Representative Dylan Wegela (D–26)Garden City
(517) 373-3818
DylanWegela@house.mi.gov
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| Bills Introduced |
| 2023 HB 4424: Spend $15.2 million on a dissolving school district's debt (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2023 HB 4425: Create a "company-specific subsidy interstate compact" (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2023 HB 4426: Create a "company-specific subsidy interstate compact" (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2023 HB 4436: Make confessions inadmissible if interrogating officers told suspect they'd get leniency (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2023 HR 108: Designate an awareness day (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2023 HB 4594: Create absentee ballot electronic tracking system (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2023 HB 4797: Edit a law to use gender non-binary references to people (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2023 HB 5037: Impose price cap on bottled water at entertainment venues (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2023 HB 5063: Allow students to be "treated" with marijuana during school (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2024 HB 5396: Impose tax penalties on certain companies if top executive are paid above certain ratios with other employees (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2024 HB 5521: Prohibit utility monopolies from donating to 501c4 organizations (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2024 HB 5520: Prohibit utility monopolies from donating to PACs (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2024 HR 252: Designate an awareness day (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2024 HB 5982: Mandate workplaces post labor union propaganda at work sites (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2024 HB 5983: Mandate employers provide chairs for their employees to sit in (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2024 HB 6105: Increase corporate income tax rate from 6% to 10% (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2024 HB 6287: Increase “minimum wage” to outlaw more jobs (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2024 HJR V: Amend Michigan Constitution to create state-owned utility (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2025 HB 4053: Prohibit lawmakers from signing nondisclosure agreements regarding their official duties (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2025 HB 4075: Radically outlaw low-wage jobs (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2025 HB 4164: Defend the Guard: ban use of Michigan National Guard without act of Congress (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2025 HB 4174: Make confessions of juveniles inadmissible if police “tricked” them into confessing (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2025 HB 4381: Ban utility monopolies from supporting political non-profits (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2025 HB 4389: Levy an injection well disposal fee (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2025 HR 75: Express an opinion (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2025 HB 4621: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2025 HB 4603: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2025 HB 5137: Increase penalty for price overcharging (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2025 HB 5172: New law to require certain reports from utility companies (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2025 HR 223: Express an opinion (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2025 HB 5373: Impose price caps on selling bottled water at large entertainment venues (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2025 HB 5396: Eliminate data center taxpayer subsidy (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2025 HB 5415: Companion to HB 5413 (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2026 HB 5494: Ban the transfer of state property to federal immigration and customs enforcement (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2026 HB 5503: Ban payment fees for utility bills (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2026 HB 5595: Companion to HB 5594 (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2026 HR 268: Express an opinion (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2026 HB 5929: Companion to HB 5928 (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2026 HB 6057: New law to mandate employers provide employees “suitable seats” with back supports (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2026 HB 6056: Mandate employers display a poster at worksites to inform workers of monopoly bargaining “rights” (Primary Sponsor) |
| 2023 HB 4001: Create pension tax deduction for govt employees, spend a billion dollars, block tax cut Became law: PA 4 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4002: Increase Earned Income Tax Credit |
| 2023 HB 4003: Create sexual orientation civil right |
| 2023 HB 4004: Repeal Right to Work Became law: PA 9 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4005: Repeal Right to Work |
| 2023 HB 4006: Legalize abortion Became law: PA 11 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4007: Mandate prevailing wage Became law: PA 10 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4018: Designate a holiday |
| 2023 HB 4029: Make presidential primary earlier |
| 2023 HB 4030: Regulate lead leachate levels in dinnerware |
| 2023 HR 12: Designate a tribute day |
| 2023 HR 13: Designate a tribute month |
| 2023 HR 15: Designate a tribute day |
| 2023 HB 4033: Require state funding of special elections for state legislative seats |
| 2023 HB 4044: Repeal Right to Work Became law: PA 113 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4058: Eliminate 3rd grading reading law |
| 2023 HB 4062: Prohibit landlords from declining to lease to those that can't afford it Became law: PA 199 of 2025 |
| 2023 HB 4063: Prohibit landlords from declining to lease to those that can't afford it Became law: PA 200 of 2025 |
| 2023 HB 4065: Repeal the local financial stability and choice act (emergency manager law) |
| 2023 HR 35: Designate a tribute month |
| 2023 HB 4083: Prohibit perchloroethylene in dry cleaning solvents |
| 2023 HB 4120: Require training materials for mandatory reporters of child abuse Became law: PA 46 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4121: Revoke license for health professionals convicted of sexual misconduct Became law: PA 47 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4122: Revoke license for health professionals convicted of sexual misconduct Became law: PA 48 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4123: Prohibit school officials from preventing reporting sexual misconduct Became law: PA 49 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4124: Prohibit school officials from preventing reporting sexual misconduct to Title IX coord. Became law: PA 50 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4125: Prohibit expelling students who report sexual misconduct Became law: PA 51 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4127: Ban firearms within 100ft of drop box Became law: PA 157 of 2024 |
| 2023 HB 4128: Ban firearms within 100ft of drop box Became law: PA 158 of 2024 |
| 2023 HB 4129: Criminalize "intimidating" election officials committing crimes Became law: PA 253 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4138: Universal Gun Registration Became law: PA 19 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4139: Lock Up Your Safety |
| 2023 HB 4140: Exempt gun safety devices from sales/use tax |
| 2023 HB 4141: Exempt gun safety devices from sales/use tax |
| 2023 HB 4142: Universal Gun Registration Became law: PA 18 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4143: Universal Gun Registration Became law: PA 22 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4144: Lock Up Your Safety |
| 2023 HB 4145: Red Flag Law |
| 2023 HB 4146: Red Flag Law Became law: PA 37 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4147: Red Flag Law Became law: PA 35 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4148: Red Flag Law Became law: PA 36 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4149: Ban guns on all state property except for government agents |
| 2023 HB 4151: Eliminate prohibition on signage in Capitol |
| 2023 HB 4152: Create railroad local grade separation grant program and fund |
| 2023 HB 4153: Create railroad local grade separation grant program and fund Became law: PA 67 of 2023 |
| 2023 HR 42: Designate an awareness day |
| 2023 HR 49: Express an opinion |
| 2023 HB 4156: National Popular Vote |
| 2023 HB 4157: Allows excused absences for students to play "Taps" at military funerals |
| 2023 HB 4159: Designate state butterfly |
| 2023 HB 4185: Clarify asbestos violation penalty details Became law: PA 17 of 2024 |
| 2023 HB 4186: Create more asbestos regulations Became law: PA 55 of 2024 |
| 2023 HB 4187: Create more asbestos regulations |
| 2023 HB 4188: Create more asbestos regulations Became law: PA 56 of 2024 |
| 2023 HB 4189: Create more asbestos regulations |
| 2023 HB 4190: Create more asbestos regulations Became law: PA 16 of 2024 |
| 2023 HB 4191: Give state IDs and driver licenses to parolees before release |
| 2023 HB 4192: Give state IDs and driver licenses to parolees before release |
| 2023 HB 4193: Give state IDs and driver licenses to parolees before release |
| 2023 HB 4194: Give state IDs and driver licenses to parolees before release |
| 2023 HB 4200: Require minors be screened periodically for lead poisoning Became law: PA 145 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4202: Allow automatic conviction for rape of mentally incapacitated spouse Became law: PA 77 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4205: Ban open carry of "assault weapon" within quarter MILE of government building or school |
| 2023 HB 4206: Ban open carry of "assault weapon" within quarter MILE of government building or school |
| 2023 HB 4214: Create "trigger lock distribution fund" |
| 2023 HR 54: Designate an awareness month |
| 2023 HB 4224: Eliminate work requirement for Medicaid Became law: PA 253 of 2025 |
| 2023 HB 4241: Require schools have "panic alarm" |
| 2023 HB 4242: Fund panic alarms in schools |
| 2023 HB 4243: Civil liability for transfering a firearm to prohibited person |
| 2023 HB 4256: Impose regulations on energy storage |
| 2023 HB 4291: Require department develop educational materials on sudden cardiac arrest in young athletes |
| 2023 HR 56: Designate an awareness week |
| 2023 HR 57: Designate an "awareness" month of false and misleading information |
| 2023 HR 59: Express an opinion |
| 2023 HB 4322: Allow 19-year-olds to work at marijuana establishments |
| 2023 HR 62: Designate an awareness day |
| 2023 HB 4335: Spend $50 million for school transportation |
| 2023 HB 4336: Defend the Guard Act (prohibit MNG being sent to combat without official Act of Congress) |
| 2023 HB 4340: Require filtration systems in child care centers |
| 2023 HB 4341: Require filtration systems in child care centers Became law: PA 154 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4342: Require filtration systems in child care centers Became law: PA 155 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4343: Expand legislative report about payday loans Became law: PA 46 of 2024 |
| 2023 HR 63: Designate an awareness month |
| 2023 HR 64: Express an opinion about a country using the wrong name of the country |
| 2023 HR 65: Designate a tribute day |
| 2023 HR 67: Celebrate Ramadan |
| 2023 HB 4349: Expand eligibility for Vietnam veteran bonus program |
| 2023 HB 4350: Create a state matching grant program for local tax millages |
| 2023 HB 4351: Create a state matching grant program for local tax millages |
| 2023 HB 4358: Require CPL holders inform firefighters and EMTs that they are carrying |
| 2023 HR 72: Express an opinion |
| 2023 HB 4409: Require drug companies file report on costs and other information |
| 2023 HB 4427: Allow prisoners to file FOIA requests |
| 2023 HB 4431: Repeal prohibition on sodomy |
| 2023 HB 4432: Replace a reference to sodomy with beastiality |
| 2023 HB 4433: Repeal prohibition on sodomy |
| 2023 HB 4438: Expand mandatory arbitration for police and firefighters to include corrections officers Became law: PA 171 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4439: Nothing, but rephrase law in gender-fluid language Became law: PA 172 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4444: Prohibit waste injection wells |
| 2023 HB 4445: Mandate children's dental exams |
| 2023 HB 4446: Designate a religious holiday |
| 2023 HB 4448: Designate a pagan holiday |
| 2023 HB 4449: Designate a religious holiday |
| 2023 HB 4457: Create "Juneteenth" taxpayer-funded state employee vacation day Became law: PA 215 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4464: Allow community solar facilities |
| 2023 HB 4465: Consider roof and gutter repairs "energy conservation" |
| 2023 HB 4468: Prohibit courts from sentencing minimum prison time |
| 2023 HB 4469: Prohibit courts from revoking disciplinary credit from prisoners filing frivolous lawsuits |
| 2023 HB 4470: Mandate good time credit for prisoners in some circumstances, eliminate disciplinary time |
| 2023 HB 4471: Eliminate disciplinary time for prisoners |
| 2023 HB 4474: Expand definition of "hate crime" |
| 2023 HB 4475: Expand penalties for "hate crime" |
| 2023 HB 4476: Expand penalties for "hate crime" Became law: PA 277 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4477: Expand penalties for "hate crime" Became law: PA 278 of 2023 |
| 2023 HR 85: Tell bureaucrats to prevent workplace deaths |
| 2023 HR 86: Designate an awareness month |
| 2023 HB 4479: Regulate sewage treatment systems |
| 2023 HB 4480: Regulate sewage treatment systems |
| 2023 HR 88: Honor Marxism |
| 2023 HR 89: Designate an awareness month |
| 2023 HR 90: Designate an awareness month and week |
| 2023 HB 4497: Legalize currently illegal university student employee strikes |
| 2023 HR 94: Designate a tribute day |
| 2023 HR 95: Designate an awareness month |
| 2023 HR 103: Designate an awareness month |
| 2023 HB 4537: Prohibit noncompete agreements |
| 2023 HB 4538: Expand monopoly bargaining on government employees |
| 2023 HR 104: Designate an awareness month |
| 2023 HB 4550: Impose massive regulatory regime on hospitals to increase nurse staff |
| 2023 HB 4551: Prohibit mandatory overtime for nurses |
| 2023 HB 4552: Impose reporting rules on hospitals over nurse-to-patient ratio reporting |
| 2023 HB 4555: Designate a holiday Became law: PA 42 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4556: Allow reduced resentencing of convicts |
| 2023 HB 4557: Allow reduced resentencing of convicts |
| 2023 HB 4558: Allow reduced resentencing of convicts |
| 2023 HB 4559: Allow reduced resentencing of convicts |
| 2023 HB 4560: Allow reduced resentencing of convicts |
| 2023 HB 4567: Update reference because no-ID absentee ballots are no longer presumptively challenged Became law: PA 184 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4568: Allow companies to drive voters to the polls Became law: PA 185 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4569: Allow "pre-registration" of voters at age 16 Became law: PA 258 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4570: Allow voters to apply for absentee ballots online without signature verification Became law: PA 270 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4579: Require insurance remibursements for telehealth be the same as for office visits Became law: PA 51 of 2024 |
| 2023 HB 4580: Require insurance remibursements for telehealth be the same as for office visits Became law: PA 53 of 2024 |
| 2023 HR 110: Designate an awareness week |
| 2023 HB 4602: Name a road Became law: PA 153 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4616: Ban "conversion therapy" Became law: PA 117 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4617: Ban "conversion therapy" Became law: PA 118 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4624: Increase county child care fund reimbursement rate |
| 2023 HB 4625: Limit time a youth can be placed in precourt diversion program and mandate a screening tool Became law: PA 287 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4626: Limit time a youth can be placed in precourt diversion program and mandate a screening tool Became law: PA 288 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4627: Mandate courts use "risk and needs assessment" for juvenile criminals |
| 2023 HB 4628: Mandate courts use screening tool for minors Became law: PA 289 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4629: Mandate a juvenile screening tool before keeping juveniles in secure detention before trial Became law: PA 290 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4630: Mandate Michigan indigent defense commission cover minors |
| 2023 HB 4631: Mandate appellate defender cover minors |
| 2023 HB 4632: Allow department to modify juvenile justice residential per diem rates |
| 2023 HB 4633: Require courts to consider a juvenile's maturity, emotional and mental health in sentencing Became law: PA 291 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4634: Prohibit courts from requiring juvenile delinquents and their families from paying certain court costs |
| 2023 HB 4635: Make taxpayers pay for DNA evidence fees instead of juvenile criminals |
| 2023 HB 4636: Eliminate late court fees for juvenile criminals Became law: PA 292 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4637: Eliminate "juvenile sentenced as adult" fee for juveniles sentenced as adults Became law: PA 293 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4638: Expand powers of child advocates |
| 2023 HB 4639: Rename "chidren's ombudsman" to "child advocate" Became law: PA 294 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4640: Rename "chidren's ombudsman" to "child advocate" Became law: PA 295 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4641: Rename "chidren's ombudsman" to "child advocate" |
| 2023 HB 4642: Rename "chidren's ombudsman" to "child advocate" |
| 2023 HB 4643: Rename "chidren's ombudsman" to "child advocate" Became law: PA 296 of 2023 |
| 2023 HCR 4: Express an opinion |
| 2023 HB 4668: Create a "next of kin of deceased armed forced personnel" license plate |
| 2023 HB 4671: Eliminate restrictions on meddling with school calendar start date |
| 2023 HB 4674: Ban declawing cats |
| 2023 HB 4681: Create "insurance policyholder bill of rights" |
| 2023 HB 4695: Implement early voting Became law: PA 259 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4696: Make crime of reporting early voting results Became law: PA 83 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4697: Mandate ballot drop boxes Became law: PA 85 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4698: Allow easily faked IDs (student IDs, etc.) be used for voting ID |
| 2023 HB 4699: Implement permanent no-reason absentee voting Became law: PA 86 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4700: Rewrite rules on absentee ballots |
| 2023 HB 4701: Companion bil with HB 4700 to rewrite rules on absentee ballots |
| 2023 HB 4702: Increase precinct size from less than 3,000 voters to 5,000 Became law: PA 88 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4706: Clarify that electric vehicle charging services are not public utilities Became law: PA 245 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4707: Mandate insurers cover mental health/substance abuse disorder as diseases |
| 2023 HR 116: Designate an awareness month |
| 2023 HR 117: Designate an awareness week |
| 2023 HR 118: Designate an awareness month |
| 2023 HB 4717: Increase continuing education requirements on real estate brokers Became law: PA 246 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4718: Prohibit "heat of passion" defense against response to transgender sexual assault Became law: PA 87 of 2024 |
| 2023 HB 4719: Impose additional restrictions on health insurers that will transfer cost to the insured |
| 2023 HB 4734: Mandate school districts offer naloxone (opioid agonists) |
| 2023 HB 4735: Mandate school districts offer naloxone (opioid agonists) |
| 2023 HB 4736: Mandate school districts offer naloxone (opioid agonists) |
| 2023 HB 4737: Mandate school districts offer naloxone (opioid agonists) |
| 2023 HB 4740: Exempt illegal immigrant children and "pregnant people" from 5-year waiting period on Medicaid |
| 2023 HCR 5: Express an opinion |
| 2023 HB 4755: Remove felony penalty for disclosing how a ballot was voted |
| 2023 HB 4756: Allow early tabulation of absentee ballots during early voting |
| 2023 HB 4759: Mandate 60% renewable energy by 2030 and 100% by 2035 |
| 2023 HB 4760: Mandate 60% renewable energy by 2030 and 100% by 2035 |
| 2023 HB 4761: Mandate 60% renewable energy by 2030 and 100% by 2035 |
| 2023 HR 120: Designate an awareness day |
| 2023 HB 4816: New law to prohibit high school athletes from being paid (ban also applies directly to students) |
| 2023 HJR F: Amend Michigan Constitution to repeal definition of marriage being between one man and one woman |
| 2023 HB 4838: Ban pet stores selling dogs, cats, and rabbits |
| 2023 HB 4841: Increase regulations on adult foster care |
| 2023 HR 122: Designate an awareness week |
| 2023 HB 4845: Name a road Became law: PA 5 of 2024 |
| 2023 HB 4878: Create new "fair chance access to housing" law |
| 2023 HB 4884: Expand standards for utilization reviews of no-fault claim treatments and services |
| 2023 HB 4893: Create WhitmerCare Law |
| 2023 HB 4909: Modify requirements to be appointed as a guardian or conservator |
| 2023 HB 4910: Modify requirements to be appointed as a guardian or conservator |
| 2023 HB 4911: Modify requirements to be appointed as a guardian or conservator |
| 2023 HB 4912: Modify requirements to be appointed as a guardian or conservator |
| 2023 HB 4942: Transfer a state-owned parking structure to the House of Representatives Became law: PA 249 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4947: Allow local governments to establish rent caps |
| 2023 HB 4948: Prohibit landlords from requiring disclosure of prospective tenants' criminal history |
| 2023 HB 4949: Legalize child sexual mutilation and mandate health insurance pay for abortions Became law: PA 286 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4950: Update references to reflect legalized abortion |
| 2023 HB 4951: Update references to reflect legalized abortion Became law: PA 208 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4952: Update references to reflect legalized abortion |
| 2023 HB 4953: Update references to reflect legalized abortion Became law: PA 202 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4954: Update references to reflect legalized abortion Became law: PA 203 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4955: Update references to reflect legalized abortion Became law: PA 204 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4956: Legalize late-term abortion Became law: PA 205 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4957: Allow pregnant student services provide abortion referrals |
| 2023 HB 4958: Mandate taxpayer funding of abortions |
| 2023 HB 4959: Mandate health insurance pay for abortions |
| 2023 HB 4960: Prohibit employers from requesting criminal histories of job applicants |
| 2023 HB 4975: Include agricultural laborers and domestic servants in definition of employee |
| 2023 HR 133: Designate an awareness month |
| 2023 HB 4983: Automatically register state ID holders to vote Became law: PA 268 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4984: Automatically register state ID holders to vote Became law: PA 260 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4985: Automatically register state ID holders to vote Became law: PA 261 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 4986: Remove option to decline to register to vote when applying for a state ID Became law: PA 262 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 5015: Mandate house fiscal agency produce "racial impact statements" on bills |
| 2023 HB 5016: Mandate senate fiscal agency produce "racial impact statements" on bills |
| 2023 HB 5021: Put public school employees on Tier 1 retirement plan if they don't choose one Became law: PA 250 of 2023 |
| 2023 HB 5039: Prohibit local laws on dogs that discriminate by breed |
| 2023 HB 5040: Prohibit local laws on dogs that discriminate by breed |
| 2023 HB 5041: Prohibit local laws on dogs that discriminate by breed |
| 2023 HB 5042: Create taxpayer-paid breakfast and lunch program for all K-12 students |
| 2023 HB 5064: Allow students to be "treated" with marijuana during school |
| 2023 HR 139: Designate an awareness week |
| 2023 HB 5088: Create a "water rate affordability program" |
| 2023 HB 5089: Create a "water rate affordability fund" to be paid for by taxpayers |
| 2023 HB 5090: Prohibit water shut-offs for non-payment in certain circumstances |
| 2023 HB 5091: Mandate landlords put water and sewer bill in tenant's name if requested |
| 2023 HB 5092: Decriminalize tampering with utility shut-offs |
| 2023 HB 5093: Decriminalize tampering with utility shut-offs |
| 2023 HB 5108: Create an allowable catch-per-species and percentage quota for commercial fishing |
| 2023 HB 5157: Expand regulations on mobile home parks |
| 2023 HB 5158: Expand regulations on mobile home parks |
| 2023 HB 5159: Expand regulations on mobile home parks |
| 2023 HB 5160: Expand regulations on mobile home parks |
| 2023 HB 5161: Expand regulations on mobile home parks |
| 2023 HB 5162: Revise taxes on mobile homes |
| 2023 HB 5163: Revise taxes on mobile homes |
| 2023 HB 5178: Authorize government distribution of taxpayer-funded drug paraphernalia (needles, crack pipes, etc.) |
| 2023 HB 5179: Exclude testing products from definition of drug paraphernalia |
| 2023 HB 5198: Restrict advertising for vaping products |
| 2023 HB 5241: Authorize lawsuits for those needing medical monitoring due to exposure to toxic substance |
| 2023 HB 5242: Mandate environmental cleanups "unless technically infeasible" |
| 2023 HB 5243: Revise details of lawsuit limitation for groundwater contamination |
| 2023 HB 5244: Allow greater damages in groundwater contamination lawsuits |
| 2023 HB 5245: Impose regulations on environmental clean-ups |
| 2023 HB 5246: Mandate financial coverage for facilities required to file a pollution incident prevention plan |
| 2023 HB 5247: Impose regulations on environmental clean-ups |
| 2023 HB 5281: Prohibit those affiliated with groups labeled "hate groups" from becoming police officers |
| 2023 HB 5282: Prohibit those affiliated with groups labeled "hate groups" from becoming police officers |
| 2023 HR 162: Call for restricting restaurant work |
| 2023 HB 5306: Designate state butterfly |
| 2023 HR 169: Designate an awareness day |
| 2023 HB 5339: Impose regulations on step therapies |
| 2023 HB 5340: Mandate health insurers cover HIV drugs |
| 2024 HB 5421: Mandate hours stores must accept bottle returns (8am - 11pm) |
| 2024 HB 5431: Reduce evidence requirements in wrongful imprisonment compensation act |
| 2024 HB 5434: Name a road Became law: PA 125 of 2024 |
| 2024 HB 5437: Include short-term rentals in hotel-motel tax |
| 2024 HB 5438: Impose regulations on short-term rentals |
| 2024 HB 5439: Impose regulations on short-term rentals |
| 2024 HB 5440: Include short-term rentals in hotel regulations |
| 2024 HB 5441: Impose regulations on short-term rentals |
| 2024 HB 5442: Include short-term rentals in hotel-motel tax |
| 2024 HB 5443: Include short-term rentals in hotel-motel tax |
| 2024 HB 5444: Include short-term rentals in hotel-motel tax |
| 2024 HB 5445: Include short-term rentals in hotel-motel tax |
| 2024 HB 5446: Include short-term rentals in hotel regulations |
| 2024 HR 191: Condemn a political target of Democrats, the Honorable Representative Josh Schriver |
| 2024 HB 5461: Create new government employee retirement program |
| 2024 HB 5519: Companion to "insulin production program" HB 4890 to include in a report |
| 2024 HR 197: Designate an awareness month |
| 2024 HB 5551: Prohibit those found guilty of election-related offenses from serving on boards of canvassers Became law: PA 227 of 2025 |
| 2024 HR 207: Designate an awareness week |
| 2024 HB 5580: Mandate PACs and 501c4 non-profits register with the state |
| 2024 HB 5581: Impose draconian First Amendment violations on political organizations and make provisions for kangaroo courts |
| 2024 HB 5582: Impose draconian First Amendment violations on political organizations and make provisions for kangaroo courts |
| 2024 HB 5583: Impose draconian First Amendment violations on political organizations and make provisions for kangaroo courts |
| 2024 HB 5584: Impose draconian First Amendment violations on political organizations and make provisions for kangaroo courts |
| 2024 HB 5585: Impose draconian First Amendment violations on political organizations and make provisions for kangaroo courts |
| 2024 HB 5586: Impose draconian First Amendment violations on political organizations and make provisions for kangaroo courts |
| 2024 HR 213: Designate an awareness month |
| 2024 HB 5600: Create "office of tribal legislative liaison" within legislature Became law: PA 208 of 2025 |
| 2024 HB 5618: Prohibit employers from asking about applicant's wage or credit history |
| 2024 HB 5619: Mandate employers provide job descriptions in writing |
| 2024 HB 5620: Punish employers for not providing job descriptions in writing |
| 2024 HB 5621: Allow anonymous reports of wage discrimination |
| 2024 HB 5622: Prohibit state contracts to entities that do not have "fair paycheck workplace certificates" |
| 2024 HB 5623: Mandate employers post various statements about labor laws |
| 2024 HB 5624: Prohibit employers from basing wages on protected attributes and charactistics (race, etc.) |
| 2024 HB 5625: New act to create requirements to obtain a "fair paycheck workplace certificate" |
| 2024 HB 5626: Increase penalties for wage discrimination based on sex |
| 2024 HB 5627: Increase penalties for wage discrimination and modify accrual date of claims |
| 2024 HB 5630: Make foreclosures more difficult against persons with disabilities |
| 2024 HB 5631: Make foreclosures more difficult against persons with disabilities |
| 2024 HB 5644: Mandate accommodations for menstruating and lactating women in construction industry |
| 2024 HB 5657: Create new "Hazardous Products Act" prohibiting PFAS in household products |
| 2024 HB 5658: Sentencing guidelines for violating tie-barred new Hazardous Products Act |
| 2024 HB 5685: Designate official "state duck" |
| 2024 HCR 14: Express an opinion |
| 2024 HR 245: Designate an awareness day |
| 2024 HB 5735: Lower math and history requirements in state curriculum |
