Showing Senate Bills 1 – 50SB 1: Create pension tax deduction for govt employeesIntroduced January 12, 2023
Official text and analysisIndividual income tax: retirement or pension benefits; limitations and restrictions on deductions of certain retirement or pension benefits and revenue distribution to state school aid fund; revise.
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Special Interest Deal,
Taxes Sponsor: Kevin HertelCosponsors: Paul Wojno,
Rosemary Bayer,
Erika Geiss,
Jeremy Moss,
Dayna Polehanki,
John Cherry,
Kristen McDonald Rivet,
Mallory McMorrow,
Mary Cavanagh,
Stephanie Chang,
Sean McCann,
Sylvia Santana,
Veronica Klinefelt,
Darrin Camilleri,
Sam Singh,
Sue Shink,
Winnie Brinks,
Jeff Irwin,
Sara AnthonyReferred to Senate Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection CommitteeVotes on this bill01/26/23 Senate roll call vote #10 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
Failed 18 – 20 (
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01/26/23 Senate roll call vote #14 On passage:
Passed 23 – 15 (
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SB 2: Legalize abortionIntroduced January 12, 2023
Official text and analysisCrimes: abortion; provision related to publication of cures for conceptive preventatives; repeal.
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Abortion Sponsor: Erika GeissCosponsors: Rosemary Bayer,
Dayna Polehanki,
John Cherry,
Paul Wojno,
Kristen McDonald Rivet,
Jeremy Moss,
Kevin Hertel,
Mallory McMorrow,
Mary Cavanagh,
Stephanie Chang,
Jeff Irwin,
Sean McCann,
Sylvia Santana,
Veronica Klinefelt,
Darrin Camilleri,
Sam Singh,
Sue Shink,
Winnie Brinks,
Sara AnthonyReferred to Senate Health Policy CommitteeVotes on this bill03/08/23 Senate roll call vote #41 On passage:
Passed 20 – 18 (
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03/22/23 House roll call vote #40 On passage:
Passed 56 – 52 (
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04/05/23:
Signed into law, PA 12 of 2023
SB 3: Increase Earned Income Tax CreditIntroduced January 12, 2023
Official text and analysisIndividual income tax: credit; earned income tax credit; increase.
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Special Interest Deal,
Spending,
Taxes Sponsor: Kristen McDonald RivetCosponsors: Jeremy Moss,
Mallory McMorrow,
Darrin Camilleri,
Sylvia Santana,
Erika Geiss,
Stephanie Chang,
Veronica Klinefelt,
Sean McCann,
John Cherry,
Winnie Brinks,
Rosemary Bayer,
Sam Singh,
Jeff Irwin,
Dayna Polehanki,
Sue Shink,
Mary Cavanagh,
Kevin Hertel,
Sara Anthony,
Paul WojnoReferred to Senate Housing and Human Services CommitteeVotes on this bill01/26/23 Senate roll call vote #8 On passage:
Passed 27 – 11 (
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SB 4: Create sexual orientation civil rightIntroduced January 12, 2023
Official text and analysisCivil rights: general discrimination; sexual orientation and gender identity or expression; include as categories protected under the Elliott-Larsen civil rights act.
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Civil Liberties Sponsor: Jeremy MossCosponsors: Jeff Irwin,
Erika Geiss,
Paul Wojno,
Dayna Polehanki,
John Cherry,
Kristen McDonald Rivet,
Kevin Hertel,
Mallory McMorrow,
Mary Cavanagh,
Stephanie Chang,
Rosemary Bayer,
Sean McCann,
Sylvia Santana,
Veronica Klinefelt,
Darrin Camilleri,
Sam Singh,
Sue Shink,
Winnie Brinks,
Sara AnthonyReferred to Senate Civil Rights, Judiciary, and Public Safety CommitteeVotes on this bill03/01/23 Senate roll call vote #29 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
Failed 17 – 21 (
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03/01/23 Senate roll call vote #30 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
Failed 18 – 20 (
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03/01/23 Senate roll call vote #31 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
Failed 18 – 20 (
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03/01/23 Senate roll call vote #32 On passage:
Passed 23 – 15 (
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03/08/23 House roll call vote #18 On passage:
Passed 64 – 45 (
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03/16/23:
Signed into law, PA 6 of 2023
SB 5: Repeal Right to WorkIntroduced January 12, 2023
Official text and analysisLabor: collective bargaining; requirement for agency fee for nonunion members; allow in bargaining agreements and as condition of employment in public sector.
