7-Day Report

Here is what has happened in Lansing in the most recent week of legislative activity:

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Signed into Law

04/28/26: PA 8: SB 274: Name a road Immediate effect
04/28/26: PA 9: HB 4303: Designate “Chaldean American month” Immediate effect

Votes

04/30/26: Senate Vote #95: SB 877: $1 billion supplemental for various departments ($534m of it from federal money) (Sara Anthony) – On passage   Passed 19 – 18 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/30/26: Senate Vote #94: SB 877: $1 billion supplemental for various departments ($534m of it from federal money) (Sara Anthony) – Republican amendment   Failed 18 – 19 (See how they voted)
04/30/26: Senate Vote #93: SB 877: $1 billion supplemental for various departments ($534m of it from federal money) (Sara Anthony) – Democrat amendment   Passed 19 – 18 (See how they voted)
04/30/26: Senate Vote #92: SB 877: $1 billion supplemental for various departments ($534m of it from federal money) (Sara Anthony) – Republican amendment   Passed 30 – 7 (See how they voted)
04/30/26: Senate Vote #91: SB 877: $1 billion supplemental for various departments ($534m of it from federal money) (Sara Anthony) – Republican amendment   Failed 18 – 19 (See how they voted)
04/30/26: Senate Vote #90: SB 860: Annual budget: omnibus education (Darrin Camilleri) – On passage   Passed 19 – 18 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/30/26: Senate Vote #89: SB 860: Annual budget: omnibus education (Darrin Camilleri) – Republican amendment   Failed 18 – 19 (See how they voted)
04/30/26: Senate Vote #88: SB 860: Annual budget: omnibus education (Darrin Camilleri) – Republican amendment   Failed 18 – 19 (See how they voted)
04/30/26: Senate Vote #87: SB 903: Impose various mandates and burdens on schools to receive funding (Darrin Camilleri) – On passage   Passed 23 – 14 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/30/26: Senate Vote #86: SB 875: Annual budget: Capital outlay (special interest projects) (Sean McCann) – On passage   Passed 27 – 10 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/30/26: Senate Vote #85: SB 912: Companion to SB 559 (Veronica Klinefelt) – On passage   Passed 37 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/30/26: Senate Vote #84: SB 561: Companion to SB 559 (John Cherry) – On passage   Passed 37 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/30/26: Senate Vote #83: SB 559: Create a “revenue sharing trust fund” in state treasury (Jeremy Moss) – On passage   Passed 37 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/30/26: Senate Vote #82: HB 4798: Companion to HB 4694 (Gregory Markkanen) – On passage   Passed 28 – 9 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
04/30/26: Senate Vote #81: HB 4695: Change requirements for forming recreational authorities (Gregory Markkanen) – On passage   Passed 27 – 10 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
04/30/26: Senate Vote #80: HB 4694: Change requirements for forming recreational authorities (Gregory Markkanen) – On passage   Passed 28 – 9 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
04/29/26: Senate Vote #79: SB 829: Spend $45 million from Natural Resources Trust Fund for various projects (John Cherry) – On passage   Passed 37 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/29/26: Senate Vote #78: SB 878: Annual budget: Omnibus (Sara Anthony) – On passage   Passed 19 – 18 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/29/26: Senate Vote #77: SB 878: Annual budget: Omnibus (Sara Anthony) – Republican amendment   Failed 18 – 19 (See how they voted)
04/29/26: Senate Vote #76: SB 878: Annual budget: Omnibus (Sara Anthony) – Republican amendment   Failed 18 – 19 (See how they voted)
04/29/26: Senate Vote #75: SB 878: Annual budget: Omnibus (Sara Anthony) – Republican amendment   Failed 18 – 19 (See how they voted)
04/29/26: Senate Vote #74: SB 878: Annual budget: Omnibus (Sara Anthony) – Republican amendment   Passed 37 – 0 (See how they voted)
