Michigan Senator

A Michigan Senator is a member of the United States Senate representing the state of Michigan. Senators are elected to serve six-year terms, participate in creating federal laws, and review legislation proposed by the House of Representatives. They also confirm presidential appointments and ratify treaties. Michigan, like all states, has two Senators. Their role is to advocate for Michigan’s interests at the national level while balancing the needs of the entire country. Senators work closely with colleagues, constituents, and government agencies to shape policies on issues such as economy, health, education, and more.