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Michigan K-12 Students Could Use Medical Pot on School Grounds Under New Bill

Michigan K-12 Students Could Use Medical Pot on School Grounds Under New Bill
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Michigan Drug Testing for Pot Ends for Most Government Employees

Michigan Drug Testing for Pot Ends for Most Government Employees
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Breakdown: Here's what Michigan state officials are being paid

The average annual salary among statewide officials in Michigan is $68,298, according to.

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Commission recommends 2% raise for Michigan state officeholders

LANSING A state compensation commission recommended raises for Michigan s top elected officials. The State Officers Compensation Commission voted Friday to increase the base salaries for Michigan s governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state, legislators and supreme court justices by 2% in 2023 and again in 2024. The commission determines salaries and expense allowances for those jobs. Its recommendation, which passed 5-1 with Phyllis Browne in opposition and Gerald Hildebrand absent, must be approved by a majority of both the state house and senate. Most statewide elected officeholders haven t had a raise since 2002, when they received double-digit bumps. Voters later passed a ballot amendment that made it harder to raise wages for those jobs. Now, both sides of the legislature must approve recommended pay changes.

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