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Reilly, John (R)
State Representative District 46
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POLITICAL CAREER
In December 2020, Rep. Reilly was one of 15 Michigan lawmakers who signed onto a lawsuit brought by the state of Texas challenging Michigan's election results in hopes of overturnig President-elect Joe BIDEN's victory.
Rep. John Reilly was elected to his first term in November 2016. He is currently a Republican state committeeman and precinct delegate. In 2014, he challenged former Rep. Brad Jacobsen (R-Oxford).
WORK EXPERIENCE
Rep. Reilly worked for 20 years in automotive test engineering at General Motors before starting his own home service business, Log Cabin Handyman, which he has owned and operated for the past 12 years.
To read MIRS biography of Rep. Reilly, click here.
EDUCATION
Rep. Reilly graduated from Royal Oak Kimball High School and received an Automotive Technology Engineering associate’s degree from Oakland Community College.
PERSONAL
His wife, Karen, is the Oakland Township Clerk. They have four children.
CIVIC ACTIVITIES
Rep. Reilly runs a Christian adult faith course at two churches in Oakland Township.
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No House Freshman Chairs; First Time Since '09 (01-21-2021)
Lasinski Calls For Resignations, Discipline In GOP Caucus (01-07-2021)
Maddock Most Conservative Of 2020; Rabhi Most Progressive (12-30-2020)
Feds, State Pass Emergency COVID Relief Money (12-21-2020)
5 Bills The House Pushed To The Finish Line (12-18-2020)
15 Michigan Reps Tell Supremes To Overturn Biden's Victory (12-10-2020)
Victory In Shoreline Erosion Compromise (12-03-2020)
Senate Rs Huddle Over Zoom On COVID, Elections (11-24-2020)
Maddock Calls For Impeachment; Dems Give It A '0%' Chance (11-16-2020)
Bits And Tidbits (10-15-2020)
Bits And Tidbits (09-24-2020)
We May Never See A Budget Passed Quicker Or With More Support (09-23-2020)
Bits And Tidbits (08-20-2020)
House Sends Return To Learn Bills To Governor's Desk (08-17-2020)
Democrats Looking Good In Competitive House Districts (07-24-2020)
AFL-CIO Unveils Endorsements For August Primary (06-29-2020)
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House Votes To Ban 'Surprise Medical Billing;' More House News (06-24-2020)
Trump, James, 59 R's, 17 D's Get Farm Bureau's Primary Nod (06-12-2020)
Reilly: Universities Need Ombudsman To Protect Students (06-10-2020)
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Bits And Tidbits (06-03-2020)
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Coronavirus Response Money A Part Of $321M Supplemental Deal (03-10-2020)
Press Releases
Let’s Continue to Feed Kids This SummerRep. Yaroch calls for federal investigation into Michigan’s nursing home COVID decisions; seeks end to governor’s ‘hush money’ dealsAdditional statement from Mayor Mike Duggan on Johnson & Johnson vaccinesPHOTOS: Peters Visits with Michigan National Guardsmen Deployed to Protect the U.S. CapitolStatewide Headlines
Over 2,000 Michigan businesses setting standard for COVID-19 workplace safety compliance*Michigan opens vaccines to more people, but frustration grows for those still struggling to book appointments*
More than half of Kent County residents ages 65 and older are partially vaccinated
Defense attorneys argue men accused in Whitmer kidnap plot never had a plan
Don't be 'picky' about COVID vaccine options, Michigan health officials plead*