Gregory Alexander - State Representative

10/06/2026

Archery season is underway across Michigan!

Hunting is a proud tradition in the Thumb and an important part of our way of life. As hunters head into the woods this fall, I wish everyone a safe and successful season.

Remember to get your DNR hunting license before heading out. Licenses are available through the DNR Hunt Fish app or online at mdnr-elicense.com.

Good luck, stay safe and enjoy Michigan’s great outdoors!

09/24/2026

It was great meeting with representatives from The Salvation Army during their Advocacy Day at the Capitol. I appreciated the opportunity to learn more about the work they are doing to serve families and strengthen communities across Michigan.

09/23/2026

Today, I had a great meeting with Emma King from Churchill Downs to discuss the future of horse racing in Michigan and opportunities to support and grow the industry across our state. I appreciate Emma taking the time to share her insights and discuss this important part of Michigan’s agricultural economy.

09/11/2026

Today, we remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honor the first responders and everyday Americans who showed extraordinary courage in the face of tragedy.

May we never forget those we lost, the heroes who answered the call, and the unity our nation showed in the days that followed.

We will never forget.

09/04/2026

It was great celebrating the retirement of my good friend Trudy Bowers today!

Trudy has served Sanilac County as Treasurer for more than 14 years, and I’ve been fortunate to work alongside her and, more importantly, call her a friend.

Congratulations on a well-earned retirement, Trudy! Thank you for your many years of service to Sanilac County.

09/03/2026

I support getting to the bottom of how citizen-driven petitions are handled in Michigan. Voters deserve a transparent and accountable process, especially when hundreds of thousands of Michiganders have signed a petition.
I look forward to seeing the Select Committee do its work and finding the answers.

Speaker Pro Tem and former election clerk Rachelle Smit (R-Martin) is ready to get to work on the Select Committee on the Rules and Procedures of the Board of Elections and the Board of State Canvassers, investigating how the Board was able to silence the voices of three quarters of a million Michiganders who signed a petition to ensure ONLY CITIZENS CAN VOTE in Michigan elections.

We're going to get to the bottom of this.

08/28/2026

It was an honor last night to recognize the Eager family and the legacy of Jeff Eager, who passed away following a long battle with cancer.

Jeff dedicated his life to farming, serving Michigan agriculture, and helping fellow farmers through his years with Pioneer. His knowledge, integrity, and commitment to his community left a lasting impact.

I was honored to present this tribute to Corinne and the Eager family in recognition of Jeff’s life, service, and contributions to Michigan agriculture.

Our thoughts and prayers remain with the Eager family.

08/27/2026

Hunting season is just around the corner, and there are some important changes for hunters to know this year.

I’m proud to stand up for Michigan’s hunting heritage and protect the rights of sportsmen and women across our state.

Take a look at the 2026 season dates and changes below, and have a safe and successful hunting season!

08/26/2026

The first step is done. Yesterday, I voted YES to get big money out of Michigan politics.

Thousands of Michiganders signed petitions supporting the MOP UP Michigan initiative because they want greater transparency and confidence in how government decisions are made.
Once the signatures were certified, the Legislature had 40 session days to either enact the proposal exactly as submitted or decline to act. If the Legislature did not enact it within that window, then it would go to Michigan voters at the November election. I believe we should take that responsibility seriously.
This proposal prohibits regulated utilities and large government contractors from making political contributions to the elected officials responsible for decisions affecting their businesses. It also strengthens transparency requirements so voters have a better idea who is paying for political advertising.

Campaign contributions do not determine how I vote, but I do understand why people are concerned about the amount of money flowing into politics from companies that do business with or are regulated by the state. The public should have confidence that decisions in Lansing are being made based on what is best for Michigan.

The Michigan House has done its part. I voted YES. Now it moves to the Senate, and I hope they will do the same.

08/21/2026

Today I joined Rep. Joseph Pavlov and House Agriculture Committee Chair Jerry Neyer at the Lewis Farm in St. Clair County for an agriculture town hall.

It was a great opportunity to hear directly from farmers and agricultural leaders about the challenges they are facing and what we can do in Lansing to support Michigan agriculture.

Agriculture is a critical part of our economy and our communities, and conversations like these help make sure we are focused on the issues that matter most to the people working the land every day.

Thank you to Rep. Pavlov for hosting and to everyone who took the time to join us and share their perspective.