PRESS RELEASE

Yesterday at the Detroit Regional Chamber’s 2026 Policy Conference, Mike Duggan made the incorrect claim that Democrats in Lansing refused to pass a school funding bill unless they passed a bill that would allow trans athletes to compete in high school sports.

On Friday, a new poll released by Progress Michigan shows that Michiganders overwhelmingly support state-level action to lower the cost of prescription drugs, including the creation of a nonpartisan Prescription Drug Affordability Board to review drug prices and set upper payment limits on medications deemed excessively expensive.

On Thursday, a new poll released by Progress Michigan shows a consistent and clear message from Michiganders: the cost of living is getting worse, and the pain is being felt mostly by the everyday essential families cannot avoid.

On Thursday, a new poll released by Progress Michigan shows that Michiganders are closely following federal immigration enforcement actions and, at the same time, expressing a desire for greater focus on economic concerns that affect their day-to-day lives, including inflation and the rising cost of living.

In response to the news that Rep. Lisa McClain’s husband made a six-figure investment in Elon Musk’s AI company right before the Pentagon expanded its use of the platform in U.S. military systems, Levi Teitel, communications coordinator for Progress Michigan, issued the following statement

In response to the news that President Donald Trump plans to come to Michigan to speak at a Detroit Economic Club event and tour a Ford facility, Levi Teitel, communications coordinator for Progress Michigan, issued the following statement:

On Thursday, Progress Michigan released the following statement following the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the false narrative being spun by the administration

Once again, the Michigan Public Service Commission has made a rushed decision at the end of the year with devastating consequences for the very people they are supposed to be protecting.

On Friday, Progress Michigan released the following statement on the Republican-controlled Michigan House Appropriations Committee move to cut nearly $650 million from already-approved critical funding and projects.

On Wednesday, a new poll released by Progress Michigan shows Michiganders aren’t buying what big tech is selling when it comes to data centers, with less than a third supporting bringing more to Michigan.