State Representative
Sharon MacDonell
Troy | 56th House District
Serving 90,410 constituents in SW Bloomfield Township, C/N/NW/W/SW/S Troy, W Birmingham, Clawson, N/NE Royal Oak
SharonMacDonell@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-2617
Office: N-990 House Office Building
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It was a cold night at the annual Tree Lighting - City of Troy Government!
So fun to hear the Troy Athens Choir and Troy High Drum line! 🎄
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Exciting news! My bill, HB5781, passed the House yesterday! This legislation expands eligibility for the MiABLE disability savings account program, helping even more individuals with disabilities achieve financial independence and security.
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So important, keep up the great advocacy for our most vulnerable.
Great job !
Thank you Sharon!
I was proud to stand with End Gun Violence Michigan yesterday to call for the passage of gun safety legislation working its way through the legislature. Michigan Democrats have worked very hard this term to pass crucial legislation that keeps firearms out of the wrong hands, while protecting the rights of law-abiding gun owners - but we can and must do more. Let's get it done!
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Only a total moron believes that criminals and those planning mass murder follows any laws, much less gun laws or bans. Gun laws only affect the law abiding. Do you?
“Gun violence” does not exist, only violence committed by humans. The term was created by anti gun advocates to place blame on an inanimate and amoral objects where it should be placed on the human. They require a human to make decisions and operate. Childish to blame them for human behavior. Focus on the human in control. The vast majority of what the left calls “Gun violence” is centered in a few zip codes in densely populated democrat-controlled cities. Their policies contribute to poverty and generational government dependence, single parent homes, and lawlessness. Remove the numbers from five cities from America and our homicide numbers plummet.
Did you know untreated hearing loss can affect kids’ ability to obtain literacy? I supported bipartisan legislation, sponsored by Rep. Zorn and Rep. Steckloff, to expand affordable hearing aids to families to keep closing the literacy gap in Michigan.
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It’s #GivingTuesday! One of my picks this year is The Arc of Oakland County because of their incredible impact in our community. Giving together makes a bigger difference — where are you giving?
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Thank you to those who joined me, along with Office of State Senator Jeremy Moss, State Representative Samantha Steckloff, State Representative Natalie Price in Bloomfield Township last night for our Community Conversation!
We are grateful to see so many engaged community members, especially as we enter this very busy lame duck session.
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It's fun to #shoplocal and support our local businesses!
#SmallBusinessSaturdayShoutOut
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Today is all about showing love to our local businesses. They’re not just shops — they’re our friends, family, and neighbors. This #SmallBusinessSaturday, #ShopSmall!
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Today we recognize Native American Heritage Day, and this year I am proud to have supported HB5600 and House Resolution 296, both introduced by Representative Carrie Rheingans.
HB 5600 creates the Office of Tribal Legislative Liaison (OTLL) in the Legislature and seeks to better facilitate formal consultation in the policy making process between legislators and the 12 federally recognized tribes in Michigan.
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Sharon MacDonell IN THE NEWS
MacDonell’s MiABLE Bill Passes the House
Legislation continues savings support for Michiganders with disabilities State Rep. Sharon MacDonell (D-Troy) speaks in support of House Bill 5781 [...]
Legislators Urge Quick Action on Gun Reform Bills
Lawmakers work toward safer communities with better protections LANSING, Mich., Dec. 4, 2024 — State Reps. Felicia Brabec (D-Pittsfield Township) [...]
House Dems Pass Firearm Safety Legislation
Bills encouraging safe storage in homes, prohibiting guns from polling places pass the House State Rep. Sharon MacDonell (D-Troy) speaks [...]
It was a cold night at the annual Tree Lighting - City of Troy Government!
So fun to hear the Troy Athens Choir and Troy High Drum line! 🎄 ... See MoreSee Less
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Exciting news! My bill, HB5781, passed the House yesterday! This legislation expands eligibility for the MiABLE disability savings account program, helping even more individuals with disabilities achieve financial independence and security. ... See MoreSee Less
3 CommentsComment on Facebook
So important, keep up the great advocacy for our most vulnerable.
Great job !
Thank you Sharon!
I was proud to stand with End Gun Violence Michigan yesterday to call for the passage of gun safety legislation working its way through the legislature. Michigan Democrats have worked very hard this term to pass crucial legislation that keeps firearms out of the wrong hands, while protecting the rights of law-abiding gun owners - but we can and must do more. Let's get it done! ... See MoreSee Less
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Only a total moron believes that criminals and those planning mass murder follows any laws, much less gun laws or bans. Gun laws only affect the law abiding. Do you?
“Gun violence” does not exist, only violence committed by humans. The term was created by anti gun advocates to place blame on an inanimate and amoral objects where it should be placed on the human. They require a human to make decisions and operate. Childish to blame them for human behavior. Focus on the human in control. The vast majority of what the left calls “Gun violence” is centered in a few zip codes in densely populated democrat-controlled cities. Their policies contribute to poverty and generational government dependence, single parent homes, and lawlessness. Remove the numbers from five cities from America and our homicide numbers plummet.
Did you know untreated hearing loss can affect kids’ ability to obtain literacy? I supported bipartisan legislation, sponsored by Rep. Zorn and Rep. Steckloff, to expand affordable hearing aids to families to keep closing the literacy gap in Michigan. ... See MoreSee Less
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It’s #GivingTuesday! One of my picks this year is The Arc of Oakland County because of their incredible impact in our community. Giving together makes a bigger difference — where are you giving? ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thank you to those who joined me, along with Office of State Senator Jeremy Moss, State Representative Samantha Steckloff, State Representative Natalie Price in Bloomfield Township last night for our Community Conversation!
We are grateful to see so many engaged community members, especially as we enter this very busy lame duck session. ... See MoreSee Less
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It's fun to #shoplocal and support our local businesses!
#SmallBusinessSaturdayShoutOut ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Today is all about showing love to our local businesses. They’re not just shops — they’re our friends, family, and neighbors. This #SmallBusinessSaturday, #ShopSmall! ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Today we recognize Native American Heritage Day, and this year I am proud to have supported HB5600 and House Resolution 296, both introduced by Representative Carrie Rheingans.
HB 5600 creates the Office of Tribal Legislative Liaison (OTLL) in the Legislature and seeks to better facilitate formal consultation in the policy making process between legislators and the 12 federally recognized tribes in Michigan. ... See MoreSee Less
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