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Michigan Democrats push to pass reproductive health care legislation before GOP takes control of state House .
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer backs bill to protect reproductive health data including data logged on menstrual cycle tracking apps.
Republicans oppose bill over a section they say will stifle anti-abortion advertising.
Other reproductive health bills to be considered during the December session include a package on Black maternal health.
There is competition among Democrats for time during this short, lame duck session.
Advocates for economic development, infrastructure and gun control measures are among the many looking to push through bills in the month that is left.
Major contention over new paid sick leave and minimum wage requirements is likely to garner attention.
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