04/29/26: Senate Vote #73: SB 878: Annual budget: Omnibus (Sara Anthony) – Republican amendment   Failed 18 – 19 (See how they voted)
04/29/26: Senate Vote #72: SB 878: Annual budget: Omnibus (Sara Anthony) – Republican amendment   Failed 17 – 20 (See how they voted)
04/29/26: Senate Vote #71: SB 878: Annual budget: Omnibus (Sara Anthony) – Republican amendment   Failed 18 – 19 (See how they voted)
04/29/26: Senate Vote #70: SB 878: Annual budget: Omnibus (Sara Anthony) – Republican amendment   Failed 18 – 19 (See how they voted)
04/29/26: Senate Vote #69: SB 878: Annual budget: Omnibus (Sara Anthony) – Republican amendment   Failed 18 – 19 (See how they voted)
04/29/26: Senate Vote #68: SB 878: Annual budget: Omnibus (Sara Anthony) – Republican amendment   Failed 18 – 19 (See how they voted)
04/29/26: Senate Vote #67: SB 878: Annual budget: Omnibus (Sara Anthony) – Republican amendment   Failed 18 – 19 (See how they voted)
04/29/26: Senate Vote #66: SB 760: Ban allowing minors access to chatbot companions (Dayna Polehanki) – On passage   Passed 20 – 17 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/29/26: Senate Vote #65: SB 759: Companion to SB 758 (Stephanie Chang) – On passage   Passed 20 – 17 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/29/26: Senate Vote #64: SB 758: New “Michigan Kids Code Act” to create regulatory regime over social media platforms to minors (Kevin Hertel) – On passage   Passed 20 – 17 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/29/26: Senate Vote #63: SB 757: Ban “addictive feeds” for minors by social media platforms (Darrin Camilleri) – On passage   Passed 20 – 17 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/30/26: House Vote #135: HB 4557: Repeal certain Michigan Merit Exam requirements (Matt Koleszar) – Concur with Senate   Passed 105 – 0 (See how they voted)
04/30/26: House Vote #134: HB 4556: Remove writing requirement from Michigan Merit Exam and remove MME score from high school transcript (Tom Kunse) – Concur with Senate   Passed 105 – 0 (See how they voted)
04/29/26: House Vote #133: HB 5426: Companion to HB 5425 (Matt Bierlein) – On passage   Passed 96 – 9 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/29/26: House Vote #132: HB 5425: Prohibit sex offenders from working at a place that provides services to minors (Matt Bierlein) – On passage   Passed 96 – 9 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/29/26: House Vote #131: HB 5515: Allow carrying knives for self-defense (Mike Hoadley) – On passage   Passed 58 – 48 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/29/26: House Vote #130: HB 5388: Allow projectile self-defense sprays (Bradley Slagh) – On passage   Passed 61 – 45 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/29/26: House Vote #129: HB 5308: Revive a discontinued “invasive species prevention watercraft decal” program (Ken Borton) – On passage   Passed 105 – 1 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/29/26: House Vote #128: HB 4708: Revise detail of enforcement of liens on boats (Alicia St. Germaine) – On passage   Passed 93 – 13 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/28/26: House Vote #127: HB 5836: Eliminate “Cesar Chavez Day” (Josh Schriver) – On passage   Passed 103 – 2 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/28/26: House Vote #126: HB 4733: Exempt cured, smoked, and frozen fish from possession limits (Joseph Pavlov) – On passage   Passed 85 – 20 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/28/26: House Vote #125: HB 5719: Revise detail of prosecuting attorneys coordinating council (Mike Mueller) – On passage   Passed 60 – 45 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
04/28/26: House Vote #124: HB 5514: New law to prohibit using restraints to transport minors to certain treatment programs (Cameron Cavitt) – On passage   Passed 104 – 1 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber