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Big Labor Sponsor: Darrin CamilleriCosponsors: John Cherry,
Jeff Irwin,
Jeremy Moss,
Erika Geiss,
Paul Wojno,
Dayna Polehanki,
Kristen McDonald Rivet,
Kevin Hertel,
Mallory McMorrow,
Mary Cavanagh,
Stephanie Chang,
Rosemary Bayer,
Sean McCann,
Sylvia Santana,
Veronica Klinefelt,
Sam Singh,
Sue Shink,
Winnie Brinks,
Sara AnthonyReferred to Senate Labor CommitteeSB 6: Mandate prevailing wageIntroduced January 12, 2023
Official text and analysisLabor: hours and wages; prevailing wage; reenact.
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Big Labor Sponsor: Veronica KlinefeltCosponsors: Sara Anthony,
Erika Geiss,
Jeremy Moss,
Paul Wojno,
John Cherry,
Kristen McDonald Rivet,
Dayna Polehanki,
Kevin Hertel,
Mallory McMorrow,
Mary Cavanagh,
Stephanie Chang,
Jeff Irwin,
Rosemary Bayer,
Sean McCann,
Sylvia Santana,
Darrin Camilleri,
Sam Singh,
Sue Shink,
Winnie BrinksReferred to Senate Labor CommitteeVotes on this bill03/14/23 Senate roll call vote #70 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
Failed 17 – 20 (
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03/14/23 Senate roll call vote #71 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
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03/14/23 Senate roll call vote #72 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
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03/14/23 Senate roll call vote #73 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
Failed 17 – 20 (
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03/14/23 Senate roll call vote #74 On passage:
Passed 20 – 17 (
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03/21/23 House roll call vote #33 On passage:
Passed 56 – 52 (
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SB 7: Spend another 1.1 billionIntroduced January 12, 2023
Official text and analysisAppropriations: supplemental; appropriations for multiple departments and branches for fiscal years 2021-2022 and 2022-2023; provide for.
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Special Interest Deal,
Spending Sponsor: Sara AnthonyCosponsors: none
Referred to Senate Appropriations CommitteeVotes on this bill01/18/23 Senate roll call vote #5 On passage:
Passed 20 – 17 (
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01/24/23 House roll call vote #4 On passage:
Passed 56 – 52 (
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01/25/23 Senate roll call vote #7 Procedural vote where everyone votes no:
Failed 0 – 38 (
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01/26/23 House roll call vote #8 On passage (Concurrence):
Passed 60 – 48 (
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01/26/23 Senate roll call vote #-1 Secret vote on Immediate Effect:
Passed 29 – 9 (
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01/26/23 Senate roll call vote #15 On passage:
Passed 24 – 14 (
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01/31/23:
Signed into law, PA 1 of 2023
SB 8: Appropriate 27.9 million in federal school grantsIntroduced January 12, 2023
Official text and analysisAppropriations: supplemental; supplemental appropriations in the school aid act for fiscal years 2021-2022 and 2022-2023; provide for.
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Education,
Special Interest Deal,
Spending Sponsor: Sara AnthonyCosponsors: none
Referred to Senate Appropriations CommitteeVotes on this bill01/18/23 Senate roll call vote #6 On passage:
Passed 20 – 17 (
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01/26/23 House roll call vote #7 On passage:
Passed 74 – 34 (
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02/14/23:
Signed into law, PA 3 of 2023
SB 9: Define fetus as person for dependent tax deductionIntroduced January 12, 2023
Official text and analysisIndividual income tax: deductions; definition of dependent; include fetus.
