Senator Jonathan Lindsey's Press Releases

LANSING, Mich. — Sen. Jonathan Lindsey, R-Coldwater, issued the following statement in response to the state Senate unanimously approving his legislation aimed at improving transparency surrounding medical costs in Michigan: “Health care needs an overhaul, and people deserve better than what they are currently getting. People are paying a premium and, in turn, often face significant difficulty getting the care they and their families deserve. “Pricing

LANSING, Mich. — Sen. Jonathan Lindsey, R-Coldwater, issued the following statement urging General Motors to honor its commitments made to the state of Michigan and the taxpayers: “For more than a decade, GM has used the acquisition of public funds to enrich itself but has failed to live up to its promises. In 2009, at the height of the automotive industry collapse, the company received $3.8

LANSING, Mich. — State Sen. Jonathan Lindsey recently introduced legislation that would enshrine voter identification requirements at all polling locations in Michigan. “It is paramount that we strengthen voter identification laws and protect our election integrity,” said Lindsey, R-Allen. “This session, Democrats have worked tirelessly to undermine the principles of our democracy and make cheating easier. Confidence in our elections among the public is reaching new

LANSING, Mich. — Sens. Joseph Bellino and Jonathan Lindsey on Wednesday testified in support of legislation to honor Hillsdale County Deputy Sheriff William Butler Jr., who was killed in the line of duty in June. “This bill is about remembering and celebrating the life, service and sacrifice of Deputy Butler, who was fatally shot while bravely assisting another officer during a traffic stop earlier this summer,”

LANSING, Mich. — Sen. Jonathan Lindsey, R-Allen, issued the following statement after the Michigan Supreme Court’s “adopt and amend” decision, which is expected to cause layoffs and closures throughout Michigan’s restaurant industry: “Restaurants are still struggling in the wake of the significant executive overreach during the pandemic, and now the judiciary has handed down another major setback for the industry. This decision will have far-reaching impacts

LANSING, Mich. — The Democratic majority in the Michigan Senate this week passed sweeping election reforms that remove fraud, mistakes and ballot tampering, among other things, as reasons to request a recount of election results. “Once again, the Democrat Party is doing one thing while saying another when it comes to the security and integrity of our elections,” said Sen. Jonathan Lindsey, R-Allen. “I challenge one