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Official portrait of Jennifer Conlin

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Representative

Jennifer Conlin

SeatHouse District 48
PartyDemocratic
Capitol officeRoom N-897 · Anderson House Office Building
Mailing addressRoom N-897, Anderson House Office Building 124 N. Capitol Ave., Lansing, MI 48933
Capitol phone517-373-7557
Write toJenniferConlin@house.mi.gov (office address in the official directory)
HometownAnn Arbor
TenureServing since January 1, 2023
Term limited2034

Committees 3

Bills, 2025 to 2026 session 15 as principal author · 474 as coauthor

All 15 bills as principal author ›

Coauthor of HB 4042, HB 4044, HB 4045, HB 4047, HB 4048, HB 4077, HB 4078, HB 4103, HB 4104, HB 4285, HB 4358, HB 4359 and 462 more.

Bills and sponsors: Open States bulk data (public domain dedication), 2026-11-public.pgdump; status is read from the official actions. About the momentum score

Effectiveness 103rd Legislature, 2025 to 2026

0.3780th of 110 in the House
28th percentile
Bills & joint resolutions authored11
… passed committee / chamber / both1 / 1 / 0
… became law0
Carried in the other chamber (became law)0 (0)
Points vs. House minority average3 ÷ 8.10 = 0.37
Most-authored topicsState government & agencies (4), Environment, water & wildlife (3), Business, jobs & the economy (3)

House rankings · How the score works. A count of bill progress, not a judgment of the member's work.

Closest allies co-authorship, 2025 to 2026

“Written together” = 2025 to 2026 session bills and joint resolutions on which both are principal author or coauthor (measures with more than 60 sponsors are left out). Sharing bills does not imply a personal or political alliance.

District 48

Counties
Jackson, Livingston, Washtenaw
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Sue Shink (14), Jeff Irwin (15), Jonathan Lindsey (17), Lana Theis (22)
House District 48 and neighboursHouse District 19: Samantha Steckloff (D)House District 20: Noah Arbit (D)House District 21: Kelly Breen (D)House District 22: Matt Koleszar (D)House District 23: Jason Morgan (D)House District 24: Ranjeev Puri (D)House District 25: Peter Herzberg (D)House District 26: Dylan Wegela (D)House District 29: Jim DeSana (R)House District 31: Reggie Miller (D)House District 32: Jimmie Wilson (D)House District 33: Morgan Foreman (D)House District 45: Sarah Lightner (R)House District 46: Kathy Schmaltz (R)House District 47: Carrie Rheingans (D)House District 48: Jennifer Conlin (D)House District 49: Ann Bollin (R)House District 50: Jason Woolford (R)House District 51: Matt Maddock (R)House District 52: Mike Harris (R)House District 53: Brenda Carter (D)House District 66: Josh Schriver (R)House District 72: Mike Mueller (R)House District 73: Julie Brixie (D)House District 74: Kara Hope (D)House District 75: Penelope Tsernoglou (D)House District 77: Emily Dievendorf (D)WayneOaklandJacksonInghamWashtenawLivingston192021222324252629313233454647484950515253667273747577
District 48 outlined; neighbours link to their members. Full map › · Census 2024 boundaries, simplified.

Official district map: see the official House page.

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