State Rep. David Martin (R-Davison) has scheduled his upcoming office hours in Burton, Goodrich, and Groveland Township. 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 attend.

“Our founders intended for government to be a government of, by, and for the people,” Martin said. “Our government should be providing essential services and helpful resources for our citizens, not nickel-and-diming them and hitting them with their enforcement power. I’m looking forward to Mr. Nugent’s presentation and I urge concerned citizens to tune in.”

State Rep. David Martin (R-Davison) has scheduled 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 attend.

“We owe it to our daughters to keep them safe and provide them with an even playing field,” Martin said. “The vast majority of the public knows this is common-sense. We cannot allow a small faction of radicals to jeopardize our daughters’ safety and success for the sake of their ideology.”

State Rep. David W. Martin (R-Davison) today welcomed Pastor Mike Halliburton, of First Baptist Church of Davison, to give the invocation before Wednesday’s Session of the Michigan House of Representatives.

“I’ll always be opposed to burdening Michigan residents with excessive fees,” Martin said. “As chair of the Committee on Natural Resources and Tourism, I want both our citizens and visitors to enjoy Michigan’s natural wonders and make memories with their families. Our constituents should not be penalized for choosing to put food on the table or enjoying Michigan’s great outdoor attractions.”

“I’m grateful that President Trump has heard us and is taking steps to defend our Great Lakes,” Martin said. “Michigan’s lakes and waterways are among our state’s most valuable natural treasures. Defending them is a bipartisan issue that I believe all Michigan residents can get behind.”

“The Brandon Road Project is critical for the defense of our Great Lakes from Asian carp,” Martin said. “It’s both extremely important, and time-sensitive, that Gov. Pritzker honors Illinois’ agreement to get this project underway. The Great Lakes hold a special place in all our hearts, and I will always stand up to protect them from invasive species.”

Rep. David W. Martin (R-Davison) spoke on the House Floor last Wednesday in favor of House Bills 4027 and 4028. The bills, which Martin co-sponsored, would repeal a 2023 provision which stripped local zoning authorities of their control over siting for large-scale energy projects, including wind, solar, and battery storage facilities. “When residents have concerns […]

Rep. David W. Martin (R-Davison) yesterday cast a critical vote for a joint resolution to amend the state constitution, requiring proof of citizenship for voting in Michigan elections. The joint resolution, which Martin also co-sponsored, would require a photo identification and proof of citizenship to vote in the state. House Joint Resolution B would require a 2/3 vote from the House and Senate to trigger a referendum to enshrine the provision in the Michigan Constitution.

“We’ve been talking about the need to replace the A-10s at Selfridge with advanced generation fighter jets for years now,” Martin said. “This move will protect hundreds, if not thousands of jobs on base and in the community. When I spoke with the experts two years ago, they specifically said they needed the F-15EX to continue their mission. I am grateful that all our hard work has paid off and that we’re getting our airmen the assets they need to keep us safe.”

State Rep. David Martin (R-Davison) has scheduled his upcoming office hours in Burton and Grand Blanc. 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 attend.