State Representative
Joey Andrews
Saint Joseph | 38th House District
Serving 93,422 constituents in New Buffalo Township, New Buffalo city, Chikaming Township, Bridgman, Lake Township, Lincoln Township, St. Joseph, St. Joseph Township, Benton Harbor, Benton Township, Hagar Township, Covert Township, South Haven, South Haven Township, Casco Township, Ganges Township, Saugatuck, Douglas, Saugatuck Township,
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(517) 373-0827
Office: S-887 House Office Building
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Thank you to 99 7 and 1450 WHTC for having me on Talk of the Town this morning! Check out my full interview below.
State Rep. Joey Andrews Aug. 31 - Talk of the Town
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State House 38th District Rep. Joey Andrews (D-St. Joseph) discussed the political situation in Michigan, the Michigan Maritime Manufacturing Initiative, and other issues during his quarterly appearan...4 CommentsComment on Facebook
Continued support and funding for the Michigan Maritime Manufacturing (M3) Initiative will help position our lakeshore communities for long-term success. These funds will support local jobs, move communities forward and attract new investment.
By training young people and helping them enter the maritime industry, this funding invests in the future of Michigan’s lakeshore and ensures it remains an economic driver for our state.
Read more:
www.michiganbusiness.org
New investments from the ‘Make it in Michigan’ Competitiveness Fund will support the construction of a new lab facility and develop workforce training opportunities0 CommentsComment on Facebook
At a time when relief is needed, federal overreach is driving up costs. Consumers Energy now reports a $259 million net financial impact from complying with federal orders to keep the J.H. Campbell plant operating through June 30.
Campbell was supposed to retire in May 2025. Instead, Trump’s Department of Energy has now ordered it to remain open for the sixth time.
Michiganders deserve clean, reliable and affordable energy. They shouldn’t be forced to pay unnecessary costs to prop up a dirty, aging coal plant while its continued operation creates more waste and pollution.
Read more: www.gongwer.com/news/?article_ID=651590108#
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R.W. LaPine’s expansion in St. Joseph is exactly the kind of investment that Michigan needs. When Michigan businesses expand, they increase their ability to compete for larger projects, building opportunity and resiliency for the company and the workers alike. Ultimately, the investment is a massive win here in Berrien County, providing dozens of new high-paying jobs with good benefits that will support working families across our community.
Read more:
182 New Jobs, Three Business Expansions coming to Mid and West Michigan | Michigan Business
www.michiganbusiness.org
Three new small business expansions will result in more than $42.2 million in capital investment, creating at least 182 new jobs.1 CommentsComment on Facebook
We’re putting Michigan’s budget to work by investing in a stronger economy and more vibrant communities across our state, creating more housing opportunities, fixing our roads, supporting small businesses, protecting our environment, and more.
8 CommentsComment on Facebook
Amid national economic uncertainty, I’m proud that Michigan’s bipartisan budget lowers costs, protects access to health care, and makes key investments to help more families thrive in Michigan by:
✅Continuing the Working Families Tax Credit, sending an average of nearly $3,900 in tax relief to 665,000 families.
✅Continuing free school meals for all 1.4 million public school students, saving families around $1,000 per year, per child, and valuable time every morning.
✅Rolling back the retirement tax completely, saving 500,000 seniors an average of $1,000 a year.
✅Investing $780.4 million to stabilize Medicaid funding, protecting access to health care for 2.5 million Michiganders.
5 CommentsComment on Facebook
It's time to vote, Michigan! To register to vote and explore the ways your voice can be heard, visit: mi.gov/vote
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I’m proud to have voted for a budget that invests $1.5 million in a St. Joseph harbor dredging and deepening study. This investment will help assess the feasibility of deepening the harbor, potentially reducing future dredging needs and increasing its commercial utility.
5 CommentsComment on Facebook
Yesterday, I joined the Governor for the signing of legislation to create the Michigan Housing Opportunity Tax Credit, cut red tape to help build new homes, and prohibit institutional investors from owning more than 100 single family homes and pricing out working families.
Our bipartisan budget also includes $50 million for the Michigan Housing and Community Development Fund to continue supporting the affordable housing needs of low-income households and revitalization of neighborhoods and downtowns.
These are important steps toward expanding housing opportunities and giving communities the tools they need to grow and thrive.
Read more: www.michigan.gov/whitmer/news/press-releases/2026/07/21/whitmer-signs-bills-to-build-homes-and-de...
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Joey Andrews IN THE NEWS
Andrews Celebrates Passage of Bipartisan Bills Designed to Help Homeowners Facing Foreclosure
LANSING, Mich., July 2, 2026 — This week, the Michigan House passed House Bills 5152 and 5153, bipartisan legislation that [...]
