State Representative
Matt Longjohn
40th House District
Serving 90,211 constituents in Kalamazoo, Portage, Oshtemo Township and Texas Township
MattLongjohn@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-8670
Office: S 889 House Office Building
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Thank you to everyone who joined us for last night’s Community Conversation on minimum wage and paid sick leave! Your voices, experiences, and insights made for a thoughtful and engaging discussion on how these policies impact workers, businesses, and our community.
These conversations are critical—not just for understanding the issues, but for shaping the decisions ahead. Your input helps ensure that a diverse range of perspectives are heard as legislation moves forward.
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As some try to erase the contributions of Black Americans, it's more important than ever to celebrate this history and stand with members of these communities. Please join me in honoring Black history in February!
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Democratic Legislators Condemn House GOP Passage of Anti-Worker Bills, Blocking Minimum Wage Increases
State Reps Matt Longjohn (D-Portage) and Tonya Myers Phillips (D-Detroit) on the House floor in the Michigan Capitol Building in [...]
Longjohn Testifies in Select Committee, Offers Important Amendment
LANSING, Mich., Jan. 16, 2025 — The Select Committee on Protecting Michigan Employees and Small Businesses heard testimony today on [...]
Longjohn on First Day of Session, 103rd Legislative Term
LANSING, Mich., Jan 8, 2025 — The Michigan House of Representatives kicked off the 103rd Legislative term today. Four new [...]
Thank you to everyone who joined us for last night’s Community Conversation on minimum wage and paid sick leave! Your voices, experiences, and insights made for a thoughtful and engaging discussion on how these policies impact workers, businesses, and our community.
These conversations are critical—not just for understanding the issues, but for shaping the decisions ahead. Your input helps ensure that a diverse range of perspectives are heard as legislation moves forward. ... See MoreSee Less
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Thanks for having this conversation. If we were in the country, I would have attended?
As some try to erase the contributions of Black Americans, it's more important than ever to celebrate this history and stand with members of these communities. Please join me in honoring Black history in February! ... See MoreSee Less
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