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Votes at a glance: House approves several bills including public-health, liquor and concurrences with Senate

Michigan House of Representatives · December 18, 2025
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Summary

During the session the House passed multiple bills on third reading (including HB4556 and HB4557) and concurred in several Senate substitutes. Notable roll-call outcomes included SB136 (95–2), HB4262 (91–3), HB4065 (82–6) and HCR4 (adopted).

The Michigan House recorded multiple roll-call outcomes during the floor session, moving a mix of House-originated bills and concurrences with Senate substitutes.

Bills taken up on third reading and passage included House Bill 4556 (Revised School Code, passed 101–0) and House Bill 4557 (State School Aid Act amendment, passed 101–0). HB5059 (amendments to the Michigan Liquor Control Code) passed on a recorded roll call (96–1). Senate Bill 136 (amending the public health code) was placed on third reading and passed the House 95–2 after motions to discharge committees and suspend rule 41 were adopted.

The House also concurred in Senate substitutes on multiple returned bills: House Bill 4262 (concurred 91–3), House Bill 4065 (concurred 82–6), House Bill 4493 (concurred 85–3) and House Bill 4122 (concurred 86–2). The House adopted House Concurrent Resolution number 4 providing for final adjournment of the Legislature; members were advised the Legislature stands adjourned until Tuesday, Dec. 23, 2025 at 11:30 a.m.

Where specific member votes were recorded in the transcript, Representative Farhat was recorded voting nay on a concurring question; most tallies were recorded only as totals in the clerk’s announcements. Bills that passed were referred to the clerk for enrollment, printing, and presentation to the governor.