The Attorney General is the top lawyer for the people of Michigan. They can file lawsuits to protect the rights of Michiganders.
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Our Secretary of State is responsible for overseeing elections in Michigan. They also issue vehicle registrations and driver’s licenses.
Michigan’s Governor can issue executive orders and oversees all state agencies. They can also sign bills into law or veto them. Think of the Lieutenant Governor as the “Vice Governor” — they would take over if the Governor was unable to carry out their duties.
Congressional representatives represent their Michigan districts in DC. Michigan has 13 representatives; they each serve 2-year terms.
Senators represent the entire state of Michigan in DC. Every state has two senators; they serve staggered, 6-year terms.