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

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Votes

07/03/26: Senate Vote #228: HB 5630: Annual budget: omnibus education (Ann Bollin) – Adopt conference report (final passage)   Passed 25 – 11 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: Senate Vote #227: SB 878: Annual budget: Omnibus (Sara Anthony) – Adopt conference report (final passage)   Passed 27 – 9 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: Senate Vote #226: HB 4779: Mandate plans for containing smoke created by surgical equipment (Pauline Wendzel) – On passage   Passed 29 – 7 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #225: HB 4724: Authorize conveyance of state-owned property in Kent County (Bryan Posthumus) – On passage   Passed 36 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #224: HB 4824: Companion to HB 4824 (Matt Bierlein) – On passage   Passed 25 – 11 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #223: SB 966: Create “low income housing” taxpayer subsidy (Jeff Irwin) – Concur with House   Passed 22 – 14 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: Senate Vote #222: SB 903: Impose various mandates and burdens on schools to receive funding (Darrin Camilleri) – Concur with House   Passed 24 – 12 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: Senate Vote #221: SB 723: Revise details of a special interest deal (Sara Anthony) – Concur with House   Passed 24 – 12 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: Senate Vote #220: SB 604: Increase liquor fees (Dayna Polehanki) – Concur with House   Passed 30 – 6 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: Senate Vote #219: SB 421: Update a reference (John Cherry) – On passage   Passed 36 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #218: SB 418: Allow state child abuse prevention board to partner with non-profit fundraisers and rename it to “Children Trust Michigan Board” (Kevin Hertel) – Concur with House   Passed 34 – 2 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: Senate Vote #217: SB 415: Mandate HHS cover “group prenatal care” (Ruth Johnson) – Concur with House   Passed 36 – 0 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: Senate Vote #216: SB 205: Allow doctor offices to promote organ donation (Kevin Daley) – Concur with House   Passed 36 – 0 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: Senate Vote #215: SB 81: Expand duty of indigent defense commission to include juveniles (Sue Shink) – Concur with House   Passed 23 – 13 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: Senate Vote #214: SB 18: Direct department to apply for federal benefits for children in foster care (Jeff Irwin) – Concur with House   Passed 36 – 0 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: Senate Vote #213: HB 4396: Allow disclosure of juvenile crime records for research purposes (Sarah Lightner) – On passage   Passed 29 – 7 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #212: HB 4104: Incorporate interstate compact into occupational licensing of physical therapists (Douglas Wozniak) – On passage   Passed 35 – 1 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #211: HB 4103: Incorporate interstate compact into occupational licensing of physical therapists (Julie Rogers) – On passage   Passed 35 – 1 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #210: HB 4023: Transfer state property in Eaton County to the Michigan Police Equipment Company (Angela Witwer) – On passage   Passed 36 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #209: HB 5646: Mandate a teacher training course (Tim Kelly) – On passage   Passed 35 – 1 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #208: HB 5697: Mandate teachers take a class offered by a special corporate interest (Nancy DeBoer) – On passage   Passed 36 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #207: HB 4517: Mandate amber alerts for missing children with special needs or a child in danger (Jerry Neyer) – On passage   Passed 36 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #206: HB 6074: Ban large institutional investors from buying single-family homes (Karl Bohnak) – On passage   Passed 29 – 7 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #205: HB 4187: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes (Pat Outman) – On passage   Passed 26 – 10 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #204: HB 5233: Mandate paid vacation for police and firefighters (Ron Robinson) – On passage   Passed 33 – 3 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #203: HB 4208: Companion to HB 4207 (Brenda Carter) – On passage   Passed 36 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #202: HB 4207: Provide that terms "health insurance policy" and "health benefit plan" do not include coverage that is only for excepted benefits under federal law (Mike Harris) – On passage   Passed 36 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #201: HB 4189: Name a road (Jason Woolford) – On passage   Passed 36 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #200: HB 5232: Companion to HB 5233 (Matt Koleszar) – On passage   Passed 33 – 3 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #199: HB 5995: Make driving citations issued unconstitutionally by automated systems not count as points against driving record (Jay DeBoyer) – On passage   Passed 36 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #198: HB 4644: Allow driving golf carts on certain municipalities (Alicia St. Germaine) – On passage   Passed 33 – 3 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #197: HB 4750: Require DHHS screen children for potential eligibility for benefits and apply for benefits (Kathy Schmaltz) – On passage   Passed 36 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #195: HB 4063: Unconstitutionally restrict the speech of former executive branch officers (David Martin) – On passage   Passed 29 – 7 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #194: HB 4062: Unconstitutionally restrict the speech of former lawmakers (Mark Tisdel) – On passage   Passed 29 – 7 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #193: SB 373: Limit fees landlords can charge to tenants (Mary Cavanagh) – On passage   Passed 24 – 12 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #192: SB 22: Allow return of security deposits by electronic transfers (Sara Anthony) – On passage   Passed 36 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #191: HB 5249: Create “ambulance operation adaptive care” license (David Prestin) – On passage   Passed 36 – 2 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #190: HB 4100: Name a road (William Bruck) – On passage   Passed 36 – 2 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #189: HB 4808: Allow child abuse board to meet remotely (Bryan Posthumus) – On passage   Passed 22 – 14 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #188: HB 4805: Increase percentage of Children's Trust Fund that must be available for disbursement (Bryan Posthumus) – On passage   Passed 33 – 3 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #187: SB 1052: Exempt "model arrangements" and "model patient incentives" Medicaid schemes from definition of kickbacks and bribes (Stephanie Chang) – On passage   Passed 22 – 14 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #186: SB 569: Impose fees on nurse aides and medications aides (Sara Anthony) – On passage   Passed 21 – 15 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #185: SB 527: Allow foreclosure sales to be conducted by online auction (Ed McBroom) – On passage   Passed 23 – 13 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #184: HB 6043: Spend money on and make permanent “MI Tri-Share” workplace child care benefit (Greg VanWoerkom) – On passage   Passed 23 – 13 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #183: HB 4518: Companion to HB 4517 (Angela Rigas) – On passage   Passed 35 – 1 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #182: HB 5807: Companion to HB 5805 (Joseph Aragona) – On passage   Passed 21 – 15 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #181: HB 5806: Companion to HB 5805 (Kristian Grant) – On passage   Passed 21 – 15 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #180: HB 4309: Bring Mich. into interstate physician's assistant license compact (David Prestin) – On passage   Passed 35 – 1 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #179: HB 4415: Revise details of purchasing by county road commissions (Thomas Kuhn) – On passage   Passed 34 – 2 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #178: HB 4471: Allow retirees to work in county sheriff's office and receive both pension and pay (Mike Harris) – On passage   Passed 26 – 10 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #177: HB 4350: Allow feeding wildlife and birds in certain conditions (Ken Borton) – On passage   Passed 36 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #176: HB 4746: Mandate future welfare cards be chip-enabled (Jason Woolford) – On passage   Passed 35 – 1 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #175: HB 5571: Allow single-exit apartment buildings in certain conditions (Stephen Wooden) – On passage   Passed 33 – 3 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: Senate Vote #174: HB 5570: Allow single-exit apartment buildings in certain conditions (Parker Fairbairn) – On passage   Passed 