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Abortion Sponsor: Joe BellinoCosponsors: none
Referred to Senate Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection CommitteeSB 10: Prohibit natural gas bansIntroduced January 12, 2023
Official text and analysisPublic utilities: natural gas utilities; local units of government imposing a ban on the use of natural gas or installation of natural gas infrastructure; prohibit.
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Energy,
Environment Sponsor: Joe BellinoCosponsors: none
Referred to Senate Local Government CommitteeSB 11: Beginning farmer tax creditIntroduced January 12, 2023
Official text and analysisIndividual income tax: credit; beginning farmer tax credit; provide for.
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Agriculture,
Taxes Sponsor: Joe BellinoCosponsors: none
Referred to Senate Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection CommitteeSB 12: Repeal 3rd grade reading lawIntroduced January 12, 2023
Official text and analysisEducation: elementary; requirements related to the retention of certain grade 3 pupils; modify.
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Education Sponsor: Dayna PolehankiCosponsors: Rosemary Bayer,
Sean McCann,
Kevin Hertel,
Mary Cavanagh,
Stephanie ChangReferred to Senate Education CommitteeVotes on this bill02/08/23 Senate roll call vote #17 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
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02/08/23 Senate roll call vote #18 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
Failed 17 – 21 (
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02/08/23 Senate roll call vote #19 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
Failed 18 – 20 (
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02/08/23 Senate roll call vote #20 On passage:
Passed 22 – 16 (
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03/07/23 House roll call vote #17 On passage:
Passed 57 – 51 (
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03/24/23:
Signed into law, PA 7 of 2023
SB 13: Make presidential primary earlierIntroduced January 12, 2023
Official text and analysisElections: presidential primary; presidential primary election date; revise.
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Elections Sponsor: Jeremy MossCosponsors: none
Votes on this bill01/26/23 Senate roll call vote #9 On passage:
Passed 20 – 18 (
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01/31/23 House roll call vote #9 Uphold rules violation blocking debate on SB 13:
Passed 56 – 53 (
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01/31/23 House roll call vote #10 On passage:
Passed 56 – 53 (
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02/01/23:
Signed into law, PA 2 of 2023
SB 14: Allow state to impose more strict energy rules than the feds doIntroduced January 17, 2023
Official text and analysisAdministrative procedure: rules; prohibition on adoption of rules by state agencies from being more stringent than federal regulations; eliminate.
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Energy Sponsor: Sean McCannCosponsors: Sara Anthony,
Jeff Irwin,
Stephanie Chang,
Erika Geiss,
Paul Wojno,
Mary Cavanagh,
John Cherry,
Darrin Camilleri,
Veronica Klinefelt,
Sue Shink,
Dayna Polehanki,
Rosemary Bayer,
Mallory McMorrowReferred to Senate Energy and Environment CommitteeVotes on this bill05/17/23 Senate roll call vote #291 Republican amendment:
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05/17/23 Senate roll call vote #292 Republican amendment:
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05/17/23 Senate roll call vote #293 Republican amendment:
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05/17/23 Senate roll call vote #294 Republican amendment:
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05/17/23 Senate roll call vote #295 On passage:
Passed 20 – 18 (
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06/28/23 House roll call vote #260 On passage:
Passed 56 – 52 (
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07/26/23:
Signed into law, PA 104 of 2023
SB 15: Ban Tiktok on state devicesIntroduced January 17, 2023
Official text and analysisPublic employees and officers: state; use of TikTok on state devices; prohibit.
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Technology Sponsor: Lana TheisCosponsors: Joe Bellino,
Roger Victory,
Dan LauwersReferred to Senate Labor CommitteeSB 16: Limit rules on expanding who can amend a death recordIntroduced January 17, 2023
Official text and analysisRecords: death; amendment of a death record by any individual other than a person who completed certain certifications of the death record; prohibit.
