State Representative Mai Xiong

State Representative Mai Xiong Your favorite State Representative 📍 Roseville, St. Clair Shores, Warren, Macomb County, Michigan
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Recently, I joined State Senator Sarah Anthony and community leaders for a panel discussion and to hear from refugees an...
09/06/2026

Recently, I joined State Senator Sarah Anthony and community leaders for a panel discussion and to hear from refugees and new Americans who recently became U.S. citizens or are on their path to citizenship.

Their questions, attentiveness, and excitement to learn were truly inspiring. They wanted to know how to connect with their elected officials, contribute to their community, and become more civically engaged.

Seeing their joy, determination, and excitement is a powerful reminder of why this work matters.

I'm grateful for the opportunity to connect, listen, and learn together. 🇺🇸

Congratulations to Live Rite Structured Recovery Corp. on their 9th annual event kicking off National Recovery Month!I h...
09/05/2026

Congratulations to Live Rite Structured Recovery Corp. on their 9th annual event kicking off National Recovery Month!

I had the opportunity to speak at their Battle of the Bands and 5K event and met several incredible nonprofit organizations serving the southeast Michigan region.

Thanks to the team, staff, volunteers, and Brenda at Live Rite for bringing everyone together for such a meaningful cause! We’re lucky to have your incredible organization in the 13th House District.

Recovery is not a journey anyone should have to walk alone. It was great to see our Roseville Police Department officers and nonprofits like Passenger Recovery: Music & Art participating in the event too! Their presence is a reminder that our nonprofits and local, county, and state agencies are on the front lines, working together, supporting people in recovery, helping families, and providing a lifeline to some of our most vulnerable neighbors.

We are incredibly fortunate to have organizations and community leaders who show up every day with compassion, understanding and hope. Their work changes lives, strengthens families, and makes our communities stronger.

This National Recovery Month, let’s recognize, support and celebrate the people and organizations helping others find a path forward. ❤️

09/04/2026

The Michigan Voter ID and proof-of-citizenship petition has now been rejected by both the Michigan Supreme Court and the U.S. Supreme Court and will not appear on the November ballot.

Now that the litigation is over, it’s time to look forward and examine the petition-gathering process. Court records document concerns including allegations that 10 people signed the petition a combined 229 times, with one individual allegedly signing 38 times.

As a member of the House Select Committee, I look forward to examining what happened and ensuring Michigan’s petition process is accurate, transparent and trustworthy.

Michigan voters deserve transparency and confidence in our elections, and I’m committed to doing this work openly and sharing what we learn with you.

Healthcare costs continue to rise for Michigan workers and their families.In July, I joined my colleagues in the Michiga...
09/03/2026

Healthcare costs continue to rise for Michigan workers and their families.

In July, I joined my colleagues in the Michigan House and Senate to reintroduce a package of nine bills addressing rising costs across our state. My legislation focuses on expanding access to affordable healthcare for public employees, including the teachers, firefighters and other workers who serve our communities every day.

I remain committed to moving this legislation forward and continuing this work for Michigan families.

09/02/2026

To all the parents, educators, staff and administrators —thank you for all that you do! Wishing you a successful school year!

Last week, I introduced House Bill 6274 alongside Sen. John Cherry to help make healthcare more affordable and accessibl...
09/01/2026

Last week, I introduced House Bill 6274 alongside Sen. John Cherry to help make healthcare more affordable and accessible for Michigan families.

Under this legislation, Michiganders earning between 133% and 200% of the federal poverty level can access health benefits at a lower premium.

No one should have to choose between getting the healthcare they need and being able to afford their everyday expenses. I’m proud to continue working toward solutions that make healthcare accessible for the people of Michigan.

08/31/2026

Happy to all the students, parents, teachers and staff getting our kids ready for their first day! Wishing everyone a successful school year!

I’m proud of the work we’ve done to ensure that every public school student has access to breakfast to start their day strong and lunch to get them through the day.

We’ve also invested over $500 million into literacy, pre-k for all 4-year-olds, and maintained the free 2-year college guarantee for all high school graduates.

So while gas and groceries may still be high because of Trump tariffs and Republicans in DC, we’re doing everything we can to lower costs for families in Michigan!

As we are preparing our kids to go back to school this week, I’m thinking about the teachers, paraprofessionals, bus dri...
08/30/2026

As we are preparing our kids to go back to school this week, I’m thinking about the teachers, paraprofessionals, bus drivers, and school staff who show up every day to care for and educate our children.

But behind the classroom doors, too many educators are struggling to afford the health care they need for themselves and their families. Some are retiring early or leaving the profession altogether because the cost of health care is simply too high.

That’s especially heartbreaking for the young educators entering this profession who want to build a career, start a family, and give back to their communities—but are being forced to choose between their profession and their family’s financial security.

As a mom of four public school kids, I see firsthand the difference educators make in our children’s lives. They take care of our kids and help prepare them for the future. They deserve to be able to take care of themselves and their own families, too.

That’s why I’ll never stop fighting to lower costs for Michiganders. Because our families, our educators, and our communities deserve better. ❤️📚

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P. O. Box 30014
Lansing, MI
48909

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