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Votes at a glance: Michigan House passes health and public‑safety bills; Stop the Bleed day declared
Summary
On May 22 the Michigan House passed multiple measures: House Bill 4101 and House Bill 4380 passed overwhelmingly (103–2 each); the chamber adopted House Resolution 114 designating Stop the Bleed Day and House Resolution 116 declaring National Aviation Maintenance Technician Day; one resolution was referred to committee.
The Michigan House completed a series of votes on May 22, advancing several bills and adopting ceremonial and policy resolutions.
On recorded roll calls earlier in the day, House Bill 4101 (a bill to amend the public health code, introduced by Representative Beerline) passed 103–2. House Bill 4380 (a bill to amend the public health code, introduced by Representative Beer Lyon) also passed 103–2. Both bills were read for third time and adopted by recorded roll calls noted in the House journal.
The chamber adopted House Resolution 114 (introduced by Representative Harris) by voice vote, declaring May 22, 2025, as Stop the Bleed Day in Michigan; Representative Harris urged support for bleeding‑control training and awareness. House Resolution 116 (introduced by Representative Frisbie) declaring May 24, 2025, National Aviation Maintenance Technician Day was also adopted by voice vote. House Resolution 115 (urging full federal Medicaid funding) was referred to the committee on government operations.
Other procedural actions on the calendar included bills being reported out of committee and advanced to second or third reading; several bills were noted as referred to appropriate committees earlier in the session. The clerk announced there would be no further voting that day and the House stood adjourned until June 3, 2025, at 1:30 p.m.
