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Karen Whitsett D

House Representative

District 4 [email protected] 517-373-1008 https://housedems.com/whitsett

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Pro-Environment 0
Anti-Environment 1
Excused 7
Absent 0

Corporate Utility Donations

Since taking office Rep. Karen Whitsett has taken $12,250.
This legislative session Rep. Karen Whitsett has taken $1,000.

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11/04/25 DTE Energy PAC $1,000
04/12/24 DTE Energy PAC $1,500
11/07/23 DTE Energy PAC $1,000
10/24/23 CMS Energy PAC $1,000
03/17/23 DTE Energy PAC $1,000
06/28/22 CMS Energy PAC $500
06/24/22 DTE Energy PAC $1,000
03/11/22 DTE Energy PAC $1,000
12/22/21 DTE Energy PAC $500
10/15/21 DTE Energy PAC $1,000
07/15/21 DTE Energy PAC $500
09/02/20 DTE Energy PAC $500
02/28/20 DTE Energy PAC $500
12/03/19 DTE Energy PAC $250
08/08/19 DTE Energy PAC $250
06/27/19 DTE Energy PAC $250
03/19/19 DTE Energy PAC $250
10/05/18 DTE Energy PAC $250

*denotes a correction to the campaign finance reports that the lawmaker did not receive and/or returned a check equal to the displayed amount

Rep. Karen Whitsett's environmental voting record

Bill No.	Bill Name	Session	Vote
HB 4007 & 4283	Undermining UP Clean Energy Standards	2025-2026

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