33 – 3 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/02/26: Senate Vote #173: SB 947: Expand state government control of dams, with fees etc. (Mallory McMorrow) – On passage   Passed 22 – 15 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/02/26: Senate Vote #172: SB 1013: Ban insurers using “price optimization” when calculating home/auto premiums (Jeremy Moss) – On passage   Passed 34 – 3 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/02/26: Senate Vote #171: SB 793: Revise details of a corporate welfare scheme (Paul Wojno) – On passage   Passed 26 – 11 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/02/26: Senate Vote #170: SB 792: Revise details of a corporate welfare scheme (Paul Wojno) – On passage   Passed 26 – 11 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/02/26: Senate Vote #169: HB 4072: Mandate hospitals give patients leftover eyedrops from pre-allocated dispensed amounts (Samantha Steckloff) – On passage   Passed 37 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/01/26: Senate Vote #168: SB 878: Annual budget: Omnibus (Sara Anthony) – Concur with House   Failed 2 – 32 (See how they voted)
07/01/26: Senate Vote #167: SCR 14: Extend duration of state of energy emergency (global fuel crisis caused by Iran war) (Darrin Camilleri) – Concur with House   Passed 33 – 1 (See how they voted)
07/01/26: Senate Vote #166: HB 5630: Annual budget: omnibus education (Ann Bollin) – On passage   Passed 34 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/01/26: Senate Vote #165: HB 4042: Exempt rental halls without kitchens from definition of food service establishment (Tyrone Carter) – On passage   Passed 34 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #342: SB 878: Annual budget: Omnibus (Sara Anthony) – Adopt conference report (final passage)   Passed 99 – 7 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #341: HB 4824: Companion to HB 4824 (Matt Bierlein) – Concur with Senate   Passed 102 – 4 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #340: HB 4104: Incorporate interstate compact into occupational licensing of physical therapists (Douglas Wozniak) – Concur with Senate   Passed 104 – 2 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #339: HB 4103: Incorporate interstate compact into occupational licensing of physical therapists (Julie Rogers) – Concur with Senate   Passed 104 – 2 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #338: HB 5571: Allow single-exit apartment buildings in certain conditions (Stephen Wooden) – Concur with Senate   Passed 102 – 4 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #337: HB 5570: Allow single-exit apartment buildings in certain conditions (Parker Fairbairn) – Concur with Senate   Passed 102 – 4 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #336: HB 5807: Companion to HB 5805 (Joseph Aragona) – Concur with Senate   Passed 94 – 12 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #335: HB 5806: Companion to HB 5805 (Kristian Grant) – Concur with Senate   Passed 94 – 12 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #334: HB 5697: Mandate teachers take a class offered by a special corporate interest (Nancy DeBoer) – Concur with Senate   Passed 103 – 3 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #333: HB 6074: Ban large institutional investors from buying single-family homes (Karl Bohnak) – Concur with Senate   Passed 104 – 2 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #332: HB 4396: Allow disclosure of juvenile crime records for research purposes (Sarah Lightner) – Concur with Senate   Passed 104 – 2 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #331: HB 4309: Bring Mich. into interstate physician's assistant license compact (David Prestin) – Concur with Senate   Passed 104 – 2 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #330: HB 5630: Annual budget: omnibus education (Ann Bollin) – Adopt conference report (final passage)   Passed 99 – 8 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #329: HB 4187: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes (Pat Outman) – Concur with Senate   Passed 107 – 0 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #328: HB 4064: Unconstitutionally restrict the speech of lawmakers (Jerry Neyer) – Concur with Senate   Passed 94 – 13 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #327: HB 4063: Unconstitutionally restrict the speech of former executive branch officers (David Martin) – Concur with Senate   Passed 92 – 15 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #326: HB 4062: Unconstitutionally restrict the speech of former lawmakers (Mark Tisdel) – Concur with Senate   Passed 89 – 18 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #325: SB 586: Revise detail of when courts can allow a guardian to change an incapacitated person’s residence (Ruth Johnson) – On passage   Passed 107 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #324: SB 585: Require courts, when considering whether to allow a conservator to sell or mortgage a protected individual’s property, to include in their consideration of the property’s value an appraisal conducted within the previous six months (Jeff Irwin) – On passage   Passed 107 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #323: HB 4750: Require DHHS screen children for potential eligibility for benefits and apply for benefits (Kathy Schmaltz) – Concur with Senate   Passed 106 – 1 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #322: HB 4518: Companion to HB 4517 (Angela Rigas) – Concur with Senate   Passed 107 – 1 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #321: HB 4808: Allow child abuse board to meet remotely (Bryan Posthumus) – Concur with Senate   Passed 100 – 8 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #320: HB 4805: Increase percentage of Children's Trust Fund that must be available for disbursement (Bryan Posthumus) – Concur with Senate   Passed 102 – 6 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #319: HB 4350: Allow feeding wildlife and birds in certain conditions (Ken Borton) – Concur with Senate   Passed 76 – 32 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #318: HB 6043: Spend money on and make permanent “MI Tri-Share” workplace child care benefit (Greg VanWoerkom) – Concur with Senate   Passed 99 – 9 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #317: HB 5109: Allow electronic vehicle title transfers (Pat Outman) – On passage   Passed 108 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #316: HB 5482: Require the legislature be notified if the governor fails to prepare recommendations to correct audit issues (Luke Meerman) – On passage   Passed 108 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #315: HB 6130: Transfer unspent community district education trust fund money to the K-12 schools fund (Ann Bollin) – On passage   Passed 60 – 48 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #314: HB 6127: Distribute $1 million from internet gambling fund to Indian tribes (Jason Morgan) – On passage   Passed 105 – 3 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #313: HB 6126: Distribute $1 million from gambling taxes to Indian tribes (Jason Morgan) – On passage   Passed 105 – 3 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #312: HB 4101: Create an interstate compact for physical therapist licensing (Matt Bierlein) – Concur with Senate   Passed 106 – 2 (See how they voted)
07/03/26: House Vote #311: SB 903: Impose various mandates and burdens on schools to receive funding (Darrin Camilleri) – On passage   Passed 101 – 7 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #310: SB 52: Allow port authorities to enter into ancillary financing facilities (Erika Geiss) – On passage   Passed 104 – 4 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #309: SB 133: Make a continuing education credit carryover system for insurance agents if they belong to a professional association (Sam Singh) – On passage   Passed 107 – 1 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #308: SB 71: Designate the Mackinac Bridge as a “key facility” (John Damoose) – On passage   Passed 96 – 12 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #307: SB 18: Direct department to apply for federal benefits for children in foster care (Jeff Irwin) – On passage   Passed 107 – 1 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #306: SB 456: Create a “missing senior or vulnerable adult medical alert system plan” (Mallory McMorrow) – On passage   Passed 106 – 2 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #305: SB 501: Create an interstate compact for physical therapist licensing (Sylvia Santana) – On passage   Passed 106 – 2 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #304: SB 989: Revise detail of interim teaching certification process (Dayna Polehanki) – On passage   Passed 108 – 0 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #303: SB 716: Shorten time for state law to mirror federal law on drug bans (Paul Wojno) – On passage   Passed 102 – 6 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #302: SB 105: Mandate insurers offer method to reimburse dentists at no fee (Jeff Irwin) – On passage   Passed 107 – 1 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #301: SB 421: Update a reference (John Cherry) – On passage   Passed 103 – 5 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #300: SB 418: Allow state child abuse prevention board to