State Representative
Mai Xiong
Warren | 13th House District
Serving 92,063 constituents in SE/E/NE Warren, Roseville and St. Clair Shores
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(517) 373-0845
Office: N-692 House Office Building
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Domestic violence can affect anyone, and for those experiencing it, finding safety and support can be one of the most difficult moments of their lives.
I recently visited a women’s shelter in our district and had the opportunity to hear from Cindy, the founder of a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping women and children rebuild their lives and find a path toward safety.
Organizations like this provide more than shelter —they provide hope, compassion, and a place to turn when someone needs it most.
Thank you, Cindy, and to all of the advocates, volunteers, staff, and community organizations who work every day to support survivors and their children during some of the most difficult times in their lives.
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please know that you are not alone. Help is available, and there are people ready to stand with you. Please reach out to my office if you need assistance or know anyone who would like to be connected.
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Seeing our community come together to support families as they prepare for a new school year was truly inspiring. 🤩
A successful school year starts with having the tools and resources our children need to learn and thrive.
Thank you to all the volunteers, staff, community partners, and local organizations, especially Shelly at Time Together Adult Day Center for making this event possible.
Because of your generosity, more children in our community will be able to walk into the classroom ready to learn, confident, and prepared to start the school year strong.
This is what community support is all about: showing up, giving back, and making sure no child is left behind. 🎒
#BackToSchool #SchoolSupplies #communityservice #schoollife #seniorcare
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HAPPENING TODAY: Join me for a backpack and school supplies giveaway, August 21 from 12-3pm at Times Together Adult Day Center in Warren.
Hope to see you soon!
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WARREN, Mich., Aug. 20, 2026 — Yesterday, a Warren Consolidated Schools teacher was arraigned on 12 charges, including possession of drugs and child pornography on his cellphone.
Mark Michael Sharrow was arrested due to his connection with a third-degree criminal sexual conduct charge in Houghton Lake.
According to Warren Consolidated Schools, Sharrow was on administrative leave when he was arrested and his home and phone were searched. In response to the search and arrest, state Rep. Mai Xiong (D-Warren) issued the following statement:
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Yesterday, I had lunch with the Base Community Council (BCC) —an incredible group of local business leaders, veterans, and community members who support our service members and their families at Selfridge Air National Guard Base.
Thank you to Kelli from Forgotten Harvest for inviting me to join this wonderful gathering. It was inspiring to connect with so many people and organizations working to strengthen our military community and make sure families have the resources they need.
We took a short ferry ride to the North Channel Yacht Club, surrounded by the beauty of our waterways, and talked about an issue that touches families across our district: food security.
Michigan is blessed with an abundance of natural resources and surrounded by the Great Lakes. We have an opportunity to harness those resources, strengthen our local partnerships, and ensure that no family has to wonder where their next meal is coming from.
I’m looking forward to sharing more about our shared vision and the work ahead. 🌊💙
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I’m honored to be the keynote speaker for Democracy and Me Day with Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan - GSSEM. I can’t wait to meet these inspiring young minds! ✨
These girls are already showing us what leadership looks like!
Leadership isn’t about having a title —it’s about recognizing that there is a need in your community and choosing to make a difference. I’m so proud of them and with their leadership, our future is bright! 🤩
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Thinking about my struggles as a working mom of four, and especially now as a mommy legislator.
I’m always thinking about how I can help other moms and —dads with children, too. That means investing in affordable childcare so that parents can re-enter the workforce.
My original bill proposal would have appropriated $10 million toward Tri-Share, a child care employee benefits program that any employer here in Michigan can participate in to help with recruitment and retention.
We were able to get $5 million in this year’s FY27 budget.
We also codified the program into state law, that means the program is now a permanent part of our state’s department operations FOR GOOD! This is no longer a temporary pilot program, it will help working families for years to come. This is truly a BFD.
We did this with bipartisan support, too! That means both Republicans and Democrats supported this policy!
Studies have shown —and employee surveys have informed us that the number one barrier for people entering or staying in the workforce is lack of affordable childcare.
When we invest in childcare, we are strengthening our economy. I’ll continue to fight for all the moms.
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Kind of controversial for some people but pretty chic if you ask me
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As teachers, paraprofessionals and education workers are preparing for the start of a new school year, I’m thinking about them and the sharp increases they’re facing with their healthcare costs because of a Republican-era law adopted in 2011 during the Snyder Administration.
This year, teachers in my community are seeing their premiums go up $1,500. My bill would address this healthcare affordability crises and bring much needed financial relief to them and the thousands of public employees in our state.
#backtoschool and back to working on passing my legislation. Let’s get it done.
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Domestic violence can affect anyone, and for those experiencing it, finding safety and support can be one of the most difficult moments of their lives.
