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Votes at a glance: final passage and calendar actions from Michigan Senate floor

2763009 · March 19, 2025
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Summary

This roundup lists final passage votes and committee actions recorded on the senate floor during the session, including final passage of Senate Bills 81 and 25 and adoption of several resolutions and committee concurrence actions.

The Michigan Senate recorded several final actions and procedural outcomes during the floor session.

Final passage votes - Senate Bill 81 (indigent defense for youth): Passed on final passage, 25-12 (see related article). - Senate Bill 25 (amend Motor Vehicle Service and Repair Act): Passed on final passage, 37-0, the secretary announced.

Adoptions and concurrent/resolution actions - Senate Concurrent Resolution 4 (prescribing the legislative schedule): Adopted (no roll-call count recorded in transcript; chair announced adoption after voice vote). - Senate Resolution 19 (commemorating the 50th anniversary of Ronald McDonald House Charities): Adopted (voice vote recorded as "adopted"). - Senate Resolution 20 (amendment to standing rules of the senate): Adopted (voice vote recorded as "adopted").

Committee and calendar actions - The Committee of the Whole reported concurrence with amendments to Senate Bills 82 and 111; the senate concurred with those amendments and the bills as amended were placed on the order of third reading. - Numerous bills were introduced and referred to committees across the floor proceedings; references included appropriations bills for multiple departments and bills referred to the Committee on Civil Rights, Judiciary, and Public Safety, among others.

Recorded roll-call and voice votes on the floor are shown where the secretary provided counts. Several items were advanced to third reading or referred to committees without recorded roll-call votes during introduction.