| 2024 HB 5749: Make police officer disciplinary records subject to FOIA |
| 2024 HB 5750: Assign serial numbers to police officer licensees |
| 2024 HR 272: Designate an awareness day |
| 2024 HR 279: Designate an awareness month |
| 2024 HR 281: Designate an awareness day |
| 2024 HR 282: Designate an awareness day |
| 2024 HB 5830: Prohibit minors from buying “diet pills” (caffeine pills, etc) |
| 2024 HB 5865: Prohibit using sales of certain deed-restricted properties as comparable sales for assessments |
| 2024 HB 5866: Require certain determinations in tax tribunal assessment disputes |
| 2024 HB 5867: Require certain determinations in tax tribunal assessment disputes |
| 2024 HB 5868: Require certain determinations in tax tribunal assessment disputes |
| 2024 HB 5890: Mandate employers provide severance pay and other costs in the event of layoffs |
| 2024 HB 5957: Expand expungement of criminal conviction records |
| 2024 HB 5958: Expand expungement of criminal conviction records |
| 2024 HB 5963: Designate an awareness month |
| 2024 HB 5975: Unconstitutionally prohibit certain contractors from making political contributions |
| 2024 HB 5976: Unconstitutionally prohibit awarding contracts to contractors that make political contributions |
| 2024 HB 5980: Legalize hallucinogenic mushrooms |
| 2024 HB 6012: Ban insurers from "discriminating" against pit bull owners |
| 2024 HB 6034: Allow libraries to distribute child pornography unless a court has specifically declared a book to be obscene |
| 2024 HB 6035: Allow libraries to distribute child pornography unless a court has specifically declared a book to be obscene |
| 2024 HB 6058: Increase taxpayer contribution to government employee health plans |
| 2024 HB 6075: Expand eligibility for low-income energy subsidies Became law: PA 198 of 2025 |
| 2024 HB 6076: Create an "energy stability fund" to redistribute taxpayers' money |
| 2024 HB 6088: Ban Wayne County municipalities from opting out of public transit boondoggles and expand transit boondoggle taxing authority Became law: PA 236 of 2025 |
| 2024 HB 6168: Spend $10 million putting tampons into schools (including boys bathrooms) |
| 2024 HB 6169: Mandate schools provide tampons in boys and girls bathrooms |
| 2024 HB 6273: Create new “Michigan Water Trust Fund” |
| 2024 HB 6274: Restrict access to water bottler licenses |
| 2024 HR 314: Offer words of tribute |
| 2025 HB 4009: Allow local governments to create rent controls and scarcity in rental markets |
| 2025 HB 4016: Designate an awareness month |
| 2025 HB 4020: Mandate schools teach African-American history |
| 2025 HJR A: Amend Michigan Constitution to require 2/3 vote to pass legislation in “lame duck” session |
| 2025 HR 13: Belatedly pay tribute to President Carter |
| 2025 HB 4052: Prohibit lawmakers from signing nondisclosure agreements regarding their official duties |
| 2025 HB 4062: Unconstitutionally restrict the speech of former lawmakers |
| 2025 HB 4063: Unconstitutionally restrict the speech of former executive branch officers |
| 2025 HB 4064: Unconstitutionally restrict the speech of lawmakers |
| 2025 HB 4076: Prohibit labeling lab-grown cultures as “meat” |
| 2025 HB 4133: Make crime to “block access to health facilities” (abused to target abortion protesters) |
| 2025 HB 4134: Make crime to “block access to health facilities” (abused to target abortion protesters) |
| 2025 HB 4163: Defend the Guard: ban use of Michigan National Guard without act of Congress |
| 2025 HB 4169: Create a “rare disease advisory council” |
| 2025 HJR F: Amend Michigan Constitution to endorse homosexual marriage |
| 2025 HR 34: Express an opinion |
| 2025 HB 4194: Offer state ID cards to illegal aliens |
| 2025 HB 4195: Offer driver licenses to illegal aliens |
| 2025 HB 4196: Companion to HB 4194 |
| 2025 HB 4197: Create "homeless bill of rights" law including prohibition on employment discrimination |
| 2025 HB 4264: New law to ban employers from asking applicants about credit history |
| 2025 HB 4267: Name a road |
| 2025 HB 4268: Allow Secretary of State to declare citizen complaints frivolous and bar them from taking certain actions |
| 2025 HB 4269: Unconstitutionally mandate non-profit organizations disclose their donors |
| 2025 HB 4270: Companion to HB 4269 |
| 2025 HB 4271: Make an individual's independent PACs all count as one for purpose of campaign finance limits |
| 2025 HB 4272: Companion to HB 4271 |
| 2025 HB 4273: Create “lobbying guidelines for legislative staff” |
| 2025 HR 48: Send expired bills of previous term to governor to attempt to sign into law |
| 2025 HR 49: Designate an awareness day |
| 2025 HR 50: Designate an awareness day |
| 2025 HB 4289: Mandate employers post employment discrimination information |
| 2025 HB 4290: Ban employers from asking about applicants' wage history and credit history |
| 2025 HB 4291: Redundantly ban basing wages on protected attributes of employees |
| 2025 HB 4292: Allow anonymous reporting wage discrimination claims |
| 2025 HB 4293: Revise notice period for involuntary paycheck deductions |
| 2025 HB 4294: Ban state contracts to those without “fair workplace certificate” created by HB 4295 |
| 2025 HB 4295: Create a “fair workplace certificate” system |
| 2025 HB 4296: Expand categories and increase penalties for workplace wage discrimination |
| 2025 HB 4297: Mandate employers disclose the salaries of employees to each other |
| 2025 HB 4299: Allow local governments to ban plastic bags and other containers |
| 2025 HB 4316: Create an investigator in legislature for government employee complaints |
| 2025 HB 4317: Increase penalties for employer violations of wage and benefits law |
| 2025 HB 4318: Increase penalties for employer violations of wage and benefits law |
| 2025 HB 4319: Companion to HB 4318 |
| 2025 HB 4320: Make workplace violation complainants anonymous |
| 2025 HB 4321: Make workplace violation complainants anonymous |
| 2025 HB 4322: Punish employers for misclassification of independent contractors |
| 2025 HB 4323: Expand definition of “protected” employee whistleblower activities |
| 2025 HB 4324: Mandate an instruction booklet on classifying contract employees |
| 2025 HB 4325: Spend $5 million to police payroll fraud |
| 2025 HB 4326: Create whistleblower protection for employees complaining to press |
| 2025 HB 4327: Token unenforceable bill against false claims to be caused by HB 4316-26 |
| 2025 HR 59: Designate an awareness week |
| 2025 HB 4329: New law to restrict reporting of medical debt information |
| 2025 HB 4357: Modify term of office start date for township officers |
| 2025 HB 4358: Modify term of office start date for city officers |
| 2025 HB 4359: Modify term of office start date for village officers |
| 2025 HB 4360: Modify term of office start date for village officers |
| 2025 HB 4382: Ban utility monopolies from supporting PACs |
| 2025 HB 4383: Ban political donations by state contractors |
| 2025 HB 4384: Unconstitutionally prohibit government contracts to entities that donate to political campaigns |
| 2025 HB 4393: Increase disposal fees and impose other regulations on hazardous waste |
| 2025 HR 71: Designate an awareness day |
| 2025 HB 4407: Create new “MICare” socialist medical coverage scheme |
| 2025 HB 4409: Mandate employers provide written job descriptions and provide penalties |
| 2025 HR 83: Designate an awareness week |
| 2025 HR 86: Designate an awareness week |
| 2025 HB 4435: Authorize regulations on “workplace ergonomics” |
| 2025 HB 4436: Ban employers from punishing employee for speaking about occupational hazards |
| 2025 HB 4437: Make workplace safety penalties match federal penalties |
| 2025 HB 4438: New law to ban employers from punishing employees for raising concerns over infection control |
| 2025 HB 4439: Ban employers from punishing employee for speaking about occupational hazards |
| 2025 HB 4440: Create an “infectious disease worker safety commission” |
| 2025 HB 4441: Increase penalties for violations of youth employment standards act |
| 2025 HB 4442: Companion to HB 4441 |
| 2025 HB 4446: Allow local governments to impose labor restrictions and regulations |
| 2025 HB 4447: Repeal the Fair and Open Competition in Governmental Construction Act |
| 2025 HB 4448: New law to mandate employers give cause for firing employees |
| 2025 HB 4449: New law to ban employment decisions based on the health or illness of an employee's family member |
| 2025 HB 4450: New law to prohibit job discrimination based on appearance |
| 2025 HB 4451: Ban employers from replacing striking workers |
| 2025 HB 4452: Ban companies relocating within a period after a union deal is made |
| 2025 HB 4453: New law to ban companies from discriminating against employees “who perform certain lawful activities during nonworking hours” |
| 2025 HB 4454: Allow counties to certify labor unions |
| 2025 HB 4455: Create new “worker freedom act” to allow workers to sue employers on pretextual bases |
| 2025 HB 4456: New law to ban employers monitoring employee communications |
| 2025 HB 4457: Ban use of state funds to discourage unionization |
| 2025 HB 4458: Ban public employer from ceasing operations within 1 year of it electing a bargaining representative |
| 2025 HR 89: Express an opinion |
| 2025 HR 90: Express an opinion |
| 2025 HB 4465: Allow concealing features under religious garb in mugshots |
| 2025 HR 92: Designate an awareness month |
| 2025 HR 98: Designate an awareness month |
| 2025 HB 4476: Designate an awareness day |
| 2025 HB 4478: Companion to HB 4479 |
| 2025 HB 4479: Criminalize making or having gun without serial number on every part |
| 2025 HR 101: Designate an awareness month |
| 2025 HR 105: Censure member of opposing party |
| 2025 HR 109: Designate an awareness week |
| 2025 HR 111: Designate an awareness month |
| 2025 HR 115: Express an opinion |
| 2025 HB 4536: Ban using AI to adjudicate health insurance claims |
| 2025 HB 4537: Ban using AI to adjudicate HHS claims |
| 2025 HB 4538: Ban using software to sharing pricing information to set rent rates |
| 2025 HB 4544: Create new “prescription drug cost and affordability review act” to impose price controls (scarcity) on drugs |
| 2025 HB 4545: Companion to HB 4544 |
| 2025 HB 4546: Companion to HB 4544 |
| 2025 HR 119: Designate an awareness day |
| 2025 HB 4555: New law to create a “water rate affordability program” (paid for by tax dollars) |
| 2025 HB 4604: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4605: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4606: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4607: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4608: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4609: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4610: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4611: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4612: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4613: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4615: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4616: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4617: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4618: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4619: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4620: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4622: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4623: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4624: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4625: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4626: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4627: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4628: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4629: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4630: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4631: Update references to reflect radical gender ideology |
| 2025 HB 4636: Package of bills requiring water quality tests, cleanup, regulations, legal actions, etc. |
| 2025 HB 4637: Package of bills requiring water quality tests, cleanup, regulations, legal actions, etc. |
| 2025 HB 4638: Package of bills requiring water quality tests, cleanup, regulations, legal actions, etc. |
| 2025 HB 4639: Package of bills requiring water quality tests, cleanup, regulations, legal actions, etc. |
| 2025 HB 4640: Package of bills requiring water quality tests, cleanup, regulations, legal actions, etc. |
| 2025 HB 4641: Remove prohibition against dark sky preserve in Upper Peninsula |
| 2025 HR 127: Express an opinion |
| 2025 HR 130: Designate an awareness day |
| 2025 HR 132: Express an opinion |
| 2025 HB 4669: Allow state lawmakers to make surprise inspections on Department of Corrections facilities |
| 2025 HB 4686: Legalize growing and taking psychedelic mushrooms |
| 2025 HR 137: Designate an awareness day |
| 2025 HR 138: Designate an awareness month |
| 2025 HB 4725: Create forced-unionism and monopoly bargaining for student athletes |
| 2025 HR 140: Express an opinion |
| 2025 HB 4742: Restrict permits when projects are located on “environmentally overburdened communities” |
| 2025 HB 4758: New law to provide unemployment services for federal employees |
| 2025 HB 4759: Companion to HB 4758 |
| 2025 HR 152: Express an opinion |
| 2025 HR 153: Express an opinion |
| 2025 HB 4796: Prohibit military activity of other states' national guards |
| 2025 HB 4818: Revise details of requirements for school districts borrowing money |
| 2025 HR 163: Designate an awareness month |
| 2025 HR 164: Express an opinion |
| 2025 HB 4940: Revise details of claims for cleanup of releases from underground storage tanks |
| 2025 HB 4941: New law to prohibit law enforcement cooperating with ICE |
| 2025 HB 4942: Ban funding actions that violate habeas corpus |
| 2025 HB 4943: Ban funding unconstitutional actions |
| 2025 HB 4944: Put Miranda warning requirement (right to remain silent, etc.) into state law |
| 2025 HJR P: Amend Michigan Constitution to allow Supreme Court to declare a rebellion or invasion on request of governor or legislature |
| 2025 HB 4973: Require “power outage credits” |
| 2025 HB 4974: Companion to HB 4973 |
| 2025 HB 4975: Companion to HB 4973 |
| 2025 HB 4976: Companion to HB 4973 |
| 2025 HB 4977: Companion to HB 4973 |
| 2025 HB 4978: Require public service commission review energy monopoly companies' investment and maintenance distribution plans |
| 2025 HR 173: Express an opinion |
| 2025 HB 5000: Increase employment security benefit |
| 2025 HB 5001: Modify formula of employment security remuneration provision |
| 2025 HB 5002: Mandate unemployment agency use “plain language” |
| 2025 HB 5003: Increase income and asset thresholds for unemployment restitution waivers |
| 2025 HB 5004: Eliminate required conditions for employee leaving employment for medical reasons |
| 2025 HB 5005: Allow employees be absent without notice |
| 2025 HB 5006: Create appeal system for recipient of improperly paid unemployment benefits |
| 2025 HB 5007: Revise conditions for services performed counting as “employment” |
| 2025 HB 5008: Decrease percentage of wages to be garnished for recovery of improperly collected unemployment benefits |
| 2025 HR 175: Designate an awareness day |
| 2025 HR 179: Designate an awareness month |
| 2025 HB 5070: Spend $78 million on prenatal and infant support programs |
| 2025 HB 5071: Spend $175,000 to fund “violence against women grant” |
| 2025 HB 5072: Spend $1,480,000 to fund testing of rape kits |
| 2025 HB 5141: Allow unionization of farm labor home workers |
| 2025 HB 5170: Make it a “right” for tenants to put water bill in their name |
| 2025 HB 5171: Prohibit water authorities from acquiring liens |
| 2025 HB 5173: Include water utilities in a certain public records requirement |
| 2025 HB 5193: Spend $600 million on food stamps |
| 2025 HB 5194: Spend $12,500,000 for food pantry grants |
| 2025 HB 5195: Spend $12,500,000 for food bank grants |
| 2025 HR 201: Designate an awareness month |
| 2025 HB 5208: Ban certain cat declawing procedures |
| 2025 HB 5209: Ban certain cat declawing procedures |
| 2025 HB 5222: Prohibit “dynamic pricing”of groceries |
| 2025 HB 5223: Companion to HB 5222 |
| 2025 HB 5224: Companion to HB 5222 |
| 2025 HB 5250: Ban sale of certain dietary supplements and diet pills to minors |
| 2025 HR 216: Express an opinion |
| 2025 HR 219: Express an opinion |
| 2025 HR 221: Express an opinion |
| 2025 HB 5355: New “Michigan Fair Chance Access to Housing Act” to prohibit landlords from refusing to rent to criminals |
| 2025 HB 5362: Withdraw $100 million in corporate welfare spending |
| 2025 HR 225: Designate an awareness day |
| 2025 HR 226: Express an opinion |
| 2025 HB 5365: Create another state housing subsidy scheme |
| 2025 HB 5366: Mandate disclosures that a real estate buyer is an assignor |
| 2025 HB 5367: Companion to HB 5365 |
| 2025 HB 5374: Impose price floors on labor for broadband service projects |
| 2025 HR 227: Express an opinion |
| 2025 HR 229: Designate an awareness day |
| 2025 HB 5393: Allow recipients of improperly paid unemployment benefits during Covid pandemic to keep them |
| 2025 HB 5394: Allow recipients of improperly paid unemployment benefits during Covid pandemic to keep them |
| 2025 HB 5397: Eliminate data center taxpayer subsidy |
| 2025 HB 5398: Companion to HB 5396-97 |
| 2025 HB 5399: Prohibit local officials signing non-disclosure agreements with data centers |
| 2025 HB 5409: Include pet expenses in crime victim claims |
| 2025 HB 5410: Include pet care coverage in domestic violence shelter programs |
| 2025 HB 5411: Require disclosure of modifications to corporate welfare deals and reduce spending if job creation is adversely affected |
| 2025 HB 5412: Freeze a corporate welfare subsidy until a report is given to the legislature |
| 2025 HB 5413: New law: “Corporate welfare prohibition compact” to end corporate welfare |
| 2025 HB 5414: Subject certain corporate welfare spending to FOIA disclosure |
| 2025 HB 5416: Mandate certain corporate welfare information be posted online |
| 2025 HB 5417: Mandate reports to legislature as a condition of corporate welfare subsidies |
| 2025 HB 5418: Mandate certain corporate welfare information be posted online |
| 2025 HB 5420: Require hospitals test for other drugs to diagnose a drug overdose |
| 2025 HB 5421: Allow receiving benefits after leaving employment due to being a “victim of stalking” |
| 2025 HB 5422: Expand sick time for sexual assault to include other kinds of violent crime |
| 2025 HB 5423: Prohibit employment discrimination against victims of violent crime |
| 2025 HB 5429: Spend $2 million on “autism navigator” program |
| 2025 HB 5436: Mandate health insurance cover hearing aids |
| 2025 HB 5437: Waive state ID card fee for those “fleeing domestic violence” |
| 2025 HB 5438: Waive vital records fee for those “fleeing a dangerous situation” |
| 2025 HB 5439: Create a state “homeless advocacy fund” |
| 2025 HB 5440: Create income tax checkoff for “homeless advocacy fund” (HB 5439) |
| 2026 HB 5454: Ban perchloroethylene in dry cleaning solvents |
| 2026 HR 234: Express an opinion |
| 2026 HB 5492: New law to regulate the use of license plate readers |
| 2026 HB 5493: Companion to HB 5492 |
| 2026 HB 5495: Ban law enforcement from entering a home based on a federal administrative warrant |
| 2026 HR 237: Designate an awareness day |
| 2026 HR 239: Designate an awareness month |
| 2026 HR 240: Express an opinion |
| 2026 HR 241: Commit libel |
| 2026 HB 5508: Ban non-disclosure settlements for sex discrimination claims |
| 2026 HB 5509: Prohibit non-disclosure settlements over civil rights violations unless accuser has an attorney |
| 2026 HR 243: Designate an awareness day |
| 2026 HB 5526: Prohibit monopoly utilities from charging fees unless authorized by the MPSC |
| 2026 HB 5527: Legalize harassing police |
| 2026 HB 5528: “Clarify” that peaceful protesting is not rioting |
| 2026 HB 5579: New law to ban employers from using AI in hiring decisions |
| 2026 HB 5580: Ban insurers from pricing or making coverage decision based on the breed of an insured's dog |
| 2026 HB 5586: Create an “office of community violence intervention services” and grant fund for it |
| 2026 HB 5587: Companion to HB 5586 |
| 2026 HB 5594: Ban future data centers (reportedly this bill is purely intended for posturing) |
| 2026 HB 5596: Companion to HB 5594 |
| 2026 HR 253: Commemorate religious holidays |
| 2026 HB 5662: New law to mandate ICE agents wear body-worn cameras |
| 2026 HB 5675: Prohibit monopoly utilities from filing for rate hikes within 3 years of the last rate case |
| 2026 HR 258: Express an opinion |
| 2026 HR 260: Designate an awareness week |
| 2026 HR 261: Designate an awareness day |
| 2026 HB 5722: Mandate motorized wheelchair companies provide parts to owners and repair shops |
| 2026 HB 5741: Ban weapons in all state-owned buildings |
| 2026 HB 5742: Ban firearms in all state-owned buildings |
| 2026 HB 5743: Impose 3-day waiting period to purchase a firearm |
| 2026 HB 5747: Ban firearms in state-owned buildings |
| 2026 HB 5748: Ban firearms in state-owned buildings |
| 2026 HB 5749: Allow local governments to infringe upon Second Amendment |
| 2026 HB 5751: Unconstitutionally ban bump stocks |
| 2026 HB 5771: Prohibit “surveillance pricing” (eg Kroger Plus. Mperks discounts) |
| 2026 HR 266: Designate an awareness day |
| 2026 HR 267: Designate an awareness day |
| 2026 HB 5776: Prohibit a university from applying a tax exemption for a data center |
| 2026 HR 269: Express an opinion |
| 2026 HB 5801: Make numerous and major changes to commercial fishing law |
| 2026 HB 5802: Companion to HB 5801 |
| 2026 HR 280: Designate an awareness month |
| 2026 HR 284: Create a select committee for political purposes |
| 2026 HR 285: Express an opinion |
| 2026 HB 5838: Designate a Hindu holiday |
| 2026 HB 5839: Designate a pagan holiday |
| 2026 HB 5840: Designate a Sikh holiday |
| 2026 HB 5841: Designate Islamic holidays |
| 2026 HB 5890: New law to ban PFAS in household products |
| 2026 HB 5891: Companion to HB 5890 |
| 2026 HB 5892: New law to ban talc and other compounds in cosmetics |
| 2026 HB 5893: Create a taxpayer subsidy for “farmers affected by PFAS” (environmentalist hoax) |
| 2026 HB 5894: Mandate “access to safe drinking water” when a source tests positive for PFAS (environmentalist hoax) |
| 2026 HB 5895: Mandate testing for PFAS (environmentalist hoax) |
| 2026 HB 5896: Create an “action response team” to promote the PFAS environmentalist hoax |
| 2026 HB 5897: Create a “PFAS action response team” to address a make-believe environmental crisis |
| 2026 HB 5898: Create a citizens' working group on hazardous products |
| 2026 HB 5920: Expand powers of legislative ombudsman to Department of Corrections |
| 2026 HB 5921: Companion to HB 5920 |
| 2026 HB 5924: New law to ban online ads being louder than program content |
| 2026 HB 5925: Impose taxes to counter federal deduction for certain outsourcing expenses |
| 2026 HB 5928: Ban hedge funds from buying residential property |
| 2026 HB 5930: Companion to HB 5928 |
| 2026 HR 300: Designate an awareness week |
| 2026 HR 301: Designate an awareness week |
| 2026 HB 5951: Restrict police usage of anti-riot weapons |
| 2026 HB 5954: New law to impose “scheduling standards” on employers |
| 2026 HB 5955: New law to impose regulations on temp agencies |
| 2026 HB 5969: Sweeping new election law to rig elections for Democrats |
| 2026 HB 5970: Companion to HB 5969 |
| 2026 HB 5971: Companion to HB 5969 |
| 2026 HB 5972: Companion to HB 5969 |
| 2026 HR 315: Designate an awareness month |
| 2026 HR 319: Designate an awareness month |
| 2026 HB 5986: Ban cryptocurrency kiosks |
| 2026 HR 325: Express an opinion |
| 2026 HB 6041: Provide for community solar facilities under certain conditions |
| 2026 HB 6053: Mandate stores accept bottle returns through business hours or 8am-11pm |
| 2026 HR 329: Designate an awareness month |
| 2026 HB 6066: Regulate and inspect onsite wastewater treatment systems |
| 2026 HB 6075: Make taxpayers spend more on schools by inflation index in addition to the burden of inflation everywhere else |
| 2026 HR 330: Designate an awareness month |
Votes |
| #1 01/11/23: Elect Joe Tate Speaker: Yes |
| #2 01/11/23: Elect Laurie Pohutsky Speaker Pro Tempore: Yes |
| #3 01/11/23: Elect Richard Brown Clerk of the House: Yes |
| #4 01/24/23: SB 7: Spend another 1.1 billion – On passage: Yes |
| #5 01/26/23: HB 4001: Create pension tax deduction for govt employees, spend a billion dollars, block tax cut – On passage: Yes |
| #6 01/26/23: HB 4002: Increase Earned Income Tax Credit – On passage: Yes |
| #7 01/26/23: SB 8: Appropriate 27.9 million in federal school grants – On passage: Yes |
| #8 01/26/23: SB 7: Spend another 1.1 billion – On passage (Concurrence): No, against majority of his own party |
| #9 01/31/23: SB 13: Make presidential primary earlier – Uphold rules violation blocking debate on SB 13: Yes |
| #10 01/31/23: SB 13: Make presidential primary earlier – On passage: Yes |
| #11 02/01/23: HB 4016: More department money for current and past fiscal year – On passage: Yes |
| #12 02/01/23: HB 4001: Create pension tax deduction for govt employees, spend a billion dollars, block tax cut – Accept Senate substitute: No |
| #13 02/09/23: HB 4001: Create pension tax deduction for govt employees, spend a billion dollars, block tax cut – On passage - Conf. report: No, against majority of his own party |
| #14 03/01/23: HB 4016: More department money for current and past fiscal year – On passage - concurrence: Yes |
| #15 03/02/23: HB 4006: Legalize abortion – On passage: Yes |
| #16 03/02/23: HB 4032: Legalize abortion – On passage: Yes |
| #17 03/07/23: SB 12: Repeal 3rd grade reading law – On passage: Yes |
| #18 03/08/23: SB 4: Create sexual orientation civil right – On passage: Yes |
| #19 03/08/23: HB 4003: Create sexual orientation civil right – On passage: Yes |
| #20 03/08/23: HB 4004: Repeal Right to Work – On passage: Yes |
| #21 03/08/23: HB 4005: Repeal Right to Work – On passage: Yes |
| #22 03/08/23: HB 4007: Mandate prevailing wage – On passage: Yes |
| #23 03/08/23: HB 4138: Universal Gun Registration – On passage: Yes |
| #24 03/08/23: HB 4142: Universal Gun Registration – On passage: Yes |
| #25 03/08/23: HB 4143: Universal Gun Registration – On passage: Yes |
| #26 03/16/23: HB 4039: Exempt delivery and installation from sales tax in certain cases – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #27 03/16/23: HB 4054: Clarify detail on aggregate processing sales tax exemption – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #28 03/16/23: HB 4055: Clarify detail on aggregate processing sales tax exemption – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #29 03/16/23: HB 4137: Nothing. Correct misspelling on "forgone" in tax law – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #30 03/16/23: HB 4253: Exempt delivery and installation from sales tax – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #31 03/16/23: HB 4045: Create MSP childcare worker criminal database and review – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #32 03/16/23: HB 4219: Modify appointment to board of corporate welfare (Mich. Stategic Fund) – On passage: Yes |
| #33 03/21/23: SB 6: Mandate prevailing wage – On passage: Yes |
| #34 03/21/23: SB 34: Repeal Right to Work – On passage: Yes |
| #35 03/21/23: HB 4166: Eliminate A-F – On passage: Yes |
| #36 03/21/23: HB 4288: Repeal part of Emergency Manager law relating to monopoly union bargaining – On passage: Yes |
| #37 03/21/23: HB 4007: Mandate prevailing wage – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #38 03/21/23: HB 4004: Repeal Right to Work – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #39 03/22/23: HB 4199: Allow spouses be eligible for Michigan National Guard tuition assistance – On passage: Yes |
| #40 03/22/23: SB 2: Legalize abortion – On passage: Yes |
| #41 03/22/23: HB 4167: Create a rare disease advisory council – On passage: Yes |
| #42 03/22/23: HB 4139: Lock Up Your Safety – On passage: Yes |
| #43 03/22/23: HB 4140: Exempt gun safety devices from sales/use tax – On passage: Yes |
| #44 03/22/23: HB 4141: Exempt gun safety devices from sales/use tax – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #45 03/22/23: HB 4144: Lock Up Your Safety – On passage: Yes |
| #46 03/22/23: SB 79: Lock Up Your Safety law – On passage: Yes |
| #47 03/22/23: SB 80: Lock Up Your Safety law – On passage: Yes |
| #48 03/22/23: SB 81: Tax exemption for gun safety devices – On passage: Yes |
| #49 03/22/23: SB 82: Tax exemption for gun safety devices – On passage: Yes |
| #57 04/01/23: HB 4143: Universal Gun Registration – On passage: Yes |
| #50 04/11/23: HB 4157: Allows excused absences for students to play "Taps" at military funerals – On passage: Yes |
| #51 04/13/23: HB 4145: Red Flag Law – On passage: Yes |
| #52 04/13/23: HB 4146: Red Flag Law – On passage: Yes |
| #53 04/13/23: HB 4147: Red Flag Law – On passage: Yes |
| #54 04/13/23: HB 4148: Red Flag Law – On passage: Yes |
| #55 04/13/23: SB 83: RED FLAG LAW – On passage: Yes |
| #56 04/13/23: HB 4064: "Encourage" some scheme to teach cursive handwriting – On passage: Yes |
| #58 04/13/23: HR 72: Express an opinion – On passage: Yes |
| #59 04/19/23: HB 4202: Allow automatic conviction for rape of mentally incapacitated spouse – On passage: Yes |
| #60 04/20/23: SB 101: Eliminate sunset on allowing private insurance companies to meet remotely – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #61 04/20/23: HB 4047: Designate a holiday – On passage: Yes |
| #62 04/20/23: SB 63: Allow school sinking fund to cover transportation – On passage: Yes |
| #63 04/25/23: HR 81: Designate a tribute day – On passage: Yes |
| #64 04/26/23: HB 4054: Clarify detail on aggregate processing sales tax exemption – Concur with Senate: No, against majority of his own party |
| #65 04/26/23: HB 4146: Red Flag Law – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #66 04/26/23: HB 4147: Red Flag Law – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #67 04/26/23: HB 4148: Red Flag Law – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #68 04/26/23: SB 97: Clarify sales/use tax industrial processing exemption detail – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #69 04/26/23: SB 160: Exempt delivery and installation from sales tax – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #70 04/26/23: SB 259: Allow overseas ballots to be counted if postmarked by Election Day even if received up to 6 days after Election Day and allow Benson to issue rules in violation of Administrative Procedures Act. – On passage: Yes |
| #71 04/27/23: SB 18: Designate Korematsu Day – On passage: Yes |
| #72 05/02/23: HB 4250: Increase penalties for texting while driving – On passage: Yes |
| #73 05/02/23: HB 4251: Increase penalties for texting while driving – On passage: Yes |
| #74 05/02/23: HB 4252: Increase penalties for texting while driving – On passage: Yes |
| #75 05/02/23: HB 4201: Eliminate sunset on allowing alcohol delivery and carryout sales – On passage: Yes |