Sponsor: Lana TheisCosponsors: Joe Bellino,
Roger Victory,
Ed McBroom,
Michael Webber,
Dan Lauwers,
Michele HoitengaReferred to Senate Civil Rights, Judiciary, and Public Safety CommitteeSB 17: Increase penalties for using fireworks when not permittedIntroduced January 17, 2023
Official text and analysisFireworks: ordinances; the days that fireworks use may be regulated by a local unit of government; modify, and increase sanctions for certain violations.
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Regulations Sponsor: Paul WojnoCosponsors: Sean McCann,
Stephanie Chang,
Sara Anthony,
Kevin Hertel,
Veronica Klinefelt,
Mallory McMorrow,
John Cherry,
Sylvia Santana,
Rosemary Bayer,
Dayna PolehankiReferred to Senate Local Government CommitteeSB 18: Designate Korematsu DayIntroduced January 17, 2023
Official text and analysisHolidays: other; "Fred Korematsu Day"; designate as January 30 of each year.
Sponsor: Stephanie ChangCosponsors: Sam Singh,
Rosemary Bayer,
Jeremy Moss,
Sean McCann,
Paul Wojno,
Sue Shink,
Jeff Irwin,
Veronica Klinefelt,
Dayna Polehanki,
Dan Lauwers,
Mary Cavanagh,
Mallory McMorrow,
Erika GeissReferred to Senate Civil Rights, Judiciary, and Public Safety CommitteeVotes on this bill03/09/23 Senate roll call vote #49 On passage:
Passed 38 – 0 (
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04/27/23 House roll call vote #71 On passage:
Passed 104 – 3 (
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05/02/23 Senate roll call vote #142 Concur with House:
Passed 37 – 0 (
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05/17/23:
Signed into law, PA 32 of 2023
SB 19: Require counties create a "revision board" for property taxes with expansive regimeIntroduced January 17, 2023
Official text and analysisProperty tax: tax tribunal; tax tribunal jurisdiction over certain disputes related to the assessment of property for purposes of property taxes; amend.
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Local Government,
Taxes Sponsor: Ed McBroomCosponsors: none
Referred to Senate Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection CommitteeSB 20: Require counties create a "revision board" for property taxes with expansive regimeIntroduced January 17, 2023
Official text and analysisProperty tax: appeals; process for appealing certain assessment-related disputes as to certain property; amend.
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Local Government,
Taxes Sponsor: Ed McBroomCosponsors: none
Referred to Senate Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection CommitteeSB 21: Designate Mackinac Bridge as critical infrastructureIntroduced January 17, 2023
Official text and analysisHighways: bridges; Mackinac Bridge; designate as critical infrastructure.
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Transportation Sponsor: John DamooseCosponsors: none
Referred to Senate Transportation and Infrastructure CommitteeSB 22: Tweak definition of "TSA area" in an airportIntroduced January 17, 2023
Official text and analysisAeronautics: airports; prohibition of weapons in a sterile area of an airport; clarify, and provide penalties.
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Transportation Sponsor: John DamooseCosponsors: none
Referred to Senate Transportation and Infrastructure CommitteeVotes on this bill06/07/23 Senate roll call vote #324 On passage:
Passed 34 – 4 (
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SB 23: Set minimum amount of course credit given for on-the-job trainingIntroduced January 18, 2023
Official text and analysisSchool aid: membership; requirements concerning counting pupils in membership; modify for pupils enrolled in certain work-based learning experiences.
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Education Sponsor: Ed McBroomCosponsors: none
Referred to Senate Appropriations CommitteeSB 24: Extend state tax deadlines to match IRS deadline extensionsIntroduced January 18, 2023
Official text and analysisIndividual income tax: returns; extension of filing deadline for income taxes under certain circumstances; authorize.
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Taxes Sponsor: John DamooseCosponsors: none
Referred to Senate Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection CommitteeSB 25: Create "human right" to clean waterIntroduced January 18, 2023
Official text and analysisPublic utilities: water utilities; human right to water act; create.
