State Representative
Morgan Foreman
33rd House District
Serving 92,730 constituents in Ann Arbor, Saline, Bridgewater Township, Saline Township, York Township, Pittsfield Township, Lodi Township and Scio Township
MorganForeman@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-0820
Office: N 797 House Office Building
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Appreciate Representative Foreman visiting with our doctors and staff to discuss patient safety, access to care and learn about all the great things she is doing for our community!
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I voted “ no” on HR 117 because the materials that the House is demanding could contain sensitive information, potentially compromising the security and integrity of our elections. The Secretary of State is currently working through the involved training videos to redact this sensitive information. Without these redactions, it could provide anyone with access to this sensitive information. This could lead to individuals accessing voting machines, impersonating clerks, or interrupting the chain of command with respect to our ballots. I will stand against any attempt to make our elections less secure.
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It was a pleasure talking to everyone this weekend at our happy hour in Ann Arbor. We had a great discussion about what has been going on in the legislature and the state. Topics included the state budget and federal cuts, frivolous legislation from House Republicans, as well as the bills I recently sponsored.
You can be on the lookout for our next community conversation on social media, or you can sign up for my email newsletter at housedems.com/morgan-foreman/enews-signup/
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For too long, a one-size-fits-all approach has been taken to childbirth, overlooking the unique needs of each mother.
That's why we expanded Healthy Moms, Healthy Babies to include Doula Services. With doulas, moms can create a plan that is best for them and their child’s health.
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Join me this Saturday as l give a quick update on what's been happening in the legislature, and I would love to answer any questions and listen to feedback or concerns you have.
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Yesterday, I joined my colleagues to denounce hate and call on House Republican leadership to hold their members accountable for the hateful, racist, xenophobic rhetoric that they feel comfortable sharing without shame on the very House floor that is meant to be the representative body of all Michiganders. Hate has no place in the Legislature and we are calling on Speaker Matt Hall to denounce hate in his caucus and stop pushing policies inspired by hate to ensure the People's House is a safe place for all Michiganders.
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Yesterday, I was proud to introduce House Bills 4478-4479 alongside my colleague State Representative Matt Longjohn. Legislation that will address the threat of ‘ghost guns’.
The term ‘Ghost Guns’ refers to firearms without valid serial numbers. Usually purchased online in different parts and assembled, or 3D printed in an individual’s house. And as they do not have serial numbers, they are nearly impossible to track down and register like any regular firearm. Their untraceable nature severely undermines our state’s ability to effectively investigate and prevent gun violence. And there have been multiple shootings using ghost guns in the past few years. 15 states have already acted on the danger of ghost guns and have made laws to regulate them.
Our legislation will prohibit an individual from manufacturing, assembling, importing, purchasing, selling, or transferring a firearm, frame, or receiver that does not have a valid serial number. It requires those who create them and sell them to get an appropriate license and instructs those who purchased them and currently own them to register them with the State Police. It also prescribes the penalties for violations of the law. Basically, these bills will treat ghost guns the same as any other firearm and thereby regulate them in accordance with Michigan’s existing firearm laws.
Gun violence is a personal issue for me and I am adamant about taking action that will save the lives of others. This is but one of many legislative solutions, and I hope to see this bill pass and more action taken by the legislature.
You can find more information on ghost guns and the need to regulate them here: www.bradyunited.org/resources/issues/what-are-ghost-guns
www.everytown.org/issues/ghost-guns/
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Hello everyone!
As we gear up for another week in Lansing, I wanted to let you know what I was up to last week. First, here’s a quick recap of notable legislation that passed the House:
HB 4047-4048 - Creates penalties to combat the dissemination of deepfake sexual images.
HB 4077-4088 - Requires death reports to be made through a web-based system and changes the conditions under which a death must be certified by, or referred to, a county medical examiner.
HB 4207-4208 - Excludes policies providing coverage only for excepted benefits from health insurance policies and health benefit plans, respectively.
HB 4255-4266 - Increases the penalties for manufacturing, delivering, or possessing, with the intent to manufacture or deliver, heroin and fentanyl.
HB 4260-4261 - Creates the “Public Safety & Violence Prevention Fund” within the Department of Treasury.
You can find more details on legislation going through the House and Senate on this website: legislature.mi.gov
I also had the pleasure of attending several events in the community. Starting with a tour of the Scio Township Fire Department with my friend and colleague, Rep Carrie Rheingans. We met with Fire Chief Andrew Houde who showed us around the station and talked about their services and needs.
I joined the Bank of Ann Arbor on a visit with the Children Literacy Network at their Family Literacy Interactive Program (FLIP) event at Bryant Elementary School. FLIP operates in under-resourced elementary schools and Head Start preschools with the goal of bringing families and communities together through a night of fun, engaging literacy and STEM activities.
I also joined Burns Park Elementary on the occasion of their 100th year anniversary and celebrated the continued success of their students, teachers, administrators, and staff.
