Michigan HB4062 prohibits former state legislators from lobbying for two years after leaving office and from receiving compensation for lobbying.
Michigan HB4062 amends the Michigan Compiled Laws to restrict lobbying activities by former members of the Michigan Senate or House of Representatives. Specifically, it prohibits former legislators from making expenditures or receiving compensation for lobbying for the remainder of their term if they resign before January 1, 2025. Additionally, for two years after leaving office, former legislators are barred from making expenditures or receiving compensation for lobbying activities.
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