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Leftism Sponsor: Rosemary BayerCosponsors: Jeremy Moss,
Erika Geiss,
John Cherry,
Paul Wojno,
Sylvia Santana,
Stephanie Chang,
Mallory McMorrow,
Kristen McDonald Rivet,
Jeff Irwin,
Kevin Hertel,
Sue Shink,
Veronica Klinefelt,
Mary CavanaghReferred to Senate Housing and Human Services CommitteeSB 26: Create an air quality fund to spend more moneyIntroduced January 18, 2023
Official text and analysisEnvironmental protection: air pollution; civil and administrative fines; utilize to benefit communities affected by pollution.
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Environment,
Leftism,
Spending Sponsor: Stephanie ChangCosponsors: Paul Wojno,
Erika Geiss,
Rosemary Bayer,
Sara Anthony,
Sue Shink,
Jeff IrwinReferred to Senate Energy and Environment CommitteeVotes on this bill06/14/23 Senate roll call vote #344 On passage:
Passed 20 – 18 (
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SB 27: Require insurers provide equal benefits for mental illness as real illnessIntroduced January 18, 2023
Official text and analysisInsurance: health insurers; equitable coverage for behavioral health and substance use disorder treatment; provide for.
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Big Pharma,
Leftism Sponsor: Sara AnthonyCosponsors: Paul Wojno,
Erika Geiss,
Mary Cavanagh,
Sam Singh,
Stephanie ChangReferred to Senate Health Policy CommitteeSB 28: Limit usage of restraints in mental health facilitiesIntroduced January 18, 2023
Official text and analysisMental health: other; definition of restraint; expand.
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Leftism Sponsor: Sara AnthonyCosponsors: Paul Wojno,
Erika Geiss,
Mary Cavanagh,
Sam Singh,
Stephanie ChangReferred to Senate Health Policy CommitteeSB 29: Allow children to miss more school for "mental health"Introduced January 18, 2023
Official text and analysisEducation: attendance; excused mental health days; allow certain number.
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Education,
Leftism Sponsor: Sara AnthonyCosponsors: Paul Wojno,
Erika Geiss,
Mary Cavanagh,
Sam Singh,
Stephanie ChangReferred to Senate Education CommitteeSB 30: Name a roadIntroduced January 19, 2023
Official text and analysisHighways: memorial; portion of M-22; designate as the "Company K Indian Veterans 1st Michigan Sharpshooters Civil War Memorial Highway".
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Nothing Sponsor: John DamooseCosponsors: none
SB 31: Require doctors test children for lead poisoning unless parent objectsIntroduced January 19, 2023
Official text and analysisHealth: screening; screening minors for lead poisoning; require at intervals determined by the department of health and human services by rule, and require documentation of screening in certificate of immunization.
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Leftism,
Nanny State Sponsor: John CherryCosponsors: Joe Bellino,
Stephanie Chang,
Rosemary Bayer,
Mallory McMorrow,
Erika Geiss,
Paul Wojno,
Sylvia Santana,
Sue ShinkReferred to Senate Health Policy CommitteeVotes on this bill06/14/23 Senate roll call vote #345 Republican amendment:
Failed 18 – 20 (
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06/14/23 Senate roll call vote #346 On passage:
Passed 27 – 11 (
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09/12/23 House roll call vote #277 On passage:
Passed 67 – 42 (
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09/19/23 Senate roll call vote #453 Concur with House:
Passed 27 – 10 (
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SB 32: Require cops pay for training if they leave within 3 yearsIntroduced January 19, 2023
Official text and analysisLaw enforcement: training; law enforcement agencies that fund police training for recruits; allow agreements requiring reimbursement in certain situations.