If you have any suggestions for events in the area that you think I should attend, feel free to reach out to my office any time by visiting this link: housedems.com/morgan-foreman/contact/
Sign up for our newsletter for more updates:
housedems.com/morgan-foreman/enews-signup/
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Appreciate Representative Foreman visiting with our doctors and staff to discuss patient safety, access to care and learn about all the great things she is doing for our community! ... See MoreSee Less
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I voted “ no” on HR 117 because the materials that the House is demanding could contain sensitive information, potentially compromising the security and integrity of our elections. The Secretary of State is currently working through the involved training videos to redact this sensitive information. Without these redactions, it could provide anyone with access to this sensitive information. This could lead to individuals accessing voting machines, impersonating clerks, or interrupting the chain of command with respect to our ballots. I will stand against any attempt to make our elections less secure. ... See MoreSee Less
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It was a pleasure talking to everyone this weekend at our happy hour in Ann Arbor. We had a great discussion about what has been going on in the legislature and the state. Topics included the state budget and federal cuts, frivolous legislation from House Republicans, as well as the bills I recently sponsored.
You can be on the lookout for our next community conversation on social media, or you can sign up for my email newsletter at housedems.com/morgan-foreman/enews-signup/ ... See MoreSee Less
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For too long, a one-size-fits-all approach has been taken to childbirth, overlooking the unique needs of each mother.
That's why we expanded Healthy Moms, Healthy Babies to include Doula Services. With doulas, moms can create a plan that is best for them and their child’s health. ... See MoreSee Less
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Join me this Saturday as l give a quick update on what's been happening in the legislature, and I would love to answer any questions and listen to feedback or concerns you have. ... See MoreSee Less
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Yesterday, I joined my colleagues to denounce hate and call on House Republican leadership to hold their members accountable for the hateful, racist, xenophobic rhetoric that they feel comfortable sharing without shame on the very House floor that is meant to be the representative body of all Michiganders. Hate has no place in the Legislature and we are calling on Speaker Matt Hall to denounce hate in his caucus and stop pushing policies inspired by hate to ensure the People's House is a safe place for all Michiganders. ... See MoreSee Less
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Yesterday, I was proud to introduce House Bills 4478-4479 alongside my colleague State Representative Matt Longjohn. Legislation that will address the threat of ‘ghost guns’.
The term ‘Ghost Guns’ refers to firearms without valid serial numbers. Usually purchased online in different parts and assembled, or 3D printed in an individual’s house. And as they do not have serial numbers, they are nearly impossible to track down and register like any regular firearm. Their untraceable nature severely undermines our state’s ability to effectively investigate and prevent gun violence. And there have been multiple shootings using ghost guns in the past few years. 15 states have already acted on the danger of ghost guns and have made laws to regulate them.
Our legislation will prohibit an individual from manufacturing, assembling, importing, purchasing, selling, or transferring a firearm, frame, or receiver that does not have a valid serial number. It requires those who create them and sell them to get an appropriate license and instructs those who purchased them and currently own them to register them with the State Police. It also prescribes the penalties for violations of the law. Basically, these bills will treat ghost guns the same as any other firearm and thereby regulate them in accordance with Michigan’s existing firearm laws.
Gun violence is a personal issue for me and I am adamant about taking action that will save the lives of others. This is but one of many legislative solutions, and I hope to see this bill pass and more action taken by the legislature.
You can find more information on ghost guns and the need to regulate them here: www.bradyunited.org/resources/issues/what-are-ghost-guns
www.everytown.org/issues/ghost-guns/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Hello everyone!
As we gear up for another week in Lansing, I wanted to let you know what I was up to last week. First, here’s a quick recap of notable legislation that passed the House:
HB 4047-4048 - Creates penalties to combat the dissemination of deepfake sexual images.
HB 4077-4088 - Requires death reports to be made through a web-based system and changes the conditions under which a death must be certified by, or referred to, a county medical examiner.
HB 4207-4208 - Excludes policies providing coverage only for excepted benefits from health insurance policies and health benefit plans, respectively.
HB 4255-4266 - Increases the penalties for manufacturing, delivering, or possessing, with the intent to manufacture or deliver, heroin and fentanyl.
HB 4260-4261 - Creates the “Public Safety & Violence Prevention Fund” within the Department of Treasury.
You can find more details on legislation going through the House and Senate on this website: legislature.mi.gov
I also had the pleasure of attending several events in the community. Starting with a tour of the Scio Township Fire Department with my friend and colleague, Rep Carrie Rheingans. We met with Fire Chief Andrew Houde who showed us around the station and talked about their services and needs.
I joined the Bank of Ann Arbor on a visit with the Children Literacy Network at their Family Literacy Interactive Program (FLIP) event at Bryant Elementary School. FLIP operates in under-resourced elementary schools and Head Start preschools with the goal of bringing families and communities together through a night of fun, engaging literacy and STEM activities.
I also joined Burns Park Elementary on the occasion of their 100th year anniversary and celebrated the continued success of their students, teachers, administrators, and staff.
If you have any suggestions for events in the area that you think I should attend, feel free to reach out to my office any time by visiting this link: housedems.com/morgan-foreman/contact/
Sign up for our newsletter for more updates:
housedems.com/morgan-foreman/enews-signup/ ... See MoreSee Less
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