Michigan House of Representatives

The Michigan House of Representatives is the lower chamber of the state's legislative branch, responsible for creating and passing laws that govern Michigan. Composed of 110 members elected from districts across the state, representatives serve two-year terms. They work alongside the Michigan Senate to review, amend, and approve legislation on topics like education, healthcare, and transportation. The House also plays a key role in shaping state budgets and overseeing government actions. Its decisions impact everyday life for Michigan residents and are integral to the state's legislative process, ensuring laws reflect the needs and preferences of the people.