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Police Sponsor: Sylvia SantanaCosponsors: Paul WojnoReferred to Senate Civil Rights, Judiciary, and Public Safety CommitteeVotes on this bill03/09/23 Senate roll call vote #52 On passage:
Passed 38 – 0 (
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05/18/23 House roll call vote #118 On passage:
Passed 103 – 4 (
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06/06/23 Senate roll call vote #322 Concur with House:
Passed 38 – 0 (
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06/13/23:
Signed into law, PA 44 of 2023
SB 33: Count incarcerated persons in pre-incarceration address for districtingIntroduced January 19, 2023
Official text and analysisRecords: other; reporting of pre-incarceration address of incarcerated individuals by the department of corrections for voting district population counts; require.
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Criminal Justice,
Elections Sponsor: Sylvia SantanaCosponsors: none
Referred to Senate Elections and Ethics CommitteeSB 34: Repeal Right to WorkIntroduced January 19, 2023
Official text and analysisLabor: collective bargaining; collective bargaining rights; revise to restore former provisions.
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Big Labor Sponsor: Darrin CamilleriCosponsors: Winnie Brinks,
Jeremy Moss,
Kevin Hertel,
Kristen McDonald Rivet,
Sam Singh,
Mallory McMorrow,
Erika Geiss,
John Cherry,
Rosemary Bayer,
Stephanie Chang,
Jeff Irwin,
Sue Shink,
Paul Wojno,
Sean McCann,
Dayna Polehanki,
Veronica Klinefelt,
Sylvia Santana,
Mary Cavanagh,
Sara AnthonyReferred to Senate Labor CommitteeVotes on this bill03/14/23 Senate roll call vote #53 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
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03/14/23 Senate roll call vote #54 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
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03/14/23 Senate roll call vote #55 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
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03/14/23 Senate roll call vote #56 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
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03/14/23 Senate roll call vote #57 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
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03/14/23 Senate roll call vote #58 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
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03/14/23 Senate roll call vote #59 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
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03/14/23 Senate roll call vote #60 On passage:
Passed 20 – 17 (
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03/21/23 House roll call vote #34 On passage:
Passed 56 – 52 (
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03/21/23 Senate roll call vote #100 Concur with House:
Passed 20 – 16 (
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03/24/23:
Signed into law, PA 8 of 2023
SB 35: Eliminate asset test for food stampsIntroduced January 19, 2023
Official text and analysisHuman services: food assistance; asset test for food assistance program eligibility; eliminate.
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Leftism,
Nanny State,
Spending Sponsor: Jeff IrwinCosponsors: Stephanie Chang,
Mallory McMorrow,
Sylvia Santana,
Dayna Polehanki,
Erika Geiss,
Sean McCann,
Paul Wojno,
John Damoose,
Rosemary Bayer,
Veronica Klinefelt,
Sue Shink,
Mary Cavanagh,
Sam Singh,
Jeremy Moss,
Sara AnthonyReferred to Senate Housing and Human Services CommitteeVotes on this bill03/09/23 Senate roll call vote #50 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
Failed 17 – 21 (
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03/09/23 Senate roll call vote #51 On passage:
Passed 25 – 13 (
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06/20/23 House roll call vote #172 On passage:
Passed 56 – 53 (
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07/11/23:
Signed into law, PA 53 of 2023
SB 36: Limit work of unlicensed electriciansIntroduced January 19, 2023
Official text and analysisOccupations: electricians; definition of electrical energy supply agency; provide for, and expand the exemption from licensure under article 7 of the skilled trades regulation act for certain actions.
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Occupational Licensing Sponsor: John CherryCosponsors: Joe Bellino,
Stephanie Chang,
Sylvia SantanaReferred to Senate Labor CommitteeSB 37: Legalize abortionIntroduced January 24, 2023
Official text and analysisCriminal procedure: sentencing guidelines; reference to crime of administering drugs to procure miscarriage; remove to reflect repeal.