| #76 05/03/23: HB 4238: Natural Resources Trust Fund annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #77 05/03/23: SB 147: Make abortion a civil right, requiring employers to pay for procedures – On passage: Yes |
| #78 05/03/23: SB 147: Make abortion a civil right, requiring employers to pay for procedures – On passage: Yes |
| #79 05/03/23: HB 4084: Revise covid-related property tax collection detail – On passage: Yes |
| #80 05/10/23: HB 4286: "School aid" annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #81 05/10/23: HB 4287: Department of Education annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #82 05/10/23: HB 4303: Community Colleges annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #83 05/10/23: HB 4304: Universities annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #84 05/10/23: HB 4249: Dept of Environmental Quality annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #85 05/10/23: HB 4289: Dept of Agriculture (MDARD) annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #86 05/10/23: HB 4290: Dept of Natural Resources (DNR) annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #87 05/10/23: HB 4310: Dept of Heath and Human Services (DHHS) – On passage: Yes |
| #88 05/10/23: HB 4247: Dept of Corrections annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #89 05/10/23: HB 4292: General government budget (legislature, governor, AG, SOS, Treasury, DTMB, Civil Rights) – On passage: Yes |
| #90 05/10/23: HB 4309: Dept of Transportation (MDOT) annual budget – Support ruling of Speaker: Yes |
| #91 05/10/23: HB 4309: Dept of Transportation (MDOT) annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #92 05/10/23: HB 4246: Dept of Labor annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #93 05/10/23: HB 4280: Dept of Licensing and Regulation (LARA) annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #94 05/10/23: HB 4281: Dept of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS) annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #95 05/10/23: HB 4244: State Police annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #96 05/10/23: HB 4248: Dept of Veterans Affairs annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #97 05/10/23: HB 4245: Judiciary annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #98 05/11/23: HB 4033: Require state funding of special elections for state legislative seats – On passage: Yes |
| #99 05/11/23: HB 4376: Impose new limitations on how insurances agents can hold premiums – On passage: Yes |
| #100 05/11/23: HB 4362: Allow people to opt-in to donate organs when filing taxes – On passage: Yes |
| #101 05/11/23: HB 4363: Allow people to opt-in to donate organs when filing taxes – On passage: Yes |
| #102 05/11/23: HB 4364: Allow people to opt-in to donate organs when filing taxes – On passage: Yes |
| #103 05/11/23: HB 4250: Increase penalties for texting while driving – On passage: Yes |
| #104 05/11/23: HB 4251: Increase penalties for texting while driving – On passage: Yes |
| #105 05/11/23: HB 4252: Increase penalties for texting while driving – On passage: Yes |
| #106 05/11/23: HB 4437: Omnibus annual budget (everything except education) – On passage: Yes |
| #107 05/17/23: SB 173: K-12 "School Aid" annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #108 05/17/23: SB 178: Dept of Transportation (MDOT) annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #109 05/17/23: SB 194: Dept of Labor annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #110 05/17/23: SB 199: Dept of Environmental Quality (EGLE) annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #111 05/17/23: SB 200: Universities annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #112 05/17/23: SB 186: Department of Education annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #113 05/17/23: SB 195: Dept of Licensing and Regulation (LARA) annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #114 05/17/23: SB 197: Dept of Veterans Affairs annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #115 05/17/23: SB 201: Community Colleges annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #116 05/17/23: HB 4375: Allow more casinos – On passage: Yes |
| #117 05/18/23: HB 4176: Require cops pay for training if they leave within 3 years – On passage: Yes |
| #118 05/18/23: SB 32: Require cops pay for training if they leave within 3 years – On passage: Yes |
| #119 05/23/23: HB 4438: Expand mandatory arbitration for police and firefighters to include corrections officers – On passage: Yes |
| #120 05/23/23: HB 4439: Nothing, but rephrase law in gender-fluid language – On passage: Yes |
| #121 05/24/23: HB 4555: Designate a holiday – On passage: Yes |
| #122 05/24/23: HB 4071: Equal treatment by insurance companies for coverage of orally administered anticancer chemotherapy vs intravenous – On passage: Yes |
| #123 05/24/23: HB 4120: Require training materials for mandatory reporters of child abuse – On passage: Yes |
| #124 05/24/23: HB 4121: Revoke license for health professionals convicted of sexual misconduct – On passage: Yes |
| #125 05/24/23: HB 4122: Revoke license for health professionals convicted of sexual misconduct – On passage: Yes |
| #126 05/24/23: HB 4123: Prohibit school officials from preventing reporting sexual misconduct – On passage: Yes |
| #127 05/24/23: HB 4124: Prohibit school officials from preventing reporting sexual misconduct to Title IX coord. – On passage: Yes |
| #128 05/24/23: HB 4125: Prohibit expelling students who report sexual misconduct – On passage: Yes |
| #129 06/06/23: HB 4244: State Police annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #130 06/06/23: HB 4245: Judiciary annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #131 06/06/23: HB 4247: Dept of Corrections annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #132 06/06/23: HB 4281: Dept of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS) annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #133 06/06/23: HB 4289: Dept of Agriculture (MDARD) annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #134 06/06/23: HB 4290: Dept of Natural Resources (DNR) annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #135 06/06/23: HB 4292: General government budget (legislature, governor, AG, SOS, Treasury, DTMB, Civil Rights) – Concur with Senate: No |
| #136 06/06/23: HB 4310: Dept of Heath and Human Services (DHHS) – Concur with Senate: No, against majority of his own party |
| #137 06/07/23: HB 4420: Allow law enforcement to give victims' info to survivor programs without their consent – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #138 06/07/23: HB 4421: Allow accusers' faces be blurred in court video proceedings – On passage: Yes |
| #139 06/07/23: HB 4422: Expand definition of "serious misdemeanor" – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #140 06/07/23: HB 4423: Allow victim impact statements be made remotely – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #141 06/07/23: HB 4516: Expand domestic violence government spending to include tribal programs – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #142 06/08/23: SB 90: Make hair style a civil right – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #143 06/08/23: HB 4273: Require codemnation notices be sent to tenants as well as landlords – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #144 06/08/23: HB 4197: Give government new powers to regulate against financial exploitation – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #145 06/13/23: HB 4495: Make various changes to the medical assistance program to reflect there not being certain program waivers – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #146 06/13/23: HB 4496: Make various changes to the medical assistance program to reflect there not being certain program waivers – On passage: Yes |
| #147 06/14/23: SB 50: Designate "Juneteenth" – On passage: Yes |
| #148 06/14/23: HB 4457: Create "Juneteenth" taxpayer-funded state employee vacation day – On passage: Yes |
| #149 06/14/23: HB 4153: Create railroad local grade separation grant program and fund – On passage: Yes |
| #150 06/14/23: SB 125: Create railroad local grade separation grant program – On passage: Yes |
| #151 06/14/23: HB 4515: Make permanent a once-expiring off-road vehicle fee – On passage: Yes |
| #152 06/14/23: HB 4159: Designate state butterfly – On passage: Yes |
| #153 06/14/23: HB 4191: Give state IDs and driver licenses to parolees before release – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #154 06/14/23: HB 4192: Give state IDs and driver licenses to parolees before release – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #155 06/14/23: HB 4193: Give state IDs and driver licenses to parolees before release – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #156 06/14/23: HB 4194: Give state IDs and driver licenses to parolees before release – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #157 06/14/23: HB 4173: Create a criminal justice policy commission within legislature – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #158 06/14/23: HB 4384: Describe duties of sentencing commission created by HB 4173 – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #159 06/14/23: HB 4695: Implement early voting – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #160 06/14/23: HB 4696: Make crime of reporting early voting results – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #161 06/14/23: HB 4697: Mandate ballot drop boxes – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #162 06/14/23: HB 4698: Allow easily faked IDs (student IDs, etc.) be used for voting ID – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #163 06/14/23: HB 4699: Implement permanent no-reason absentee voting – On passage: Yes |
| #164 06/14/23: HB 4700: Rewrite rules on absentee ballots – On passage: Yes |
| #165 06/14/23: HB 4701: Companion bil with HB 4700 to rewrite rules on absentee ballots – On passage: Yes |
| #166 06/14/23: HB 4702: Increase precinct size from less than 3,000 voters to 5,000 – On passage: Yes |
| #167 06/14/23: HB 4616: Ban "conversion therapy" – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #168 06/14/23: HB 4617: Ban "conversion therapy" – On passage: Yes |
| #169 06/20/23: HB 4820: Allow school districts put seniority over effectiveness in hiring and firing – On passage: Yes |
| #170 06/20/23: SB 359: Eliminate job performance-based compensation for teachers and school administrators and impose mandate on charter schools – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #171 06/20/23: SB 289: Expand corporate welfare special interest deal – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #172 06/20/23: SB 35: Eliminate asset test for food stamps – On passage: Yes |
| #173 06/20/23: HB 4474: Expand definition of "hate crime" – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #174 06/20/23: HB 4475: Expand penalties for "hate crime" – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #175 06/20/23: HB 4476: Expand penalties for "hate crime" – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #176 06/20/23: HB 4477: Expand penalties for "hate crime" – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #177 06/20/23: HB 4354: Allow teachers unions to bargain to keep bad teachers – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #178 06/20/23: HB 4356: Allow teachers unions to bargain against third party support services – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #179 06/20/23: HB 4357: Allow teachers unions to bargain against third party support services – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #180 06/20/23: HB 4689: Name a road – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #181 06/20/23: HB 4044: Repeal Right to Work – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #182 06/20/23: HB 4233: Allow union bosses to extract dues from employees – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #183 06/21/23: HB 4293: Prohibit minors from marrying – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #184 06/21/23: HB 4294: Prohibit minors from marrying – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #185 06/21/23: HB 4295: Prohibit minors from marrying – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #186 06/21/23: HB 4296: Prohibit minors from marrying – On passage: Yes |
| #187 06/21/23: HB 4297: Prohibit minors from marrying – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #188 06/21/23: HB 4298: Prohibit minors from marrying – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #189 06/21/23: HB 4299: Prohibit minors from marrying – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #190 06/21/23: HB 4300: Prohibit minors from marrying – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #191 06/21/23: HB 4301: Prohibit minors from marrying – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #192 06/21/23: HB 4302: Prohibit minors from marrying – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #193 06/21/23: SB 66: Require materials in schools on sexual assault and harassment – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #194 06/21/23: SB 67: Make felony for unnecessary invasive medical procedures – On passage: Yes |
| #195 06/21/23: SB 68: Sentencing guidelines for violation of SB 67 – On passage: Yes |
| #196 06/21/23: SB 69: Require consent and witness for invasive procedures on minors – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #197 06/21/23: SB 70: Sentencing guidelines for violation of SB 69 – On passage: Yes |
| #198 06/21/23: SB 71: Require documentation of medically invasive procedures – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #199 06/21/23: SB 72: Sentencing guidelines for violation of SB 71 – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #200 06/21/23: SB 73: Protect anonymity of accuser in sexual assault accusations – On passage: Yes |
| #201 06/21/23: SB 236: Clarify definition of mental incapacitation detail in criminal sexual conduct context – On passage: Yes |
| #202 06/21/23: SB 129: Expand brownfield taxpayer subsidy deal to include subsidized housing – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #203 06/21/23: SB 130: Nothing - update references for SB 129 – On passage: No |
| #204 06/21/23: SB 131: Nothing - update references for SB 129 – On passage: No |
| #205 06/21/23: SB 132: Nothing - update references for SB 129 – On passage: No |
| #206 06/22/23: HB 4375: Allow more casinos – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #207 06/22/23: HB 4343: Expand legislative report about payday loans – On passage: Yes |
| #208 06/22/23: HB 4377: Revise details on sales/use tax exemption on prepared food – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #209 06/22/23: HB 4378: Revise details on sales/use tax exemption on prepared food – On passage: Yes |
| #210 06/22/23: SB 137: Implement certification of guardians and give guardians of tribal children access to funds – On passage: Yes |
| #211 06/22/23: SB 138: Implement certification of guardians and give guardians of tribal children access to funds – On passage: Yes |
| #212 06/22/23: SB 161: Require teachers take CPR training – On passage: Yes |
| #213 06/22/23: SB 162: Expand reciprocity for out-of-state school counselors – On passage: Yes |
| #214 06/22/23: HB 4066: Create a "high speed internet" bureuacracy – On passage: Yes |
| #215 06/22/23: HB 4454: Revise details of "business improvement zone" welfare districts – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #216 06/22/23: SB 164: Revise details of principal shopping districts and business improvement zones – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #217 06/22/23: SB 288: Make temporary Michigan energy assistance program permanent – On passage: Yes |
| #218 06/22/23: HB 4132: Create automated traffic "robo cops" – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #219 06/22/23: HB 4133: Create automated traffic "robo cops" – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #220 06/22/23: HB 4317: New law to create Payment in Lieu of Taxes for "solar energy districts" – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #221 06/22/23: HB 4318: New law to create Payment in Lieu of Taxes for "solar energy districts" – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #222 06/22/23: HB 4561: Allow liquor companies issue coupons that require purchase of non-alcoholic product – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #223 06/22/23: SB 326: Replace "he or she" with "the person" and "his or her" with "the person's" in a tax law – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #224 06/27/23: HB 4437: Omnibus annual budget (everything except education) – Concur with Senate (procedural vote to trigger conference committee): No |
| #225 06/27/23: HB 4352: Allow creation of HOV lane restrictions – On passage: Yes |
| #226 06/27/23: HB 4353: Allow creation of HOV lane restrictions – On passage: Yes |
| #227 06/27/23: HB 4569: Allow "pre-registration" of voters at age 16 – On passage: Yes |
| #228 06/27/23: SB 59: Clarify definition of peace officer in mental health code – On passage: Yes |
| #229 06/27/23: HB 4520: Increase penaltes for assault and battery against people performing medicine (incl. abortion) – On passage: Yes |
| #230 06/27/23: HB 4521: Increase penaltes for assault and battery against people performing medicine (incl. abortion) – On passage: Yes |
| #231 06/27/23: SB 247: Expand university ability to sell alcohol at events – On passage: Yes |
| #232 06/27/23: HB 4082: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #233 06/27/23: HB 4602: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #234 06/27/23: SB 302: Require buildings exceed energy code requirements to qualify as new construction energy project – On passage: Yes |
| #235 06/27/23: SB 303: Expand clean energy subsidies – On passage: Yes |
| #236 06/27/23: SB 52: Make penalty apply for failing to report a deer harvest retention number – On passage: Yes |
| #237 06/27/23: SB 219: Allow pharmacists to order and administer vaccines – On passage: Yes |
| #238 06/27/23: SB 339: Create absentee ballot electronic tracking system – On passage: Yes |
| #239 06/27/23: SB 367: Implement early voting – On passage: Yes |
| #240 06/27/23: SB 370: Rewrite rules on absentee ballots – On passage: Yes |
| #241 06/27/23: SB 371: Companion bill with SB 370 to rewrite rules on absentee ballots – On passage: Yes |
| #242 06/27/23: SB 373: Allow easily faked IDs (student IDs, etc.) be used for voting ID – On passage: Yes |
| #243 06/27/23: HB 4644: Make major changes to Power of Attorney Act – On passage: Yes |
| #244 06/27/23: HB 4645: Make major changes to Power of Attorney Act – On passage: Yes |
| #245 06/27/23: HB 4646: Make major changes to Power of Attorney Act – On passage: Yes |
| #246 06/27/23: HB 4362: Allow people to opt-in to donate organs when filing taxes – On passage: Yes |
| #247 06/27/23: HB 4363: Allow people to opt-in to donate organs when filing taxes – On passage: Yes |
| #248 06/27/23: HB 4495: Make various changes to the medical assistance program to reflect there not being certain program waivers – On passage: Yes |
| #249 06/28/23: SB 209: Prohibit minors from marrying – On passage: Yes |
| #250 06/28/23: SB 212: Prohibit minors from marrying – On passage: Yes |
| #251 06/28/23: SB 213: Prohibit minors from marrying – On passage: Yes |
| #252 06/28/23: SB 216: Prohibit minors from marrying – On passage: Yes |
| #253 06/28/23: HB 4619: Ban insurers from discriminating based on "sexual orientation or gender identity" – On passage: Yes |
| #254 06/28/23: HB 4620: Ban insurers from denying coverage based on preexisting conditions – On passage: Yes |
| #255 06/28/23: HB 4621: Mandate insurers cover dependents up to age 26 at request of policyholder – On passage: Yes |
| #256 06/28/23: HB 4622: Prohibit health insurers from offering plans with lifetime or annual dollar limits – On passage: Yes |
| #257 06/28/23: HB 4623: Prohibit health insurance that does not offer certain "minimum" coverage – On passage: Yes |
| #258 06/28/23: SB 141: Eliminate sunset on allowing alcohol delivery and carryout sales – On passage: Yes |
| #259 06/28/23: HB 4706: Clarify that electric vehicle charging services are not public utilities – On passage: Yes |
| #260 06/28/23: SB 14: Allow state to impose more strict energy rules than the feds do – On passage: Yes |
| #261 06/28/23: HB 4573: Extend sunset on special interest subsidy for jobs training program – On passage: Yes |
| #262 06/28/23: HB 4752: Expand "retired" school employees earning both a wage and a pension concurrently – On passage: Yes |
| #263 06/28/23: HB 4437: Omnibus annual budget (everything except education) – Adopt conference report (final passage): Yes |
| #264 06/28/23: SB 377: Create a criminal justice policy commission within legislature – On passage: Yes |
| #265 06/28/23: SB 56: Repeal archaic law against "lewd and lacscivious" relations out of wedlock – On passage: Yes |
| #266 06/28/23: HB 4696: Make crime of reporting early voting results – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #267 06/28/23: HB 4820: Allow school districts put seniority over effectiveness in hiring and firing – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #268 06/28/23: SB 173: K-12 "School Aid" annual budget – Adopt conference report (final passage): Yes |
| #269 09/06/23: HB 4295: Prohibit minors from marrying – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #270 09/06/23: HB 4296: Prohibit minors from marrying – On passage: Yes |
| #271 09/06/23: HB 4302: Prohibit minors from marrying – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #272 09/06/23: HB 4294: Prohibit minors from marrying – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #273 09/06/23: SB 134: Revise details of sobriety court – On passage: Yes |
| #274 09/06/23: SB 135: Revise details of sobriety court – On passage: Yes |
| #275 09/06/23: HB 4829: Extend a corporate welfare subsidy timeline by three more years – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #276 09/12/23: HB 4200: Require minors be screened periodically for lead poisoning – On passage: Yes |
| #277 09/12/23: SB 31: Require doctors test children for lead poisoning unless parent objects – On passage: Yes |
| #278 09/13/23: HB 4448: Designate a pagan holiday – On passage: Yes |
| #279 09/13/23: HB 4446: Designate a religious holiday – On passage: Yes |
| #280 09/13/23: HB 4447: Designate religious holidays – On passage: Yes |
| #281 09/13/23: HB 4449: Designate a religious holiday – On passage: Yes |
| #282 09/13/23: HB 4544: Designate a religious holiday – On passage: Yes |
| #283 09/13/23: HB 4545: Designate a religious holiday – On passage: Yes |
| #284 09/19/23: HB 4992: Impose fines and fees for protesting a tax or assessment if deemed "frivolous" – On passage: Yes |
| #285 09/19/23: HB 4998: Allow government to delay grain dealer licenses by 30 more days – On passage: Yes |
| #286 09/19/23: HB 4999: Allow department to grant an additional extension for a temporary grain dealer permit – On passage: Yes |
| #287 09/19/23: HB 5001: Revise details of farm produce insurance fees – On passage: Yes |
| #288 09/19/23: HB 5002: Alter pension health care payroll growth assumption rate and contribution requirements – On passage: Yes |
| #289 09/19/23: HB 5006: Remove expired language from a law – On passage: Yes |
| #290 09/20/23: HB 4982: Extend sunset on higher education and distance education reciprocal exchange act by 6 years – On passage: Yes |
| #291 09/20/23: HB 4341: Require filtration systems in child care centers – On passage: Yes |
| #292 09/20/23: HB 4342: Require filtration systems in child care centers – On passage: Yes |
| #293 09/20/23: HB 4988: Eliminate sunset on livestock licensing fees – On passage: Yes |
| #294 09/20/23: HB 4989: Eliminate sunset on food service establishment fees – On passage: Yes |
| #295 09/20/23: HB 4990: Eliminate sunset on vehicle registration tax – On passage: Yes |
| #296 09/20/23: HB 4991: Increase commercial look-up service fees – On passage: Yes |
| #297 09/20/23: HB 4993: Eliminate sunset on architect, engineer, and surveyor licensing fees – On passage: Yes |
| #298 09/20/23: HB 4994: Increase fees under uniform securities act – On passage: Yes |
| #299 09/20/23: HB 4995: Increase LLC statement fees – On passage: Yes |
| #300 09/20/23: HB 4996: Increase nonprofit corporation fees – On passage: Yes |
| #301 09/20/23: HB 4997: Increase business corporation fees – On passage: Yes |
| #302 09/20/23: HB 5000: Eliminate sunset on fingerprint and criminal record check fees – On passage: Yes |
| #303 09/20/23: HB 5003: Eliminate sunset on psychiatric hospital licensing fees – On passage: Yes |
| #304 09/20/23: HB 5004: Remove prohibition on health department charging for "quality assurance" assessments and increase home for the aged license fees – On passage: Yes |
| #305 09/20/23: HB 5007: Increase various natural resources and environmental protection fees – On passage: Yes |
| #306 09/26/23: HB 4331: Increase maximum fire insurance withholding and allow abandoned funds be used for repairs – On passage: Yes |
| #307 09/26/23: HB 4332: Increase penalties for blighting offenses and make crime for subsequent offenses – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #308 09/26/23: SB 268: Increase death benefit for cemetary or funeral goods – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #309 09/26/23: HB 4021: Refer to cops in law as "peace officers" – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #310 09/27/23: HB 4356: Allow teachers unions to bargain against third party support services – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #311 09/27/23: HB 5004: Remove prohibition on health department charging for "quality assurance" assessments and increase home for the aged license fees – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #312 09/27/23: SB 397: Increase outstanding bond limit for housing development authority ($5bn to $7bn) – On passage: Yes |
| #313 09/27/23: HB 4183: Expand drive time for historical vehicles – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #314 09/27/23: HB 4308: Create sickle cell anemia fundraising license plate – On passage: Yes |
| #315 09/27/23: HB 4337: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #316 09/27/23: HB 4511: Expand and change requirements on child safety car seats – On passage: Yes |
| #317 09/27/23: HB 4512: Expand and change requirements on child safety car seats – On passage: Yes |
| #318 09/27/23: SB 43: Spell out construction zone barrier detail – On passage: Yes |
| #319 09/27/23: HB 4717: Increase continuing education requirements on real estate brokers – On passage: Yes |
| #320 09/27/23: HB 4210: Expand paperless electronic voting – On passage: Yes |
| #321 09/27/23: HB 4926: Remove expired property tax details for Covid pandemic – On passage: Yes |
| #322 09/27/23: HB 4567: Update reference because no-ID absentee ballots are no longer presumptively challenged – On passage: Yes |
| #323 09/27/23: HB 4568: Allow companies to drive voters to the polls – On passage: Yes |
| #324 09/27/23: HB 4570: Allow voters to apply for absentee ballots online without signature verification – On passage: Yes |
| #325 09/28/23: SB 176: Extend veterans benefits to unremarried surviving spouse – On passage: Yes |
| #326 09/28/23: SB 330: Companion bill to SB 176 on disabled veteran tax filing requirements – On passage: Yes |
| #327 09/28/23: SB 364: Clarify definition of "qualified error" as regarding a veterans tax exemption – On passage: Yes |
| #328 09/28/23: HB 4852: Designate wild rice as the "official native grain" – On passage: Yes |
| #329 09/28/23: HB 4752: Expand "retired" school employees earning both a wage and a pension concurrently – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #330 10/03/23: HB 4352: Allow creation of HOV lane restrictions – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #331 10/03/23: HB 4353: Allow creation of HOV lane restrictions – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #332 10/04/23: HB 4553: Create a "local government reimbursement fund" – On passage: Yes |
| #333 10/04/23: HB 4554: Create a "local government reimbursement fund" – On passage: Yes |
| #334 10/04/23: HB 4983: Automatically register state ID holders to vote – On passage: Yes |
| #335 10/04/23: HB 4984: Automatically register state ID holders to vote – On passage: Yes |
| #336 10/04/23: HB 4985: Automatically register state ID holders to vote – On passage: Yes |
| #337 10/04/23: HB 4986: Remove option to decline to register to vote when applying for a state ID – On passage: Yes |
| #338 10/04/23: SB 374: Increase precinct size from less than 3,000 voters to 5,000 – On passage: Yes |
| #339 10/04/23: SB 281: Allow health insurers give third parties access to dental network contracts – On passage: Yes |
| #340 10/04/23: HB 4596: Mandate baby wipes be prominently marked as non-flushable – On passage: Yes |
| #341 10/05/23: SB 179: Give Indian tribes a cut of marijuana revenue – On passage: Yes |
| #342 10/05/23: SB 180: Give Indian tribes a cut of marijuana revenue – On passage: Yes |
| #343 10/10/23: HB 4647: Remove details on requirements of barbershop inspections – On passage: Yes |
| #344 10/10/23: HB 4438: Expand mandatory arbitration for police and firefighters to include corrections officers – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #345 10/11/23: HB 4704: Increase gift limit from life insurance agents from $5 to $50 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #346 10/12/23: HB 4341: Require filtration systems in child care centers – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #347 10/12/23: HB 4071: Equal treatment by insurance companies for coverage of orally administered anticancer chemotherapy vs intravenous – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #348 10/12/23: HB 4620: Ban insurers from denying coverage based on preexisting conditions – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #349 10/12/23: HB 4320: Make crime to harass, etc. a "vulnerable adult" that causes the person to provide pornography – On passage: Yes |
| #350 10/12/23: HB 4387: Sentencing guidelines for crime of coercing vulnerable adult to provide pornography – On passage: Yes |
| #351 10/12/23: SB 88: Require filtration systems in child care centers – On passage: Yes |
| #352 10/12/23: HB 5021: Put public school employees on Tier 1 retirement plan if they don't choose one – On passage: Yes |
| #353 10/12/23: HB 4823: Add a new probate judge in Macomb County – On passage: Yes |
| #354 10/12/23: HB 4920: Add a judge in Kenty County district court – On passage: Yes |
| #355 10/12/23: HB 4012: Increase speed limits – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #356 10/12/23: HB 4126: Eliminate sunset on speed limit guideline – On passage: Yes |
| #357 10/12/23: SB 331: Change application process for small business property tax exemption – On passage: Yes |
| #358 10/12/23: HB 4732: Provide that terms "health insurance policy" and "health benefit plan" do not include coverage that is only for excepted benefits under federal law – On passage: Yes |
