Senator Elissa Slotkin

I asked both General Caine and Secretary Hegseth to confirm a very simple fact: they’re not going to send uniformed military to interfere in elections. Caine responded that he would uphold the Constitution and refuse to carry out unlawful orders. Hegseth has not.

We’re in a tech race with China– and there’s no area more important to win than on artificial intelligence.

I'm deeply worried that every single Michigander is going to get that letter saying that private employer-provided insurance you have is going up. Everyone's going to pay. You're either at risk of losing your care, or you're at risk of paying more for the insurance you already have.

Michigan is the cherry capital of the world, but growers are facing death by a thousand cuts. Tariffs and the freezing of USDA grants only make it worse.

Ban the pardon. It’s just straight-up bribery at this point.

Our top military general has been clear that he will not deploy troops to polling locations. Hegseth remains silent.

I wanted to hear very clearly from Secretary Hegseth and from the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs that they would not respond to an illegal order and deploy the uniformed military at polling locations. Chairman Caine came back and said that very clearly.

I’m happy to be insulted for protecting Michigan workers and Michigan’s economic security. For the life of me, I don’t get why you’re rolling out the red carpet for Chinese companies to build factories in the United States.

From Paula Red apples and fresh-cut dahlias to Great Lakes whitefish caught by fifth-generation Native American commercial fisherman, Michigan’s farmers and producers have some pretty incredible stories.

Hot dogs are a big deal in the Slotkin family. When my great-grandfather first came to the U.S., he founded a meat company called Hygrade Foods, which specialized in hot dogs.

Wishing a heartfelt Shana Tovah and happy new year to all who celebrate. As we gather with loved ones, let’s welcome a sweeter year ahead with hope, strength, and purpose.

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I was in Manhattan on September 11. It changed my life. That was the day I, and so many others of my generation, decided to completely change our lives and sign up to serve our country.

The Postal Service should be delivering the mail. Not deciding who gets to vote by mail and who doesn’t.