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Abortion Sponsor: Rosemary BayerCosponsors: Erika Geiss,
Stephanie Chang,
Sara Anthony,
Sylvia Santana,
Mary Cavanagh,
Kristen McDonald Rivet,
Mallory McMorrow,
Darrin Camilleri,
Kevin Hertel,
Sam Singh,
John Cherry,
Sue Shink,
Paul Wojno,
Jeremy Moss,
Sean McCann,
Dayna Polehanki,
Veronica KlinefeltReferred to Senate Health Policy CommitteeVotes on this bill03/08/23 Senate roll call vote #40 On passage:
Passed 20 – 18 (
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SB 38: Legalize abortionIntroduced January 24, 2023
Official text and analysisCorrections: other; reference to crime of administering drugs to procure miscarriage; remove to reflect repeal.
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Abortion Sponsor: Stephanie ChangCosponsors: Erika Geiss,
Rosemary Bayer,
Sara Anthony,
Sylvia Santana,
Mary Cavanagh,
Kristen McDonald Rivet,
Mallory McMorrow,
Darrin Camilleri,
Kevin Hertel,
Sam Singh,
John Cherry,
Sue Shink,
Paul Wojno,
Jeremy Moss,
Sean McCann,
Dayna Polehanki,
Veronica KlinefeltReferred to Senate Health Policy CommitteeSB 39: Legalize abortionIntroduced January 24, 2023
Official text and analysisCrimes: abortion; penalty for administering with intent to procure miscarriage; repeal.
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Abortion Sponsor: Sara AnthonyCosponsors: Rosemary Bayer,
Stephanie Chang,
Sylvia Santana,
Mary Cavanagh,
Kristen McDonald Rivet,
Darrin Camilleri,
Mallory McMorrow,
Kevin Hertel,
Sam Singh,
John Cherry,
Sue Shink,
Paul Wojno,
Jeremy Moss,
Sean McCann,
Dayna Polehanki,
Veronica Klinefelt,
Sara AnthonyReferred to Senate Health Policy CommitteeVotes on this bill03/08/23 Senate roll call vote #35 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
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03/08/23 Senate roll call vote #36 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
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03/08/23 Senate roll call vote #37 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
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03/08/23 Senate roll call vote #38 Minority amendment to mitigate negative effect of bill:
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03/08/23 Senate roll call vote #39 On passage:
Passed 20 – 18 (
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SB 40: Extend unemployment benefits another 6 weeks to 26Introduced January 24, 2023
Official text and analysisEmployment security: benefits; maximum number of unemployment benefit weeks; increase.
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Big Labor,
Nanny State,
Spending Sponsor: Paul WojnoCosponsors: Sean McCann,
Dayna Polehanki,
Jeremy Moss,
Mallory McMorrow,
Jeff Irwin,
Erika Geiss,
Stephanie Chang,
John Cherry,
Rosemary Bayer,
Kevin Hertel,
Sylvia Santana,
Sue Shink,
Mary Cavanagh,
Kristen McDonald Rivet,
Veronica KlinefeltReferred to Senate Labor CommitteeSB 41: Prohibit local prohibitions on gas stovesIntroduced January 25, 2023
Official text and analysisConstruction: housing; ordinance prohibiting the use of energy-efficient appliances in new or existing residential buildings; prohibit local units of government from enacting.
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Civil Liberties,
Local Government Sponsor: Michele HoitengaCosponsors: Roger Victory,
Jim Runestad,
Lana Theis,
Rick Outman,
Roger Hauck,
Dan LauwersReferred to Senate Local Government CommitteeSB 42: $50 million for school transportation in rural areasIntroduced January 25, 2023
Official text and analysisSchool aid: fiscal year appropriations; appropriation of certain funds for rural district transportation; provide for.
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Education,
Spending Sponsor: Michele HoitengaCosponsors: Jon Bumstead,
Rick Outman,
Roger Hauck,
Dan Lauwers,
John DamooseReferred to Senate Appropriations CommitteeSB 43: Spell out construction zone barrier detailIntroduced January 26, 2023
Official text and analysisHighways: construction and repair; use of certain traffic control devices when closing a freeway or portion of freeway; require under certain conditions.
