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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Join me and state legislators on June 16th at 6:00PM for our Washtenaw Community Town Hall in Dexter.
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The Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority (TheRide), Ann Arbor District Library (AADL), and Ypsilanti District Library (YDL) are partnering again this summer to provide Free Ride Weekends. This is in coordination with the AADL Summer Game and the YDL Summer Challenge.
Every Saturday and Sunday from June 14 to August 24, library cardholders can ride any of TheRide local fixed-route buses for free. All you need to do is show the driver your valid Ann Arbor District Library card or valid Ypsilanti District Library card when boarding the bus!
P.S. While riding, look for codes to earn points during the games. The AADL Summer Game code sign inside the bus has a code to earn 1,000 points, which can be used to earn awesome Summer Game shop prizes. When you see the code, visit aadl.org/play, enter the code, and get 1,000 points. The YDL Summer Challenge code sign earns you a badge and points you can put towards a prize. Visit YpsiLibary.org/Summer for more details.
Links:
Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority (TheRide) - www.theride.org/
Ann Arbor District Library (AADL) - aadl.org/
Ypsilanti District Library (YDL) - www.ypsilibrary.org/
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Hi everyone!
It’s time for another Lansing update. The legislature is back in session after the Mackinac Policy Conference. And the big focus of the summer is our state budget. The State Senate has passed their version of the final budget. However, the Speaker of the House has not given a timeline on when he will pass the House budget or when appropriations bills will pass. We need to pass a budget before the July 1st deadline, otherwise funding for our schools, roads, and state and local services will be compromised. House Republicans need to come to the table and pass a budget that puts Michiganders first.
As for what I’ve been up to, I started the week with my colleagues in the House by holding a press conference on legislation that will hold the gun industry accountable. We talked about legislation to ban ‘ghost guns’, which was introduced by me and Rep Matt Longjohn, and legislation to regulate gun dealers who improperly sell their firearms, introduced by Rep Kara Hope. We were joined by many volunteers from Moms Demand Action and End Gun Violence MI, some of whom had been personally affected by gun violence. Shootings have unfortunately become an all too common occurrence. That is why we must step up and pass these bills to bring accountability to the ones who spread the weapons used to terrorize our communities.
It was also a pleasure to join Rep. Donavan McKinney (D-Detroit) to honor Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc as well as the men of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc on the House floor on their annual Blue and White day at the capitol. I am a former member of the Amicae Auxiliary. We honored their embodiment of service, scholarship, sisterhood and brotherhood, and their dedication to serve others. All core tenets that helped shape me as a public servant.
Feel free to reach out to my office any time by visiting this link: housedems.com/morgan-foreman/contact/
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Since Matt Hall is playing games, I'll give you the play by play: Republicans have struck out twice on their budget, and the clock is running out to the July 1 deadline:
Strike One: House Republicans passed a budget that defunds the school aid fund by 25% and the general fund by 92%, cutting school meals for kids and health care for nearly 2.7 million Michiganders.
Strike Two: Speaker Hall claimed he would increase funding to schools and health programs, with no real policy or action to back up his concepts of a plan and with no commitment as to where the funds will come from — his numbers don’t add up.
Michigan’s teachers, librarians, health care workers, and public safety officials can’t afford a strike three. House Republicans would rather drive us toward a government shutdown than negotiate a responsible budget for taxpayers.
While we stand up for you in Lansing, we need you to make your voice heard. What do YOU have to say to Matt Hall?
State Budget Deadline: The Clock is Ticking - Michigan House Democrats
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Michiganders deserve leadership, not a House speaker who treats the state budget process like a political game. Republican House Speaker Matt Hall declared more than a month before the July 1 deadline...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Yesterday, I was joined by my colleagues and End Gun Violence Michigan to address legislation that to help protect Michiganders, including House Bills 4478-4479, which will address the threat of ‘ghost guns’. Gun violence is an issue that is deeply personal to me, as I lost my father to gun violence.
Feel free to check out these news articles about the bills and press conference:
Michigan lawmakers propose ban on ghost guns - upnorthlive.com/news/local/michigan-lawmakers-propose-ban-on-ghost-guns
Michigan House Dems target ghost guns, gun sellers in new package - www.michiganpublic.org/politics-government/2025-06-04/michigan-house-dems-target-ghost-guns-gun-s...
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LIVE: I am joined by my colleagues and gun violence prevention advocates to talk about legislation that will hold the gun industry accountable to help protect Michiganders.
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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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Foreman Invigorated by Governor’s State of the State Address
LANSING, Mich., Feb. 26, 2025 — Gov. Gretchen Whitmer delivered her seventh State of the State Address before a joint [...]
