Michigan families can’t afford a tax increase

Representative Pauline Wendzel
Aug 10, 2023
2 min read

As most of you have read by now, Michigan has recently passed the largest budget in state history – totaling over $82 billion, which is $24 billion more than our 2018 budget. This upcoming budget was built on a faulty premise that will result in taxes being raised on hard-working families, local family farms, and all our local job creators.

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Michigan families can’t afford a tax increase

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