Votes at a glance: Key roll-call outcomes from Michigan House, May 7, 2025

LANSING — The Michigan House recorded roll-call votes on several bills during its May 7, 2025, floor session. Below are the items with recorded final tallies as announced on the floor. Where the transcript did not provide additional bill text or line-item detail, the entry notes that fact.

- House Bill 4007 (third reading, introduced by Representative Bonak): Passed, 82–27. The bill amends the Clean and Renewable Energy and Energy Waste Reduction Act to address operation timelines for Upper Peninsula RICE generators; immediate effect ordered.

- House Bill 4283 (third reading, introduced by Representative Preston): Passed, 83–26. Related amendment to the Clean and Renewable Energy and Energy Waste Reduction Act for UP utilities; immediate effect ordered.

- House Bill 4178 (third reading, introduced by Representative Aragona): Passed, 108–1. The bill amends the Insurance Code of 1956; the transcript does not include the enrolled text on the floor.

- House Bill 4072 (third reading, introduced by Representative Steckloff): Passed, 109–0. The bill amends the Public Health Code to permit patients to take unused portions of certain ophthalmologic eye drops and ointments for post-discharge care; sponsors framed it as reducing waste and costs for patients.

- House Bill 4071 (third reading, introduced by Representative Brenda Carter): Passed, 108–1. Amendments to the Insurance Code were debated; sponsor discussed value-added insurer services and wellness programs; transcript contains floor remarks but not the full enrolled text.

- House Bill 4328 (third reading, introduced by Representative Fairbairn): Passed, 107–1. Fiscal-year appropriations bill with a floor substitute H-1 adopted; includes provisions to support recovery in 12 Northern Michigan counties after a severe ice storm; multiple floor amendments were debated and not adopted.

Notes on method and sources

All vote tallies and immediate-effect orders are taken from the House clerk’s floor announcements and roll-call tallies recorded in the session transcript. The transcript contains floor debate and sponsor remarks for several bills but does not include full enrolled bill texts or any Senate action or final gubernatorial action that would be required to become law.

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This summary includes only items with recorded roll-call tallies in the provided transcript. Other bills and resolutions were read, advanced or adopted by voice vote or unanimous consent; those are not listed here because a recorded roll call tally was not announced in the transcript.