| #359 10/12/23: HB 4733: Provide that terms "health insurance policy" and "health benefit plan" do not include coverage that is only for excepted benefits under federal law – On passage: Yes |
| #360 10/12/23: SB 356: Replace statutory requirement on summary of benefits statements to administrative rule – On passage: Yes |
| #361 10/12/23: SB 357: Prohibit insurers from rescinding health coverage – On passage: Yes |
| #362 10/12/23: SB 358: Mandate insurance coverage be pegged to a certain percentage of "full actuarial value" of benefits – On passage: Yes |
| #363 10/12/23: SB 470: Allow uniformed services voters to vote electronically earlier – On passage: Yes |
| #364 10/17/23: HB 4625: Limit time a youth can be placed in precourt diversion program and mandate a screening tool – On passage: Yes |
| #365 10/17/23: HB 4626: Limit time a youth can be placed in precourt diversion program and mandate a screening tool – On passage: Yes |
| #366 10/17/23: HB 4628: Mandate courts use screening tool for minors – On passage: Yes |
| #367 10/17/23: HB 4629: Mandate a juvenile screening tool before keeping juveniles in secure detention before trial – On passage: Yes |
| #368 10/17/23: HB 4630: Mandate Michigan indigent defense commission cover minors – On passage: Yes |
| #369 10/17/23: HB 4633: Require courts to consider a juvenile's maturity, emotional and mental health in sentencing – On passage: Yes |
| #370 10/17/23: HB 4636: Eliminate late court fees for juvenile criminals – On passage: Yes |
| #371 10/17/23: HB 4637: Eliminate "juvenile sentenced as adult" fee for juveniles sentenced as adults – On passage: Yes |
| #372 10/17/23: HB 4639: Rename "chidren's ombudsman" to "child advocate" – On passage: Yes |
| #373 10/17/23: HB 4640: Rename "chidren's ombudsman" to "child advocate" – On passage: Yes |
| #374 10/17/23: HB 4643: Rename "chidren's ombudsman" to "child advocate" – On passage: Yes |
| #375 10/18/23: SB 384: Ban denying or limiting insurance to organ donors – On passage: Yes |
| #376 10/18/23: SB 506: Increase food service establishment fees – On passage: Yes |
| #377 10/18/23: SB 507: Expand city income taxes – On passage: Yes |
| #378 10/18/23: SB 508: Limit farm produce insurance board member's mileage reimbursement – On passage: Yes |
| #379 10/18/23: SB 510: Allow department to grant an additional extension for a temporary grain dealer permit – On passage: Yes |
| #380 10/18/23: SB 511: Require university unfunded liability payments be made in full – On passage: Yes |
| #381 10/18/23: SB 55: Expand a certain tax exemption – On passage: Yes |
| #382 10/19/23: HB 4861: Remove conditions on a state property conveyed to Muskegon County – On passage: Yes |
| #383 10/19/23: HB 5074: Allow municipalities get "retroactive" approval of tax-incremenet financing projects going back 5 years – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #384 10/19/23: HB 4965: Include satellite services in definition of video program provider – On passage: Yes |
| #385 10/19/23: HB 4850: Exempt active duty military from jury duty – On passage: Yes |
| #386 10/19/23: HB 4942: Transfer a state-owned parking structure to the House of Representatives – On passage: Yes |
| #387 10/19/23: HB 4844: Allow student athletes to be paid by third parties for image, likeness, etc. – On passage: Yes |
| #388 10/19/23: HB 4816: New law to prohibit high school athletes from being paid (ban also applies directly to students) – On passage: Yes |
| #389 10/19/23: HB 4897: Provide for equipment sharing between MDOT and local road commissions – On passage: Yes |
| #390 10/19/23: HB 4608: Impose licensure on dietitian nutritionists – On passage: Yes |
| #391 10/19/23: HB 4718: Prohibit "heat of passion" defense against response to transgender sexual assault – On passage: Yes |
| #392 10/24/23: HB 4573: Extend sunset on special interest subsidy for jobs training program – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #393 10/24/23: HB 4979: Revise details of appointing tax assessors – On passage: Yes |
| #394 10/24/23: SB 280: Require children get dental exams – On passage: Yes |
| #395 10/24/23: HB 4909: Modify requirements to be appointed as a guardian or conservator – On passage: Yes |
| #396 10/24/23: HB 4910: Modify requirements to be appointed as a guardian or conservator – On passage: Yes |
| #397 10/24/23: HB 4911: Modify requirements to be appointed as a guardian or conservator – On passage: Yes |
| #398 10/24/23: HB 4912: Modify requirements to be appointed as a guardian or conservator – On passage: Yes |
| #399 10/24/23: HB 5047: Create "Office of State Guardian" to impose licensure on guardians – On passage: Yes |
| #400 10/24/23: HB 4738: Prohibit prosecutors from disclosing the identity of witnesses (accusers) in trials with exceptions – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #401 10/24/23: HB 4739: Prohibit prosecutors from disclosing the identity of witnesses (accusers) in trials with exceptions – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #402 10/25/23: HB 4416: Revise details of probate code – On passage: Yes |
| #403 10/25/23: HB 4417: Restrict free transfer of certain vehicles to a surviving spouse – On passage: Yes |
| #404 10/25/23: HB 4418: Increase amount of uniform transfers to minors without court approval – On passage: Yes |
| #405 10/25/23: HB 4419: Increase maximum value of certificate of title transferring deceased owner's interest – On passage: Yes |
| #406 10/25/23: HB 4346: Allow municipal employee retirement board to meet remotely – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #407 10/25/23: HB 4085: Provide safe harbor for youth at shelter for up to 72 hours without parental consent – On passage: Yes |
| #408 10/25/23: HB 4086: Define "homeless youth" – On passage: Yes |
| #409 10/25/23: HB 4865: Allow smaller gas stations to sell alcohol – On passage: Yes |
| #410 10/25/23: HB 4276: Impose various regulations on pharmacies – On passage: Yes |
| #411 10/25/23: SB 174: Another school supplemental – On passage: Yes |
| #412 10/31/23: HB 4948: Prohibit landlords from requiring disclosure of prospective tenants' criminal history – On passage: Yes |
| #413 10/31/23: HB 4960: Prohibit employers from requesting criminal histories of job applicants – On passage: Yes |
| #414 10/31/23: HB 4724: Increase property tax credit for disabled veterans and widows in certain circumstances – On passage: Yes |
| #415 10/31/23: HB 4716: Eliminate secretary of state's entitlement to conduct reviews of salvage vehicle dealer records – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #416 10/31/23: HB 4185: Clarify asbestos violation penalty details – On passage: Yes |
| #417 10/31/23: HB 4186: Create more asbestos regulations – On passage: Yes |
| #418 10/31/23: HB 4187: Create more asbestos regulations – On passage: Yes |
| #419 10/31/23: HB 4188: Create more asbestos regulations – On passage: Yes |
| #420 10/31/23: HB 4189: Create more asbestos regulations – On passage: Yes |
| #421 10/31/23: HB 4190: Create more asbestos regulations – On passage: Yes |
| #422 10/31/23: HB 4522: Create "family treatment courts" – On passage: Yes |
| #423 10/31/23: HB 4523: Allow violent offenders be admitted to mental health courts – On passage: Yes |
| #424 10/31/23: HB 4524: Allow courts to allow felon re-offenders continue on probation – On passage: Yes |
| #425 10/31/23: HB 4525: Allow courts to allow felon re-offenders continue on probation – On passage: Yes |
| #426 10/31/23: HB 5048: Allow local governments to levy taxes on hotels – On passage: Yes |
| #427 10/31/23: HB 5096: Expand "renaissance zone" corporate welfare scheme – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #428 10/31/23: HB 5100: Create new "research and development" tax subsidy program – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #429 10/31/23: HB 5101: Create new "research and development" tax subsidy program – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #430 10/31/23: HB 5102: Create new "research and development" tax subsidy program – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #431 10/31/23: HB 4368: Create a corporate tax credit for research and development – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #432 10/31/23: HB 4368: Create a corporate tax credit for research and development – On passage (re-vote): No, against majority of his own party |
| #433 10/31/23: HB 5099: Create new "research and development" tax subsidy program – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #434 11/01/23: HB 5046: Increase court transcript fees – On passage: Yes |
| #435 11/01/23: HB 5028: Ban homeowners associations from prohibiting solar cells and other "energy-saving improvements" – On passage: Yes |
| #436 11/01/23: HB 4723: Create Merchant Marines license plate – On passage: Yes |
| #437 11/01/23: SB 262: Revise detail of fire regulation applying to tents – On passage: Yes |
| #438 11/01/23: SB 513: Allow hospital to convert from county hospital to nonprofit hospital – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #439 11/01/23: HB 4945: Ban firearms from people convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence – On passage: Yes |
| #440 11/01/23: SB 471: Ban firearms from people convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence – On passage: Yes |
| #441 11/01/23: SB 528: Prescribe additional misdemeanor penalties if the perpetrator was dating, living with, or married to the victim – On passage: Yes |
| #442 11/01/23: HB 4129: Criminalize "intimidating" election officials committing crimes – On passage: Yes |
| #443 11/01/23: HB 4130: Criminalize "intimidating" election officials committing crimes – On passage: Yes |
| #444 11/01/23: HB 5141: Mandate political messages include disclaimer if they use AI-generated content – On passage: Yes |
| #445 11/01/23: HB 5142: Mandate political messages include disclaimer if they use AI-generated content – On passage: Yes |
| #446 11/01/23: HB 5143: Mandate political messages include disclaimer if they use AI-generated content – On passage: Yes |
| #447 11/01/23: HB 5144: Criminalize "materially deceptive" political ads – On passage: Yes |
| #448 11/01/23: HB 5145: Criminalize "materially deceptive" political ads – On passage: Yes |
| #449 11/01/23: HB 4885: Create a "medication aide training and permit program" – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #450 11/01/23: HB 4923: Create a "medication aide training and permit program" – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #451 11/01/23: SB 395: Lower standard for teacher evaluation – On passage: Yes |
| #452 11/01/23: SB 396: Lower standard for teacher certification – On passage: Yes |
| #453 11/01/23: SB 385: Allow applications for poll workers be submitted without being in handwriting – On passage: Yes |
| #454 11/01/23: SB 572: Reduce maximum precinct size from 5000 voters to 4999 voters – On passage: Yes |
| #455 11/01/23: SB 573: Reduce maximum precinct size from 5000 voters to 4999 voters – On passage: Yes |
| #456 11/01/23: HB 4230: Allow forced union dues to be spent on left-wing politics – On passage: Yes |
| #457 11/01/23: HB 4234: Allow automatic payroll deductions to be sent to (Democrat) PACs – On passage: Yes |
| #458 11/01/23: HB 4274: Create a "revenue sharing trust fund" – On passage: Yes |
| #459 11/01/23: HB 4275: Create a "revenue sharing trust fund" – On passage: Yes |
| #460 11/01/23: HB 4949: Legalize child sexual mutilation and mandate health insurance pay for abortions – On passage: Yes |
| #461 11/01/23: HB 4951: Update references to reflect legalized abortion – On passage: Yes |
| #462 11/01/23: HB 4953: Update references to reflect legalized abortion – On passage: Yes |
| #463 11/01/23: HB 4954: Update references to reflect legalized abortion – On passage: Yes |
| #464 11/01/23: HB 4955: Update references to reflect legalized abortion – On passage: Yes |
| #465 11/01/23: HB 4956: Legalize late-term abortion – On passage: Yes |
| #466 11/01/23: SB 474: Update references to reflect legalized abortion – On passage: Yes |
| #467 11/01/23: SB 476: Legalize late-term abortion – On passage: Yes |
| #468 11/01/23: SB 477: Allow pregnant student services provide abortion referrals – On passage: Yes |
| #469 11/02/23: HB 4520: Increase penaltes for assault and battery against people performing medicine (incl. abortion) – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #470 11/02/23: HB 4521: Increase penaltes for assault and battery against people performing medicine (incl. abortion) – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #471 11/02/23: HB 5059: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #472 11/02/23: HB 4158: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #473 11/02/23: HB 4722: Remove older language on "Juneteenth" state employee vacation day replaced in another bill – On passage: Yes |
| #474 11/02/23: HB 4154: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #475 11/02/23: HB 4981: Prohibit people running for sheriff unless having served as an LEO or CO in Michigan for 5 years or more – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #476 11/02/23: HB 4048: Allow exempt winner of multistate lottery from FOIA for anonymity – On passage: Yes |
| #477 11/02/23: HB 4605: Spend sales tax revenue on "public safety and violence prevention fund" – On passage: Didn't vote |
| #478 11/02/23: HB 4292: General government budget (legislature, governor, AG, SOS, Treasury, DTMB, Civil Rights) – Adopt conference report (final passage): Yes |
| #479 11/02/23: SB 280: Require children get dental exams – On passage: Yes |
| #480 11/02/23: SB 382: Require government agencies to be multilingual (paid for by taxpayers) – On passage: Yes |
| #481 11/02/23: HB 4720: Require government agencies to be multilingual (paid for by taxpayers) – On passage: Yes |
| #482 11/02/23: SB 174: Another school supplemental – Adopt conference report (final passage): Yes |
| #483 11/02/23: HB 5120: Allow state energy bureaucrats to override local zoning restrictions on wind and solar – On passage: Yes |
| #484 11/02/23: HB 5121: Allow state energy bureaucrats to override local zoning restrictions on wind and solar – On passage: Yes |
| #485 11/03/23: Appeal ruling of chair allowing conflict of interest of Rep. Joey Andrews, who owns a solar company: Yes |
| #486 11/03/23: SB 271: Mandate all energy be from renewable sources by 2035 – On passage: Yes |
| #487 11/03/23: SB 273: Mandate all energy be from renewable sources by 2035 – On passage: Yes |
| #488 11/03/23: SB 502: Mandate "equitable" access to wastewater utilities – On passage: Yes |
| #489 11/03/23: SB 519: New law to create a "community and worker economic transition office" – On passage: Yes |
| #490 11/03/23: SB 277: Allow farmers to rent land to build solar farms – On passage: Yes |
| #491 11/08/23: SB 273: Mandate all energy be from renewable sources by 2035 – On passage: Yes |
| #492 11/08/23: HB 5120: Allow state energy bureaucrats to override local zoning restrictions on wind and solar – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #493 11/08/23: HB 5121: Allow state energy bureaucrats to override local zoning restrictions on wind and solar – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #494 11/08/23: HB 4605: Spend sales tax revenue on "public safety and violence prevention fund" – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #495 11/08/23: HB 4606: Create "public safety and violence prevention fund" – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #496 11/08/23: SB 103: Impose licensure on hunting and fishing guides – On passage: Yes |
| #497 11/08/23: SB 104: Impose licensure on hunting and fishing guides – On passage: Yes |
| #498 11/08/23: SB 105: Impose licensure on hunting and fishing guides – On passage: Yes |
| #499 11/08/23: SB 293: Remove regulations on subsidized housing – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #500 11/08/23: HB 4905: Huge special interest deal for data center – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #501 11/08/23: HB 4906: Huge special interest deal for data center – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #502 11/08/23: HB 4273: Require codemnation notices be sent to tenants as well as landlords – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #503 11/08/23: HB 4569: Allow "pre-registration" of voters at age 16 – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #504 11/08/23: HB 4983: Automatically register state ID holders to vote – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #505 11/08/23: HB 4861: Remove conditions on a state property conveyed to Muskegon County – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #506 11/08/23: HB 4885: Create a "medication aide training and permit program" – Concur with Senate: No, against majority of his own party |
| #507 11/08/23: HB 5056: Create a 4-H Foundation fundraising license plate – On passage: Yes |
| #508 11/08/23: HB 5058: Create a 4-H Foundation fundraising license plate – On passage: Yes |
| #509 11/08/23: HB 4857: Exclude milkweed from definition of noxious weeds – On passage: Yes |
| #510 11/08/23: SB 337: Revise land survey map requirements – On passage: Yes |
| #511 11/08/23: SB 529: Extend period for county canvassers to certify election results and other certification process changes – On passage: Yes |
| #512 11/08/23: SB 227: Limit use of physical restraints child therapy group homes – On passage: Yes |
| #513 11/08/23: HB 5103: Issue driver licenses to those convicted of multiple violations of driving without licenses – On passage: Yes |
| #514 11/08/23: SB 464: Create Michigan license plates styled from earlier years – On passage: Yes |
| #515 11/08/23: HB 4917: Increase penalties for assault if the victim is a bus or train driver – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #516 11/08/23: SB 533: Allow for electronic transfer of title or interest in vehicles – On passage: Yes |
| #517 11/08/23: HB 4918: Increase penalties for assault if the victim is a bus or train driver – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #518 11/08/23: SB 22: Tweak definition of "TSA area" in an airport – On passage: Yes |
| #519 11/08/23: SB 410: Allow some lawsuits against drug-makers, removing ban on suing FDA-approved drugs – On passage: Yes |
| #520 11/08/23: SB 133: Create overdose fatality review teams – On passage: Yes |
| #521 11/08/23: SB 592: Prohibit state lawsuits related to various opioid settlements – On passage: Yes |
| #522 11/08/23: SB 418: Increase "county child care fund reimbursement rate" – On passage: Yes |
| #523 11/08/23: SB 421: Mandate courts use "risk and needs assessment" for juvenile criminals – On passage: Yes |
| #524 11/08/23: SB 425: Mandate appellate defender cover minors – On passage: Yes |
| #525 11/08/23: SB 426: Allow department to modify juvenile justice residential per diem rates – On passage: Yes |
| #526 11/08/23: SB 428: Prohibit courts from requiring juvenile delinquents and their families from paying certain court costs – On passage: Yes |
| #527 11/08/23: SB 429: Make taxpayers pay for DNA evidence fees instead of juvenile criminals – On passage: Yes |
| #528 11/08/23: SB 432: Expand powers of child advocates – On passage: Yes |
| #529 11/08/23: SB 435: Rename "chidren's ombudsman" to "child advocate" – On passage: Yes |
| #530 11/08/23: SB 436: Rename "chidren's ombudsman" to "child advocate" – On passage: Yes |
| #531 11/09/23: HB 5207: Impose regulatory regime on assisted/surrogate reproduction – On passage: Yes |
| #532 11/09/23: HB 5208: Impose regulatory regime on assisted/surrogate reproduction – On passage: Yes |
| #533 11/09/23: HB 5209: Impose regulatory regime on assisted/surrogate reproduction – On passage: Yes |
| #534 11/09/23: HB 5210: Impose regulatory regime on assisted/surrogate reproduction – On passage: Yes |
| #535 11/09/23: HB 5211: Impose regulatory regime on assisted/surrogate reproduction – On passage: Yes |
| #536 11/09/23: HB 5212: Impose regulatory regime on assisted/surrogate reproduction – On passage: Yes |
| #537 11/09/23: HB 5213: Impose regulatory regime on assisted/surrogate reproduction – On passage: Yes |
| #538 11/09/23: HB 5214: Impose regulatory regime on assisted/surrogate reproduction – On passage: Yes |
| #539 11/09/23: HB 5215: Impose regulatory regime on assisted/surrogate reproduction – On passage: Yes |
| #540 11/09/23: SB 505: Criminalize "intimidating" an election official – On passage: Yes |
| #541 11/09/23: SB 570: Prohibit county clerks from conducting election audits if the clerk is a member of a political party – On passage: Yes |
| #542 11/09/23: SB 590: Mandate all election court challenges be filed in the state Court of Claims – On passage: Yes |
| #543 11/09/23: SB 591: Prohibit legal challenges to presidential election – On passage: Yes |
| #544 11/09/23: SB 594: Eliminate protections against online voter registration fraud – On passage: Yes |
| #545 11/09/23: HB 4127: Ban firearms within 100ft of drop box – On passage: Yes |
| #546 11/09/23: HB 4128: Ban firearms within 100ft of drop box – On passage: Yes |
| #547 11/09/23: HB 4945: Ban firearms from people convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #548 11/09/23: HB 4824: Revise detail in reference to administrative procedures act within natural resources protection act – On passage: Yes |
| #549 11/09/23: HB 4825: Revise detail in reference to administrative procedures act within natural resources protection act – On passage: Yes |
| #550 11/09/23: HB 4826: Eliminate the environmental rules review committee (which cuts red tape) – On passage: Yes |
| #551 11/09/23: SB 374: Increase precinct size from less than 3,000 voters to 5,000 – On passage: Yes |
| #552 11/09/23: SB 613: Mandate elected officials report their personal finances – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #553 11/09/23: SB 614: Mandate candidates for public office disclose their personal finances – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #554 11/09/23: SB 615: Allow campaign committee to pay candidates' late filing fees – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #555 11/09/23: SB 616: Companion bill to SB 613-615 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #556 11/09/23: Quorum call: Yes |
| #557 11/09/23: HB 5048: Allow local governments to levy taxes on hotels – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #558 11/09/23: HB 4360: Allow emergency services to serve partial municipalities – On passage: Yes |
| #559 11/09/23: HB 4579: Require insurance remibursements for telehealth be the same as for office visits – On passage: Yes |
| #560 11/09/23: HB 4580: Require insurance remibursements for telehealth be the same as for office visits – On passage: Yes |
| #561 11/09/23: HB 4213: Expand coverage of telemedicine – On passage: Yes |
| #562 11/09/23: HB 4131: Require insurers cover telemedicine – On passage: Yes |
| #563 11/09/23: HB 4676: Mandate foster kids be subjected to Michigan state curriculum and impose assessments of education facilities at child care institutions – On passage: Yes |
| #564 11/09/23: HB 4677: Mandate foster kids be subjected to Michigan state curriculum and impose assessments of education facilities at child care institutions – On passage: Yes |
| #565 11/09/23: HB 4678: Mandate foster kids be subjected to Michigan state curriculum and impose assessments of education facilities at child care institutions – On passage: Yes |
| #566 11/09/23: HB 4072: Allow flashers and purple flags in funeral processions – On passage: Yes |
| #567 11/09/23: SB 169: Require public employers provide information to labor bosses – On passage: Yes |
| #568 11/09/23: HB 4325: Make garbage dumping a misdemeanor rather than civil infraction at certain volume – On passage: Yes |
| #569 11/09/23: SB 466: Exempt a cigar bar from smoking ban that only would apply to Bay City – On passage: Yes |
| #570 11/09/23: SB 185: More scrubbing relating to undoing the emergency manager law – On passage: Yes |
| #571 11/09/23: HB 5148: Revise disclosure rules for birth records of adoptees – On passage: Yes |
| #572 11/09/23: HB 5149: Revise disclosure rules for birth records of adoptees – On passage: Yes |
| #573 11/09/23: HB 4928: Impose fines for camera-based automated traffic tickets – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #574 11/09/23: HB 4929: Authorize money collected from camera-based tickets be given to schools – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #575 11/09/23: HB 4930: Allow traffic ticket cameras on school buses – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #576 11/09/23: SB 441: Impose regulations on fisheries – On passage: Yes |
| #577 11/09/23: HB 4476: Expand penalties for "hate crime" – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #578 11/09/23: HB 4387: Sentencing guidelines for crime of coercing vulnerable adult to provide pornography – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #579 11/09/23: HB 4477: Expand penalties for "hate crime" – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #580 11/09/23: HB 4695: Implement early voting – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #581 11/09/23: SB 148: Create reporting requirements for animal testing facilities – On passage: Yes |
| #582 11/09/23: SB 149: Require animal research facilities offer lab animals for adoption before euthanization – On passage: Yes |
| #583 11/09/23: HB 5141: Mandate political messages include disclaimer if they use AI-generated content – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #584 11/09/23: HB 5143: Mandate political messages include disclaimer if they use AI-generated content – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #585 11/09/23: HB 5145: Criminalize "materially deceptive" political ads – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #586 11/09/23: SB 586: Allow state energy bureaucrats to override local zoning restrictions on wind and solar – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #1 01/17/24: HB 4845: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #2 01/17/24: SB 227: Limit use of physical restraints child therapy group homes – On passage: Yes |
| #3 02/06/24: HB 4864: Revise detail on uniform statutory rule against perpetuities – On passage: Yes |
| #4 02/07/24: HB 4613: Extend temporary license term for emergency medical personnel – On passage: Yes |
| #5 02/07/24: HB 4614: Extend temporary license term for emergency medical personnel – On passage: Yes |
| #6 02/07/24: HB 4028: Exempt wrecker towing disabled vehicle from load limit – On passage: Yes |
| #7 02/13/24: SB 388: Modify details pertaining to the designation of an inactive credit union account – On passage: Yes |
| #8 02/13/24: SB 389: Allow checks, money orders, etc. to expire at a later date for military personnel – On passage: Yes |
| #9 02/14/24: HB 4416: Revise details of probate code – On passage: Yes |
| #10 02/14/24: HR 191: Condemn a political target of Democrats, the Honorable Representative Josh Schriver – On passage: Yes |
| #11 02/20/24: HB 4312: Allow summer resort associations to become nonprofits – On passage: Yes |
| #12 02/20/24: HB 4313: Allow summer resort associations to become nonprofits – On passage: Yes |
| #13 02/21/24: HB 4101: Extend temporary licensing of speech pathologists in training – On passage: Yes |
| #14 02/27/24: SB 57: Ban whipped cream devices – On passage: Yes |
| #15 02/27/24: SB 58: Ban whipped cream devices – On passage: Yes |
| #16 02/27/24: HB 5151: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #17 02/28/24: HB 4279: Clarify detail on how a local tax millage for CTE programs can be applied – On passage: Yes |
| #18 02/29/24: HB 4011: OSHA penalty exemption for certain deaths on family farms – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #19 03/05/24: HB 4705: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #20 03/05/24: HB 4977: Authorize resort associations to become nonprofits – On passage: Yes |
| #21 03/05/24: HB 4978: Authorize resort associations to become nonprofits – On passage: Yes |
| #22 03/06/24: HB 4924: Create new "uniform partition of heirs property act" – On passage: Yes |
| #23 03/12/24: HB 4676: Mandate foster kids be subjected to Michigan state curriculum and impose assessments of education facilities at child care institutions – On passage: Yes |
| #24 03/12/24: SB 721: Extend sunset for preserving existing mineral interests in a marketable record title – On passage: Yes |
| #25 03/13/24: HB 4603: Allow use of design-build constructing for some school buildings – On passage: Yes |
| #26 03/13/24: HB 5203: Allow sheriff's employees to work while still receiving retirement pay – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #27 03/19/24: HB 5378: Change a definition in motor carrier fuel tax act – On passage: Yes |
| #28 03/19/24: HB 5379: Revise details of regulations on lumber trucks – On passage: Yes |
| #29 03/19/24: HB 4927: Designate an awareness month – On passage: Yes |
| #30 03/19/24: HB 5527: Expand regulations on schools' cardiac emergency response plans – On passage: Yes |
| #31 03/19/24: HB 5528: Mandate athletic coaches be trained in CPR – On passage: Yes |
| #32 04/18/24: HB 4842: Revise details on interim financing for state buildings – On passage: Yes |
| #33 04/18/24: HB 5534: New act to require state supreme court to develop legislative proposals to change trial court funding – On passage: Yes |
| #34 04/18/24: HB 5392: Extend a sunset on some court costs imposed on convictions for 2 more years – On passage: Yes |
| #35 04/23/24: HB 5527: Expand regulations on schools' cardiac emergency response plans – Concur with Senate: No, against majority of his own party |
| #36 04/23/24: HB 5528: Mandate athletic coaches be trained in CPR – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #37 04/23/24: HB 4618: Include regional airport authorities in taxpayer-funded health insurance contribution law – On passage: Yes |
| #38 04/24/24: HB 4519: Designate a holiday – On passage: Yes |
| #39 04/24/24: HB 5077: Allow health agencies distribute naloxone (heroin anti-overdose drug) to ANY individual – On passage: Yes |
| #40 04/24/24: HB 5078: Allow health agencies distribute naloxone (heroin anti-overdose drug) to ANY individual – On passage: Yes |
| #41 04/24/24: HB 5534: New act to require state supreme court to develop legislative proposals to change trial court funding – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #42 04/24/24: HB 5392: Extend a sunset on some court costs imposed on convictions for 2 more years – Concur with Senate: No, against majority of his own party |
| #43 04/30/24: HB 4169: Incorporate interstate compact into occupational licensing of physical therapists – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #44 04/30/24: HB 4170: Incorporate interstate compact into occupational licensing of physical therapists – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #45 04/30/24: HB 5384: Define residence occupied post-sale by seller as a residence in definition – On passage: Yes |
| #46 04/30/24: HB 5385: Define residence occupied post-sale by seller as a residence and not a rental unit – On passage: Yes |
