State Rep. Ann Bollin today said Michigan students will see more support in the classroom under the state’s new school aid budget, which delivers record per-pupil funding and significant new investments in reading proficiency, teacher retention, school safety, and career readiness. Bollin joined Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and legislative leaders today as the state’s education budget […]

State Rep. Ann Bollin today joined Gov. Gretchen Whitmer as Michigan’s Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget was signed into law, finalizing a spending plan built around fiscal responsibility, government accountability, and investments in the priorities Michigan families depend on. As chair of the House Appropriations Committee, Bollin spent months leading the House budget process, holding hearings, […]

State Rep. Ann Bollin and the Michigan Legislature today approved a bipartisan budget that delivers key investments while maintaining fiscal discipline, strengthening accountability throughout state government, and protecting Michigan taxpayers. The Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget totals $75.191 billion, down from $76.003 billion in FY 2025-26. The agreement includes no new taxes, no fee increases, and […]

State Ann Bollin today voted to put an end to excessive severance payouts for departing government employees, supporting a plan that protects taxpayer dollars and increases transparency in state government.

“Reading is the foundation for everything a student does in school, and right now too many kids are struggling to keep up,” said Bollin, R-Brighton Township. “If a child can’t read, every other subject becomes harder. These reforms are about making sure every student has the support they need to succeed and every teacher has the tools to help them get there.”

State Ann Bollin today joined the Michigan House in approving a plan to better meet the needs of Michigan students by giving local schools greater flexibility to create innovative programs. For many students, traditional classroom models don’t reflect how they learn best. Michigan’s outdated seat-time requirements, which mandate 1,098 instructional hours over 180 days, make […]

State Rep. Ann Bollin and the Michigan House this week voted to improve transparency and public access to state government reports. Bollin, R-Brighton Township, strongly supports the effort to require all reports produced by state departments for the Legislature to also be made publicly available through a centralized, easy-to-use state website. She played a key […]

State Rep. Ann Bollin this week voted to advance a plan aimed at restoring transparency and accountability to Michigan’s rulemaking process, ensuring state agencies are held responsible to the people of Michigan.

State Rep. Ann Bollin today cast a key vote to secure House passage of Halo legislation to protect first responders and prevent people from distracting, impeding or harassing emergency personnel who are serving their communities. Bollin said police officers and first responders are increasingly being put in danger by bad actors who harass or interfere […]

State Rep. State Rep. Ann Bollin is encouraging residents to take part in Michigan’s official 2026 “I Voted” sticker design contest and help select the stickers that voters across the state will receive after casting their ballot during the November election. More than 2,000 designs were submitted from across Michigan, with members of the Michigan […]

Plan also eliminates ‘pop-up tax,’ lowers barriers to homeownership State Rep. Ann Bollin today voted to advance a sweeping plan to lower costs for Michigan families by eliminating the state property tax, reducing energy bills, and removing barriers to homeownership. The House-approved HELP UP– the House plan to Effectively Lower Property Taxes & Utility Payments […]

State Rep. Ann Bollin on Wednesday expressed support for the governor’s call for a full and transparent investigation following the deaths of two inmates within four days at the Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility. Bollin, R-Brighton Township, said the reports are deeply concerning and reinforce the need to address longstanding problems at Michigan’s only women’s […]