partner with non-profit fundraisers and rename it to “Children Trust Michigan Board” (Kevin Hertel) – On passage   Passed 99 – 9 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #299: SB 604: Increase liquor fees (Dayna Polehanki) – On passage   Passed 100 – 8 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #298: HB 5485: Revise inland lake dam safety regulations (Bill Schuette) – On passage   Passed 100 – 8 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #297: SB 106: Create “spay and neuter clinic” fundraising license plate (Dayna Polehanki) – On passage   Passed 86 – 22 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #296: SB 722: Extend a sunset on a special interest deal (Jeremy Moss) – On passage   Passed 97 – 11 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #295: SB 721: Extend a sunset on a special interest deal (Jeremy Moss) – On passage   Passed 96 – 12 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #294: SB 616: Prohibit future lawsuits related to an opioid settlement (Sylvia Santana) – On passage   Passed 102 – 6 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #293: SB 294: Add penalties to restitution for care and treatment of forfeited animals (Dayna Polehanki) – On passage   Passed 84 – 24 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #292: SB 293: Add penalties to restitution for care and treatment of forfeited animals (Dayna Polehanki) – On passage   Passed 84 – 24 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #291: SB 423: Remove sunset on (permanently extend) provisions allowing for foreclosure avoidance agreements involving delinquent property taxes (Stephanie Chang) – On passage   Passed 106 – 2 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #290: SB 81: Expand duty of indigent defense commission to include juveniles (Sue Shink) – On passage   Passed 95 – 13 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #289: SB 723: Revise details of a special interest deal (Sara Anthony) – On passage   Passed 82 – 26 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/03/26: House Vote #288: SB 966: Create “low income housing” taxpayer subsidy (Jeff Irwin) – On passage   Passed 95 – 13 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/01/26: House Vote #287: HB 5630: Annual budget: omnibus education (Ann Bollin) – Concur with Senate (budget procedure where rejection triggers conference committee)   Failed 1 – 105 (See how they voted)
07/01/26: House Vote #286: HB 5727: Eliminate work permit requirement for minors (Mike Hoadley) – On passage   Passed 57 – 49 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/01/26: House Vote #285: HB 5153: Revise details of mortgage foreclosure procedures (Joey Andrews) – On passage   Passed 102 – 3 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/01/26: House Vote #284: HB 5152: Revise details of mortgage foreclosure procedures (Brad Paquette) – On passage   Passed 102 – 3 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/01/26: House Vote #283: HB 4833: Add a judge in Oakland County district court (Donni Steele) – On passage   Passed 101 – 4 (See how they voted) Passed first chamber
07/01/26: House Vote #282: SB 878: Annual budget: Omnibus (Sara Anthony) – On passage   Passed 104 – 1 (See how they voted) Passed second chamber
07/01/26: House Vote #281: SCR 14: Extend duration of state of energy emergency (global fuel crisis caused by Iran war) (Darrin Camilleri) – Adoption   Passed 103 – 2 (See how they voted)


New Bills

06/30/26: HB 6143: Allow a township hold a referendum to allow a timber crib dock and boathouse (Parker Fairbairn, 2 cosponsors)
06/30/26: HB 6144: Create interest-free loans from state government to school districts (Regina Weiss, 14 cosponsors)
06/30/26: HB 6145: Allow school districts to apply for pork-barrel spending (Regina Weiss, 16 cosponsors)
06/30/26: HB 6146: Companion to HB 6147 (Philip Skaggs, 3 cosponsors)
06/30/26: HB 6147: Create a gasoline tax holiday if price goes above $5/gal. (Philip Skaggs, 3 cosponsors)
06/30/26: HB 6148: Mandate insurers cover certain pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders (Jay DeBoyer, 1 cosponsor)
06/30/26: HB 6149: Create a panel to shame department heads for their salaries (Steve Carra, 6 cosponsors)
06/30/26: HB 6150: New law to ban using someone's name, likeness, etc. without their consent in advertising (Jason Hoskins, 6 cosponsors)
06/30/26: HB 6151: Increase penalty for vehicle noise violations (Jason Hoskins, 4 cosponsors)
06/30/26: HB 6152: Companion to HB 6151 (Natalie Price, 4 cosponsors)
