Jordyn Hermani is a legislative reporter for MLive, focusing on Michigan politics and culture. With a background in journalism from outlets such as Politico and IndyStar, Jordyn brings a passion for covering local stories and providing in-depth analysis of political developments in the Grand Rapids area.
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Jordyn Hermani's coverage mainly focuses on government and politics in Michigan, particularly legal policy regulations and government announcements. She covers a wide range of topics including voting machine tampering, campaign finance laws, redistricting, clergy abuse, free lunch programs among others.
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Board of State Canvassers Vice Chair Richard Houskamp is one of four board members responsible for ultimately certifying Michigan’s 2024 presidential election. (Bridge photo by Jordyn Hermani)
By: Jordyn Hermani
Republicans retook control of the state House on Tuesday, giving Democrats just weeks to pass their wish lists and pet projects. Expect a frantic finish.
By: Jordyn Hermani, Isabel Lohman
President-Elect Donald Trump vowed to end the federal Department of Education. Even if he doesn’t do that, Michigan education experts have thoughts on how his ideas could affect special education, preschool programming and Title IX. (Bridge photo by Simon Schuster)
By: Jordyn Hermani
Michigan Democrats hope to use the so-called lame-duck session for gun reforms, including a crackdown on “ghost guns” like the 3D printed models here. (Shutterstock)
By: Jordyn Hermani
New plan would keep a lower rate for tipped workers but still raise Michigan’s minimum wage to $15. “It’s not a partisan issue, it’s an economic issue,” said one advocate.
By: Jordyn Hermani
Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson says the Michigan Campaign Finance Act enables candidates and people running for office to pay for child care using campaign funds. (Bridge file photo)
By: Jordyn Hermani
Panel approves plan to expand the Michigan Freedom of Information Act. Next up: A full House vote?
By: Jordyn Hermani
The clock is ticking on Michigan’s Lame-duck Legislature. Here’s the latest.
By: Jordyn Hermani
Few session voting days remain scheduled in Democrats’ final month of trifecta control. There are even fewer ideas as to what they’ll call for those votes. (Bridge photo by Simon Schuster)
By: Jordyn Hermani
Michigan awards its 15 Electoral College votes to President-elect Donald Trump — with fanfare and without incident.
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