Senator Kevin Daley's Press Releases

LANSING, Mich. — The Michigan Senate on Wednesday approved Sen. Kevin Daley’s legislation to promote organ donation by allowing doctors to provide patients with information about registering to become organ donors. “Organ, tissue and eye donation can provide families who are tragically confronted by the death of a loved one with the comfort of knowing the gift of donated organs and tissues provides another person with

LANSING, Mich. — The Michigan Senate on Tuesday approved legislation sponsored by state Sen. Kevin Daley as part of a bipartisan package to clarify eligibility for the state’s Farmland and Open Space Preservation Program, commonly known as PA 116. “This is about saving family farms. This important legislation would ensure that a great program like PA 116 runs smoothly and continues to help support family farmers

LANSING, Mich. — State Sen. Kevin Daley on Tuesday introduced constitutional amendment to withhold pay from lawmakers and the governor if a state budget is not passed in time for the annual  budget deadline. “This is a very simple measure. It says — quite plainly — that if we don’t do our job, then we don’t get paid,” said Daley, R-Lum, during remarks on the Senate

LANSING, Mich. — Republican state legislators traveled to Washington, D.C. last week to meet with some of the top cabinet officials from President Donald Trump’s administration. State Rep. Jaime Greene and state Sen. Kevin Daley, who were among those attending the meeting, highlighted the important discussions they had regarding education, housing and returning jobs to Michigan. “Our conversation with President Trump’s cabinet made it apparent just

LANSING, Mich. — Sen. Kevin Daley, R-Lum, on Thursday welcomed retired U.S. Air Force  Sgt. Gary Detrich — Vietnam veteran and member of the American Legion Blumfield Post 229 in Frankentrost — to the state Capitol as his special guest for the Senate’s annual Memorial Day ceremony to honor Michigan’s fallen service members.  

LANSING, Mich. — Senate Republicans on Wednesday introduced a six-bill package to end Democrats’ unaffordable and unreliable energy policy mandates, restore local controls on zoning rules and lower costs for consumers. “Democrats’ Michigan Green New Deal 100% mandates have been a 100% failure,” said Sen. Michele Hoitenga, R-Manton, “They’ve stripped away local control, established a system to make energy costs skyrocket and are on track to