State Representative
Natalie Price
Berkley | 6th House District
Serving 91,847 constituents in Berkley, Birmingham, Bloomfield Twp, Huntington Woods, Royal Oak and Southfield
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(517) 373-0823
Office: S-685 House Office Building
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Pride began as a protest. So when House Republicans blocked us from introducing the Pride Month resolution again this year, we took it to the Capitol steps and read it aloud anyway. This community has always found a way to be seen, and House Dems will always stand shoulder to shoulder with you.
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Michiganders pay the highest energy rates in the Midwest. And utility companies have been overcharging customers nationally by nearly $6 billion a year for decades. This month, I introduced House Bills 6093-6095 with my colleagues to change that.
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Michiganders pay the highest energy rates in the Midwest. And utilities have been overcharging customers nationally by nearly $6 billion a year for decades.
Today, I was joined by my colleagues in introducing HBs 6093-6095 to change that. If you're tired of paying more and getting less, spread the word. And let's hold the utilities accountable together.
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LIVE NOW: Join me and my Democratic colleagues as we introduce legislation to bring down utility costs and protect ratepayers.
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American Axel is continually producing bad faith contract offers that fail to address the needs of its workers. The workers of UAW Local 2093 built this company, they should be paid like it. Hold the line!
Support the fight here: region1.uaw.org/events/uaw-region-1-solidarity-support-caravan
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This strike is important for all of Michigan’s workers. UAW Local 2093’s fight for basic dignity in the workplace is a reminder to CEOs everywhere that all wealth is generated by workers.
That’s why I’m standing in solidarity with UAW Local 2093 as they fight for fair wages and reasonable benefits.
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On May 31st, the contract between UAW local 2093 and American Axle Manufacturing will expire. Workers at American Axle’s Three Rivers plant have been bargaining for almost 2 months with no results.
They are asking for fair wages, better healthcare and stronger retirement benefits. Today, the wages of workers at the three Rivers plant have still not recovered from the 2008 crash. Currently, their hourly rate caps out at $22 an hour when prior to 2008 it capped out at $29 an hour. Adjusting for inflation they make less than half of what they did 18 years ago.
Over the past 10 years American axle has made $8.4 billion in profit. They have paid their CEO $111 million and doled out nearly $231 million in compensation to their top five executives.
The UAW members working in the Three Rivers plant are struggling to afford basic needs with some even being forced to sleep in their cars.
I’m standing in solidarity with UAW local 2093 as they fight for the ability to be able to afford to live in our state. Without these workers, there is no American Axle. It’s far past time that they are treated with the respect that they deserve.
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Update: Unfortunately, Lauren Jasinski is no longer able to be my special guest for this event. The event is still on, and I am excited to share my work with you. I hope to see you there! 5:30pm in the Royal Oak City Commission Chambers (203 S Troy St Royal Oak 48067).
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Today, I had the honor of walking in the Royal Oak Memorial Day Parade alongside my office staff and volunteers. Together, we marched to pay tribute to the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. Their courage and selflessness are a lasting reminder of the true cost of preserving our freedoms. On this day, my thoughts are with the families who carry these losses with them every day.
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Natalie Price IN THE NEWS
Price Responds to Governor Whitmer’s Budget Recommendation, Highlighting Affordability, Education and Public Health
LANSING, Mich., Feb. 11, 2026 — Today, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer released her executive budget recommendations for the upcoming fiscal year. [...]
Byrnes, Dievendorf, Paiz, Price Attend Day of Solidarity in Minnesota
SAINT PAUL, Minn., Jan. 29, 2026 — Today, state Reps. Erin Byrnes (D-Dearborn), Emily Dievendorf (D-Lansing), Veronica Paiz (D-Harper Woods) [...]
Price, Weiss Condemn House Republican Lack of Funding for Home Help Caregiver Council, Broader Attacks on Unions and Public Health
LANSING, Mich., Sept. 5, 2025 — Last year, House Democrats, along with the state Senate, passed legislation to restore union [...]
Pride began as a protest. So when House Republicans blocked us from introducing the Pride Month resolution again this year, we took it to the Capitol steps and read it aloud anyway. This community has always found a way to be seen, and House Dems will always stand shoulder to shoulder with you. ... See MoreSee Less
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Michiganders pay the highest energy rates in the Midwest. And utility companies have been overcharging customers nationally by nearly $6 billion a year for decades. This month, I introduced House Bills 6093-6095 with my colleagues to change that. ... See MoreSee Less
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Michiganders pay the highest energy rates in the Midwest. And utilities have been overcharging customers nationally by nearly $6 billion a year for decades.
Today, I was joined by my colleagues in introducing HBs 6093-6095 to change that. If you're tired of paying more and getting less, spread the word. And let's hold the utilities accountable together. ... See MoreSee Less
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LIVE NOW: Join me and my Democratic colleagues as we introduce legislation to bring down utility costs and protect ratepayers. ... See MoreSee Less
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American Axel is continually producing bad faith contract offers that fail to address the needs of its workers. The workers of UAW Local 2093 built this company, they should be paid like it. Hold the line!
Support the fight here: region1.uaw.org/events/uaw-region-1-solidarity-support-caravan ... See MoreSee Less
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This strike is important for all of Michigan’s workers. UAW Local 2093’s fight for basic dignity in the workplace is a reminder to CEOs everywhere that all wealth is generated by workers.
That’s why I’m standing in solidarity with UAW Local 2093 as they fight for fair wages and reasonable benefits. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
On May 31st, the contract between UAW local 2093 and American Axle Manufacturing will expire. Workers at American Axle’s Three Rivers plant have been bargaining for almost 2 months with no results.
They are asking for fair wages, better healthcare and stronger retirement benefits. Today, the wages of workers at the three Rivers plant have still not recovered from the 2008 crash. Currently, their hourly rate caps out at $22 an hour when prior to 2008 it capped out at $29 an hour. Adjusting for inflation they make less than half of what they did 18 years ago.
Over the past 10 years American axle has made $8.4 billion in profit. They have paid their CEO $111 million and doled out nearly $231 million in compensation to their top five executives.
The UAW members working in the Three Rivers plant are struggling to afford basic needs with some even being forced to sleep in their cars.
I’m standing in solidarity with UAW local 2093 as they fight for the ability to be able to afford to live in our state. Without these workers, there is no American Axle. It’s far past time that they are treated with the respect that they deserve. ... See MoreSee Less
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Update: Unfortunately, Lauren Jasinski is no longer able to be my special guest for this event. The event is still on, and I am excited to share my work with you. I hope to see you there! 5:30pm in the Royal Oak City Commission Chambers (203 S Troy St Royal Oak 48067). ... See MoreSee Less
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Today, I had the honor of walking in the Royal Oak Memorial Day Parade alongside my office staff and volunteers. Together, we marched to pay tribute to the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. Their courage and selflessness are a lasting reminder of the true cost of preserving our freedoms. On this day, my thoughts are with the families who carry these losses with them every day. ... See MoreSee Less
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