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Senate passes SB52 and SB27; House bills 4062–4064 referred to committee
Summary
The Michigan Senate passed Senate Bill 52 and Senate Bill 27 and sent three House bills (4062–4064) to the committee on Oversight after first readings. An amendment to SB52 was withdrawn prior to final passage.
The Michigan Senate on Feb. 25, 2025, passed two Senate bills on final passage and referred three House bills to the committee on Oversight.
Senate Bill 52 passed final passage after sponsor Senator Tice withdrew an offered amendment. The secretary announced the final tally as 23 yes, 9 no and 5 excused. Senator Tice moved to withdraw the amendment; the motion to withdraw was granted and no further amendments were pending before final passage.
Senate Bill 27 passed on final passage by recorded vote, with the secretary announcing 32 yes, 0 no and 5 excused.
The House of Representatives transmitted House Bills 4062, 4063 and 4064, each described in the clerk's reading as "a bill to amend an act to regulate political activity." Each bill received a first reading in the Senate and was referred to the Senate committee on Oversight. The session materials identified an available amendment for SB52 (Amendment 1) that was later withdrawn by Senator Tice.
Votes at a glance
- Senate Bill 52 — Final passage; recorded tally announced as 23 yes, 9 no, 5 excused. Amendment offered by Senator Tice was withdrawn prior to final passage.
- Senate Bill 27 — Final passage; recorded tally announced as 32 yes, 0 no, 5 excused.
- House Bill 4062 — First reading; referred to Committee on Oversight. Details: "a bill to amend an act to regulate political activity." (first reading recorded in the transcript).
- House Bill 4063 — First reading; referred to Committee on Oversight. Details: "a bill to amend an act to regulate political activity." (first reading recorded in the transcript).
- House Bill 4064 — First reading; referred to Committee on Oversight. Details: "a bill to amend an act to regulate political activity." (first reading recorded in the transcript).
The Senate journal will include formal vote records and roll-call tallies as entered by the secretary.
