The Senate Resolution No. offered by Senators Brinks, Chang, and Polehanki condemns political violence in all its forms, emphasizing that such violence undermines democracy and civic participation. It highlights the importance of robust debate, freedom of expression, and peaceful discourse as foundational elements of a healthy democracy, which are threatened by acts of political violence. The resolution notes a significant increase in politically motivated attacks in the United States, as reported by the University of Maryland, and acknowledges the detrimental impact of political violence on individuals across the political spectrum, including journalists, activists, and public figures.

Furthermore, the resolution calls for law enforcement at all levels to investigate and prosecute those who incite political violence, while commending public officials who respond to such incidents. It affirms the Michigan Senate's commitment to ensuring that all Michiganders can express themselves freely and safely, and it condemns any actions or rhetoric aimed at intimidating or silencing public officials and their families. Ultimately, the resolution reinforces the Senate's dedication to resolving disputes through lawful and democratic means.