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Votes at a glance: Michigan House action on resolutions and bills
Summary
The Michigan House took up a range of resolutions and bills on the floor; several passed unanimously and others by recorded roll-call votes. Listed below are the items with outcomes recorded in the transcript.
The Michigan House adopted multiple resolutions and passed a number of bills during the floor session. Below are items from the transcript with the outcome recorded on the floor.
- House Resolution 121 — Declare June 2025 as CPR and AED Awareness Week: Adopted (voice vote recorded as "aye"). Sponsor: Representative Whitworth. Context: Sponsor spoke about a student, Everson Guild, and the importance of AED access in schools.
- House Resolution 122 — Declare May 31–June 8, 2025, Great Lakes and Freshwater Week: Adopted (voice vote recorded as "aye"). Sponsor: Representative Cavett.
- House Bill 4285 — Amend the Revised School Code: Passed, 101 aye, 7 nay (recorded roll call). Sponsor: Representative Vanderwall.
- House Bill 4401 — Amend the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act: Passed, 104 aye, 4 nay (recorded roll call). Sponsor: Representative Jamie Green.
- House Bill 4113 — Amend the Michigan Liquor Control Code of 1998: Passed, 83 aye, 25 nay (recorded roll call). Sponsor: Representative Steckloff.
- House Bill 4114 — Another amendment to the Michigan Liquor Control Code of 1998 (sponsor listed on the floor): Passed, 83 aye, 25 nay (recorded roll call). Sponsor: Representative Van Workum (amendment offered on floor).
- House Bill 4189 — Amend the Michigan Memorial Highway Act to name a memorial bridge for Lance Corporal Michael W. Hanks: Passed, 108 aye, 0 nay (recorded roll call). Sponsor: Representative Wolford. Sponsor spoke in support and invited family to the gallery.
- Other bills placed on second reading, reported out of committee, or introduced on the floor were noted in the clerk’s announcements; those items did not have a floor roll-call result recorded in the transcript excerpt provided here.
Where the transcript records a recorded roll-call vote, the clerk’s announced tallies are listed above. Where the transcript records adoption by voice (resolutions), the clerk recorded the voice vote as adopted on the floor. The transcript excerpts do not include full bill texts or committee reports beyond the read statements on the floor.
