State Rep. David Martin has rescheduled his upcoming office hours in Davison Township and Grand Blanc. The meetings will now take place on Friday, Feb. 28. Local office hours are an opportunity for residents to meet face-to-face with Rep. Martin to share their thoughts, questions, and concerns. The meetings are open to the public, and […]

State Rep. David Martin today issued the following statement after the House Government Operations Committee voted to advance his plan to ban legislators and other top state officials from becoming lobbyists for at least two years after they leave office — closing a career progression known as the “revolving door:” “State government must be held […]

State Rep. David Martin this week led the Michigan House in adopting a resolution to declare February 2025 as Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month in Michigan. Martin, R-Davison, said the designation recognizes the important role CTE programs play in strengthening Michigan’s workforce and preparing students for in-demand careers. “Career and technical education is an […]

State Reps. David Martin, Jerry Neyer and Mark Tisdel today introduced a plan to strengthen the accountability of state government by closing the revolving door between lawmakers and lobbyists. The Republican representatives say their plan is meant to prevent a concerning trend where lawmakers and other high-ranking state officials leave office and quickly secure high-paying […]

By State Rep. David Martin, R-Davison Time is running out for Michigan’s restaurant workers and small businesses. An economic crisis is just weeks away, and unless the Michigan Senate takes immediate action, thousands of jobs and livelihoods are at risk. The Michigan Supreme Court’s decision, set to take effect on February 21, threatens to upend […]

State Rep. David Martin will serve as chair of the House Natural Resources and Tourism Committee for the 2025-26 legislative term. Martin (R-Davison) previously served as the Republican vice chair of the committee, which manages policies related to Michigan’s natural resources and the tourism industry. “Michigan’s natural resources are essential to our economy, our way […]

State Rep. David Martin and the Michigan House on Wednesday adopted historic reforms to ensure transparency, accountability, and public benefit in all legislatively directed spending initiatives. House Resolution 14 is aimed at restoring taxpayer trust and ensuring hard-earned dollars are spent wisely. It is part of House Republicans’ renewed focus on fiscal responsibility and government […]

State Rep. David Martin and the Michigan House today voted to protect tipped wages and support small businesses across Michigan. The plan, which received bipartisan support, provides a solution for workers and job providers who are concerned about losing their livelihoods due to a Michigan Supreme Court decision set to take effect on Feb. 21. […]

State Rep. David Martin is working alongside his House Republican colleagues to tackle one of the most pressing issues facing Michigan’s economy: the fallout from last summer’s Michigan Supreme Court decision that jeopardizes small businesses, tipped wage workers, and local communities. Martin, R-Davison, co-sponsored new legislation introduced this week to address the court’s ruling. The […]

State Rep. David Martin today invited residents to meet with him during his upcoming office hours in Groveland Township and Burton. Local office hours are an opportunity for residents to meet face-to-face with Rep. Martin to share their thoughts, questions, and concerns. The meetings are open to the public, and no appointment is necessary to […]

Legislation undermines Michigan’s influence in presidential elections State Rep. David Martin today vowed to vote against House Bills 4156 and 4440, expressing strong opposition to legislation that would enroll Michigan in the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. “This plan would diminish the voice of Michigan voters by tying our state’s electoral votes to the whims […]

State Rep. David Martin today invited residents to meet with him during his upcoming office hours in Grand Blanc and Davison. Local office hours are an opportunity for residents to meet face-to-face with Rep. Martin to share their thoughts, questions, and concerns. The meetings are open to the public, and no appointment is necessary to […]