| #47 04/30/24: HB 5386: Allow recovery of possession of premises after the expiration of an agreement under which a seller is given temporary occupancy afer the sale of the premises – On passage: Yes |
| #48 05/01/24: SB 249: Expand occupational licensure on paramedics – On passage: Yes |
| #49 05/01/24: SB 27: Require insurers provide equal benefits for mental illness as real illness – On passage: Yes |
| #50 05/01/24: HB 5182: Criminalize using computers to steal cars – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #51 05/01/24: HB 5183: Criminalize using computers to steal cars – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #52 05/02/24: HB 4504: Create an interstate compact for physical therapist licensing – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #53 05/02/24: HB 4505: Create an interstate compact for physical therapist licensing – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #54 05/07/24: HB 5434: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #55 05/07/24: HB 5127: Allow partially disabled veterans get disabled veteran license plates – On passage: Yes |
| #56 05/08/24: HB 5500: Omnibus annual budget bill – On passage: Yes |
| #57 05/08/24: HB 5507: K-12 schools/colleges/universities combined annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #58 05/08/24: HB 5501: New “Department of lifelong education, advancement, and potential” annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #59 05/08/24: HB 5556: Dept of Health and Human Services annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #60 05/08/24: HB 5503: K-12 schools annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #61 05/08/24: HB 5505: State universities annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #62 05/08/24: HB 5504: Community colleges annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #63 05/08/24: HB 5499: Dept of Environmental Quality annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #64 05/08/24: HB 5509: Dept of Military and Veterans Affairs annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #65 05/08/24: HB 5511: Dept of Agriculture (MDARD) annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #66 05/08/24: HB 5508: Dept of Corrections annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #67 05/08/24: HB 5510: Michigan State Police annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #68 05/08/24: HB 5512: Dept of Natural Resources annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #69 05/08/24: HB 5515: Judiciary annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #70 05/08/24: HB 5516: "General government" annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #71 05/08/24: HB 5517: Transportation annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #72 05/08/24: SB 817: Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #73 05/08/24: HB 5502: Dept of Labor annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #74 05/08/24: HB 5514: Dept of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #75 05/08/24: HB 5513: Dept of Insurance and Financial Services annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #76 05/08/24: HB 5506: Dept of Education annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #77 05/09/24: HB 5096: Expand "renaissance zone" corporate welfare scheme – Concur with Senate: No, against majority of his own party |
| #78 05/09/24: HB 5534: New act to require state supreme court to develop legislative proposals to change trial court funding – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #79 05/09/24: HB 4523: Allow violent offenders be admitted to mental health courts – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #80 05/09/24: HB 4525: Allow courts to allow felon re-offenders continue on probation – On passage: Yes |
| #81 05/09/24: HB 4343: Expand legislative report about payday loans – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #82 05/09/24: HB 5522: Revise details of higher education commission (basically nothing) – On passage: Yes |
| #83 05/09/24: SB 227: Limit use of physical restraints child therapy group homes – On passage: Yes |
| #84 05/09/24: SB 518: Extend allowing interim teaching certificates – On passage: Yes |
| #85 05/14/24: HB 5147: Remove sunset on the higher education authorization and distance education reciprocal exchange act – On passage: Yes |
| #86 05/14/24: SB 415: Exempt micro-brewers from sales and use tax – On passage: Yes |
| #87 05/14/24: SB 416: Exempt micro-brewers from sales and use tax – On passage: Yes |
| #88 05/15/24: HB 5462: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #89 05/21/24: SB 751: K-12 annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #90 05/21/24: SB 753: Community colleges annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #91 05/21/24: SB 760: General government annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #92 05/21/24: SB 766: Dept of Labor annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #93 05/21/24: SB 767: Dept of Health and Human Services annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #94 05/21/24: SB 748: “Department of lifelong education, advancement, and potential” annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #95 05/21/24: SB 752: Universities annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #96 05/21/24: SB 756: Dept of Corrections annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #97 05/21/24: SB 757: Judiciary annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #98 05/21/24: SB 758: Dept of Agriculture annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #99 05/21/24: SB 759: Dept of Natural Resources annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #100 05/21/24: SB 761: Dept of Transportation annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #101 05/21/24: SB 762: Dept of military and vets affairs annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #102 05/21/24: SB 763: State Police annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #103 05/21/24: SB 764: Dept of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #104 05/21/24: SB 765: Dept of Insurance and Financial Services annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #105 05/21/24: SB 768: Dept of Environmental Quality / Energy annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #106 05/21/24: SB 769: Dept of Education annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #107 05/21/24: HB 5429: New law to create a "court appointed child advocate" to make recommendations to courts – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #108 05/21/24: SB 225: Create more asbestos regulations – On passage: Yes |
| #109 05/21/24: SB 226: Create more asbestos regulations – On passage: Yes |
| #110 05/21/24: HB 4675: Revise details of land bank fast track act – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #111 05/21/24: HB 4679: Allow a public improvement provides free services to a land bank fast track authority – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #112 05/21/24: HB 5127: Allow partially disabled veterans get disabled veteran license plates – On passage: Yes |
| #113 05/21/24: HB 4579: Require insurance remibursements for telehealth be the same as for office visits – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #114 05/21/24: HB 4213: Expand coverage of telemedicine – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #115 05/21/24: HB 4131: Require insurers cover telemedicine – On passage: Yes |
| #116 05/21/24: HB 4186: Create more asbestos regulations – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #117 05/21/24: HB 4188: Create more asbestos regulations – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #118 05/22/24: HB 5499: Dept of Environmental Quality annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #119 05/22/24: HB 5501: New “Department of lifelong education, advancement, and potential” annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #120 05/22/24: HB 5502: Dept of Labor annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #121 05/22/24: HB 5503: K-12 schools annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #122 05/22/24: HB 5504: Community colleges annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #123 05/22/24: HB 5505: State universities annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #124 05/22/24: HB 5506: Dept of Education annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #125 05/22/24: HB 5508: Dept of Corrections annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #126 05/22/24: HB 5509: Dept of Military and Veterans Affairs annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #127 05/22/24: HB 5540: Revise a taxpayer-funded corporate welfare scheme to require merit-based hiring – Concur with Senate: No |
| #128 05/22/24: HB 5511: Dept of Agriculture (MDARD) annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #129 05/22/24: HB 5512: Dept of Natural Resources annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #130 05/22/24: HB 5513: Dept of Insurance and Financial Services annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #131 05/22/24: HB 5514: Dept of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #132 05/22/24: HB 5515: Judiciary annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #133 05/22/24: HB 5516: "General government" annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #134 05/22/24: HB 5517: Transportation annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #135 05/22/24: HB 5556: Dept of Health and Human Services annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #136 05/22/24: HB 5500: Omnibus annual budget bill – Concur with Senate: No, against majority of his own party |
| #137 05/22/24: HB 5507: K-12 schools/colleges/universities combined annual budget – Concur with Senate: No |
| #138 05/22/24: SB 691: Revise agriculture growth assessment audit detail – On passage: Yes |
| #139 05/22/24: SB 744: Lower standards for teachers on probationary period before tenure – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #140 05/22/24: HB 5231: Restrict charter school advertising and marketing – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #141 05/22/24: HB 5232: Restrict charter school advertising and marketing – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #142 05/22/24: HB 5233: Restrict charter school advertising and marketing – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #143 05/22/24: HB 5234: Restrict charter school advertising and marketing – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #144 05/22/24: HB 5269: Mandate charter schools post salary information on their websites – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #145 05/23/24: HB 5460: Impose regulation on payments of motor vehicle sales contracts – On passage: No |
| #146 06/04/24: HB 5223: Increase penalties for car accidents involving bicyclists – On passage: Yes |
| #147 06/04/24: HB 5224: Increase penalties for car accidents involving bicyclists – On passage: Yes |
| #148 06/11/24: SB 498: Revise details of change in foster care placement rules for Indian tribes – On passage: Yes |
| #149 06/11/24: SB 690: Impose sprawling regulatory scheme on Michigan military justice system – On passage: Yes |
| #150 06/11/24: HB 5043: Limit rules on expanding who can amend a death record – On passage: Yes |
| #151 06/11/24: HB 5044: Limit rules on expanding who can amend a death record – On passage: Yes |
| #152 06/11/24: HB 5737: Allow adults with intellectual disabilities participate in mentored youth hunting program – On passage: Yes |
| #153 06/11/24: HB 5393: Give juvenile criminals twice as long to complete terms of rehabilitation – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #154 06/11/24: SB 682: Create 15mph speed limits on closed roads – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #155 06/11/24: HB 5379: Revise details of regulations on lumber trucks – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #156 06/11/24: HB 5747: Update reference to reflect anticipated passage of HB 5379 (revise regulations on lumber trucks) – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #157 06/12/24: HB 5030: Revise extremely minor detail in in government bond purchase for cancellation – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #158 06/12/24: HB 5031: Allow Section 8 residents to vote on matters pertaining only to themselves – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #159 06/12/24: HB 5032: Raise purchase price limits of government-subsidized housing – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #160 06/12/24: SB 702: Mandate additional training for certain beauty expert licenses – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #161 06/12/24: SB 465: Impose distance requirements for following snowplows – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #162 06/12/24: SB 251: Remove requirement buses display carrier's phone number – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #163 06/12/24: SB 417: Expanding bond financing program for Section 8 housing – On passage: Yes |
| #164 06/12/24: HB 5569: Allow lawsuits for false depictions of an individual engaging in sexual conduct – On passage: Yes |
| #165 06/12/24: HB 5570: Sentencing guidelines for dissemination of "deep fake" sexual images – On passage: Yes |
| #166 06/12/24: HB 4427: Allow prisoners to file FOIA requests – On passage: Yes |
| #167 06/12/24: HB 5546: Create a tax subsidy for producers of beverages with mandatory deposit fees – On passage: No |
| #168 06/12/24: HB 4360: Allow emergency services to serve partial municipalities – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #169 06/13/24: HB 5179: Exclude testing products from definition of drug paraphernalia – On passage: Yes |
| #170 06/13/24: HB 5110: New act to allow certain fiduciaries to convert income trusts to unitrusts – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #171 06/13/24: SB 235: Declare a holiday – On passage: Yes |
| #172 06/13/24: SB 603: Restrict challenges to election results – On passage: Yes |
| #173 06/13/24: SB 604: Allow election official misconduct in recounts and criminalize "interference" in recounts – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #174 06/13/24: HB 5598: Make felony to draft or submit fraudulent document with register of deeds – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #175 06/13/24: HB 5599: Make felony to draft or submit fraudulent document with register of deeds – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #176 06/13/24: SB 841: Outlaw corpse-raping – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #177 06/13/24: SB 842: Outlaw corpse-raping – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #178 06/13/24: SB 843: Outlaw corpse-raping – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #179 06/18/24: HB 5649: Mandate public high schools offer computer science classes – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #180 06/18/24: SB 328: Expand regulations on smoke alarm batteries – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #181 06/20/24: HB 5276: Create "office of mental health" within the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #182 06/20/24: HB 5277: Create "office of mental health" within the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #183 06/20/24: HB 5279: Create "office of mental health" within the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #184 06/20/24: HB 5280: Create "office of mental health" within the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #185 06/20/24: HB 5720: Mandate the VA "ensure" national guard members have access to a resource guidebook – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #186 06/20/24: SB 789: Allow certain facilities at Ferris State and Eastern Michigan universities sell alcohol – On passage: Yes |
| #187 06/20/24: SB 706: Remove failure to pay driver responsibility fees from driving records and reinstate deliquent licensees free of charge – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #188 06/20/24: SB 799: Replace gendered with non-gendered words and remove an obsolete reference – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #189 06/20/24: SB 388: Modify details pertaining to the designation of an inactive credit union account – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #190 06/20/24: SB 389: Allow checks, money orders, etc. to expire at a later date for military personnel – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #191 06/20/24: HB 4927: Designate an awareness month – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #192 06/20/24: HB 4408: Designate a tribute month – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #193 06/20/24: HB 5587: Increase punishment for crimes against animals – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #194 06/20/24: HB 5588: Increase punishment for crimes against animals – On passage: Yes |
| #195 06/20/24: HB 5589: Increase punishment for crimes against animals – On passage: Yes |
| #196 06/20/24: HB 5590: Increase punishment for crimes against animals – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #197 06/20/24: HB 5591: Increase punishment for crimes against animals – On passage: Yes |
| #198 06/20/24: HB 5592: Increase punishment for crimes against animals – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #199 06/20/24: HB 5593: Increase punishment for sex crimes against animals – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #200 06/20/24: HB 4177: Create history museum authority with taxing power – On passage: Yes |
| #201 06/20/24: SB 555: Mandate "promise zone" board members live in or near a promise zone – On passage: Yes |
| #202 06/20/24: SB 501: Allow electric truck tractors have an additional ton maximum gross weight – On passage: Yes |
| #203 06/20/24: SB 716: Authorize personalized historic vehicle license plates for $150 – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #204 06/20/24: HB 5188: Increase drain inspection fees according to inflation – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #205 06/20/24: HB 5189: Revise drainage district boundary details – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #206 06/20/24: HB 5190: Expand reimbursable expenses for drainage board members – On passage: Yes |
| #207 06/20/24: HB 5557: Mandate local master plans "forecast and take into account housing needs" – On passage: Yes |
| #208 06/20/24: HB 5779: Allow Grosse Ile Township to build a toll bridge – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #209 06/20/24: SB 747: Omnibus annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #210 06/20/24: SB 878: Allow dealer-plate vehicles be driven in golf tournaments and charity events – On passage: Yes |
| #211 06/25/24: HB 5803: Destroy the financial stability of the Public School Employee System – On passage: Yes |
| #212 06/25/24: SB 482: Allow medical waste to remain on premises for longer if the container isn't full – On passage: Yes |
| #213 06/25/24: SB 449: Create regulations for access to "quality complex rehabilitation technology" – On passage: Yes |
| #214 06/25/24: SB 450: Create regulations for access to "quality complex rehabilitation technology" – On passage: Yes |
| #215 06/25/24: HB 5060: Repeal the Michigan Economic and Social Opportunity Act - to be replaced by HB 5061 – On passage: Yes |
| #216 06/25/24: HB 5191: Increase penalties for insurance fraud – On passage: Yes |
| #217 06/25/24: HB 5192: Include information sharing with National Insurance Crime Bureau – On passage: Yes |
| #218 06/25/24: HB 5193: Include auto insurers as health care insurance regulations – On passage: Yes |
| #219 06/25/24: HB 5194: Define insurance fraud as "racketeering" – On passage: Yes |
| #220 06/25/24: HB 5195: Increase penalties for insurance fraud – On passage: Yes |
| #221 06/25/24: HB 5196: Increase penalties for insurance fraud – On passage: Yes |
| #222 06/25/24: HB 5197: Mandate insurers file fraud reports – On passage: Yes |
| #223 06/25/24: HB 5523: Create "bureau of community services" and "commission on economic and social opportunity" – On passage: Yes |
| #224 06/26/24: HB 5827: Increase the maximum number of weeks in a benefit year (for unemployment benefits) – On passage: Yes |
| #225 06/26/24: SB 571: Mandate "prevailing wage" union preference on solar and wind energy projects – On passage: Yes |
| #226 06/26/24: HB 4409: Require drug companies file report on costs and other information – On passage: Yes |
| #227 06/26/24: SB 398: Allow environmental department to issue emergency order compelling an owner repair or remove a structure on bottomland – On passage: Yes |
| #228 06/26/24: HB 4728: Remove HIV screenings for frequent blood donors – On passage: Yes |
| #229 06/26/24: HB 5027: Mandate health coverage cover certain prenatal screenings for genetic diseases – On passage: Yes |
| #230 06/26/24: HB 5166: Create a "perinatal quality collaborative" – On passage: Yes |
| #231 06/26/24: HB 5167: Mandate health insurance coverage for blood pressure monitors for pregnant or postpartum women – On passage: Yes |
| #232 06/26/24: HB 5168: Mandate health insurance coverage for blood pressure monitors for pregnant or postpartum women – On passage: Yes |
| #233 06/26/24: HB 5169: Mandate doctors offer mental health screenings during postpartum period – On passage: Yes |
| #234 06/26/24: HB 5170: Mandate health insurance coverage for mental health screenings during postpartum period – On passage: Yes |
| #235 06/26/24: HB 5171: Mandate health insurance coverage for mental health screenings during postpartum period – On passage: Yes |
| #236 06/26/24: HB 5172: Create a program "to register perinatal facilities" – On passage: Yes |
| #237 06/26/24: HB 5173: Mandate hospitals provide information on health insurance enrollment for newborns – On passage: Yes |
| #238 06/26/24: HB 5699: Mandate local governments' term of office start dates – On passage: Yes |
| #239 06/26/24: HB 5700: Mandate local governments' term of office start dates – On passage: Yes |
| #240 06/26/24: HB 5701: Mandate local governments' term of office start dates – On passage: Yes |
| #241 06/26/24: HB 5702: Mandate local governments' term of office start dates – On passage: Yes |
| #242 06/26/24: SB 599: Allow "medically frail" parolees to walk free – On passage: Yes |
| #243 06/26/24: SB 350: Allow Promise Zone Authority Act cover room and board expenses for high ed. – On passage: Yes |
| #244 06/26/24: SB 544: Impose licensure on mortuaries – On passage: Yes |
| #245 06/26/24: SB 545: Impose licensure on mortuaries – On passage: Yes |
| #246 06/26/24: SB 602: Impose restrictions on right-to-list home sale agreements – On passage: Yes |
| #247 06/26/24: HB 5571: Allow for statistical sampling to approve initiative petitions, referenda, etc. and Board of State Canvassers adopt signature standards – On passage: Yes |
| #248 06/26/24: HB 5572: Allow for statistical sampling to approve initiative petitions, referenda, etc. and Board of State Canvassers adopt signature standards – On passage: Yes |
| #249 06/26/24: HB 5573: Allow for statistical sampling to approve initiative petitions, referenda, etc. and Board of State Canvassers adopt signature standards – On passage: Yes |
| #250 06/26/24: HB 5574: Allow for statistical sampling to approve initiative petitions, referenda, etc. and Board of State Canvassers adopt signature standards – On passage: Yes |
| #251 06/26/24: HB 5575: Allow for statistical sampling to approve initiative petitions, referenda, etc. and Board of State Canvassers adopt signature standards – On passage: Yes |
| #252 06/26/24: HB 5576: Allow for statistical sampling to approve initiative petitions, referenda, etc. and Board of State Canvassers adopt signature standards – On passage: Yes |
| #253 06/26/24: HB 5683: Revise details of cosmetology licensure – On passage: Yes |
| #254 06/26/24: HB 5684: Revise details of cosmetology licensure – On passage: Yes |
| #255 06/26/24: SB 175: Revise property tax penalty levy detail – On passage: Yes |
| #256 06/26/24: HB 5661: Regulate online event ticket companies – On passage: Yes |
| #257 06/26/24: HB 5662: Regulate online event ticket companies – On passage: Yes |
| #258 06/26/24: HB 5694: Prohibit "unfair trade practices" in insurance industry – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #259 06/26/24: SB 662: Allow special assessment districts exemption from rules on financing inland lake level projects – On passage: Yes |
| #260 06/27/24: HB 5733: Create toll enforcement program – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #261 06/27/24: HB 4062: Prohibit landlords from declining to lease to those that can't afford it – On passage: Yes |
| #262 06/27/24: HB 4063: Prohibit landlords from declining to lease to those that can't afford it – On passage: Yes |
| #263 06/27/24: SB 205: Prohibit housing discrimination based on source of income – On passage: Yes |
| #264 06/27/24: SB 206: Prohibit housing discrimination based on source of income – On passage: Yes |
| #265 06/27/24: SB 207: Prohibit housing discrimination based on source of income – On passage: Yes |
| #266 06/27/24: SB 150: Allow small claims tax tribunal hearings be done by phone or video – On passage: Yes |
| #267 06/27/24: HB 5817: Exempt museums from tax increment financing act requirements – On passage: Yes |
| #268 06/27/24: HB 5818: Exempt museums from tax increment financing act requirements – On passage: Yes |
| #269 06/27/24: HB 5507: K-12 schools/colleges/universities combined annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #270 06/27/24: SB 911: Make public school employee retirement system insolvent again – On passage: Yes |
| #271 06/27/24: HB 5733: Create toll enforcement program – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #272 06/27/24: HB 4063: Prohibit landlords from declining to lease to those that can't afford it – On passage: Yes |
| #273 06/27/24: HB 4487: Exempt lawsuits against government for sexual assault from notice requirements – On passage: Yes |
| #274 06/27/24: HB 4486: Make government agencies liable for sexual assaults – On passage: Yes |
| #275 06/27/24: HB 4485: Eliminate statute of limitations on sexual assault allegations – On passage: Yes |
| #276 06/27/24: HB 5736: New law to mandate employers post notice of veterans' services and benefits – On passage: Yes |
| #277 06/27/24: SB 366: Increase fine for gas safety violation by 1900% – On passage: Yes |
| #278 06/27/24: HB 5568: Create a "high speed Internet office" within Department of Labor – On passage: Yes |
| #279 06/27/24: HB 4414: Create a website on "digital literacy" – On passage: Yes |
| #280 06/27/24: HB 5724: Exempt judges from certain public records laws "for their protection" – On passage: Yes |
| #281 06/27/24: HB 4718: Prohibit "heat of passion" defense against response to transgender sexual assault – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #282 06/27/24: HB 4332: Increase penalties for blighting offenses and make crime for subsequent offenses – Concur with Senate: No, against majority of his own party |
| #283 06/27/24: HB 5056: Create a 4-H Foundation fundraising license plate – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #284 06/27/24: HB 5058: Create a 4-H Foundation fundraising license plate – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #285 06/27/24: HB 5429: New law to create a "court appointed child advocate" to make recommendations to courts – Concur with Senate: No, against majority of his own party |
| #286 06/27/24: HB 4921: Authorize automatic traffic "robo cops" in school zones – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #287 06/27/24: HB 5726: Revise details of distribution of court fines and costs – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #288 06/27/24: HB 5536: Increase allowable rate of interest charged by pawnbrokers – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #289 06/27/24: HB 5535: Increase allowable rate of interest charged by pawnbrokers – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #290 06/27/24: HB 4613: Extend temporary license term for emergency medical personnel – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #291 06/27/24: HB 4723: Create Merchant Marines license plate – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #292 06/27/24: HB 4331: Increase maximum fire insurance withholding and allow abandoned funds be used for repairs – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #293 06/27/24: SB 716: Authorize personalized historic vehicle license plates for $150 – On passage: Yes |
| #294 06/27/24: SB 747: Omnibus annual budget – Adopt conference bill: Yes |
| #295 06/27/24: HB 5635: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #296 06/27/24: HB 5826: Create a "doula scholarship fund" – On passage: Yes |
| #297 09/25/24: SB 237: Create huge tax exemption for a data center – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #298 09/25/24: SB 926: Double spending on "compulsive gaming prevention fund" (from $1 million to $2m) – On passage: Yes |
| #299 09/25/24: SB 931: Double spending on "compulsive gaming prevention fund" (from $1 million to $2m) – On passage: Yes |
| #300 09/25/24: SB 934: 6x spending on "compulsive gaming prevention fund" (from $0.5 million to $3m) – On passage: Yes |
| #301 09/25/24: SB 933: Double spending on "compulsive gaming prevention fund" (from $0.5 million to $1m) – On passage: Yes |
| #302 09/25/24: SB 790: New act to create "home help caregiver program" – On passage: Yes |
| #303 09/25/24: SB 791: Allow legislature to designate a person as a public employee and allow them to force employers to conduct union boss elections – On passage: Yes |
| #304 09/25/24: SB 928: Revise details on medical expenses for birth of a child out of wedlock paid by Medicaid – On passage: Yes |
| #305 09/25/24: SB 929: Revise distributions from the health and safety fund – On passage: Yes |
| #306 09/25/24: HB 5503: K-12 schools annual budget – Adopt Conference Report (final passage): Yes |
| #307 09/25/24: SB 932: Expand family self-sufficiency plan payouts by DHHS – On passage: Yes |
| #308 09/25/24: HB 5803: Destroy the financial stability of the Public School Employee System – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #309 09/25/24: SB 567: Create a state program for school districts to diagnose dyslexia – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #310 09/25/24: SB 568: Create a state program for school districts to diagnose dyslexia – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #311 09/25/24: HB 5328: Increase employee contribution and match limit for judges – On passage: Yes |
| #312 09/25/24: SB 935: Eliminate "raise the age fund" – On passage: Yes |
| #313 09/25/24: SB 834: Increase police officer death benefits – On passage: Yes |
| #314 09/25/24: SB 701: Expand definition of qualified hospitals for an appropriation – On passage: Yes |
| #315 09/25/24: HB 4361: Create a tax credit for organ donation – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #316 09/25/24: HB 5583: Impose draconian First Amendment violations on political organizations and make provisions for kangaroo courts – On passage: Yes |
| #317 09/25/24: HB 5394: Mandate Secretary of State provide state ID data to organ harvesting organizations – On passage: Yes |