07/01/26: HB 6153: Create $90/month “personal needs allowance” handout for Medicaid recipients in nursing homes (Ann Bollin, 0 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6154: Increase state police retirement pay (Mike Mueller, 0 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6155: Allow licensed nurses perform “intravenous therapy procedures” (Jamie Thompson, 5 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6156: Create a taxpayer subsidy for certain nurses (Jamie Thompson, 10 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6157: Ban government entities from disclosing information to federal immigration enforcement (Regina Miller, 7 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6158: Ban federal immigration authorities from accessing state buildings in the course of their duties (Regina Miller, 6 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6159: Mandate battery recycling and punish their unlawful disposal (Tyrone Carter, 9 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6160: Companion to HB 6159 (David Martin, 9 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6161: Mandate townships have a “conflict of interest procedure” (Denise Mentzer, 3 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6162: Allow for transportation and disposal of marijuana plant waste (Julie Rogers, 18 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6163: Companion to HB 6162 (Mike Hoadley, 18 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6164: Revise detail of computer science class requirement (Steve Carra, 2 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6165: Impose labeling requirements on electric scooters and skateboards (Philip Skaggs, 2 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6166: Change definition of moped (Philip Skaggs, 2 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6167: Impose massive inspection and licensure to kill off already-dying pet stores (Philip Skaggs, 6 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6168: Companion to HB 6167 (Philip Skaggs, 5 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6169: Companion to HB 6167 (Carol Glanville, 5 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6170: Companion to HB 6167 (Erin Byrnes, 5 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6171: Companion to HB 6167 (Jason Hoskins, 1 cosponsor)
07/03/26: HB 6172: Companion to HB 6167 (Morgan Foreman, 7 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6173: Companion to HB 6167 (Mike McFall, 6 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6174: Companion to HB 6167 (Denise Mentzer, 5 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6175: Create an alternative system for rating and ranking public schools (Tom Kunse, 0 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6176: Classify a building as normal, prohibiting reclassification as a “virtual learning center” (Tom Kunse, 0 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6177: Huge residential mortgage broker and lender licensing and regulatory scheme – massive special interest scheme (Mark Tisdel, 0 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6178: Companion to HB 6177 (Gregory Alexander, 3 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6179: Companion to HB 6177 (Bill Schuette, 1 cosponsor)
07/03/26: HB 6180: Companion to HB 6177 (Gregory Alexander, 3 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6181: Companion to HB 6177 (Parker Fairbairn, 1 cosponsor)
07/03/26: HB 6182: Companion to HB 6177 (Gregory Alexander, 3 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6183: Companion to HB 6177 (Gregory Alexander, 3 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6184: Companion to HB 6177 (Gregory Alexander, 3 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6185: Companion to HB 6177 (Gregory Alexander, 3 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6186: Companion to HB 6177 (Bill Schuette, 1 cosponsor)
07/03/26: HB 6187: Companion to HB 6177 (Mark Tisdel, 0 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6188: Companion to HB 6177 (Bill Schuette, 1 cosponsor)
07/03/26: HB 6189: Companion to HB 6177 (Bill Schuette, 1 cosponsor)
07/03/26: HB 6190: Companion to HB 6177 (Steve Frisbie, 3 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6191: Companion to HB 6177 (Steve Frisbie, 3 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6192: Companion to HB 6177 (Steve Frisbie, 3 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6193: Companion to HB 6177 (Steve Frisbie, 3 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6194: Companion to HB 6177 (Steve Frisbie, 3 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6195: Companion to HB 6177 (Parker Fairbairn, 1 cosponsor)
07/03/26: HB 6196: Companion to HB 6177 (Parker Fairbairn, 1 cosponsor)
07/03/26: HB 6197: Companion to HB 6177 (Parker Fairbairn, 1 cosponsor)
