State Representative
Regina Weiss
Oak Park | 5th House District
Serving 90,105 constituents in NW Detroit, Oak Park, and all of Royal Oak Township
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(517) 373-0844
Office: S-589 House Office Building
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In light of comments made by the House Speaker last week, my colleagues in the Detroit Caucus and education leaders from the city of Detroit came together yesterday to emphasize the importance of completing the education budget on time. Without a completed budget by July 1, school districts are not able to plan for the upcoming school year and can be forced to make tough decisions without complete knowledge of what funding to expect.
Detroit Caucus, Education Leaders Call on Republicans to Complete Budget - Michigan House Democrats
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Detroit Caucus, Education Leaders Call on House Republicans to Complete Budget on Time for Students, Schools, Michigan Members of the Detroit Caucus and education leaders stand together on0 CommentsComment on Facebook
WATCH NOW: Rep. Weiss, Detroit Caucus and education stakeholders call on House Republicans for a complete budget by July 1.
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I was honored to receive The K-12 Alliance of Michigan 2026 Champion for Students award this week. I first decided to run for this position on behalf of my students who were constantly being shortchanged by decisions in Lansing. During my time in the legislature, I've always worked to advance policy and budgetary priorities that put our kids first. Receiving this recognition from school leaders who are out in the trenches every day fighting for our kids means so much to me ❤️💪
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June is Pride Month, a time to celebrate our LGBTQ+ friends, family, and neighbors. Today and every day, everyone deserves to be treated with dignity and respect, no matter who they are or who they love.
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Looking forward to seeing you all this upcoming Tuesday!
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American Axle has made $8.4 billion in the past decade, while workers are sleeping in their cars. It's time to make things right at American Axle. Their contract expires on May 31st and UAW Local 2093 deserve fair wages, job security, better health care, profit sharing, and a strong retirement. I urge American Axel to bargain in good faith and agree to a contract that honors the sacrifices of their employees #solidarity
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The antisemitic hate flyers thrown onto driveways and left throughout Southeast Oakland County this weekend were a deliberate act of intimidation meant to spread fear in our Jewish community. These hateful messages are vile, dangerous, and completely unacceptable.
We have already seen the devastating consequences of increased antisemitism in our own community with the tragic attack at Temple Israel. When hateful rhetoric is ignored or normalized, it can escalate into real violence and real tragedy. That is why we must take incidents like this seriously and condemn them loudly and unequivocally.
Jewish families in Oakland County deserve to feel safe in their homes, neighborhoods, schools, and places of worship. No one should have to fear being targeted because of their faith or identity.
At a time when antisemitic incidents are increasing across the country, silence is not an option. There is no place for antisemitism in Oakland County, in Michigan, or anywhere in our country. Thank you to our local public safety departments who are investigating and working hard everyday to keep us all safe.
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Listen to our plan to save working families money on their property taxes.
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Last week I was able to speak to my resolution that would recognize May 4-8 as Teacher Appreciation Week in the state of Michigan. Please take some time to thank the teachers in your life this week.
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DETROIT, Mich., June 22, 2026 — Members of the Detroit Caucus hosted a Juneteenth Celebration honoring freedom, community and culture [...]
Detroit Caucus, Education Leaders Call on Republicans to Complete Budget
Detroit Caucus, Education Leaders Call on House Republicans to Complete Budget on Time for Students, Schools, Michigan Members of [...]
Weiss on Education, Affordability Following State of State Address
Weiss Urges Budget Focus on Education, Affordability Following State of State Address State Rep. Regina Weiss (D-Oak Park) stands [...]
housedems.com/detroit-caucus-education-leaders-call-on-republicans-to-complete-budget/
In light of comments made by the House Speaker last week, my colleagues in the Detroit Caucus and education leaders from the city of Detroit came together yesterday to emphasize the importance of completing the education budget on time. Without a completed budget by July 1, school districts are not able to plan for the upcoming school year and can be forced to make tough decisions without complete knowledge of what funding to expect. ... See MoreSee Less
Detroit Caucus, Education Leaders Call on Republicans to Complete Budget - Michigan House Democrats
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Detroit Caucus, Education Leaders Call on House Republicans to Complete Budget on Time for Students, Schools, Michigan Members of the Detroit Caucus and education leaders stand together on0 CommentsComment on Facebook
WATCH NOW: Rep. Weiss, Detroit Caucus and education stakeholders call on House Republicans for a complete budget by July 1. ... See MoreSee Less
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I was honored to receive The K-12 Alliance of Michigan 2026 Champion for Students award this week. I first decided to run for this position on behalf of my students who were constantly being shortchanged by decisions in Lansing. During my time in the legislature, I've always worked to advance policy and budgetary priorities that put our kids first. Receiving this recognition from school leaders who are out in the trenches every day fighting for our kids means so much to me ❤️💪 ... See MoreSee Less
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June is Pride Month, a time to celebrate our LGBTQ+ friends, family, and neighbors. Today and every day, everyone deserves to be treated with dignity and respect, no matter who they are or who they love. ... See MoreSee Less
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Looking forward to seeing you all this upcoming Tuesday! ... See MoreSee Less
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American Axle has made $8.4 billion in the past decade, while workers are sleeping in their cars. It's time to make things right at American Axle. Their contract expires on May 31st and UAW Local 2093 deserve fair wages, job security, better health care, profit sharing, and a strong retirement. I urge American Axel to bargain in good faith and agree to a contract that honors the sacrifices of their employees #solidarity ... See MoreSee Less
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The antisemitic hate flyers thrown onto driveways and left throughout Southeast Oakland County this weekend were a deliberate act of intimidation meant to spread fear in our Jewish community. These hateful messages are vile, dangerous, and completely unacceptable.
We have already seen the devastating consequences of increased antisemitism in our own community with the tragic attack at Temple Israel. When hateful rhetoric is ignored or normalized, it can escalate into real violence and real tragedy. That is why we must take incidents like this seriously and condemn them loudly and unequivocally.
Jewish families in Oakland County deserve to feel safe in their homes, neighborhoods, schools, and places of worship. No one should have to fear being targeted because of their faith or identity.
At a time when antisemitic incidents are increasing across the country, silence is not an option. There is no place for antisemitism in Oakland County, in Michigan, or anywhere in our country. Thank you to our local public safety departments who are investigating and working hard everyday to keep us all safe. ... See MoreSee Less
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Listen to our plan to save working families money on their property taxes. ... See MoreSee Less
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Last week I was able to speak to my resolution that would recognize May 4-8 as Teacher Appreciation Week in the state of Michigan. Please take some time to thank the teachers in your life this week. ... See MoreSee Less
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