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,
JoeyAndrews@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-0827
Office: S-887 House Office Building
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Today marked the first day of the 103rd legislative term! It’s an honor to serve and represent our lakeshore communities. I’m ready to get to work for you. Have questions, ideas, or need assistance? Don’t hesitate to reach out ➡ housedems.com/joey-andrews/
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Wishing everyone a restful New Year’s Day and an amazing start to 2025! I’m looking forward to another year of serving our community, both at home and in Lansing.
#HappyNewYear #PuttingPeopleFirst
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Bulldozing a forest for solar panels? Disgusting
Good luck
Happy Kwanzaa! Wishing everyone a joyous and meaningful Kwanzaa filled with love, peace, and unity.
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Happy Hanukkah to all who celebrate! May this festival of lights bring warmth, love, and joy to your home and community.
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thank you
Spoken like a true Catholic. You probably say "Judeo-Christian" unironically
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all!
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Enjoy the respite and the joy at home!
Merry Christmas to you and your family! Thanks for all you do! Hope you are resting!
Happy holidays!
As we close out the 102nd Legislature, the outcome is deeply disappointing. We were unable to advance several key pieces of legislation—including minimum wage and tip credit, short-term rentals, and many other critical priorities. This inaction falls short of the progress we had hoped to achieve, and we understand and share the frustration of those who expected more.
Despite these challenges, we are incredibly proud of the Michigan Senate Democrats for their extraordinary leadership. After more than 24 hours in session, they worked tirelessly to advance key legislation and set a powerful example of dedication and commitment to Michigan’s future. Their efforts remind us of what true public service looks like.
Looking ahead, we are energized by the opportunity to do better. We must reject the politics of the status quo that often stand in the way of meaningful change. With a new leadership team in the House, we’re committed to fighting for working families and pushing for legislation that puts people first. Together, we can and will achieve the progress Michigan deserves.
Friday came and went without House passage of short-term rental regulations
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It’s a disappointing close to the legislative session in Lansing for state Representative Joey Andrews. Andrews tells us the Michigan House Friday ended out the week without approving legislation to...11 CommentsComment on Facebook
Katie Boyer stop crying.... We don't have sympathy for ppl who make racially motivated statements... Also I still have the screen shots .... Stop playing with me
Katie Boyer how can you bash someone that is actually doing something positive in the community... But you like to make Racially based comments... Kick rocks.
Katie Boyer stop stalking married men
This week, we took a major step to support Michigan workers! The bipartisan passage of SB 40 restored 26 weeks of unemployment benefits & raised the weekly max benefit to $614 for the first time in 20+ years. Proud to stand with my colleagues to put workers and families first.
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Thank you from AAUW of South Haven. This is a Bill that we have been supporting.
This is great. Now we gotta fix how a person can have a Unemployment hearing, judgement goes in their favor, receive the benefits to only get another letter weeks later saying "Oh we couldnt hear the testimony" Has another hearing with the same judge, then loses. Now may be on the hook to pay thousands of dollars back. So not fair.
Please support the 9 Pay Equity Bills that are currently in the Michigan House Labor Committee. Vote to send them out of committee so they can be voted on in the House. Thank you!
Yesterday, we took a significant step forward by passing legislation to support Michiganders who have been wrongfully convicted. This bill ensures that those who have lost years of their lives to injustice can access the resources they need to rebuild.
I’m proud to stand with my colleagues to right these wrongs and reaffirm our commitment to fairness and accountability in our justice system.
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Andrews Commends Passage of Bill to Help Wrongfully Convicted - housedems.com
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State Rep. Joey Andrews (D-Saint Joseph) testifies in a House Committee. LANSING, Mich., Dec. 10, 2024 — State Rep. Joey Andrews (D-St. Joseph) issued the following statement after the Michigan H...3 CommentsComment on Facebook
Great work, Michigan is lucky to have you!
Thank you Joey!
This week I was proud to testify alongside @State Representative Graham Filler in support of our bipartisan effort to advance nuclear and hydrogen energy production in Michigan. House Bills 4753 and 5606-09 will help achieve clean energy goals, advance new nuclear technologies, create jobs, expand educational opportunities, invest in workforce development, and position Michigan as a national leader in clean, reliable energy.
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Why not let the markets work? Eliminate regulation and let people who actually know how to make something work get the job done
Everytime the Govt starts picking winners and losers the taxpayers loose.
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Joey Andrews IN THE NEWS
Andrews on State of the State Address
Lawmaker looks forward to work on education, economy LANSING, Mich., Jan. 24, 2024 — Gov. Gretchen Whitmer delivered this year’s State of [...]
Andrews Urges EGLE to Reconsider Permit Change Costing Jobs, Hurting Farmers
New rules for anaerobic digesters would force Michigan facility to close ST. JOSEPH, Mich., Dec. 27, 2023 — State Rep. Joey [...]
