Michigan Senate

The Michigan Senate is the upper chamber of the state's legislative branch, responsible for creating and passing laws in Michigan. It consists of 38 Senators who serve four-year terms. The Senate works alongside the Michigan House of Representatives to develop legislation, approve the state budget, and check the executive branch. Senators represent specific geographic districts, and their decisions influence state policies on issues like education, health, and infrastructure. The Senate also confirms certain appointments made by the governor. Overall, it functions as a key legislative body that shapes Michigan’s laws and policies.