07/03/26: HB 6198: Companion to HB 6177 (Parker Fairbairn, 1 cosponsor)
07/03/26: HB 6199: Companion to HB 6177 (Parker Fairbairn, 1 cosponsor)
07/03/26: HB 6200: Companion to HB 6177 (Mark Tisdel, 0 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6201: Companion to HB 6177 (Mark Tisdel, 0 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6202: Companion to HB 6177 (Mark Tisdel, 0 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6203: Companion to HB 6177 (Mark Tisdel, 0 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6204: Companion to HB 6177 (Mark Tisdel, 0 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6205: Exempt unemployment benefits from garnishment (Jamie Thompson, 4 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6206: Restrict student athlete sponsorship agreements (Joseph Tate, 0 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6207: Create “rebuttable presumption of imprudence” for certain endowment fund spending (Nancy Jenkins-Arno, 3 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6208: Unconstitutionally ban former agents of ICE/CBP/USCIS from becoming police officers (Laurie Pohutsky, 8 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6209: Unconstitutionally ban former agents of ICE/CBP/USCIS from becoming teachers (Erin Byrnes, 8 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6210: Unconstitutionally ban former agents of ICE/CBP/USCIS from becoming corrections officers (Jimmie Wilson, 7 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6211: Unconstitutionally ban former agents of ICE/CBP/USCIS from becoming corrections officers (Laurie Pohutsky, 8 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6212: Impose price mandate on insurers (Carrie Rheingans, 20 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6213: Commit Michigan presidential electors to the losing presidential candidate in Michigan if that candidate wins the national popular vote (Carrie Rheingans, 40 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6214: Commit Michigan presidential electors to the losing presidential candidate in Michigan if that candidate wins the national popular vote (Carrie Rheingans, 40 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6215: Create marijuana licensing appeals system (Donavan McKinney, 9 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6216: Ban LLC's from First Amendment speech rights (Betsy Coffia, 9 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6217: Ban nonprofit organizations from First Amendment speech rights (Betsy Coffia, 9 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6218: Ban organizations from First Amendment speech rights (Betsy Coffia, 9 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6219: Create a taxpayer subsidy for political “donations” (Philip Skaggs, 0 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HB 6220: Expand political candidate financial disclosure requirements (Philip Skaggs, 1 cosponsor)
06/30/26: HJR Y: Amend Michigan Constitution to unlawfully penalize lawmakers for not submitting budgets by a given date (Regina Weiss, 12 cosponsors)
07/03/26: HJR Z: Unconstitutionally ban entities from political participation. Also, ban “foreign” spending (including American companies) (Betsy Coffia, 7 cosponsors)
07/01/26: HR 339: Designate an awareness day (Brenda Carter, 20 cosponsors)
07/01/26: HR 340: Designate an awareness day (Emily Dievendorf, 17 cosponsors)
07/01/26: HR 341: Designate an awareness month (Kelly Breen, 16 cosponsors)
07/01/26: SB 1083: Increase calculation of non-existent tax refunds (Roger Victory, 11 cosponsors)
07/01/26: SB 1084: Revise special interest detail of liquor law (Paul Wojno, 0 cosponsors)
07/02/26: SB 1085: Companion to SJR L (Sean McCann, 8 cosponsors)
07/02/26: SB 1086: Companion to SJR L (Sean McCann, 8 cosponsors)
07/02/26: SB 1087: Companion to SJR L (Sean McCann, 8 cosponsors)
07/02/26: SB 1088: Mandate state welfare agency report data to federal agencies (Jim Runestad, 0 cosponsors)
07/02/26: SB 1089: Create “indigence” exceptions to requirements to pay court costs (Stephanie Chang, 3 cosponsors)
07/02/26: SB 1090: Companion to SB 1089 (John Damoose, 3 cosponsors)
07/02/26: SB 1091: Companion to SB 1089 (Mary Cavanagh, 3 cosponsors)
07/15/26: SCR 15: Provide for Joint Rules of House and Senate ( , 0 cosponsors)
07/01/26: SJR K: Amend Michigan Constitution to ban “autopen” executive signings (Lana Theis, 11 cosponsors)
07/02/26: SJR L: Unconstitutionally ban entities from political participation. Also, ban “foreign” spending (including American companies) (Sean McCann, 8 cosponsors)
07/02/26: SR 135: Designate an awareness day (John Cherry, 3 cosponsors)