Andrews on Benton Harbor School Debt Relief
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Dec. 18, 2023 — Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed House Bill 4292, a supplemental budget bill, today at the Pew Campus [...]
Today marked the first day of the 103rd legislative term! It’s an honor to serve and represent our lakeshore communities. I’m ready to get to work for you. Have questions, ideas, or need assistance? Don’t hesitate to reach out ➡ housedems.com/joey-andrews/ ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Wishing everyone a restful New Year’s Day and an amazing start to 2025! I’m looking forward to another year of serving our community, both at home and in Lansing.
#HappyNewYear #PuttingPeopleFirst ... See MoreSee Less
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Bulldozing a forest for solar panels? Disgusting
Good luck
Happy Kwanzaa! Wishing everyone a joyous and meaningful Kwanzaa filled with love, peace, and unity. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Happy Hanukkah to all who celebrate! May this festival of lights bring warmth, love, and joy to your home and community. ... See MoreSee Less
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thank you
Spoken like a true Catholic. You probably say "Judeo-Christian" unironically
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all! ... See MoreSee Less
5 CommentsComment on Facebook
Enjoy the respite and the joy at home!
Merry Christmas to you and your family! Thanks for all you do! Hope you are resting!
Happy holidays!
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As we close out the 102nd Legislature, the outcome is deeply disappointing. We were unable to advance several key pieces of legislation—including minimum wage and tip credit, short-term rentals, and many other critical priorities. This inaction falls short of the progress we had hoped to achieve, and we understand and share the frustration of those who expected more.
Despite these challenges, we are incredibly proud of the Michigan Senate Democrats for their extraordinary leadership. After more than 24 hours in session, they worked tirelessly to advance key legislation and set a powerful example of dedication and commitment to Michigan’s future. Their efforts remind us of what true public service looks like.
Looking ahead, we are energized by the opportunity to do better. We must reject the politics of the status quo that often stand in the way of meaningful change. With a new leadership team in the House, we’re committed to fighting for working families and pushing for legislation that puts people first. Together, we can and will achieve the progress Michigan deserves.
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Friday came and went without House passage of short-term rental regulations
www.moodyonthemarket.com
It’s a disappointing close to the legislative session in Lansing for state Representative Joey Andrews. Andrews tells us the Michigan House Friday ended out the week without approving legislation to...11 CommentsComment on Facebook
Katie Boyer stop crying.... We don't have sympathy for ppl who make racially motivated statements... Also I still have the screen shots .... Stop playing with me
Katie Boyer how can you bash someone that is actually doing something positive in the community... But you like to make Racially based comments... Kick rocks.
Katie Boyer stop stalking married men
View more comments
This week, we took a major step to support Michigan workers! The bipartisan passage of SB 40 restored 26 weeks of unemployment benefits & raised the weekly max benefit to $614 for the first time in 20+ years. Proud to stand with my colleagues to put workers and families first. ... See MoreSee Less
6 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thank you from AAUW of South Haven. This is a Bill that we have been supporting.
This is great. Now we gotta fix how a person can have a Unemployment hearing, judgement goes in their favor, receive the benefits to only get another letter weeks later saying "Oh we couldnt hear the testimony" Has another hearing with the same judge, then loses. Now may be on the hook to pay thousands of dollars back. So not fair.
Please support the 9 Pay Equity Bills that are currently in the Michigan House Labor Committee. Vote to send them out of committee so they can be voted on in the House. Thank you!
View more comments
Yesterday, we took a significant step forward by passing legislation to support Michiganders who have been wrongfully convicted. This bill ensures that those who have lost years of their lives to injustice can access the resources they need to rebuild.
I’m proud to stand with my colleagues to right these wrongs and reaffirm our commitment to fairness and accountability in our justice system.
Read more: ... See MoreSee Less
Andrews Commends Passage of Bill to Help Wrongfully Convicted - housedems.com
housedems.com
State Rep. Joey Andrews (D-Saint Joseph) testifies in a House Committee. LANSING, Mich., Dec. 10, 2024 — State Rep. Joey Andrews (D-St. Joseph) issued the following statement after the Michigan H...3 CommentsComment on Facebook
Great work, Michigan is lucky to have you!
Thank you Joey!
This week I was proud to testify alongside @State Representative Graham Filler in support of our bipartisan effort to advance nuclear and hydrogen energy production in Michigan. House Bills 4753 and 5606-09 will help achieve clean energy goals, advance new nuclear technologies, create jobs, expand educational opportunities, invest in workforce development, and position Michigan as a national leader in clean, reliable energy. ... See MoreSee Less
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Why not let the markets work? Eliminate regulation and let people who actually know how to make something work get the job done
Everytime the Govt starts picking winners and losers the taxpayers loose.