Here is what has happened in Lansing in the most recent week of legislative activity:
Signed into Law
(none)
Votes
06/10/26:
Senate Vote #115: HB 4359: Modify term of office start date for village officers (
Pat Outman) – On passage
Passed 32 – 1 (
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Passed second chamber
06/10/26:
Senate Vote #114: HB 4358: Modify term of office start date for city officers (
Mike Hoadley) – On passage
Passed 32 – 1 (
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Passed second chamber
06/10/26:
Senate Vote #113: SB 892: Revise details of amber alert system (
Sean McCann) – On passage
Passed 33 – 0 (
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Passed first chamber
06/10/26:
Senate Vote #112: SB 891: Revise details of amber alert system (
John Cherry) – On passage
Passed 33 – 0 (
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Passed first chamber
06/11/26:
House Vote #211: HB 5571: Allow single-exit apartment buildings in certain conditions (
Stephen Wooden) – On passage
Passed 81 – 25 (
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Passed first chamber
06/11/26:
House Vote #210: HB 5995: Make driving citations issued unconstitutionally by automated systems not count as points against driving record (
Jay DeBoyer) – On passage
Passed 106 – 0 (
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Passed first chamber
06/11/26:
House Vote #209: HB 5124: Require video service providers register with the state (
William Snyder) – On passage
Passed 83 – 23 (
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Passed first chamber
06/11/26:
House Vote #208: HB 5123: Require fee of satellite video providers (
Mike Harris) – On passage
Passed 75 – 31 (
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Passed first chamber
06/11/26:
House Vote #207: SB 301: Create a taxpayer subsidy for “paid organ donation leave” (
Joe Bellino) – On passage
Passed 98 – 8 (
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Passed second chamber
06/11/26:
House Vote #206: HB 5570: Allow single-exit apartment buildings in certain conditions (
Parker Fairbairn) – On passage
Passed 97 – 9 (
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Passed first chamber
06/10/26:
House Vote #205: HB 5821: Revise minor detail of a curriculum requirement (
Rylee Linting) – On passage
Passed 61 – 45 (
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Passed first chamber
06/10/26:
House Vote #204: HB 5820: Revise minor detail of a curriculum requirement (
Jaime Greene) – On passage
Passed 56 – 50 (
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Passed first chamber
06/10/26:
House Vote #203: HB 5819: Revise minor detail of a curriculum requirement (
Kathy Schmaltz) – On passage
Passed 56 – 50 (
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Passed first chamber
06/10/26:
House Vote #202: SB 241: Revise term of office start/end dates for local officials (
Jeremy Moss) – On passage
Passed 105 – 0 (
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Passed second chamber
06/10/26:
House Vote #201: SB 240: Revise term of office start/end dates for local officials (
Jeremy Moss) – On passage
Passed 105 – 0 (
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Passed second chamber
06/10/26:
House Vote #200: HB 5935: Create notice requirements for building permits (
Bill Schuette) – On passage
Passed 81 – 24 (
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Passed first chamber
06/10/26:
House Vote #199: HB 5934: Require construction permit fee be reimbursed if not issued or denied in a timely manner (
Kathy Schmaltz) – On passage
Passed 75 – 30 (
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Passed first chamber
06/10/26:
House Vote #198: HB 5933: Companion to HB 5932 (
Nancy DeBoer) – On passage
Passed 79 – 26 (
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Passed first chamber
06/10/26:
House Vote #197: HB 5932: Revise detail of modifying building permits after being issued (
Ron Robinson) – On passage
Passed 86 – 19 (
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Passed first chamber
06/10/26:
House Vote #196: HB 5472: Revise detail of labeling tobacco shipments (
Joseph Aragona) – On passage
Passed 70 – 35 (
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Passed first chamber
06/10/26:
House Vote #195: HB 5511: Companion to HB 5510 (
Kimberly Edwards) – On passage
Passed 103 – 2 (
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Passed first chamber
06/10/26:
House Vote #194: HB 5510: Allow delayed entry of convictions and delayed sentencing (
Alicia St. Germaine) – On passage
Passed 102 – 3 (
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Passed first chamber
06/09/26:
House Vote #193: HB 5818: Allow legislature to reject administrative rules (
Bill Schuette) – On passage
Passed 57 – 44 (
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Passed first chamber
06/09/26:
House Vote #192: HB 5817: Divide future administrative rules into “major” and “nonmajor” categories, with differing promulgation procedures (
Joseph Aragona) – On passage
Passed 57 – 47 (
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Passed first chamber
06/09/26:
House Vote #191: HB 5816: Allow courts to consider administrative rules “de novo” (“as new” from previous decisions) (
Luke Meerman) – On passage
Passed 58 – 46 (
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Passed first chamber
06/09/26:
House Vote #190: HB 5815: Require courts “exercise independent judgment” when deciding whether an administrative rule exceeds its statutory authority (
Douglas Wozniak) – On passage
Passed 58 – 46 (
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Passed first chamber
06/09/26:
House Vote #189: HB 5576: Companion to HB 5574 (
Jay DeBoyer) – On passage
Passed 73 – 31 (
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Passed first chamber
06/09/26:
House Vote #188: HB 5575: Companion to HB 5574 (
Mike Harris) – On passage
Passed 71 – 33 (
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Passed first chamber