I recently visited a women’s shelter in our district and had the opportunity to hear from Cindy, the founder of a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping women and children rebuild their lives and find a path toward safety.
Organizations like this provide more than shelter —they provide hope, compassion, and a place to turn when someone needs it most.
Thank you, Cindy, and to all of the advocates, volunteers, staff, and community organizations who work every day to support survivors and their children during some of the most difficult times in their lives.
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please know that you are not alone. Help is available, and there are people ready to stand with you. Please reach out to my office if you need assistance or know anyone who would like to be connected. ... See MoreSee Less
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Seeing our community come together to support families as they prepare for a new school year was truly inspiring. 🤩
A successful school year starts with having the tools and resources our children need to learn and thrive.
Thank you to all the volunteers, staff, community partners, and local organizations, especially Shelly at Time Together Adult Day Center for making this event possible.
Because of your generosity, more children in our community will be able to walk into the classroom ready to learn, confident, and prepared to start the school year strong.
This is what community support is all about: showing up, giving back, and making sure no child is left behind. 🎒
#BackToSchool #SchoolSupplies #communityservice #schoollife #seniorcare ... See MoreSee Less
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HAPPENING TODAY: Join me for a backpack and school supplies giveaway, August 21 from 12-3pm at Times Together Adult Day Center in Warren.
Hope to see you soon! ... See MoreSee Less
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WARREN, Mich., Aug. 20, 2026 — Yesterday, a Warren Consolidated Schools teacher was arraigned on 12 charges, including possession of drugs and child pornography on his cellphone.
Mark Michael Sharrow was arrested due to his connection with a third-degree criminal sexual conduct charge in Houghton Lake.
According to Warren Consolidated Schools, Sharrow was on administrative leave when he was arrested and his home and phone were searched. In response to the search and arrest, state Rep. Mai Xiong (D-Warren) issued the following statement: ... See MoreSee Less
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Yesterday, I had lunch with the Base Community Council (BCC) —an incredible group of local business leaders, veterans, and community members who support our service members and their families at Selfridge Air National Guard Base.
Thank you to Kelli from Forgotten Harvest for inviting me to join this wonderful gathering. It was inspiring to connect with so many people and organizations working to strengthen our military community and make sure families have the resources they need.
We took a short ferry ride to the North Channel Yacht Club, surrounded by the beauty of our waterways, and talked about an issue that touches families across our district: food security.
Michigan is blessed with an abundance of natural resources and surrounded by the Great Lakes. We have an opportunity to harness those resources, strengthen our local partnerships, and ensure that no family has to wonder where their next meal is coming from.
I’m looking forward to sharing more about our shared vision and the work ahead. 🌊💙 ... See MoreSee Less
5 CommentsComment on Facebook
I’m honored to be the keynote speaker for Democracy and Me Day with Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan - GSSEM. I can’t wait to meet these inspiring young minds! ✨
These girls are already showing us what leadership looks like!
Leadership isn’t about having a title —it’s about recognizing that there is a need in your community and choosing to make a difference. I’m so proud of them and with their leadership, our future is bright! 🤩 ... See MoreSee Less
12 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thinking about my struggles as a working mom of four, and especially now as a mommy legislator.
I’m always thinking about how I can help other moms and —dads with children, too. That means investing in affordable childcare so that parents can re-enter the workforce.
My original bill proposal would have appropriated $10 million toward Tri-Share, a child care employee benefits program that any employer here in Michigan can participate in to help with recruitment and retention.
We were able to get $5 million in this year’s FY27 budget.
We also codified the program into state law, that means the program is now a permanent part of our state’s department operations FOR GOOD! This is no longer a temporary pilot program, it will help working families for years to come. This is truly a BFD.
We did this with bipartisan support, too! That means both Republicans and Democrats supported this policy!
Studies have shown —and employee surveys have informed us that the number one barrier for people entering or staying in the workforce is lack of affordable childcare.
When we invest in childcare, we are strengthening our economy. I’ll continue to fight for all the moms. ... See MoreSee Less
9 CommentsComment on Facebook
Kind of controversial for some people but pretty chic if you ask me ... See MoreSee Less
8 CommentsComment on Facebook
As teachers, paraprofessionals and education workers are preparing for the start of a new school year, I’m thinking about them and the sharp increases they’re facing with their healthcare costs because of a Republican-era law adopted in 2011 during the Snyder Administration.
This year, teachers in my community are seeing their premiums go up $1,500. My bill would address this healthcare affordability crises and bring much needed financial relief to them and the thousands of public employees in our state.
#backtoschool and back to working on passing my legislation. Let’s get it done. ... See MoreSee Less
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