Michigan lawmakers on Friday broke a monthslong stalemate to pass a sweeping state budget .

“Senate Democrats worked across the aisle to get the job done and deliver another responsible budget that boosts public education, invests in our aging roads, and protects access to health care, all while mitigating the worst effects of the devastating federal cuts,” Democratic Senate Majority Leader Winnie Brinks said.

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The budget totals at least $75.9 billion, down from fiscal 2025’s $82.5 billion, which had been criticized for ballooning by about 39% since the start of the pandemi

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