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Transportation Sponsor: John CherryCosponsors: Erika Geiss,
Joe Bellino,
Stephanie Chang,
John Damoose,
Paul Wojno,
Veronica Klinefelt,
Sylvia Santana,
Rosemary BayerReferred to Senate Transportation and Infrastructure CommitteeVotes on this bill03/23/23 Senate roll call vote #108 On passage:
Passed 28 – 10 (
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SB 44: Prohibit invasive bodily exams on unconscious patientsIntroduced January 26, 2023
Official text and analysisHealth occupations: health professionals; invasive bodily examinations; prohibit under certain circumstances.
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Creepy,
Health Sponsor: Paul WojnoCosponsors: Sylvia Santana,
Sean McCann,
Stephanie Chang,
Sue Shink,
Mallory McMorrow,
Mary Cavanagh,
Jeremy Moss,
John Cherry,
Veronica Klinefelt,
Erika Geiss,
Rosemary BayerReferred to Senate Health Policy CommitteeSB 45: Definition of invasive examIntroduced January 26, 2023
Official text and analysisHealth occupations: health professionals; definition of invasive bodily examination; add.
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Creepy,
Health Sponsor: Sylvia SantanaCosponsors: Paul Wojno,
Sean McCann,
Stephanie Chang,
Sue Shink,
Mallory McMorrow,
Mary Cavanagh,
Jeremy Moss,
John Cherry,
Erika Geiss,
Rosemary BayerReferred to Senate Health Policy CommitteeSB 46: Lower penalty for failure to report a deer harvestIntroduced February 1, 2023
Official text and analysisNatural resources: hunting; penalty for failing to report a deer harvest or retain a deer harvest confirmation number; modify.
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Conservation Sponsor: Michele HoitengaCosponsors: Lana Theis,
John Damoose,
Rick Outman,
Jim Runestad,
Ed McBroom,
Roger Hauck,
Dan LauwersReferred to Senate Natural Resources and Agriculture CommitteeSB 47: Revise farmland easement boundary detailIntroduced February 1, 2023
Official text and analysisLand use: farmland and open space; relinquishment of portion of farmland from agreement or easement; allow to make boundaries more regular.
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Agriculture Sponsor: Kevin DaleyCosponsors: Kristen McDonald Rivet,
Dan Lauwers,
Roger Victory,
Joe Bellino,
Lana TheisReferred to Senate Natural Resources and Agriculture CommitteeSB 48: Exempt delivery and installation from sales taxIntroduced February 1, 2023
Official text and analysisUse tax: exemptions; delivery and installation; exempt from use tax.
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Taxes Sponsor: Mark HuizengaCosponsors: none
Referred to Senate Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection CommitteeSB 49: Exempt delivery and installation from sales taxIntroduced February 1, 2023
Official text and analysisSales tax: exemptions; delivery and installation; exempt from sales tax.
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Taxes Sponsor: Mark HuizengaCosponsors: none
Referred to Senate Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection CommitteeSB 50: Designate "Juneteenth"Introduced February 1, 2023
Official text and analysisHolidays: other; "Juneteenth"; designate as a public holiday and observe on June 19.
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Leftism Sponsor: Sylvia SantanaCosponsors: Paul Wojno,
Mary Cavanagh,
Mallory McMorrow,
Jeff Irwin,
John Cherry,
Rosemary Bayer,
Sean McCann,
Erika Geiss,
Stephanie Chang,
Sue Shink,
Kristen McDonald Rivet,
Veronica Klinefelt,
Dayna Polehanki,
Winnie Brinks,
Jeremy Moss,
Darrin Camilleri,
Sam Singh,
Kevin HertelReferred to Senate Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection CommitteeVotes on this bill05/17/23 Senate roll call vote #305 On passage:
Passed 37 – 1 (
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06/14/23 House roll call vote #147 On passage:
Passed 105 – 4 (
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07/11/23:
Signed into law, PA 54 of 2023