A resolution to declare April 19, 2026, as Patriots’ Day in the state of Michigan.

House Resolution 279 (HR0279) is a bipartisan resolution adopted by the Michigan House of Representatives on April 16, 2026, declaring April 19, 2026, as Patriots' Day in Michigan. This resolution aims to honor and commemorate the contributions and sacrifices of patriots in the state's history.

The resolution received bipartisan support, with sponsors from both Republican and Democratic parties, including Representatives David Martin (R), Gregory Alexander (R), Carol Glanville (D), Sarah Lightner (R), Pat Outman (R), Phil Skaggs (D), and Regina Weiss (D). This cross-party collaboration was highlighted in media coverage as a commendable effort to unite legislators in recognizing the state's historical figures and events.

While the resolution was largely seen as a unifying gesture, some media outlets and commentators questioned the necessity of such symbolic resolutions, suggesting that legislative time and resources could be better spent addressing pressing issues facing the state. However, no significant opposition or controversy was reported regarding the adoption of HR0279.