| #318 09/25/24: HB 5682: Exempt broadband expansion grant money from taxable income – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #319 09/25/24: HB 5204: Allow courts of appeals to admit lawyers to the state bar – On passage: Yes |
| #320 09/25/24: HB 5600: Create "office of tribal legislative liaison" within legislature – On passage: Yes |
| #321 09/25/24: HB 5922: Revise details on distributing transportation funds – On passage: Yes |
| #322 09/25/24: SB 351: Expand breastfeeding antidiscrimination act to cover squirting – On passage: Yes |
| #323 09/25/24: HB 5717: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #324 09/25/24: SB 817: Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund annual budget – On passage: Yes |
| #325 09/25/24: HB 5419: Reinstate / increase income eligibility cap on special assessment deferment program – Concur with Senate: No, against majority of his own party |
| #326 09/25/24: HB 5551: Prohibit those found guilty of election-related offenses from serving on boards of canvassers – On passage: Yes |
| #327 11/07/24: HB 4361: Create a tax credit for organ donation – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #328 11/07/24: SB 788: Create special license plate for women veterans – On passage: Yes |
| #329 11/11/24: HB 5683: Revise details of cosmetology licensure – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #330 11/11/24: HB 5684: Revise details of cosmetology licensure – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #331 11/13/24: HB 4906: Huge special interest deal for data center – Concur with Senate: No, against majority of his own party |
| #332 11/13/24: HB 5100: Create new "research and development" tax subsidy program – Concur with Senate: No, against majority of his own party |
| #333 11/13/24: HB 5101: Create new "research and development" tax subsidy program – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #334 11/13/24: HB 4127: Ban firearms within 100ft of drop box – On passage: Yes |
| #335 11/13/24: HB 4128: Ban firearms within 100ft of drop box – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #336 11/13/24: HB 5400: Create "hate crime" penalties to include re-education of offenders – On passage: Yes |
| #337 11/13/24: HB 5401: Increase "hate crime" penalties – On passage: Yes |
| #338 11/13/24: HB 5013: Mandate health insurers cover birth control pills – On passage: Yes |
| #339 11/13/24: HB 5435: Mandate coverage for pharmacist prescribed hormonal contraceptives – On passage: Yes |
| #340 11/13/24: HB 5436: Allow pharmacists prescribe hormonal contraceptives – On passage: Yes |
| #341 11/13/24: HB 5450: Mandate DHHS develop and provide materials about safe storage of guns – On passage: Yes |
| #342 11/13/24: HB 5451: Mandate school districts give parents safe storage of guns educational materials – On passage: Yes |
| #343 11/13/24: SB 127: Create tax credit for community endowment charities – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #344 11/13/24: HB 4224: Eliminate work requirement for Medicaid – On passage: Yes |
| #345 11/13/24: HB 5651: Modify one corporate welfare subsidy scheme to make room for another – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #346 11/13/24: HB 5652: Create "Michigan innovation fund" corporate welfare subsidy scheme – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #347 11/13/24: HB 5653: Create "Michigan innovation fund" corporate welfare subsidy scheme – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #348 11/13/24: SB 740: Restrict journey to master plumber and electrician ratio and provide penalties – On passage: Yes |
| #349 11/13/24: HB 5164: Create a registry to shame employers who relocate call centers to foreign countries – On passage: Yes |
| #350 11/13/24: HB 5165: Ban companies who relocate call centers to foreign countries from receiving taxpayer welfare – On passage: Yes |
| #351 11/13/24: HB 4132: Create automated traffic "robo cops" – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #352 11/13/24: HB 4133: Create automated traffic "robo cops" – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #353 11/14/24: HB 4863: Revise detail of power of attorney appointment – On passage: Yes |
| #354 11/14/24: SB 248: Slightly expand who can have a support dog in the courtroom as a witness – On passage: Yes |
| #355 11/14/24: HB 4864: Revise detail on uniform statutory rule against perpetuities – On passage: Yes |
| #356 11/14/24: SB 504: Prohibit long-term industrial energy load rates being subject to securitization changes – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #357 11/14/24: HB 5949: Regulate peer-to-peer car sharing – On passage: Yes |
| #358 11/14/24: HB 5950: Regulate peer-to-peer car sharing – On passage: Yes |
| #359 11/14/24: HB 5951: Regulate peer-to-peer car sharing – On passage: Yes |
| #360 11/14/24: HB 5906: Give water/sewer authorities regulatory and enforcement power (package; HB 5909 is principal bill) – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #361 11/14/24: HB 5907: Give water/sewer authorities regulatory and enforcement power (package; HB 5909 is principal bill) – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #362 11/14/24: HB 5908: Give water/sewer authorities regulatory and enforcement power (package; HB 5909 is principal bill) – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #363 11/14/24: HB 5909: Give water/sewer authorities regulatory and enforcement power (package; HB 5909 is principal bill) – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #364 12/03/24: HB 4928: Impose fines for camera-based automated traffic tickets – Concur with Senate: No, against majority of his own party |
| #365 12/03/24: HB 4930: Allow traffic ticket cameras on school buses – Concur with Senate: No, against majority of his own party |
| #366 12/03/24: HB 4027: Create "purple star" program to coddle kids in military families – On passage: Yes |
| #367 12/03/24: HB 4682: Revise "no trespassing" notice requirements – On passage: Yes |
| #368 12/03/24: HB 4944: Mandate health insurance cover hearing aids – On passage: Yes |
| #369 12/03/24: HB 4963: Mandate health insurance cover hearing aids – On passage: Yes |
| #370 12/04/24: SB 982: Allow telephone companies convert to domestic LLCs – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #371 12/04/24: SB 983: Allow telephone companies convert to domestic LLCs – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #372 12/04/24: SB 984: Allow telephone companies convert to domestic LLCs – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #373 12/04/24: SB 1050: Allow require a telephone company converted to an LLC (see SB 982) be treated as a corporation – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #374 12/05/24: HB 5924: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #375 12/05/24: HB 5304: Revise details of "keep right except to pass" law – On passage: Yes |
| #376 12/05/24: HB 5781: Update a reference in law with current date – On passage: Yes |
| #377 12/05/24: HB 5783: Change definition of "higher education expense" to include loan repayments and interest – On passage: Yes |
| #378 12/05/24: SB 1001: Revise details of Michigan Education Trust requirements – On passage: Yes |
| #379 12/10/24: SB 40: Extend unemployment benefits another 6 weeks to 26 – On passage: Yes |
| #380 12/10/24: SB 962: Revise details to hardship application waiver for employment security benefits – On passage: Yes |
| #381 12/10/24: SB 975: Weaken conditions that disqualify ex-workers from receiving benefits – On passage: Yes |
| #382 12/10/24: SB 976: Make numerous changes to the employment security act – On passage: Yes |
| #383 12/10/24: SB 981: Make numerous changes to the employment security act – On passage: Yes |
| #384 12/10/24: SB 353: Prohibit money from low-income energy assistance be used for the program's "crisis season" (winter) – On passage: Yes |
| #385 12/10/24: SB 880: Make optional low-income energy assistance program mandatory – On passage: Yes |
| #386 12/10/24: SB 881: Clarify minor details on low-income energy assistance fund law – On passage: Yes |
| #387 12/10/24: HB 6075: Expand eligibility for low-income energy subsidies – On passage: Yes |
| #388 12/10/24: HB 4095: Require public and private schools use response terminology plan in 4096 – On passage: Yes |
| #389 12/10/24: HB 4096: Require department establish standardized response terminology for safety emergencies – On passage: Yes |
| #390 12/10/24: HB 5549: Mandate schools create "behavioral threat assessment and management teams" – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #391 12/10/24: HB 5659: Create a new "school safety and mental health commission" within State Police – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #392 12/10/24: HB 5660: Create a new "school safety and mental health commission" within State Police – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #393 12/10/24: HB 6088: Ban Wayne County municipalities from opting out of public transit boondoggles and expand transit boondoggle taxing authority – On passage: Yes |
| #394 12/10/24: HB 5368: Increase regulations on blood lead level testing – On passage: Yes |
| #395 12/10/24: HB 5369: Mandate children with elevated blood lead be eligible for medical services – On passage: Yes |
| #396 12/10/24: HB 4532: Revise lead abatement details – On passage: Yes |
| #397 12/10/24: HB 5788: New law to allow for defamation lawsuits be dismissed without a court hearing the facts – On passage: Yes |
| #398 12/10/24: HB 5882: Expand "electronic and remote electronic" notarizations – On passage: Yes |
| #399 12/10/24: HB 5883: Expand "electronic and remote electronic" notarizations – On passage: Yes |
| #400 12/10/24: HB 4924: Create new "uniform partition of heirs property act" – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #401 12/10/24: HB 5826: Create a "doula scholarship fund" – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #402 12/10/24: HB 5834: Prohibit illicit use of xylazine ("Tranq") – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #403 12/10/24: HB 5835: Prohibit illicit use of xylazine ("Tranq") – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #404 12/10/24: HB 5654: Revise details on policies for selecting services for certain state contracts – On passage: Yes |
| #405 12/10/24: HB 5956: Prohibit insurers from "discriminating against" licensed health professionals – On passage: Yes |
| #406 12/10/24: HB 5825: Require insurers issue rebates if the insured doesn't meet a medical loss ratio – On passage: Yes |
| #407 12/10/24: HB 5998: Mandate certain information in child custody disputes be included in sworn statements – On passage: Yes |
| #408 12/10/24: HB 6025: Allow a child to be placed with relatives who are not licensed foster parents but have been approved by the state government – On passage: Yes |
| #409 12/10/24: HB 5431: Reduce evidence requirements in wrongful imprisonment compensation act – On passage: Yes |
| #410 12/10/24: HB 5786: Revise details of mandated training for barber licenses – On passage: Yes |
| #411 12/10/24: HB 4860: Mandate township officials have a conflict of interest policy – On passage: Yes |
| #412 12/10/24: HB 4860: Mandate township officials have a conflict of interest policy – On passage: Yes |
| #413 12/10/24: HB 5271: Weaken courts' ability to order post-conviction DNA testing – On passage: Yes |
| #414 12/11/24: HB 5741: Revise details of CPR training in schools – On passage: Yes |
| #415 12/11/24: HB 5742: Update a reference for HB 5743 – On passage: Yes |
| #416 12/11/24: HB 5743: Create immunity for persons providing emergency bleeding control – On passage: Yes |
| #417 12/11/24: HB 5945: Create a "local agency disaster relief program" in MDOT – On passage: Yes |
| #418 12/11/24: HB 5836: Expand grounds for expunging convictions on basis of being a prostitute – On passage: Yes |
| #419 12/11/24: HB 5837: Allow affirmative defense that an individual committed a crime because he/she is a prostitute – On passage: Yes |
| #420 12/11/24: HB 5838: Expand grounds for expunging convictions on basis of being a prostitute – On passage: Yes |
| #421 12/11/24: HB 5839: Presume minors receive safe harbor protection as victims of sex/labor trafficking – On passage: Yes |
| #422 12/11/24: HB 5839: Presume minors receive safe harbor protection as victims of sex/labor trafficking – On passage: Yes |
| #423 12/11/24: HB 5840: Revise requirements for qualification has human trafficking expert witness – On passage: Yes |
| #424 12/11/24: HB 5841: Change word "prostitute" in law to "person engaged in commercial sexual activity" – On passage: Yes |
| #425 12/11/24: HB 5842: Change word "prostitute" in law to "person engaged in commercial sexual activity" – On passage: Yes |
| #426 12/11/24: HB 5843: Change word "prostitute" in law to "person engaged in commercial sexual activity" – On passage: Yes |
| #427 12/11/24: HB 5844: Change word "prostitute" in law to "person engaged in commercial sexual activity" – On passage: Yes |
| #428 12/11/24: HB 5845: Change word "prostitute" in law to "person engaged in commercial sexual activity" – On passage: Yes |
| #429 12/11/24: HB 5846: Change word "prostitute" in law to "person engaged in commercial sexual activity" – On passage: Yes |
| #430 12/11/24: HB 5847: Change word "prostitute" in law to "person engaged in commercial sexual activity" – On passage: Yes |
| #431 12/11/24: HB 5849: Change word "prostitute" in law to "person engaged in commercial sexual activity" – On passage: Yes |
| #432 12/11/24: HB 5850: Change word "prostitute" in law to "person engaged in commercial sexual activity" – On passage: Yes |
| #433 12/11/24: HB 5851: Change word "prostitute" in law to "person engaged in commercial sexual activity" – On passage: Yes |
| #434 12/11/24: HB 5852: Change word "prostitute" in law to "person engaged in commercial sexual activity" – On passage: Yes |
| #435 12/11/24: HB 5853: Change word "prostitute" in law to "person engaged in commercial sexual activity" – On passage: Yes |
| #436 12/11/24: HB 5854: Change word "prostitute" in law to "person engaged in commercial sexual activity" – On passage: Yes |
| #437 12/11/24: HB 5864: Change word "prostitute" in law to "person engaged in commercial sexual activity" – On passage: Yes |
| #438 12/11/24: SB 515: Allow use of hearsay evidence in human trafficking and prostitution cases – On passage: Yes |
| #439 12/11/24: SB 516: Allow use of hearsay evidence in human trafficking and prostitution cases – On passage: Yes |
| #440 12/11/24: SB 517: Compel testimony in human trafficking cases – On passage: Yes |
| #441 12/11/24: HB 5985: Allow judges to name a special needs trust as beneficiary of their retirement – On passage: Yes |
| #442 12/11/24: HB 5986: Allow government employees to name a special needs trust as beneficiary of their retirement – On passage: Yes |
| #443 12/11/24: HB 5987: Allow public school employees to name a special needs trust as beneficiary of their retirement – On passage: Yes |
| #444 12/11/24: HB 5988: Allow state police to name a special needs trust as beneficiary of their retirement – On passage: Yes |
| #445 12/11/24: HB 5695: Direct MDHHS apply for federal ground emergency medical transportation funds – On passage: Yes |
| #446 12/11/24: HB 5022: Revise dates for flow-through entities to make late tax payments and penalties – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #447 12/11/24: HB 6052: Expand the allowable uses for on-demand ballot printing systems beyond their currently allowed use for early voting – On passage: Yes |
| #448 12/11/24: HB 6053: Extend the period for courts to throw out election lawsuits on "laches" pretext from 28 days before election to 45 days – On passage: Yes |
| #449 12/11/24: HB 6054: Make more radical changes to Michigan's election system – On passage: Yes |
| #450 12/11/24: HB 6055: Make more radical changes to Michigan's election system – On passage: Yes |
| #451 12/12/24: HB 5816: Revise details of charter commission elections – On passage: Yes |
| #452 12/12/24: HB 5829: Eliminate state competitive scholarships – On passage: Yes |
| #453 12/12/24: HB 6099: Make numerous revisions to captive insurance company regulations – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #454 12/12/24: HB 6100: Make numerous revisions to captive insurance company regulations – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #455 12/12/24: HB 6101: Make numerous revisions to captive insurance company regulations – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #456 12/12/24: HB 6102: Make numerous revisions to captive insurance company regulations – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #457 12/12/24: HB 6100: Make numerous revisions to captive insurance company regulations – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #458 12/12/24: HB 6103: Make numerous revisions to captive insurance company regulations – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #459 12/12/24: HB 6104: Make numerous revisions to captive insurance company regulations – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #460 12/12/24: HB 6106: Make numerous revisions to captive insurance company regulations – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #461 12/12/24: HB 5798: Create massive new law regulating monetary transmission regulations – On passage: Yes |
| #462 12/12/24: HB 5799: Companion to massive new law regulating monetary transmission regulations (HB 5798) – On passage: Yes |
| #463 12/12/24: HB 5800: Companion to massive new law regulating monetary transmission regulations (HB 5798) – On passage: Yes |
| #464 12/12/24: HB 5801: Companion to massive new law regulating monetary transmission regulations (HB 5798) – On passage: Yes |
| #465 12/12/24: HB 4757: Increase discount for certain liquor liceensees – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #466 12/12/24: HB 4758: Allow alcohol violations for licensees to expire after 2 years – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #467 12/12/24: HB 5428: Include recreation passport fee in registration unless applicant opts out – On passage: Yes |
| #468 12/12/24: HB 5873: Redirect money collected from state park pass fees – On passage: Yes |
| #469 12/12/24: HB 6219: Give veterans free state park access – On passage: Yes |
| #470 12/12/24: HB 5636: Provide licensing for freestanding "birth centers" – On passage: Yes |
| #471 12/12/24: HB 5964: Make permanent a temporary interstate medical licensure compact – On passage: Yes |
| #472 12/12/24: HB 4547: Increase marriage license fee – On passage: Yes |
| #473 12/12/24: HB 5938: Prohibit fees for health care reimbursements to dentists – On passage: Yes |
| #474 12/12/24: HB 5283: Create central state health registry monitoring citizens' health records – On passage: Yes |
| #475 12/12/24: HB 5284: Mandate insurers pay for new central state health registry – On passage: Yes |
| #476 12/12/24: HB 5616: Mandate hospitals give patients leftover eyedrops from pre-allocated dispensed amounts – On passage: Yes |
| #477 12/12/24: HB 5371: Provide certification and funding for community behavioral health clinics – On passage: Yes |
| #478 12/12/24: HB 5372: Provide certification and funding for community behavioral health clinics – On passage: Yes |
| #479 12/12/24: HB 5785: Revise requirements to practice as a limited licensed psychologist – On passage: Yes |
| #480 12/12/24: HB 6144: Mandate guns be destroyed in taxpayer-funded gun buy-ups – On passage: Yes |
| #481 12/12/24: HB 6145: Ban guns seized by law enforcement from being sold – On passage: Yes |
| #482 12/12/24: HB 6146: Ban guns seized by law enforcement from being sold – On passage: Yes |
| #483 12/12/24: HB 5174: Mandate public schools promote organ donation companies – On passage: Yes |
| #484 12/12/24: HB 4729: Expand worker's comp to cover part-time and on-call employees – On passage: Yes |
| #485 12/13/24: HB 5887: Create new felony for "sexual extortion" – On passage: Yes |
| #486 12/13/24: HB 5888: Create new felony for "sexual extortion" – On passage: Yes |
| #487 12/13/24: HB 5889: Develop a notice of the new "sexual extortion" crime created by HB 5887 – On passage: Yes |
| #488 12/13/24: HB 4833: Modify license requirements for substance abuse services – On passage: Yes |
| #489 12/13/24: HB 4854: Allow students to wear "traditional regalia" in schools (ignore dress codes) – On passage: Yes |
| #490 12/13/24: HB 5833: Allow designation of patient surrogates for health care decisions – On passage: Yes |
| #491 12/13/24: HB 6259: Modify the definition of qualified trust beneficiary and conditions under which a charitable organization has those rights – On passage: Yes |
| #492 12/13/24: HB 5716: Allow concealing features under religious garb in mugshots – On passage: Yes |
| #493 12/13/24: HB 6171: Revise county commissioner redistricting law to ensure more Democrat county commissioners – On passage: Yes |
| #494 12/13/24: HB 6238: Encourage lawsuits against companies for “discriminating against crime victims” – On passage: Yes |
| #495 12/13/24: HB 6238: Encourage lawsuits against companies for “discriminating against crime victims” – On passage: Yes |
| #496 12/13/24: HB 4665: Bring state employees, incl. police and corrections, back into broken state retirement system – On passage: Yes |
| #497 12/13/24: HB 4666: Bring state employees, incl. police and corrections, back into broken state retirement system – On passage: Yes |
| #498 12/13/24: HB 4667: Bring state employees, incl. police and corrections, back into broken state retirement system – On passage: Yes |
| #499 12/13/24: HB 5300: Allow changing name without fingerprinting – On passage: Yes |
| #500 12/13/24: HB 5301: Allow "X" sex designation on driver licenses – On passage: Yes |
| #501 12/13/24: HB 5302: Allow "X" sex designation on state IDs – On passage: Yes |
| #502 12/13/24: HB 5303: Allow "X" sex designation on birth certificates – On passage: Yes |
| #503 12/13/24: HB 6058: Increase taxpayer contribution to government employee health plans – On passage: Yes |
| #504 12/13/24: HB 4938: Transfer the Wolverine Addition in Rockford from the state to Kent County – On passage: Yes |
| #505 12/13/24: HB 6255: Include loans issued from the School Loan Revolving Fund in the definition of an operating obligation – On passage: Yes |
| #506 12/13/24: HB 6027: Create a new "state hazard mitigation fund" – On passage: Yes |
| #507 12/13/24: HB 6046: Mandate health coverage for community violence prevention services employees – On passage: Yes |
| #508 12/13/24: HB 6166: Increase convention fees – On passage: Yes |
| #509 12/13/24: HB 5939: Extend certain deadlines on suing the state – On passage: Yes |
| #510 12/13/24: HB 5178: Authorize government distribution of taxpayer-funded drug paraphernalia (needles, crack pipes, etc.) – On passage: Yes |
| #511 12/13/24: HB 6034: Allow libraries to distribute child pornography unless a court has specifically declared a book to be obscene – On passage: Yes |
| #512 12/13/24: HB 6035: Allow libraries to distribute child pornography unless a court has specifically declared a book to be obscene – On passage: Yes |
| #513 12/13/24: HB 5913: Transfer state property in Eaton County to the Michigan Police Equipment Company – On passage: Yes |
| #514 12/13/24: HB 5936: Create a “commission on Middle Eastern American affairs” – On passage: Yes |
| #515 12/13/24: HB 5937: Allow for early termination of corporate welfare subsidies in certain conditions – On passage: Yes |
| #516 12/13/24: HB 4491: Create tax credit for using electric bicycles that sometimes explode – On passage: Yes |
| #517 12/13/24: HB 5403: Allow multiple branches of cosmetology schools – On passage: Yes |
| #518 12/13/24: HB 5238: Mandate evictions be expunged from court records – On passage: Yes |
| #519 12/13/24: HB 4962: Increase penalties for violation of under-18 employment law – On passage: Yes |
| #520 12/13/24: HB 5594: Impose regulations on hiring youths – On passage: Yes |
| #521 12/13/24: HB 5749: Make police officer disciplinary records subject to FOIA – On passage: Yes |
| #522 12/13/24: HB 5175: Allow violent felons to receive taxpayer-funded tuition grants – On passage: Yes |
| #523 12/13/24: HB 5735: Lower math and history requirements in state curriculum – On passage: Yes |
| #524 12/13/24: HB 6060: Restore broken teacher pension system that made Michigan fiscally insolvent – On passage: Yes |
| #525 12/13/24: HB 5895: New law to provide Soviet-style price controls and cause shortages – On passage: Yes |
| #526 12/13/24: HB 5896: New law to provide Soviet-style price controls and cause shortages – On passage: Yes |
| #527 12/13/24: HB 5897: New law to provide Soviet-style price controls and cause shortages – On passage: Yes |
| #528 12/13/24: HB 4900: Exempt certain property from liens and garnishment – On passage: Yes |
| #529 12/13/24: HB 4901: Expand bankruptcy protections (for debtors, against creditors) – On passage: Yes |
| #530 12/13/24: HB 6002: Expand ban on selling nicotine products to minors and young adults – On passage: Yes |
| #531 12/13/24: HB 6003: Expand ban on selling nicotine products to minors and young adults – On passage: Yes |
| #532 12/13/24: HB 6004: Expand ban on selling nicotine products to minors and young adults – On passage: Yes |
| #533 12/13/24: HB 6005: Expand ban on selling nicotine products to minors and young adults – On passage: Yes |
| #534 12/13/24: HB 4843: Create regulations and mandates on auto-renewal provisions in contracts – On passage: Yes |
| #535 12/13/24: HB 4330: Allow local governments to exempt seniors from property tax on principal residence – On passage: Yes |
| #536 12/13/24: HB 6160: Prohibit local limitations on taxing abilities – On passage: Yes |
| #537 12/13/24: HB 5957: Expand expungement of criminal conviction records – On passage: Yes |
| #538 12/13/24: HB 6128: Impose restrictions on fish smokers – On passage: Yes |
| #539 12/13/24: HB 6129: Revise regulations on restaurant inspections – On passage: Yes |
| #540 12/13/24: HB 6131: Revise regulations on "cottage food operations" – On passage: Yes |
| #541 12/13/24: HB 6132: Revise food licensing fees – On passage: Yes |
| #542 12/13/24: HB 6133: Revise state-local oversight over food establishments in certain conditions – On passage: Yes |
| #543 12/13/24: HB 5999: Prohibit mandatory overtime for nurses – On passage: Yes |
| #544 12/13/24: HB 5333: Increase non-hazardous waste disposal fees – On passage: Yes |
| #1 01/08/25: Elect Matt Hall Speaker: Yes |
| #2 01/08/25: Elect Rachelle Smit Speaker Pro Tem: Yes |
| #3 01/08/25: Elect Scott Starr Clerk of the House: Yes |
| #4 01/23/25: HB 4001: Raise minimum wage without imposing it upon tipped workers – On passage: No |
| #5 01/23/25: HB 4002: Mandate employers give employees paid sick leave at the inevitable reduction of wages to mitigate worse effect of left-wing initiative – On passage: No |
| #6 01/29/25: HR 14: Prescribe rules for disclosures for certain appropriations bills – Adopt: Yes |
| #7 02/11/25: HR 19: Prohibit taking up legislation that would encourage subverting federal immigration enforcement – Adopt: No |
| #8 02/19/25: SB 8: Raise minimum wage and outlaw working-class jobs – On passage: No |
| #9 02/19/25: HB 4062: Unconstitutionally restrict the speech of former lawmakers – On passage: Yes |
| #10 02/19/25: HB 4063: Unconstitutionally restrict the speech of former executive branch officers – On passage: Yes |
| #11 02/19/25: HB 4064: Unconstitutionally restrict the speech of lawmakers – On passage: Yes |
| #12 02/20/25: HB 4002: Mandate employers give employees paid sick leave at the inevitable reduction of wages to mitigate worse effect of left-wing initiative – Concur with Senate: No |
| #13 02/25/25: HB 4052: Prohibit lawmakers from signing nondisclosure agreements regarding their official duties – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #14 02/25/25: HB 4053: Prohibit lawmakers from signing nondisclosure agreements regarding their official duties – On passage: Yes |
| #15 03/06/25: HB 4161: Omnibus annual budget bill – On passage: No |
| #16 03/06/25: HB 4162: Omnibus annual education budget bill – On passage: No |
| #17 03/06/25: HB 4032: Remove expiration on law providing for interstate medical licensing – On passage: Yes |
| #18 03/11/25: HB 4003: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #19 03/11/25: HB 4046: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #20 03/11/25: HB 4018: Allow juveniles to be transported along with adults if both accused of the same incident and other conditions – On passage: No |
| #21 03/12/25: HB 4060: Revise details of requirements on taxes for career and technical educational programs – On passage: Yes |
| #22 03/12/25: HB 4150: Eliminate a fee for evaluation of teacher applications – On passage: No |
| #23 03/12/25: HB 4151: Allow those who passed a teacher test to be certified in that subject area – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #24 03/12/25: HB 4153: Provide for “local teaching certificates” – On passage: No |
| #25 03/12/25: HR 40: Express an opinion – On passage: No |
| #26 03/13/25: HB 4025: Extend sales tax exemption on firearm safety devices – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #27 03/13/25: HB 4026: Extend sales tax exemption on firearm safety devices – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #28 03/18/25: HB 4065: Allow Macomb Community College Sports and Expo Center serve alcohol – On passage: Yes |
| #29 03/18/25: HB 4014: Expand cap on real property taxable value within family to include other family members – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #30 03/18/25: HB 4098: Allow tax tribunal hearings be conducted electronically – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #31 03/18/25: HB 4099: Allow tax tribunal hearings be conducted electronically – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #32 03/18/25: HB 4170: Reduce state income tax to 4.05% – On passage: No |
| #33 03/19/25: HB 4180: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes – On passage: No |
| #34 03/19/25: HB 4181: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes – On passage: No |
| #35 03/19/25: HB 4182: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes – On passage: No |
| #36 03/19/25: HB 4183: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #37 03/19/25: HB 4184: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #38 03/19/25: HB 4185: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #39 03/19/25: HB 4186: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #40 03/19/25: HB 4187: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #41 03/19/25: HB 4230: Create “neighborhood road fund” – On passage: No |
| #42 03/20/25: HB 4115: Increase “allowable” interest rate charge by pawnbrokers – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #43 03/20/25: HB 4116: Increase “allowable” interest rate charge by pawnbrokers – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #44 03/20/25: HB 4004: Allow winner to remain anonymous in multistate lotteries – On passage: Yes |