06/09/26:
House Vote #187: HB 5574: Make additional crime of harassing a first responder (
Alicia St. Germaine) – On passage
Passed 74 – 30 (
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Passed first chamber
06/09/26:
House Vote #186: HB 5755: Require state agencies publish their reports to the legislature on a website (
Joseph Aragona) – On passage
Passed 96 – 9 (
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Passed first chamber
New Bills
06/09/26:
HB 6056: Mandate employers display a poster at worksites to inform workers of monopoly bargaining “rights” (
Dylan Wegela, 7 cosponsors)
06/09/26:
HB 6057: New law to mandate employers provide employees “suitable seats” with back supports (
Dylan Wegela, 7 cosponsors)
06/09/26:
HB 6058: Allow those with skilled trades licenses in other states to obtain Michigan licenses (
Joseph Aragona, 1 cosponsor)
06/09/26:
HB 6059: Allow those with skilled trades licenses in other states to obtain Michigan licenses (
Mark Tisdel, 1 cosponsor)
06/09/26:
HB 6060: Revise details of interstate health professional licensing compact (
Mark Tisdel, 1 cosponsor)
06/09/26:
HB 6061: Create income tax credit and student loan subsidies for “certain taxpayers” who don't leave state after receiving student financial aid (
Philip Skaggs, 15 cosponsors)
06/09/26:
HB 6062: Companion to HB 6061 (
Jasper Martus, 15 cosponsors)
06/09/26:
HB 6063: Companion to HB 6061 (
William Snyder, 16 cosponsors)
06/09/26:
HB 6064: Companion to HB 6061 (
Tonya Myers-Phillips, 14 cosponsors)
06/09/26:
HB 6065: Companion to HB 6061 (
Jason Hoskins, 16 cosponsors)
06/09/26:
HB 6066: Regulate and inspect onsite wastewater treatment systems (
Philip Skaggs, 23 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
HB 6067: Revise definition of agricultural property to allow “agritourism” activities (
Jason Woolford, 8 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
HB 6068: Change legal definition of a slot machine (
Cynthia Neeley, 3 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
HB 6069: Companion to HB 6070 (
Amos O'Neal, 3 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
HB 6070: New law to deny corporate welfare to employers who relocate a call center to a foreign country, and create registry for public shaming (
James DeSana, 2 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
HB 6071: New law to mandate hospitals develop and implement financial assistance programs (
Kathy Schmaltz, 11 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
HB 6072: Companion to HB 6071 (
Steve Frisbie, 10 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
HB 6073: New law to regulate reporting of medical debt and ban consumer reporting agencies from reporting medical debt information (
Karl Bohnak, 7 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
HB 6074: Ban large institutional investors from buying single-family homes (
Karl Bohnak, 5 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
HB 6075: Make taxpayers spend more on schools by inflation index in addition to the burden of inflation everywhere else (
Regina Weiss, 7 cosponsors)
06/11/26:
HB 6076: Impose licensure on freestanding abortuaries (
Nancy Jenkins-Arno, 9 cosponsors)
06/11/26:
HB 6077: New law to ban cryptocurrency kiosks (
Mark Tisdel, 2 cosponsors)
06/11/26:
HB 6078: Companion to HB 6077 (
Curtis VanderWall, 2 cosponsors)
06/11/26:
HB 6079: Earmark auto-related sales tax for transportation fund (
Jason Morgan, 7 cosponsors)
06/11/26:
HR 330: Designate an awareness month (
Julie Brixie, 38 cosponsors)
06/11/26:
HR 331: Designate an awareness day (
Steve Frisbie, 5 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
SB 1023: Enhance state boundary commission authority over petitions for annexation, and revise procedures for jurisdictional annexations (
Rick Outman, 3 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
SB 1024: Companion to SB 1023 (
Rick Outman, 3 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
SB 1025: Companion to SB 1023 (
Rick Outman, 3 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
SB 1026: Remove requirement that a credit union use its assumed name in signs, mailings, materials, etc. (
Veronica Klinefelt, 5 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
SB 1027: Do not require department approval for certain minor changes to bylaws of a credit union (
Mary Cavanagh, 5 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
SB 1028: Allow credit unions to set the minimum voting age of members (
Paul Wojno, 5 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
SB 1029: Nothing (
Kevin Daley, 6 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
SB 1030: Change data deadline to notify credit union members of a merger (
Michele Hoitenga, 6 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
SB 1031: Require utility monopolies use actual costs for setting rates (
Jim Runestad, 0 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
SB 1032: Mandate health insurers cover epinephrine (
Darrin Camilleri, 2 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
SB 1033: Ban health insurers from cost-sharing on coverage for insulin and other diabetes treatments (
Chedrick Greene, 2 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
SB 1034: Mandate health insurers cover prescription inhalers (
Chedrick Greene, 2 cosponsors)
06/11/26:
SB 1035: Misuse DNA testing to “exonerate” convicted criminals, like the Central Park Five rapists (
Jeff Irwin, 4 cosponsors)
06/11/26:
SB 1036: Extend from 10 years to 20 the allowed term of noncertified CTE teachers (
Darrin Camilleri, 0 cosponsors)
06/11/26:
SB 1037: Enact interstate occupational licensing compact for respiratory therapists (
Darrin Camilleri, 0 cosponsors)
06/11/26:
SB 1038: Impose regulations on storage of bulk solid materials (ores, coal, coke, etc) (
Erika Geiss, 3 cosponsors)
06/11/26:
SB 1039: Repeal state education tax (
Aric Nesbitt, 0 cosponsors)
06/10/26:
SR 129: Designate an awareness day (
Kevin Hertel, 1 cosponsor)
