN THE NEWS
Tate on Passed Tipped Wage, Earned Sick Time Legislation Passage
LANSING, Mich., Jan. 24, 2025 — Yesterday, Republican-sponsored House Bills 4001 and 4002 were passed out of the House of [...]
House Detroit Caucus Pay Tribute to Former Detroit State Rep. Edward Vaughn Civil Rights Icon, Dies at 90
DETROIT, Mich., Oct. 10, 2024 — Former state Rep. Edward “Ed” Vaughn died at the age of 90 in Detroit [...]
House Dems Deliver for School Safety, Mental Health
Legislators continue putting students, educators first LANSING, Mich. Sept. 25, 2024 — Michigan House Democrats passed House Bill 5503 today, [...]
Thank you to the physicians of the MI Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics for coming to discuss the importance of Medicaid for children and their families. ... See MoreSee Less
It was great to celebrate Detroiter Tiara Fullilove at the Michigan Works! Impact Awards today. ... See MoreSee Less
Michigan is home to one of the largest Holocaust memorial centers in the U.S., a place of memory, education and truth. On Yom HaShoah, we renew our duty to educate future generations so history is never erased or repeated. ... See MoreSee Less
Public safety and violence prevention must always be a top priority. Yesterday, we passed bills that will help our communities receive more funding to keep our neighborhoods safe and provide the public safety services they need! ... See MoreSee Less
How do you justify standing up for someone convicted of taking another person's life? ... See MoreSee Less
Great to see Commissioner Michael Howard from Macomb today along with other county leaders across the state in Lansing at the Michigan Association of Counties Legislative Conference. ... See MoreSee Less
Slashing funding for higher education will not only limit opportunities for Michigan residents, but will also make our farmers and manufacturers in this state less competitive. ... See MoreSee Less
Don't dismantle America's higher ed advantage over other nations, MSU president says
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It is March 27th, National Joe Day, an unofficial holiday in honor of the Average Joes of America. From one Joe to another, Happy National Joe Day! ... See MoreSee Less
Yesterday, I was able to Tour the Better Made here in Detroit along with my Detroit Caucus Members. Thank you for showing us the behind the scenes access at Better Made! ... See MoreSee Less