| #45 03/20/25: HB 4147: Revise details of a school spending study – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #46 03/20/25: HB 4149: Reinstate a school performance website that the Democrats repealed – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #47 03/20/25: HB 4154: Include trade schools in the postsecondary enrollment options act – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #48 03/20/25: HB 4195: Offer driver licenses to illegal aliens – Support decision of Speaker on debate: No |
| #49 03/20/25: HB 4195: Offer driver licenses to illegal aliens – On passage: Yes |
| #50 04/15/25: HB 4013: Revise trespass law to include farms – On passage: Yes |
| #51 04/15/25: HB 4179: Increase limit for minimal gifts from life insurance producers – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #52 04/16/25: HB 4081: Expand ability of local governments to divide farm parcels and tracts – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #53 04/17/25: HB 4157: Create (and eventually fund) a state pilot program for standardized tests – On passage: No |
| #54 04/17/25: HB 4158: Companion bill to HB 4157 – On passage: No |
| #55 04/17/25: HB 4159: Revise details in how state government makes curriculum decisions – On passage: No |
| #56 04/17/25: HB 4156: Revise details of the state government's curriculum – On passage: No |
| #57 04/22/25: HB 4077: Limit rules on expanding who can amend a death record – On passage: Yes |
| #58 04/22/25: HB 4078: Limit rules on expanding who can amend a death record – On passage: Yes |
| #59 04/22/25: HB 4260: Create “public safety and violence prevention fund” and skim sales tax revenue into the fund – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #60 04/22/25: HB 4261: Companion to HB 4260 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #61 04/22/25: HB 4122: Expand limits on cottage food operations and give MSU certain privileges – On passage: Yes |
| #62 04/22/25: HB 4245: Designate maple syrup and honey producers as “limited food processors” – On passage: Yes |
| #63 04/23/25: 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 – On passage: Yes |
| #64 04/23/25: HB 4208: Companion to HB 4207 – On passage: Yes |
| #65 04/23/25: HB 4033: New act to allow certain fiduciaries to convert income trusts to unitrusts – On passage: Yes |
| #66 04/23/25: HB 4034: Revise detail on uniform statutory rule against perpetuities – On passage: Yes |
| #67 04/23/25: HB 4255: Increase criminal penalties for fentanyl, heroin, etc. – On passage: No |
| #68 04/23/25: HB 4256: Companion to HB 4255 – On passage: No |
| #69 04/23/25: HB 4047: Allow criminal charges and civil suits against people for making fake pornography with others’ likenesses – On passage: Yes |
| #70 04/23/25: HB 4048: Companion to HB4047 (allow criminal charges and civil suits against people for making fake pornography with others’ likenesses) – On passage: Yes |
| #71 04/30/25: HB 4029: Create a deadline for DNR to issue posting of hunting rules and regs – On passage: Yes |
| #72 04/30/25: HB 4027: Repeal recent state law giving state pre-emption of local zoning laws for “green” energy – On passage: No |
| #73 04/30/25: HB 4028: Repeal recent state law giving state pre-emption of local zoning laws for “green” energy – On passage: No |
| #74 05/01/25: HB 4338: Prohibit “sanctuary cities” (willful refusal to enforce immigration law) – On passage: No |
| #75 05/01/25: HB 4339: New law to ban local governments from banning assisting immigration enforcement – On passage: No |
| #76 05/01/25: HB 4342: Companion to HB 4338 – On passage: No |
| #77 05/01/25: HB 4340: Restrict services, grants, and programs from illegal aliens – On passage: No |
| #78 05/01/25: HB 4341: Restrict services, grants, and programs from illegal aliens – On passage: No |
| #79 05/01/25: HJR 2: Amend Michigan Constitution to require ID to vote and prevent non-citizen registration and voting – On passage: No |
| #80 05/01/25: HB 4288: Require merit-based hiring by state agencies for unclassified positions – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #81 05/06/25: HB 4238: Ban schools from agreements with China, Russia, etc. – On passage: No |
| #82 05/06/25: HB 4239: Ban universities from receiving gifts from China, Russia, etc. – On passage: No |
| #83 05/06/25: HB 4233: Ban sale of farmland to China, Russia, etc. – On passage: No |
| #84 05/06/25: HB 4234: Ban sale of farmland and agriculture to China, Russia, etc. – On passage: No |
| #85 05/06/25: HB 4235: Require government phones block certain malware – On passage: No |
| #86 05/06/25: HB 4240: Ban certain lobbying by China, Russia, etc. – On passage: No |
| #87 05/06/25: HB 4241: Ban corporate welfare incentives for companies of China, Russia, etc. – On passage: No |
| #88 05/06/25: HB 4242: Create requirements for electronic health records – On passage: No |
| #89 05/06/25: HB 4136: Give voter registration forms to people that issue hunting and fishing licenses – On passage: Yes |
| #90 05/06/25: HB 4345: Exempt minimum days of public instruction during state of emergency – On passage: Yes |
| #91 05/07/25: HB 4007: Exempt certain UP energy plants from the “green energy” mandate – On passage: No |
| #92 05/07/25: HB 4283: Allow electricity generated from certain engines used in northern Michigan to count as clean energy – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #93 05/07/25: HB 4178: Revise detail of continuing education credits for insurance producers – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #94 05/07/25: HB 4072: Mandate hospitals give patients leftover eyedrops from pre-allocated dispensed amounts – On passage: Yes |
| #95 05/07/25: HB 4071: Revise details of “unfair trade practices” in insurance industry – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #96 05/07/25: HB 4328: $100 million state police supplemental funding for disasters – On passage: Yes |
| #97 05/13/25: HB 4118: Create a fee for special drain assessments on DNR lands – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #98 05/13/25: SB 99: Revise definitions of what constitutes a “gift” to public officials – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #99 05/13/25: SB 100: Revise definitions of what constitutes a “gift” to public officials – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #100 05/13/25: HB 4103: Incorporate interstate compact into occupational licensing of physical therapists – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #101 05/13/25: HB 4104: Incorporate interstate compact into occupational licensing of physical therapists – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #102 05/13/25: HB 4076: Prohibit labeling lab-grown cultures as “meat” – On passage: Yes |
| #103 05/13/25: HB 4276: Eliminate certain conditions on liquor licenses at gas stations – On passage: Yes |
| #104 05/13/25: HB 4309: Bring Mich. into interstate physician's assistant license compact – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #105 05/14/25: HB 4222: Mandate public and private schools have safety plans with certain conditions – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #106 05/14/25: HB 4226: Mandate more school fire drills – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #107 05/14/25: HB 4225: Put “OK2Say” phone number on student ID cards – On passage: Yes |
| #108 05/14/25: HB 4258: Require state police notify a school of “ok2sayt” tips received related to the school – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #109 05/14/25: HB 4259: Companion to HB 4258 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #110 05/14/25: HB 4229: Require state policy make a report of “OK2say” tips – On passage: Yes |
| #111 05/14/25: HB 4223: Mandate safety training for public and private school staff – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #112 05/14/25: HB 4315: Require state police provide develop school safety training materials – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #113 05/14/25: HB 4392: Spend $42 million in Natural Resources Trust Fund – On passage: Yes |
| #114 05/14/25: HB 4350: Allow feeding wildlife and birds in certain conditions – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #115 05/14/25: HB 4090: Sell 96 acres of state land to Detroit – On passage: Yes |
| #116 05/14/25: HB 4201: Add state corrections officers to public safety employees who are able to deduct retirement and pension benefits without restriction – On passage: Yes |
| #117 05/14/25: HR 91: Kiss Donald Trump's ass – Adoption: No |
| #118 05/20/25: HB 4100: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #119 05/20/25: HB 4105: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #120 05/20/25: HB 4145: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #121 05/20/25: HB 4267: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #122 05/20/25: HB 4010: Designate Harrison Township “Boat Town USA” – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #123 05/21/25: HB 4287: Create taxpayer subsidy for rural broadband – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #124 05/21/25: HB 4203: Exempt wreckers from seasonal reductions in certain maximum axle weights and gross vehicle weight maxima – On passage: Yes |
| #125 05/21/25: HB 4343: Exempt trucks assisting in an emergency from frost law – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #126 05/21/25: HB 4344: Exempt limit on truck driving hours during state of emergency – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #127 05/21/25: HR 113: Express an opinion – Adoption: No |
| #128 05/22/25: HR 117: Hold Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson in contempt of the State House – Adoption: No |
| #129 05/22/25: HB 4101: Create an interstate compact for physical therapist licensing – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #130 05/22/25: HB 4380: Companion to HB 4101 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #131 05/22/25: HB 4066: Prohibit biological men in women's sports in public schools – On passage: No |
| #132 05/22/25: HB 4469: Prevent biological boys in girls' public school sports – On passage: No |
| #133 06/04/25: HB 4420: Prohibit enhancement grants that do not disclose sponsor and recipient – On passage: Yes |
| #134 06/04/25: HB 4285: Create a firearms safety course for grades 6-12 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #135 06/04/25: HB 4401: Eliminate sunset on pheasant hunting licensing – On passage: Yes |
| #136 06/04/25: HB 4113: Increase discount for certain liquor liceensees – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #137 06/04/25: HB 4189: Name a road – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #138 06/04/25: HB 4301: Authorize Michigan Mutual Aid Box Alarm System vehicles as emergency vehicles – On passage: Yes |
| #139 06/04/25: HB 4302: Companion to HB 4301 – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #140 06/04/25: HB 4114: Allow alcohol violations for licensees to expire after 2 years – On passage: No |
| #141 06/05/25: HB 4464: Exempt retiree-only health plans from ObamaCare codification in state law – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #142 06/05/25: HB 4023: Transfer state property in Eaton County to the Michigan Police Equipment Company – On passage: No |
| #143 06/05/25: HB 4135: Transfer state land, formerly for a prison, to Jackson County – On passage: No |
| #144 06/11/25: HB 4044: Designate the official “state duck” – On passage: No |
| #145 06/11/25: HB 4011: Authorize sale of state land in Arenac County previously used for a prison – On passage: No |
| #146 06/11/25: HB 4434: Repeal the “one-man grand jury” – On passage: Yes |
| #147 06/11/25: HB 4246: Create interstate compact for licensing nurses – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #148 06/11/25: HB 4576: Budget: DoEd – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #149 06/11/25: HB 4577: Budget: K-12 Ed – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #150 06/11/25: HB 4578: Budget: “Dept of Lifelong Education” – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #151 06/12/25: HB 4394: Allow barbering at veterans service organizations – On passage: Yes |
| #152 06/12/25: HB 4395: Companion to HB 4394 – On passage: Yes |
| #153 06/12/25: HB 4192: Revise details of groundwater permits for mobile home parks – On passage: No |
| #154 06/12/25: HB 4257: Revise details of anaerobic digester regulations – On passage: No |
| #155 06/12/25: HB 4265: Companion to HB 4257 – On passage: No |
| #156 06/12/25: HB 4356: Remove long-inactive voters from voter rolls – On passage: No |
| #157 06/12/25: HB 4579: Budget: Community Colleges – On passage: No |
| #158 06/12/25: HB 4580: Budget: Universities – On passage: No |
| #159 06/24/25: HB 4262: Create vast new regulatory scheme against online ticket sales – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #160 06/24/25: HB 4263: Companion to HB 4262 – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #161 06/24/25: HB 4493: Exempt people with disabilities from food licensing rules (huh?) – On passage: No |
| #162 06/25/25: HB 4367: Create "purple star" program to coddle kids in military families – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #163 06/25/25: HB 4396: Allow disclosure of juvenile crime records for research purposes – On passage: Yes |
| #164 06/25/25: HB 4426: Lower minimum age to drive hazmat vehicle from 21 to 18 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #165 06/25/25: HB 4403: Allow “alternating proprietorship” sharing of booze-making facilities – On passage: Yes |
| #166 06/25/25: HB 4417: Require that if DHHS distributes an opioid antagonist at no cost, it must also provide opioid antagonists directly to a life support agency for the purpose of equipping a life support vehicle – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #167 06/25/25: HB 4214: Make traffic violation to not stop for school bus flashing yellow lights – On passage: No |
| #168 07/01/25: HB 4391: Companion to HB 4390 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #169 07/01/25: HB 4390: Allow unreliable roadside spit tests to detect marijuana – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #170 07/01/25: HB 4369: Prohibit certain colors and chemicals in school lunches – On passage: No |
| #171 07/24/25: HB 4141: Require certain public school policies on cell phone use – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #172 07/24/25: HB 4506: Extend deadline for resentencing due to courts ending mandatory life without parole for juvenile murderers – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #173 07/24/25: HB 4506: Extend deadline for resentencing due to courts ending mandatory life without parole for juvenile murderers – On passage (reconsideration): No |
| #174 08/19/25: HB 4047: Allow criminal charges and civil suits against people for making fake pornography with others’ likenesses – Concur with Senate: No |
| #175 08/19/25: HB 4415: Revise details of purchasing by county road commissions – On passage: No |
| #176 08/19/25: HB 4543: Change home heating credit from adjustments based on Detroit CPI to based on US CPI – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #177 08/20/25: HB 4707: Prohibit ranked-choice voting (aka instant runoff voting) – On passage: No |
| #178 08/20/25: SB 70: Name a road – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #179 08/21/25: HB 4303: Designate “Chaldean American month” – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #180 08/21/25: HJR 13: Amend Michigan Constitution to withhold pay to lawmakers and governor if the budget isn't passed on time – On passage: No |
| #181 08/26/25: HB 4706: Omnibus 2025-2026 budget – On passage: No |
| #182 09/03/25: HB 4358: Modify term of office start date for city officers – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #183 09/03/25: HB 4359: Modify term of office start date for village officers – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #184 09/03/25: HB 4698: Revise term of office start/end dates for local officials – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #185 09/03/25: HB 4699: Revise term of office start/end dates for local officials – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #186 09/03/25: HB 4746: Mandate future welfare cards be chip-enabled – On passage: Yes |
| #187 09/03/25: HB 4398: Make easier for counties to vote to ban alcohol sales on Sundays – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #188 09/03/25: HB 4017: OSHA penalty exemption for certain deaths on family farms – On passage: No |
| #189 09/03/25: HB 4362: Require state police establish and maintain a missing senior or vulnerable adult medical alert system plan – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #190 09/04/25: HB 4024: Mandate school bathrooms be reserved for members of each biological sex – On passage: No |
| #191 09/04/25: HB 4517: Mandate amber alerts for missing children with special needs or a child in danger – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #192 09/04/25: HB 4518: Companion to HB 4517 – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #193 09/04/25: HB 4674: Allow next of kin to renew vehicle registrations – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #194 09/04/25: HB 4524: Revise detail of marketable record title act to preserve certain interests in property – On passage: Yes |
| #195 09/04/25: HB 4218: Add three members to State Recipient Rights Advisory Committee from private organizations – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #196 09/04/25: HB 4219: Require that patients be provided a written copy of their rights regarding mental health treatment – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #197 09/09/25: HB 4549: Allow motor vehicle repair facilities to register a single auxiliary facility under the same registration – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #198 09/09/25: HB 4602: Change provisions related to procedures for testing voting equipment, including the creation of “test decks” – On passage: No |
| #199 09/09/25: HB 4598: Create felony for gift card fraud – On passage: No |
| #200 09/09/25: HB 4599: Companion to HB 4598 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #201 09/09/25: HB 4755: Impose wide restrictions and regulations on “deceptive ticket sales practices” – On passage: Yes |
| #202 09/09/25: HB 4012: Allow retired police dogs to use ambulances for treatment – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #203 09/10/25: HB 4349: Allow cities to authorize the creation of a special assessment district to fund maintenance and improvements for a private road – On passage: No |
| #204 09/10/25: HB 4750: Require DHHS screen children for potential eligibility for benefits and apply for benefits – On passage: No |
| #205 09/16/25: HB 4664: Make misdemeanor for blocking a state highway as a form of protest – On passage: No |
| #206 09/16/25: HB 4713: Include auto insurers providing personal injury coverage as “health care insurer” (to require all kinds of coverages) – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #207 09/16/25: HB 4714: Companion to HB 4716 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #208 09/16/25: HB 4715: Give National Insurance Crime Bureau access to insurance fraud information – On passage: No |
| #209 09/16/25: HB 4716: Replace the current single penalty for fraudulent insurance acts with a tiered penalty structure – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #210 09/16/25: HB 4717: Charge insurance fraud as racketeering – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #211 09/16/25: HB 4718: Require insurers that know that a fraudulent insurance act has occurred to report it to the state – On passage: Yes |
| #212 09/16/25: HB 4719: Authorize civil penalties for insurance fraud – On passage: Yes |
| #213 09/17/25: HB 4700: Change definition of hotel “class” to allow small hotels to obtain liquor licenses – On passage: Yes |
| #214 09/17/25: HB 4282: Allow a liquor license for a grocery store on Schoolcraft College – On passage: Yes |
| #215 09/17/25: HB 4595: Allow entities located on land owned by Schoolcraft College to obtain liquor licenses – On passage: Yes |
| #216 09/17/25: HB 4515: Require photo and signature on Bridge card – On passage: No |
| #217 09/18/25: HB 4418: Authorize surrogates to make health care decisions for patients in certain circumstances – On passage: Yes |
| #218 09/18/25: HB 4419: Companion to HB 4418 – On passage: Yes |
| #219 09/18/25: HB 4734: No longer allow an incapacitated individual’s nearest relative to consent to surgical or medical treatment on the individual’s behalf – On passage: Yes |
| #220 09/18/25: HB 4694: Change requirements for forming recreational authorities – On passage: Yes |
| #221 09/18/25: HB 4695: Change requirements for forming recreational authorities – On passage: Yes |
| #222 09/18/25: HB 4798: Companion to HB 4694 – On passage: Yes |
| #223 09/24/25: HB 4160: Reinstate law prohibiting state government having regulations more stringent than federal government, repealed by Democrats in last term – On passage: No |
| #224 09/24/25: HB 4522: Revise details of "keep right except to pass" law – On passage: Yes |
| #225 09/24/25: HB 4596: Allow activist judges to dismiss charges against criminals “deemed incompetent to stand trial” – On passage: No |
| #226 09/25/25: HB 4042: Exempt rental halls without kitchens from definition of food service establishment – On passage: Yes |
| #227 09/25/25: HB 4736: Revise provisions related to the death or withdrawal of a partisan candidate for county commissioner or county executive – On passage: No |
| #228 09/25/25: HB 4107: Mandate CPR training in schools – On passage: Yes |
| #229 09/25/25: HB 4108: Create “good samaritan” immunity from lawsuits for those applying bleeding control – On passage: Yes |
| #230 09/25/25: HB 4108: Create “good samaritan” immunity from lawsuits for those applying bleeding control – On passage (reconsideration): Yes |
| #231 09/25/25: HB 4847: Legal immunity for persons providing emergency bleeding control – On passage: Yes |
| #232 09/25/25: HB 4968: Allow DHHS to continue assessing the current insurance provider assessment – On passage: Yes |
| #233 09/25/25: HB 4961: Road funding package – see HB 4180-4183 – On passage: Yes |
| #234 09/25/25: HB 4951: New law to impose a 24% tax on wholesale price of marijuana and allocate revenue to roads – On passage: Yes |
| #235 10/01/25: HB 4161: Omnibus annual budget bill – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #236 10/01/25: SB 166: 2026 Budget: K-12 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #237 10/01/25: HB 4706: Omnibus 2025-2026 budget – Concur with Senate (budget procedure where rejection triggers conference committee): No |
| #238 10/01/25: HB 4962: Create the Michigan National Guard Member Benefit Fund – On passage: Yes |
| #239 10/01/25: HB 5055: Allow legislative sergeants at arms to protect lawmakers anywhere in Michigan – On passage: No |
| #240 10/02/25: HB 4706: Omnibus 2025-2026 budget – Adopt conference report (final passage): No, against majority of his own party |
| #241 10/02/25: SB 579: Extend sunset on various environmental fees – On passage: Yes |
| #242 10/02/25: SB 273: Extend sunset on a water quality fee – On passage: Yes |
| #243 10/02/25: SB 577: Extend sunset on fees for training water supply officials – On passage: Yes |
| #244 10/02/25: SB 565: Return unspent local government funds to general fund – On passage: Yes |
| #245 10/02/25: SB 574: Put future tobacco settlement money into scholarships instead of the budget stabilization fund – On passage: Yes |
| #246 10/02/25: SB 578: Road funding package – see HB 4180-4183 – On passage: Yes |
| #247 10/03/25: SB 166: 2026 Budget: K-12 – Adopt conference report (final passage): No, against majority of his own party |
| #248 10/03/25: HB 4961: Road funding package – see HB 4180-4183 – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #249 10/03/25: HB 4180: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes – Concur with Senate: No, against majority of his own party |
| #250 10/03/25: HB 4181: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes – Concur with Senate: No, against majority of his own party |
| #251 10/03/25: HB 4182: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes – Concur with Senate: No, against majority of his own party |
| #252 10/03/25: HB 4183: Package of bills to “streamline” gas taxes – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #253 10/10/25: HB 4375: Allow sales/use tax credits for returned cell phones – On passage: No |
| #254 10/10/25: HB 4376: Companion to HB 4375 – On passage: No |
| #255 10/10/25: HB 4747: Allow taxpayers who file an individual income tax return to deduct contributions to a 529 education savings account or ABLE accounts based in another state – On passage: No |
| #256 10/22/25: HB 4484: Allow a speech-language pathologist to seek Medicaid reimbursement – On passage: Yes |
| #257 10/22/25: HB 4690: Create mandatory minimum sentences for fleeing police – On passage: No |
| #258 10/22/25: HB 4691: Create mandatory minimum sentences for fleeing police – On passage: No |
| #259 10/22/25: HB 4422: Increase fee the Liquor Control Commission pays to liquor distribution lobby – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #260 10/22/25: HB 4823: Allow Michigan university branded alcoholic beverages – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #261 10/22/25: HB 4824: Companion to HB 4824 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #262 10/22/25: HB 4045: Protect libel and slander and make victims pay perpetrators without trial – On passage: Yes |
| #263 10/23/25: HB 4666: Increase penalties for discriminatory practices by life insurers – On passage: Yes |
| #264 10/23/25: HB 4665: Allow excused absence from school for participating in livestock events – On passage: Yes |
| #265 10/23/25: HB 4793: Remove acceptance-of-office requirement for school boards – On passage: Yes |
| #266 10/23/25: HB 4794: Remove acceptance-of-office requirement for community college trustees – On passage: Yes |
| #267 10/23/25: HB 4795: Remove acceptance-of-office requirement for intermediate school district boards – On passage: Yes |
| #268 10/23/25: HB 4039: Require two administrative rules rescinded for every one created – On passage: No |
| #269 10/28/25: HB 4509: Join audiologist and speech language pathologist interstate licensure compact – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #270 10/28/25: HB 4124: Create a tax credit for advanced nuclear reactors – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #271 10/28/25: HB 4125: Create a grant program for nuclear and hydrogen energy education – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #272 10/28/25: HB 4126: Create a grant program for nuclear and hydrogen energy education – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #273 10/28/25: HB 4127: Create a grant program for nuclear and hydrogen energy education – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #274 10/28/25: HB 4128: Create a grant program for nuclear and hydrogen energy education – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #275 10/28/25: HB 4129: Create a grant program for nuclear and hydrogen energy education – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #276 10/29/25: HB 4591: Join interstate licensing compact for professional counselors – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #277 10/29/25: HB 5092: Increase restrictions on breeding large carnivorous animals – On passage: Yes |
| #278 10/29/25: HB 4663: Allow liquor licensees to donate a portion of their profits to non-profit groups (eg political organizations) – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #279 10/29/25: HB 4642: Provide procedures for the attorney general to investigate election law violations by the secretary of state – On passage: Yes |
| #280 10/29/25: HB 4089: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #281 10/29/25: HB 4306: Revise details of driver license suspension due to epileptic seizure – On passage: Yes |
| #282 10/29/25: HB 4307: Companion to HB 4306 – On passage: Yes |
| #283 10/29/25: HB 4427: Mandate “brown alert” for dangerous level of sewage or E. coli – On passage: Yes |
| #284 10/29/25: HB 4420: Prohibit enhancement grants that do not disclose sponsor and recipient – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #285 10/29/25: SB 596: Require earmarks meet certain criteria – On passage: Yes |
| #286 11/04/25: HB 4073: Require DNR get warrants as police do – On passage: No |
| #287 11/04/25: HB 4421: Require a warrant for DEQ to enter private property – On passage: No |
| #288 11/04/25: HB 4861: Exclude nonpartisan candidates from having to fill out a party affiliation form just to say they are nonpartisan – On passage: Yes |
| #289 11/04/25: HB 4840: Allow “business courts” to hear certain business disputes – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #290 11/04/25: HR 195: Express an opinion – Adoption: No |
| #291 11/05/25: HB 4930: Require applicants for health professional licenses/registrations to use full legal name – On passage: Yes |
| #292 11/05/25: HB 4929: Create a process for licensed health professionals to surrender their licenses – On passage: Yes |
| #293 11/06/25: HB 4860: Require insurers offer a method of payment that pays a dentist the full amount owed – On passage: Yes |
| #294 11/06/25: HB 4726: Extend sunset of reimbursement system for county maintenance-of-effort contributions made by county-owned nursing homes – On passage: Yes |
| #295 11/06/25: HB 5079: Enhance penalty for disarming a cop or corrections officer – On passage: No |
| #296 11/06/25: HB 5080: Companion to HB 5079 – On passage: No |
| #297 11/06/25: HR 214: Express an opinion – Adoption: No |
| #298 11/12/25: HB 4857: Include “critical incident stress management services” in patient confidentiality law – On passage: Yes |
| #299 11/12/25: HB 4893: Create alternative requirements for licensing CPAs – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #300 11/12/25: HB 4937: Create a “bear backup hunting license” – On passage: Yes |
| #301 11/12/25: HB 4926: Allow health professional licensees to ask LARA set aside their disciplinary records – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #302 11/12/25: HB 5089: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #303 11/12/25: HB 5078: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #304 11/13/25: HB 4397: New law to give judges and their families special anonymity from public records laws – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #305 11/13/25: HB 4220: Mandate "veterinarian-client-patient" legal relationships – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #306 11/13/25: HB 4221: Mandate "veterinarian-client-patient" legal relationships – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #307 11/13/25: HB 4351: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #308 11/13/25: HB 4843: Expand authorized types of tasers; authorize private security and pilots to use them – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #309 11/13/25: HB 4481: Require attorney general keep a website of concealed carry reciprocity laws – On passage: Yes |
