Election Integrity committee reports three bills, adopts substitutes; unanimous roll calls

Lansing — The Michigan House Committee on Election Integrity on Wednesday completed roll‑call votes to report three bills to the full House.

Representative Hoadley moved to report House Bill 4 7 9 3 with recommendation; the clerk recorded the roll call and the motion prevailed by recorded vote. The committee reported HB 4 7 9 3 with recommendation (recorded tally: 9 yays, 0 nays).

For House Bill 4 7 9 4, Representative Hoadley offered a substitute (H‑1) that requires an individual appointed or elected to a community college district board of trustees to sign an affidavit of eligibility no later than 15 days after election. Representative Fox moved to adopt substitute H‑1; the substitute was adopted on a roll call and Representative Hoadley then moved to report HB 4 7 9 4 with recommendation as substituted. The committee recorded the motion as passing (9 yays, 0 nays).

For House Bill 4 7 9 5, Representative Hoadley offered a substitute (H‑1) that requires an individual appointed or elected to an intermediate school district board to sign an affidavit of eligibility no later than seven days after appointment. Representative Fox moved to adopt the substitute; the substitute was adopted and Representative Hoadley moved to report HB 4 7 9 5 with recommendation as substituted. The committee recorded the motion as passing (9 yays, 0 nays).

The roll‑call clerks read the names of committee members during each vote; the record shows Chair Smith and members — including Representative Fox, Representative Altman, Representative Alexander, Representative Hoadley, Representative Pablo, Representative Wooden, Representative Colzart/Polzart, and Representative Song — voting in favor. After reporting HB 4 7 9 5 the committee adjourned.

The committee record does not show any recorded no votes or abstentions for these three motions.