Former State Rep. Graham Filler (R-93)
Recent News About Former State Rep. Graham Filler (R-93)
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Reflecting on the Legislative Work in Michigan in 2023
As the year 2023 comes to a close, it's time to reflect on the accomplishments and ongoing efforts in the Michigan Legislature. The work done throughout the year focused on addressing the pressing needs of the people and championing bills that empower survivors, improve access to healthcare, and protect the vulnerable. Additionally, several ill-conceived ideas that were bad for Michigan were opposed. Let's take a comprehensive look at the highlights and ongoing efforts of the year.One of the significant legislative triumphs of the year was the signing of Public Act 49 of...
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Filler: It's time for criminal justice reform that doesn't over-penalize
Rep. Graham Filler (R-DeWitt), who served as a Michigan's assistant attorney general from 2011 to 2018, wants criminal justice reform in the state to be informed by the view that the punishment should fit the crime.
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Filler donates Michigan flag to Mount Rest Cemetery in St. Johns
Mount Rest Cemetery in St. Johns has a new Michigan state flag, thanks to a donation by state Rep. Graham Filler (R-DeWitt).
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Filler announces massive car insurance overhaul for Michigan drivers
State Rep. Graham Filler recently announced on the Michigan House Republicans website that Michigan drivers are about to see the results of a massive car insurance reform.
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Michigan Legislature releases 'Return to Learn' plan for K-12 schools
The Michigan Legislature is planning to have health departments and school districts work together on setting the best standards for reopening schools for in-person learning with the "Return to Learn" plan, according to the Michigan House Republicans website.
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Gov. Whitmer owes logical explanation to Michigan residents, says Rep. Filler
Michigan's Gov. Gretchen Whitmer "missed the mark" and "moved our state further in the wrong direction" when she issued more restrictions in her stay-at-home order, a state representative from Clinton County said in a statement