Join me and state legislators on June 16th at 6:00PM for our Washtenaw Community Town Hall in Dexter.
Please RSVP here:
forms.gle/Lr4Ei5MexJjRFgBX6 ... See MoreSee Less
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The Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority (TheRide), Ann Arbor District Library (AADL), and Ypsilanti District Library (YDL) are partnering again this summer to provide Free Ride Weekends. This is in coordination with the AADL Summer Game and the YDL Summer Challenge.
Every Saturday and Sunday from June 14 to August 24, library cardholders can ride any of TheRide local fixed-route buses for free. All you need to do is show the driver your valid Ann Arbor District Library card or valid Ypsilanti District Library card when boarding the bus!
P.S. While riding, look for codes to earn points during the games. The AADL Summer Game code sign inside the bus has a code to earn 1,000 points, which can be used to earn awesome Summer Game shop prizes. When you see the code, visit aadl.org/play, enter the code, and get 1,000 points. The YDL Summer Challenge code sign earns you a badge and points you can put towards a prize. Visit YpsiLibary.org/Summer for more details.
Links:
Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority (TheRide) - www.theride.org/
Ann Arbor District Library (AADL) - aadl.org/
Ypsilanti District Library (YDL) - www.ypsilibrary.org/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Service Notices Service Updates are now in effect. Learn More View the Schedules Expanding Service More service, more often. We've expanded service hours systemwide! Washtenaw Express Ride the new Rou...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Hi everyone!
It’s time for another Lansing update. The legislature is back in session after the Mackinac Policy Conference. And the big focus of the summer is our state budget. The State Senate has passed their version of the final budget. However, the Speaker of the House has not given a timeline on when he will pass the House budget or when appropriations bills will pass. We need to pass a budget before the July 1st deadline, otherwise funding for our schools, roads, and state and local services will be compromised. House Republicans need to come to the table and pass a budget that puts Michiganders first.
As for what I’ve been up to, I started the week with my colleagues in the House by holding a press conference on legislation that will hold the gun industry accountable. We talked about legislation to ban ‘ghost guns’, which was introduced by me and Rep Matt Longjohn, and legislation to regulate gun dealers who improperly sell their firearms, introduced by Rep Kara Hope. We were joined by many volunteers from Moms Demand Action and End Gun Violence MI, some of whom had been personally affected by gun violence. Shootings have unfortunately become an all too common occurrence. That is why we must step up and pass these bills to bring accountability to the ones who spread the weapons used to terrorize our communities.
It was also a pleasure to join Rep. Donavan McKinney (D-Detroit) to honor Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc as well as the men of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc on the House floor on their annual Blue and White day at the capitol. I am a former member of the Amicae Auxiliary. We honored their embodiment of service, scholarship, sisterhood and brotherhood, and their dedication to serve others. All core tenets that helped shape me as a public servant.
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 ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Since Matt Hall is playing games, I'll give you the play by play: Republicans have struck out twice on their budget, and the clock is running out to the July 1 deadline:
Strike One: House Republicans passed a budget that defunds the school aid fund by 25% and the general fund by 92%, cutting school meals for kids and health care for nearly 2.7 million Michiganders.
Strike Two: Speaker Hall claimed he would increase funding to schools and health programs, with no real policy or action to back up his concepts of a plan and with no commitment as to where the funds will come from — his numbers don’t add up.
Michigan’s teachers, librarians, health care workers, and public safety officials can’t afford a strike three. House Republicans would rather drive us toward a government shutdown than negotiate a responsible budget for taxpayers.
While we stand up for you in Lansing, we need you to make your voice heard. What do YOU have to say to Matt Hall? ... See MoreSee Less
State Budget Deadline: The Clock is Ticking - Michigan House Democrats
housedems.com
Michiganders deserve leadership, not a House speaker who treats the state budget process like a political game. Republican House Speaker Matt Hall declared more than a month before the July 1 deadline...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Yesterday, I was joined by my colleagues and End Gun Violence Michigan to address legislation that to help protect Michiganders, including House Bills 4478-4479, which will address the threat of ‘ghost guns’. Gun violence is an issue that is deeply personal to me, as I lost my father to gun violence.
Feel free to check out these news articles about the bills and press conference:
Michigan lawmakers propose ban on ghost guns - upnorthlive.com/news/local/michigan-lawmakers-propose-ban-on-ghost-guns
Michigan House Dems target ghost guns, gun sellers in new package - www.michiganpublic.org/politics-government/2025-06-04/michigan-house-dems-target-ghost-guns-gun-s... ... See MoreSee Less
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
LIVE: I am joined by my colleagues and gun violence prevention advocates to talk about legislation that will hold the gun industry accountable to help protect Michiganders. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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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