“Republicans and Democrats agree: Fixing Michigan’s roads needs to be a priority for state government. But the governor is wrong on how to pay for it. We can repair our roads and drive to a better future without running over Michigan taxpayers.”

“House Republicans are back in majority, and we’re getting right down to business to protect the hard-working people of Michigan.”

State Rep. Mike Harris, R-Waterford, on Wednesday joined his colleagues at the opening session of the Michigan House of Representatives, which has a new Republican majority.

“Restaurant workers put food on our tables, and the tips they earn put food on their own tables. These hard-working Michiganders need their representatives to put in the work and bring back the tipped wage.”

“During my career as a law enforcement officer and emergency medical technician, I’ve witnessed firsthand the vital importance of Stop the Bleed training. Our bipartisan plan will teach people how to Stop the Bleed and protect the everyday heroes who do just that.”

“After an injury, prompt intervention to apply pressure to a wound and stop blood loss saves people’s lives.”

While announcing his support for a new plan to dedicate billions more dollars each year to fix Michigan’s crumbling roads, state Rep. Mike Harris on Tuesday called for bipartisan action on the funding plan before the end of the year.

“Letting more accused criminals out of jail without bail is a dangerous move that threatens public safety and undermines criminal justice.”

“Michigan voters swept House Republicans back into the majority, and we’re on a mission to move our state forward once again.”

“If you’re not a citizen, you shouldn’t be voting in our elections, but federal law let this Chinese national vote without proving citizenship.”

“The leaves are turning orange, and many Michiganders are putting on our orange and camo gear to go hunting. Before heading out, it’s important for everyone to get the right license, know the rules to follow, and find good hunting grounds.”

“Democrats are still shortchanging critical safety and mental health needs in Michigan schools.”