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., [...]
Andrews Introduces Bipartisan Legislation Aimed at Balancing Short-Term Rentals’ Benefits and Complications
LANSING, Mich., May 21, 2026 — State Reps. Joey Andrews (D-St. Joseph) and Matthew Bierlein (R-Vassar) introduced a bipartisan package [...]
Thank you to 99 7 and 1450 WHTC for having me on Talk of the Town this morning! Check out my full interview below. ...
State Rep. Joey Andrews Aug. 31 - Talk of the Town
omny.fm
State House 38th District Rep. Joey Andrews (D-St. Joseph) discussed the political situation in Michigan, the Michigan Maritime Manufacturing Initiative, and other issues during his quarterly appearan...4 CommentsComment on Facebook
Continued support and funding for the Michigan Maritime Manufacturing (M3) Initiative will help position our lakeshore communities for long-term success. These funds will support local jobs, move communities forward and attract new investment.
By training young people and helping them enter the maritime industry, this funding invests in the future of Michigan’s lakeshore and ensures it remains an economic driver for our state.
Read more: ...
New Investments Support Selfridge Air National Guard Base, Michigan Maritime Manufacturing Initiative | Michigan Business
www.michiganbusiness.org
New investments from the ‘Make it in Michigan’ Competitiveness Fund will support the construction of a new lab facility and develop workforce training opportunities0 CommentsComment on Facebook
At a time when relief is needed, federal overreach is driving up costs. Consumers Energy now reports a $259 million net financial impact from complying with federal orders to keep the J.H. Campbell plant operating through June 30.
Campbell was supposed to retire in May 2025. Instead, Trump’s Department of Energy has now ordered it to remain open for the sixth time.
Michiganders deserve clean, reliable and affordable energy. They shouldn’t be forced to pay unnecessary costs to prop up a dirty, aging coal plant while its continued operation creates more waste and pollution.
Read more: www.gongwer.com/news/?article_ID=651590108# ...
7 CommentsComment on Facebook
R.W. LaPine’s expansion in St. Joseph is exactly the kind of investment that Michigan needs. When Michigan businesses expand, they increase their ability to compete for larger projects, building opportunity and resiliency for the company and the workers alike. Ultimately, the investment is a massive win here in Berrien County, providing dozens of new high-paying jobs with good benefits that will support working families across our community.
Read more: ...
182 New Jobs, Three Business Expansions coming to Mid and West Michigan | Michigan Business
www.michiganbusiness.org
Three new small business expansions will result in more than $42.2 million in capital investment, creating at least 182 new jobs.1 CommentsComment on Facebook
We’re putting Michigan’s budget to work by investing in a stronger economy and more vibrant communities across our state, creating more housing opportunities, fixing our roads, supporting small businesses, protecting our environment, and more. ...
8 CommentsComment on Facebook
Amid national economic uncertainty, I’m proud that Michigan’s bipartisan budget lowers costs, protects access to health care, and makes key investments to help more families thrive in Michigan by:
✅Continuing the Working Families Tax Credit, sending an average of nearly $3,900 in tax relief to 665,000 families.
✅Continuing free school meals for all 1.4 million public school students, saving families around $1,000 per year, per child, and valuable time every morning.
✅Rolling back the retirement tax completely, saving 500,000 seniors an average of $1,000 a year.
✅Investing $780.4 million to stabilize Medicaid funding, protecting access to health care for 2.5 million Michiganders. ...
5 CommentsComment on Facebook
It's time to vote, Michigan! To register to vote and explore the ways your voice can be heard, visit: mi.gov/vote ...
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
I’m proud to have voted for a budget that invests $1.5 million in a St. Joseph harbor dredging and deepening study. This investment will help assess the feasibility of deepening the harbor, potentially reducing future dredging needs and increasing its commercial utility. ...
5 CommentsComment on Facebook
Yesterday, I joined the Governor for the signing of legislation to create the Michigan Housing Opportunity Tax Credit, cut red tape to help build new homes, and prohibit institutional investors from owning more than 100 single family homes and pricing out working families.
Our bipartisan budget also includes $50 million for the Michigan Housing and Community Development Fund to continue supporting the affordable housing needs of low-income households and revitalization of neighborhoods and downtowns.
These are important steps toward expanding housing opportunities and giving communities the tools they need to grow and thrive.
Read more: www.michigan.gov/whitmer/news/press-releases/2026/07/21/whitmer-signs-bills-to-build-homes-and-de... ...
16 CommentsComment on Facebook