Legislators should live in the district they represent

State Rep. Posthumus's maintenance of separate residences from his wife, in distinct legislative districts, raises serious questions about his adherence to Michigan's residency requirements for elected officials. This apparent discrepancy undermines his vocal advocacy for stricter voter fraud measures. How can he champion election integrity when his own living situation is subject to such scrutiny? Michigan law mandates that legislators reside within their districts to ensure accountability and a direct connection with their constituents. His current arrangement appears to circumvent the spirit, if not the letter, of this law. Furthermore, the difficulty in definitively proving residency under current Michigan law highlights a systemic weakness, calling for clearer guidelines and stronger enforcement. This situation erodes public trust in elected officials. Those who seek to enforce the law must themselves abide by it. Rep. Posthumus's actions cast a shadow over his legislative agenda, raising concerns about his commitment to the principles of integrity and accountability. Please investigate this further and take appropriate action to make this right for voters.