| #310 11/13/25: HB 4482: Companion to HB 4481 – On passage: Yes |
| #311 11/13/25: HB 4483: Put QR code on concealed pistol licenses – On passage: Yes |
| #312 11/13/25: SB 370: Make state taxpayers pay for veterans’ health care – On passage: Yes |
| #313 11/13/25: SB 540: Make state taxpayers pay for veterans’ health care – On passage: Yes |
| #314 11/13/25: SB 542: Make state taxpayers pay for veterans’ health care – On passage: Yes |
| #315 11/13/25: HB 4420: Prohibit enhancement grants that do not disclose sponsor and recipient – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #316 11/13/25: SB 596: Require earmarks meet certain criteria – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #317 11/13/25: HB 5055: Allow legislative sergeants at arms to protect lawmakers anywhere in Michigan – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #318 12/09/25: HB 4470: Designate Mackinac Bridge a “key facility” (penalties for trespassing in non-public areas) – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #319 12/09/25: HB 4822: Require Natural Resources Commission to live stream all meetings – On passage: Yes |
| #320 12/10/25: HB 4314: Allow removal of surface debris from body of water without a permit – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #321 12/10/25: HB 4917: Eliminate licensure mandate on butter graders – On passage: No |
| #322 12/10/25: SB 595: Allow Michigan-Indiana boundary survey program to contract with county officials – On passage: Yes |
| #323 12/11/25: HB 4881: Companion to HB 4882 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #324 12/11/25: HB 4882: Eliminate licensure mandate on wholesale potato dealers – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #325 12/11/25: HB 4915: Prohibit left-wing “implicit bias” indoctrination in health professional training – On passage: No |
| #326 12/11/25: HB 4836: Allow student opt-out of worthless “WorkKeys” test – On passage: Yes |
| #327 12/11/25: SB 349: Allow student opt-out of worthless “WorkKeys” test – On passage: Yes |
| #328 12/16/25: SB 685: Expand a taxpayer subsidy for land preservation – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #329 12/16/25: SB 686: Expand a taxpayer subsidy for land preservation – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #330 12/16/25: SB 687: Expand a taxpayer subsidy for land preservation – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #331 12/16/25: SB 688: Expand a taxpayer subsidy for land preservation – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #332 12/16/25: SB 689: Expand a taxpayer subsidy for land preservation – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #333 12/16/25: SB 690: Expand a taxpayer subsidy for land preservation – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #334 12/16/25: SB 699: Expand a taxpayer subsidy for land preservation – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #335 12/16/25: SB 95: Companion to SB 94 – On passage: Yes |
| #336 12/16/25: SB 82: Make certain public records secret for judges and their families – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #337 12/16/25: SB 158: Regulate online event ticket companies – On passage: Yes |
| #338 12/16/25: SB 23: Authorize dividing of tracts of unused farmland – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #339 12/16/25: SB 25: Allow owners of auto repair facilities operate multiple locations with one license – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #340 12/16/25: SB 512: Allow breweries to brew non-alcoholic beer with same regulations as beer – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #341 12/16/25: SB 513: Companion to SB 512 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #342 12/16/25: SB 96: Allow lockdown systems in child care centers – On passage: Yes |
| #343 12/16/25: SB 97: Allow lockdown systems in child care centers – On passage: Yes |
| #344 12/16/25: SB 98: Allow lockdown systems in child care centers – On passage: Yes |
| #345 12/16/25: SB 93: Designate maple syrup and honey producers as “limited food processors” – On passage: Yes |
| #346 12/16/25: SB 269: Exempt Detroit Metro Airport from a bureaucratic procedure – On passage: Yes |
| #347 12/17/25: HB 4277: Remove mental health questions from application for health occupation licenses – On passage: Yes |
| #348 12/17/25: HB 4352: Allow water/waste authorities to make laws and create a law enforcement agency for them – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #349 12/17/25: HB 4353: Companion to HB 4352 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #350 12/17/25: HB 4354: Companion to HB 4352 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #351 12/17/25: HB 4355: Companion to HB 4352 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #352 12/17/25: HB 5049: Regulate administering epinephrine – On passage: Yes |
| #353 12/17/25: HB 5050: Companion to HB 5049 – On passage: Yes |
| #354 12/17/25: HB 5051: Companion to HB 5049 – On passage: Yes |
| #355 12/17/25: HB 5052: Companion to HB 5049 – On passage: Yes |
| #356 12/17/25: HB 5053: Companion to HB 5049 – On passage: Yes |
| #357 12/17/25: HB 5054: Companion to HB 5049 – On passage: Yes |
| #358 12/17/25: HB 4486: New law to prohibit local gas stove bans – On passage: No |
| #359 12/17/25: HB 4933: Eliminate licensure mandate on employment agencies – On passage: No |
| #360 12/17/25: HB 4892: Allow a CPA sole proprietor not to need another license to operate an accounting firm – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #361 12/17/25: HB 4919: Allow violations of failure to complete continuing education mandates to be removed from record – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #362 12/17/25: HB 4927: Reduce number of apprenticeship/barber college hours required to obtain barber license – On passage: Yes |
| #363 12/17/25: HB 4895: Allow completing continuing education requirements online for licensed occupations – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #364 12/17/25: HB 4914: Revise details of occupational licensing rules for architect, engineering, and surveying firms – On passage: No |
| #365 12/17/25: HB 5284: Allow expungement of disciplinary records for failing to complete so-called “continuing education” mandates – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #366 12/17/25: HB 4352: Allow water/waste authorities to make laws and create a law enforcement agency for them – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #367 12/18/25: HB 4556: Remove writing requirement from Michigan Merit Exam and remove MME score from high school transcript – On passage: Yes |
| #368 12/18/25: HB 4557: Repeal certain Michigan Merit Exam requirements – On passage: Yes |
| #369 12/18/25: HB 4774: Add conditions on how the state government must advertise for and select architectural, engineering, or surveying services – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #370 12/18/25: HB 5059: Allow engraving of liquor bottles – On passage: Yes |
| #371 12/18/25: SB 136: Increase fees for radiation machines and revise regulations – On passage: Yes |
| #372 12/18/25: HB 4262: Create vast new regulatory scheme against online ticket sales – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #373 12/18/25: HB 4065: Allow Macomb Community College Sports and Expo Center serve alcohol – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #374 12/18/25: HB 4493: Exempt people with disabilities from food licensing rules (huh?) – Concur with Senate: No, against majority of his own party |
| #375 12/18/25: HB 4122: Expand limits on cottage food operations and give MSU certain privileges – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #1 01/14/26: HB 4141: Require certain public school policies on cell phone use – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #2 01/14/26: HB 4284: Reduce concealed pistol license fee – On passage: No |
| #3 01/14/26: HB 4805: Increase percentage of Children's Trust Fund that must be available for disbursement – On passage: Yes |
| #4 01/14/26: HB 4806: Companion to HB 4807 – On passage: Yes |
| #5 01/14/26: HB 4807: Allow child abuse board to partner with a fundraising company – On passage: Yes |
| #6 01/14/26: HB 4808: Allow child abuse board to meet remotely – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #7 01/14/26: HB 4492: Allow employers to require tip sharing – On passage: No |
| #8 01/14/26: HB 4947: Increase tracking of methamphetamine precursor drugs (ephedrine, pseudophedrine) – On passage: Yes |
| #9 01/14/26: HB 4948: Companion to HB 4947 – On passage: Yes |
| #10 01/14/26: HB 4749: Establish a trial court in Antrim County – On passage: Yes |
| #11 01/15/26: HB 4911: Allow mobile barber shops – On passage: Yes |
| #12 01/15/26: HB 4692: Allow cosmetology schools have multiple branches – On passage: Yes |
| #13 01/15/26: HB 5127: Prevent child care center regulations from affecting other occupants in the same building – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #14 01/15/26: HB 5207: Reduce “one year” to “600 hour” requirements for barber/cosmetologist licenses – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #15 01/21/26: HB 5113: Create grace period for correcting errors on concealed pistol license applications – On passage: No |
| #16 01/21/26: HB 4980: Allow applying for concealed pistol license in any Michigan county (not just the one you live in) – On passage: No |
| #17 01/21/26: HB 5314: Repeal law allowing attorney general to bring any action in Ingham County Circuit Court – On passage: No |
| #18 01/21/26: HB 5315: No longer authorize Attorney General to exercise discretion when intervening and only intervene when requested by governor or legislature – On passage: No |
| #19 01/21/26: HB 5316: Companion to HB 5314 – On passage: No |
| #20 01/22/26: HB 5154: Allow cash to be accepted for payment of school athletic fees – On passage: Yes |
| #21 01/22/26: HB 4678: Revise details of regulations on qualified fuel dispensers – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #22 01/22/26: HB 4679: Revise details of regulations on qualified fuel dispensers – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #23 01/28/26: SB 495: Mandate school emergency plans include policy for how children can use their cell phones – On passage: Yes |
| #24 01/28/26: HB 4361: Revise details of regulations for plant trimming around utility lines – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #25 02/04/26: HB 4445: Allow deer baiting – On passage: No |
| #26 02/04/26: HB 5288: Rescind corporate welfare payments to China-linked entities – On passage: Yes |
| #27 02/04/26: HB 5455: Create a comprehensive interstate medical occupation licensing compact (medical license reciprocity) – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #28 02/04/26: HB 4897: Create multiple classes of boiler installer licenses – On passage: No |
| #29 02/04/26: HB 4898: Companion to HB 4897 – On passage: No |
| #30 02/04/26: HB 4907: Prohibit LARA from making a rule that restricts certain boiler installers from completing maintenance and testing of boilers – On passage: No |
| #31 02/05/26: HB 4855: Allow bow hunters their constitutional right to carry handguns – On passage: Yes |
| #32 02/05/26: HB 5197: Ban foreigners from funding ballot proposal campaigns – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #33 02/05/26: HB 5198: Require certification that no foreigners funded elections – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #34 02/18/26: HB 5035: Create crime of “fertility fraud” – On passage: No |
| #35 02/18/26: HB 5036: Companion to HB 5035 – On passage: No |
| #36 02/18/26: HB 5037: Companion to HB 5035 – On passage: No |
| #37 02/18/26: HB 5038: Companion to HB 5035 – On passage: No |
| #38 02/18/26: HB 5039: Companion to HB 5035 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #39 02/18/26: HB 4530: Require release of mental health records to DHHS employees conducting child abuse investigations – On passage: Yes |
| #40 02/18/26: HB 5220: Require mandatory child abuse reporters to take continual classes – On passage: Yes |
| #41 02/18/26: HB 4981: Revise terminology relating to licensed counseling professionals – On passage: Yes |
| #42 02/19/26: HB 5317: Allow small counties to have smaller parks commissions – On passage: Yes |
| #43 02/19/26: HB 4279: Create a “Michigan National Guard apprenticeship program” – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #44 02/19/26: HB 4402: Create informational materials on cytomegalovirus – On passage: Yes |
| #45 02/19/26: HB 4079: Reinstate / increase income eligibility cap on special assessment deferment program – On passage: Yes |
| #46 02/19/26: HB 4080: Reinstate / increase income eligibility cap on special assessment deferment program – On passage: Yes |
| #47 02/19/26: HB 4079: Reinstate / increase income eligibility cap on special assessment deferment program – On passage: Yes |
| #48 02/24/26: HB 5210: Allow listing multiple vessels on one fishing license – On passage: Yes |
| #49 02/24/26: HB 4932: Allow online classes for pharmacist and pharmacy tech continuing education – On passage: Yes |
| #50 02/24/26: HB 4934: Allow relicensure of psychologists to serve as renewal of license – On passage: Yes |
| #51 02/24/26: HB 5298: Have auto insurance coverage claims paid by insurer of passenger of taxi (and Uber, etc) rather than that of the driver – On passage: No |
| #52 02/24/26: HB 5299: Companion to HB 5298 – On passage: No |
| #53 02/26/26: HB 5517: Give beverage distributors a tax credit for lost money from bottle deposits – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #54 02/26/26: HB 4593: Prohibit dentists from presenting themselves as a specialist in any of the recognized specialty fields unless they hold the appropriate license – On passage: Yes |
| #55 02/26/26: HB 4594: Companion to HB 4593 – On passage: Yes |
| #56 02/26/26: HB 5102: Eliminate “dentistry task force” – On passage: Yes |
| #57 02/26/26: HB 4909: Slightly revise record retention requirement for cosmetology schools – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #58 02/26/26: HB 4346: Revised details of horse racing revenue distribution – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #59 02/26/26: HB 4347: Companion to HB 4346 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #60 03/03/26: HB 5450: Ban local governments from charging taxes and fees to food trucks – On passage: No |
| #61 03/03/26: HB 5451: Mandate annual fire inspections of food trucks – On passage: Yes |
| #62 03/03/26: HB 5364: Require legislative approval to revise state academic standards – On passage: No |
| #63 03/03/26: HB 5467: Revise details of replacing a candidate for office who dies – On passage: No |
| #64 03/03/26: HB 5468: Require candidates for Congress disclosing on nominating petition whether they live within the district – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #65 03/03/26: HB 4572: Budget: Military/vets – On passage: No |
| #66 03/04/26: HB 5162: Shorten time for state law to mirror federal law on drug bans – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #67 03/04/26: HB 5380: Revise regulations on sponsors of captive insurance companies – On passage: Yes |
| #68 03/04/26: HB 5381: Companion to HB 5380 – On passage: Yes |
| #69 03/04/26: HB 5382: Companion to HB 5380 – On passage: Yes |
| #70 03/04/26: HB 5383: Companion to HB 5380 – On passage: Yes |
| #71 03/04/26: HB 5384: Companion to HB 5380 – On passage: Yes |
| #72 03/04/26: HB 5385: Companion to HB 5380 – On passage: Yes |
| #73 03/04/26: HB 5386: Companion to HB 5380 – On passage: Yes |
| #74 03/05/26: HB 5232: Companion to HB 5233 – On passage: Yes |
| #75 03/05/26: HB 5233: Mandate paid vacation for police and firefighters – On passage: Yes |
| #76 03/05/26: HB 4790: Require a continuing education course on menopause be developed – On passage: Yes |
| #77 03/05/26: HB 4791: Create a menopause transition awareness education program – On passage: Yes |
| #78 03/10/26: HB 5430: Define certain campground residents as temporary under certain conditions – On passage: Yes |
| #79 03/10/26: HB 4949: Revise detail of exemption from liability of sport shooting ranges – On passage: No |
| #80 03/10/26: HB 5125: Increase penalties for theft of cargo – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #81 03/10/26: HB 5126: Companion to HB 5125 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #82 03/11/26: HB 4711: Revise details of self-storage facility regulations – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #83 03/11/26: HB 5157: Increase penalty for selling illegal drugs causing injury – On passage: No |
| #84 03/11/26: HB 5158: Companion to HB 5157 – On passage: No |
| #85 03/11/26: HB 4582: New law to create liability of property owners for injuries to invitees – On passage: No |
| #86 03/11/26: HB 4583: Limit local tax hike ballot proposals to November elections – On passage: No |
| #87 03/11/26: HB 4584: Companion to HB 4583 – On passage: No |
| #88 03/11/26: HB 5032: Prohibit using public school money for special elections – On passage: No |
| #89 03/12/26: HB 4908: Allow cosmetology apprentices to perform shampoos – On passage: Yes |
| #90 03/12/26: HB 5249: Create “ambulance operation adaptive care” license – On passage: Yes |
| #91 03/12/26: HB 5343: Raise “mixed spirit drink” alcohol limit from 13.5% to 18% – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #92 03/18/26: HB 5340: Mandate state agencies accept cash as payments – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #93 03/18/26: HB 5680: Eliminate “sport trolling” fishing device fee – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #94 03/18/26: HB 4702: Authorize conveyance of state-owned property in Sanilac County – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #95 03/18/26: HB 4724: Authorize conveyance of state-owned property in Kent County – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #96 03/18/26: HB 5234: Allow salvage vehicle inspection fees to be used for a broader range of law enforcement purposes – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #97 03/18/26: HB 4412: Revise details of conditions for mental health hospitalization – On passage: No |
| #98 03/18/26: HB 4413: Revise details of conditions for mental health hospitalization – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #99 03/18/26: HB 4414: Allow for misdemeanor criminals receive “outpatient treatment for mental health issues” – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #100 03/18/26: HB 5537: Ban new drug “kratom” – On passage: No |
| #101 03/19/26: HB 5387: Include veterans in missing senior/vulnerable adult alert system – On passage: Yes |
| #102 03/19/26: HB 5497: Increase a minimum mortgage dollar amount for inflation – On passage: No |
| #103 03/19/26: HB 5652: Give racetracks immunity from nuisance lawsuits – On passage: No |
| #104 03/19/26: SB 581: Revise definition of downtown district for certain development authorities – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #105 04/14/26: SB 274: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #106 04/14/26: HB 4720: Prohibit electronic voting systems with components on the FCC list of security threats – On passage: No |
| #107 04/14/26: HB 4765: Require proof of citizenship to register to vote and ID to vote – On passage: No |
| #108 04/14/26: HB 5688: Allow delivery networks to exclude from tax liability the amount of sales tax they pay – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #109 04/15/26: HB 5227: Ban assisting a real estate buyer before a written buyer agreement – On passage: Yes |
| #110 04/15/26: HB 5228: Companion to HB 5227 – On passage: Yes |
| #111 04/15/26: HB 5229: Companion to HB 5227 – On passage: Yes |
| #112 04/15/26: HB 5577: Revise detail of geographic coordinate systems to clarify state boundary – On passage: Yes |
| #113 04/16/26: HB 4696: Expand definition of “relative” under guardianship assistance act to include non-relatives – On passage: Yes |
| #114 04/16/26: HB 4697: Expand definition of “relative” under guardianship assistance act to include non-relatives – On passage: Yes |
| #115 04/16/26: HB 4471: Allow retirees to work in county sheriff's office and receive both pension and pay – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #116 04/16/26: HB 4901: Set license cycle for registered professional nurses, licensed practical nurses, and speech pathologists to 3 years – On passage: Yes |
| #117 04/21/26: HB 5301: Expand allowed use of flashlights in hunting – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #118 04/22/26: HB 5715: Require National Guard pay servicemembers by direct deposit – On passage: Yes |
| #119 04/22/26: HB 4902: Eliminate limited license option for health counselors – On passage: Yes |
| #120 04/22/26: HB 4903: Revise details of health counselor relicensure requirements – On passage: Yes |
| #121 04/22/26: HB 4904: Remove requirement of professional disclosure statement for health counselors – On passage: Yes |
| #122 04/22/26: HB 5619: Annual budget: Omnibus – On passage: No |
| #123 04/22/26: HB 5630: Annual budget: omnibus education – On passage: No |
| #124 04/28/26: HB 5514: New law to prohibit using restraints to transport minors to certain treatment programs – On passage: Yes |
| #125 04/28/26: HB 5719: Revise detail of prosecuting attorneys coordinating council – On passage: No |
| #126 04/28/26: HB 4733: Exempt cured, smoked, and frozen fish from possession limits – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #127 04/28/26: HB 5836: Eliminate “Cesar Chavez Day” – On passage: Yes |
| #128 04/29/26: HB 4708: Revise detail of enforcement of liens on boats – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #129 04/29/26: HB 5308: Revive a discontinued “invasive species prevention watercraft decal” program – On passage: Yes |
| #130 04/29/26: HB 5388: Allow projectile self-defense sprays – On passage: No |
| #131 04/29/26: HB 5515: Allow carrying knives for self-defense – On passage: No |
| #132 04/29/26: HB 5425: Prohibit sex offenders from working at a place that provides services to minors – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #133 04/29/26: HB 5426: Companion to HB 5425 – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #134 04/30/26: HB 4556: Remove writing requirement from Michigan Merit Exam and remove MME score from high school transcript – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #135 04/30/26: HB 4557: Repeal certain Michigan Merit Exam requirements – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #136 05/12/26: HB 4694: Change requirements for forming recreational authorities – Concur with Senate: Yes |
| #137 05/12/26: HB 5281: New law to impose regulations on legal defense funds – On passage: No |
| #138 05/12/26: HB 5644: Allow nurses to issue handicap parking passes – On passage: Yes |
| #139 05/12/26: HB 5710: Eliminate “renewable” energy mandates – On passage: No |
| #140 05/12/26: HB 5711: Companion to HB 5710 – On passage: No |
| #141 05/13/26: HB 4551: Move certain police regulations from MCOLES to LARA – On passage: No |
| #142 05/13/26: HB 4839: Mandate DHHS prescribe generic medications – On passage: No |
| #143 05/13/26: HB 5331: Drone regulation package: Require state government drones follow federal restrictions – On passage: No |
| #144 05/13/26: HB 5329: Drone regulation package: Ban government from buying drones on federal ban list (from China, etc) – On passage: No |
| #145 05/13/26: HR 313: Express an opinion – Adoption: No |
| #146 05/14/26: HB 5636: Name a road – On passage: Yes |
| #147 05/14/26: HB 4935: Enter into interstate license compact for dentists and dental hygenists – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #148 05/14/26: HB 4779: Mandate plans for containing smoke created by surgical equipment – On passage: Yes |
| #149 05/14/26: HB 5797: Allow additional “snow days” for schools – On passage: Yes |
| #150 05/14/26: HB 5744: Increase criminal penalty for shooting at a car with a child inside – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #151 05/14/26: HB 5745: Increase criminal penalty for drive-by shooting – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #152 05/14/26: SB 729: Increase cap on state building authority bonds by another $421 million – On passage: Yes |
| #153 05/20/26: HB 5504: New “state digital service office” law to create new technology bureaucracy – On passage: No |
| #154 05/20/26: HB 5505: New law to create “digital oversight office” in legislature to investigate government IT systems – On passage: No |
| #155 05/20/26: HB 5879: Mandate reduced energy prices contingent on passage of HB 5878 – On passage: No |
| #156 05/20/26: HB 5878: Repeal personal property tax – On passage: No |
| #157 05/20/26: HB 5877: Companion to HB 5874 – On passage: No |
| #158 05/20/26: HB 5876: Companion to HB 5874 – On passage: No |
| #159 05/20/26: HB 5875: Companion to HB 5874 – On passage: No |
| #160 05/20/26: HB 5874: Repeal state real estate transfer tax – On passage: No |
| #161 05/20/26: HB 5873: Repeal state education tax – On passage: No |
| #162 05/20/26: HB 5872: Do not change taxable property value to state equalized value if it remains a principal residence. (Requires constitutional amendment; see HJR T) – On passage: No |
| #163 05/21/26: SB 304: Impose price controls on Mackinac Island ferry monopoly – On passage: Yes |
| #164 05/21/26: HB 5552: Allow “prepayment penalties” on certain business loans – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #165 05/21/26: HB 5150: Revise details of respiratory therapist licensing rules – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #166 05/21/26: HB 5717: Change procedures when local clerks are unavailable to perform election-related functions – On passage: Yes |
| #167 06/02/26: HB 5650: New law to require attorney general report litigation and expenditures to the state legislature – On passage: Yes, against majority of his own party |
| #168 06/02/26: HB 4644: Allow driving golf carts on certain municipalities – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #169 06/02/26: HB 5682: Allow auctioning of hunting licenses in certain circumstances – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #170 06/03/26: HJR 21: Amend Michigan Constitution to have primary elections for attorney general and secretary of state instead of party conventions (because party bosses are displeased with recent results) and governor appoint university boards – Adoption: No |
| #171 06/03/26: HB 5739: Revise detail of powers and duties of property conservators – On passage: Yes |
| #172 06/03/26: HB 5740: Revise detail of powers and duties of property conservators – On passage: Yes |
| #173 06/03/26: HB 5831: Companion to HB 5830 – On passage: No |
| #174 06/03/26: HB 5810: Mandate public schools and charter schools implement the federal government's fitness test – On passage: No |
| #175 06/03/26: HB 5520: Reinstate Michigan's repealed 3rd grade reading requirement law – On passage: No |
| #176 06/03/26: HB 4466: Sanction licenses of doctors performing gender reassignment procedures on minors – On passage: No |
| #177 06/03/26: HB 4467: New law to ban gender reassignment procedures on minors – On passage: No |
| #178 06/03/26: HB 4468: Mandate health insurance cover adverse consquences of gender transition and reversal – On passage: No |
| #179 06/03/26: HB 6013: Require MDHHS monitor and track out-of-state usage of Michigan bridge cards (food stamps) – On passage: No |
| #180 06/03/26: HB 5812: Prohibit the state government from seeking exemptions to federal food stamp work requirements – On passage: No |
| #181 06/03/26: HB 5813: Require the reporting of error and improper payment rates of Medicaid payments – On passage: No |
| #182 06/04/26: HB 5536: Clarify definition of “wetland” – On passage: No |
| #183 06/04/26: HB 5557: Prohibit state government from setting emissions rules more stringent than the federal Clean Air Act – On passage: No |
| #184 06/04/26: HB 5501: Revise detail of wetland regulation – On passage: No |
| #185 06/04/26: HB 5498: New law to require agencies designate an employee to manage each type of permit, license, registration, etc. – On passage: No |
| #186 06/09/26: HB 5755: Require state agencies publish their reports to the legislature on a website – On passage: Yes |
| #187 06/09/26: HB 5574: Make additional crime of harassing a first responder – On passage: No |
| #188 06/09/26: HB 5575: Companion to HB 5574 – On passage: No |
| #189 06/09/26: HB 5576: Companion to HB 5574 – On passage: No |
| #190 06/09/26: HB 5815: Require courts “exercise independent judgment” when deciding whether an administrative rule exceeds its statutory authority – On passage: No |
| #191 06/09/26: HB 5816: Allow courts to consider administrative rules “de novo” (“as new” from previous decisions) – On passage: No |
| #192 06/09/26: HB 5817: Divide future administrative rules into “major” and “nonmajor” categories, with differing promulgation procedures – On passage: No |
| #193 06/09/26: HB 5818: Allow legislature to reject administrative rules – On passage: No |
| #194 06/10/26: HB 5510: Allow delayed entry of convictions and delayed sentencing – On passage: Yes |
| #195 06/10/26: HB 5511: Companion to HB 5510 – On passage: Yes |
| #196 06/10/26: HB 5472: Revise detail of labeling tobacco shipments – On passage: No |
| #197 06/10/26: HB 5932: Revise detail of modifying building permits after being issued – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #198 06/10/26: HB 5933: Companion to HB 5932 – On passage: No |
| #199 06/10/26: HB 5934: Require construction permit fee be reimbursed if not issued or denied in a timely manner – On passage: No |
| #200 06/10/26: HB 5935: Create notice requirements for building permits – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #201 06/10/26: SB 240: Revise term of office start/end dates for local officials – On passage: Yes |
| #202 06/10/26: SB 241: Revise term of office start/end dates for local officials – On passage: Yes |
| #203 06/10/26: HB 5819: Revise minor detail of a curriculum requirement – On passage: No |
| #204 06/10/26: HB 5820: Revise minor detail of a curriculum requirement – On passage: No |
| #205 06/10/26: HB 5821: Revise minor detail of a curriculum requirement – On passage: No |
| #206 06/11/26: HB 5570: Allow single-exit apartment buildings in certain conditions – On passage: Yes |
| #207 06/11/26: SB 301: Create a taxpayer subsidy for “paid organ donation leave” – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #208 06/11/26: HB 5123: Require fee of satellite video providers – On passage: No |
| #209 06/11/26: HB 5124: Require video service providers register with the state – On passage: No, against majority of his own party |
| #210 06/11/26: HB 5995: Make driving citations issued unconstitutionally by automated systems not count as points against driving record – On passage: Yes |
| #211 06/11/26: HB 5571: Allow single-exit apartment buildings in certain conditions – On passage: Yes |
