Democrats continue to get things done for State House District 110

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Democrat’s priorities in State House District 110
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Social Security and Medicare

Social Security and Medicare

1.7 million seniors save $400 per year in prescription costs due to Democrats’ out-of-pocket spending cap

Job Creation

Job Creation

Over 300,000 jobs created for Michigan workers since 2022

Education

Education

1.3 million students will receive free breakfast and lunch

Infrastructure

Infrastructure

$7.9 billion over five years for infrastructure improvements

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Frequently Asked Questions

If you have a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, you can register to vote or update your registration online, today!

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