The resolution would designate a week in September 2026 to condemn authoritarianism and call on public officials to defend democratic rights.
The resolution would declare September 21–27, 2026, Condemnation of Authoritarianism Week across Michigan.
The resolution would condemn authoritarianism and reject political retaliation, attacks on elections and press freedom, and efforts to place officials above the law.
It would call on elected officials and public servants to protect fair elections, free speech and press, peaceful protest, and limits on government power.
The proposed resolution would declare September 21–27, 2026, Condemnation of Authoritarianism Week in Michigan. The proposed declaration would cover the state of Michigan. The proposed week would run from September 21 through September 27, 2026.
The proposed resolution would condemn authoritarianism and reject efforts to weaken democratic rights and legal limits on government. The proposed statement addresses public officials and political movements, regardless of party, person, or ideology. No separate timing is stated for these proposed statements.
The proposed resolution would call on elected officials and public servants to defend democratic institutions and freedoms. The proposed call is directed to elected officials and public servants. No separate timing is stated for this proposed call.
No hearings or votes scheduled.