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Votes at a glance: Senate approves several bills on March 17, 2025; multiple final-passage votes recorded

2832000 · March 13, 2025
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Summary

During the March 17 session, the Michigan Senate advanced and passed several bills on the general orders calendar, including Senate Bills 25, 96, 97, 98 and 71. Where recorded, final passage tallies were announced and are listed below.

The Michigan Senate recorded final-passage votes and committee actions on multiple calendar items during the March 17, 2025 session.

Key outcomes recorded on the floor:

- Senate Bill 25 (amend Motor Vehicle Service and Repair Act): Committee substitute adopted in the committee of the whole and the bill was placed on the order of third reading.

- Senate Bill 96 (one-state construction code act amendments): Final passage announced — secretary recorded 36 ayes, 0 no votes and 1 excused; bill passed.

- Senate Bill 97 (amend Fire Prevention Code): Final passage announced — secretary recorded 36 ayes, 0 no votes and 1 excused; bill passed.

- Senate Bill 98 (childcare licensing and regulation): Final passage announced — secretary recorded 36 ayes, 0 no votes and 1 excused; bill passed.

- Senate Bill 71 (amend Michigan Penal Code): Final passage announced — secretary recorded 36 ayes, 0 no votes and 1 excused; bill passed.

For each calendar item the Senate announced whether there were amendments pending; in the cited items above there were no amendments pending to final passage and the secretary announced the recorded votes as part of the official journal. Committee reports on bills (for example SB 25) were delivered on the floor and the committee recommendations were concurred in before bills advanced to third reading or final passage.

These roll-call tallies are official statements by the secretary on the Senate floor and are recorded in the session journal.