Here is what has happened in Lansing in the most recent week of legislative activity:
Signed into Law
(none)
Votes
03/06/25: Senate Vote #16: SB 95: Companion to SB 94 (Jonathan Lindsey) – On passage Passed 35 – 1 (See how they voted)
03/06/25: Senate Vote #15: SB 94: Prohibit drug companies from limiting a 340B drug pricing program entity’s access to drugs covered under the federal 340B (Sam Singh) – On passage Passed 33 – 3 (See how they voted)
03/06/25: Senate Vote #14: SB 41: Name a road (John Damoose) – On passage Passed 36 – 0 (See how they voted)
03/05/25: Senate Vote #13: SB 24: Allow researchers to obtain court records subject to redactions (Stephanie Chang) – On passage Passed 29 – 6 (See how they voted)
03/06/25: House Vote #17: HB 4032: Remove expiration on law providing for interstate medical licensing (Rylee Linting) – On passage Passed 106 – 1 (See how they voted)
03/06/25: House Vote #16: HB 4162: Omnibus annual education budget bill (Ann Bollin) – On passage Passed 59 – 49 (See how they voted)
03/06/25: House Vote #15: HB 4161: Omnibus annual budget bill (Ann Bollin) – On passage Passed 59 – 49 (See how they voted)
New Bills
03/04/25: HB 4163: Defend the Guard: ban use of Michigan National Guard without act of Congress (Steve Carra)
03/04/25: HB 4164: Defend the Guard: ban use of Michigan National Guard without act of Congress (Dylan Wegela)
03/05/25: HB 4165: Revise psychologist postgraduate experience requirements (John Fitzgerald)
03/05/25: HB 4166: Ban “tranq” (xylazine) (Kelly Breen)
03/05/25: HB 4167: Ban “tranq” (xylazine) (Mike Mueller)
03/05/25: HB 4168: Ban employers holding tips as offset against wage (Matt Koleszar)
03/05/25: HB 4169: Create a “rare disease advisory council” (Jason Morgan)
03/05/25: HB 4170: Reduce state income tax to 4.05% (Kathy Schmaltz)
03/05/25: HB 4171: Spend $10 million on bird flu testing (Carrie Rheingans)
03/05/25: HB 4172: Spend $500,000 for testing bird flu preparedness (Carrie Rheingans)
03/05/25: HB 4173: Spend $1 million for testing bird flu preparedness (Carrie Rheingans)
03/06/25: HB 4174: Make confessions of juveniles inadmissible if police “tricked” them into confessing (Dylan Wegela)
03/06/25: HB 4175: Remove state curriculum requirements to make Republicans look bad (Carol Glanville)
03/06/25: HB 4176: Allow purple paint to indicate “no trespassing” (Curtis VanderWall)
03/06/25: HB 4177: Prohibit unauthorized removal of “no trespassing” paint (Gregory Markkanen)
03/06/25: HB 4178: Revise detail of continuing education credits for insurance producers (Joseph Aragona)
03/06/25: HB 4179: Increase limit for minimal gifts from life insurance producers (Joseph Aragona)
03/06/25: HB 4180: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes (Donni Steele)
03/06/25: HB 4181: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes (Steve Frisbie)
03/06/25: HB 4182: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes (Bradley Slagh)
03/06/25: HB 4183: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes (Tom Kunse)
03/06/25: HB 4184: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes (Jamie Thompson)
03/06/25: HB 4185: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes (Rylee Linting)
03/06/25: HB 4186: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes (Steve Carra)
03/06/25: HB 4187: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes (Pat Outman)
03/06/25: HB 4188: Remove prohibition on negligent driving on frozen lakes (Alicia St. Germaine)
03/06/25: HB 4189: Name a road (Jason Woolford)
03/06/25: HB 4190: Ban transgender procedures for minors (Jason Woolford)
03/05/25: HJR F: Amend Michigan Constitution to endorse homosexual marriage (Jason Morgan)
03/04/25: HR 29: Express an opinion (Gina Johnsen)
03/04/25: HR 30: Express an opinion (Parker Fairbairn)
03/05/25: HR 31: Designate an awareness month (Regina Miller)
03/05/25: HR 32: Designate an awareness month (Jerry Neyer)
03/05/25: HR 33: Express an opinion (Penelope Tsernoglou)
03/05/25: HR 34: Express an opinion (Julie Brixie)
03/05/25: HR 35: Designate an awareness month (Joseph Aragona)
03/05/25: HR 36: Express an opinion (Betsy Coffia)
03/05/25: HR 37: Designate an awareness month (Donni Steele)
03/05/25: SB 115: Create a tax credit for investing in certain businesses chosen by the state corporate welfare agency (Joe Bellino)
03/05/25: SB 116: Allow people with certain disabilities to be exempt from food safety licensing rules (Sara Anthony)
03/05/25: SB 117: Repeal state personal income tax (Jonathan Lindsey)
03/05/25: SB 118: Create tax credit for children with proficiency in reading and math (Jonathan Lindsey)
03/05/25: SB 119: Require biology classes show ultrasound of fetus in early development (Jonathan Lindsey)
03/05/25: SB 120: Require voters to present ID (Jonathan Lindsey)
03/05/25: SB 121: Prohibit state enforcement of federal firearms restrictions (Jonathan Lindsey)
03/05/25: SB 122: Prohibit health departments from restricting rights of citizens (Jonathan Lindsey)
03/06/25: SB 123: Prohibit state agencies adopting rules more stringent than federal regulations (Michele Hoitenga)
03/06/25: SB 124: Allow extension of income tax filing deadline under certain circumstances (John Damoose)
03/06/25: SB 125: Exempt overtime from income tax (Michele Hoitenga)
03/06/25: SB 126: End daylight savings time upon approval of voters (winter time year-round) (Thomas Albert)
03/06/25: SB 127: Prohibit painful animal research on dogs (Paul Wojno)
03/06/25: SB 128: Create a “Michigan-Ireland trade commission” (Sean McCann)
03/06/25: SB 129: Allow public officials “with disabilities” to participate in meetings remotely (Sean McCann)
03/06/25: SB 130: Increase cosmetology licensing fees (Sam Singh)
03/06/25: SB 131: Allow a school of cosmetology to have branch facilities (Sam Singh)
03/06/25: SB 132: Create tax credit for donations to endowment fund of community foundations (Sam Singh)
03/06/25: SB 133: Make a continuing education credit carryover system for insurance agents if they belong to a professional association (Sam Singh)
03/06/25: SB 134: Mandate fines from consumer protection violations go toward enforcement (Sam Singh)
03/05/25: SR 14: Designate an awareness day (Michele Hoitenga)
03/05/25: SR 15: Designate an awareness month (Stephanie Chang)