New Bills

04/28/26: HB 5900: Put burden on government to prove a property is condemned for public use in some circumstances (Jennifer Wortz, 5 cosponsors)
04/28/26: HB 5901: Create legal remedies for bad-faith agency offers on condemned properties (Thomas Kuhn, 5 cosponsors)
04/28/26: HB 5902: Impose fees on hairdressers (companion to HB 5206) (Angela Rigas, 0 cosponsors)
04/28/26: HB 5903: Expand allowable use of hospital swing beds to include behavioral health patients in “certificate of need” restrictions (Matt Bierlein, 5 cosponsors)
04/28/26: HB 5904: Mandate health insurers cover infertility treatments (Samantha Steckloff, 13 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5905: Relax permit mandates for replacing certain appliances (Joseph Pavlov, 0 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5906: Companion to HB 5905 (Joseph Pavlov, 0 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5907: Impose mandatory minimum sentence for certain traffic violations causing death (Alicia St. Germaine, 4 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5908: Impose mandatory minimum sentence for rioting (Mike Hoadley, 4 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5909: Impose mandatory minimum sentence for Medicaid fraud (Douglas Wozniak, 4 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5910: Impose mandatory minimum sentence for HHS fraud (Douglas Wozniak, 4 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5911: Impose mandatory minimum sentence for identity theft (William Bruck, 5 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5912: Impose mandatory minimum sentence for contraband in jails (Gina Johnsen, 5 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5913: Impose mandatory minimum sentence for contraband in prisons (Gina Johnsen, 5 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5914: Impose mandatory minimum sentence for certain drug crimes (Bill Schuette, 5 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5915: Impose mandatory minimum sentence for sex offender registration crimes (Thomas Kuhn, 5 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5916: Impose mandatory minimum sentence for violating a restraining order (Thomas Kuhn, 5 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5917: Impose mandatory minimum sentence for many violent crimes (Joseph Pavlov, 4 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5918: Companion to HB 5907-5917 (Joseph Pavlov, 4 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5919: Define and authorize “learner first” school districts (Brad Paquette, 8 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5920: Expand powers of legislative ombudsman to Department of Corrections (Jennifer Wortz, 31 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5921: Companion to HB 5920 (Karl Bohnak, 31 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5922: Prohibit federal claims for recovery of medical expenses when already covered by “ABLE” account (Sharon MacDonell, 12 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5923: Companion to HB 5922 (Joseph Aragona, 12 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HB 5924: New law to ban online ads being louder than program content (Emily Dievendorf, 18 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HB 5925: Impose taxes to counter federal deduction for certain outsourcing expenses (Denise Mentzer, 10 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HB 5926: Increase cap on direct shipping of wine (Pauline Wendzel, 5 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HB 5927: Require utilities pay retail for rooftop solar energy (“net metering”) (Regina Miller, 4 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HB 5928: Ban hedge funds from buying residential property (Alabas Farhat, 6 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HB 5929: Companion to HB 5928 (Dylan Wegela, 6 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HB 5930: Companion to HB 5928 (Jason Morgan, 6 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HB 5931: Revise detail of cigar bar licensing (Joseph Aragona, 2 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HB 5932: Revise detail of modifying building permits after being issued (Ron Robinson, 4 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HB 5933: Companion to HB 5932 (Nancy DeBoer, 4 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HB 5934: Require construction permit fee be reimbursed if not issued or denied in a timely manner (Kathy Schmaltz, 3 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HB 5935: Create notice requirements for building permits (Bill Schuette, 2 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HB 5936: Refund environmental permit fees for delayed decisions (Mike Harris, 4 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HB 5937: Revise details of environmental permit approval process (Joseph Aragona, 3 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HB 5938: Limit revisions of environmental permit applications (Rachelle Smit, 3 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HB 5939: Authorize “benefit corporations” (Douglas Wozniak, 1 cosponsor)
04/28/26: HR 293: Designate an awareness day (Curtis VanderWall, 3 cosponsors)
04/28/26: HR 294: Designate an awareness day (Kara Hope, 10 cosponsors)
04/28/26: HR 295: Express an opinion (Natalie Price, 10 cosponsors)
04/28/26: HR 296: Express an opinion (Natalie Price, 10 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HR 297: Express an opinion (Joey Andrews, 14 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HR 298: Designate an awareness day (Joseph Tate, 9 cosponsors)
04/29/26: HR 299: Designate an awareness day (Sharon MacDonell, 13 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HR 300: Designate an awareness week (Natalie Price, 28 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HR 301: Designate an awareness week (Brenda Carter, 16 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HR 302: Designate an awareness month (Noah Arbit, 32 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HR 303: Designate an awareness month (Mike Harris, 10 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HR 304: Designate an awareness month (Bill Schuette, 10 cosponsors)
04/30/26: HR 305: Designate an awareness month (Gregory Alexander, 10 cosponsors)
04/29/26: SB 934: Revise regulations of mobile homes (John Cherry, 11 cosponsors)
04/29/26: SB 935: Companion to SB 934 (Joe Bellino, 11 cosponsors)
04/29/26: SB 936: Companion to SB 934 (Stephanie Chang, 11 cosponsors)
04/29/26: SB 937: Companion to SB 934 (Rosemary Bayer, 10 cosponsors)
04/29/26: SB 938: Companion to SB 934 (Roger Hauck, 10 cosponsors)
04/29/26: SB 939: Companion to SB 934 (Rick Outman, 11 cosponsors)
04/29/26: SB 940: Require family courts give both parents equal parenting time when both parents are fit (Jim Runestad, 0 cosponsors)
04/29/26: SB 941: Companion to SB 940 (Jim Runestad, 0 cosponsors)
04/29/26: SB 942: Companion to SB 940 (Jim Runestad, 0 cosponsors)
04/29/26: SR 115: Designate an awareness day (Lana Theis, 7 cosponsors)
04/30/26: SR 116: Designate an awareness day (Darrin Camilleri, 18 cosponsors)
04/30/26: SR 117: Honor a lobbyist (Dayna Polehanki, 7 cosponsors)
04/30/26: SR 118: Designate an awareness week (Stephanie Chang, 6 cosponsors)
05/07/26: SR 119: Designate an awareness month (Kevin Hertel, 0 cosponsors)