HB4486 Prohibit Natural-gas Bans (Passed 61 to 42 on 12/17/2025). Prohibits cities, counties, townships, and villages in Michigan from banning the use of natural gas.

HB4917 Food Freedom (Passed 69 to 29 on 12/10/2025). Eliminates the state licensing requirement for butter graders.

SB166 Education Funding (Passed 104 to 5 on 10/3/2025). Sets the 2025-2026 school-aid budget, appropriating about $22.3 billion for K-12 public education.

HN4707 Ranked-choice-voting Ban (Passed 57 to 44 on 8/20/2025). Prohibits the use of ranked-choice voting (RCV) in Michigan elections.

HB4287 Broadband-grants Tax Deduction (Passed 97 to 8 on 5/21/2025). Allows individuals and businesses to deduct certain government grants used for broadband expansion from their taxable income.

HB4241 Banning Local Economic Incentive for Foreign Adversaries (Passed 66 to 44 on 5/6/2025). Prohibits Michigan state and local governments from granting economic-development incentives or subsidies to foreign entities from designated "countries of concern."

SB207 Government Interference in Housing (Passed 56 to 54 on 6/27/2024). Bans discrimination in real estate based on religion, race, gender, sexual orientation, familial status, and income source, including rental assistance. It applies to brokers, landlords, and others in property transactions.

SB571 Green Projects and Prevailing Wage (Passed 56 to 54 on 6/26/2024). Expands the state’s prevailing-wage law to cover private-sector solar, wind, and energy-storage projects over two megawatts, and mandates a registration system for contractors.

SB501 Transportation Winners and Losers (Passed 60 to 49 on 6/20/2024). Raises weight limits for natural gas or electric vehicles and makes other adjustments.

SB603 Election Recounts (Passed 56 to 53 on 6/13/2024). Revises Michigan’s election-recount process by increasing per-precinct recount fees and setting a 48-hour deadline for filing recount petitions after vote certification.

SB702 Free-market Violation (Passed 93 to 16 on 6/12/2024). Mandates extensive training hours and a department-approved exam for cosmetology and electrology instructors, requires manicurists and estheticians to meet higher age, education, and training standards, and offers limited licenses for those specializing in certain services.

HB4131 Forced Insurance Coverage (Passed 98 to 9 on 5/21/2024). Requires Michigan insurers to cover telemedicine the same as in-person visits and cannot demand face-to-face visits if telemedicine is suitable.

HB4697 Drop Boxes (Passed 56 to 53 on 6/14/2023). Requires each city or township to have at least one absent voter ballot drop box that registered electors in that city or township may use to return voted absent voter ballots and completed absent voter ballot applications.

SB50 Juneteenth (Passed 105 to 4 on 6/14/2023). Designates Juneteenth a public holiday on June 19th.

HB4250 Texting and Driving (Passed 71 to 35 on 5/11/2023). Prohibits the use or handling of a mobile electronic device while driving on public roadways. 

SB79 Gun Safety Overreach (Passed 61 to 47 on 3/22/2023). Proposes amendments to the handgun licensure act, mandating specific safety measures for individuals who leave firearms unattended in places they control or on others' premises where a minor may be present.

SB34 Collective Bargaining (Passed 56 to 52 on 3/21/2023). Abolishes "right-to-work" provisions for private employees, eliminating their ability to refrain from labor organization and collective bargaining.

HB4032 Abortion (Passed 58 to 50 on 3/2/2023). Repeals criminal sentencing guidelines for administering an abortion.

SB0845 K-12 "School Aid" Budget (passed 99 to 7 on 7/1/2022). Provides $19.6 billion to public school districts, as part of the state's education omnibus appropriation bill for FY 2022-23.

HJRR Mandatory Term Limits and Public Financial Disclosure (passed 76 to 28 on 5/10/2022). Would amend the Michigan Constitution to reduce current term limits for state legislators to a combined total of 12 years and require state elected officials to file an annual public financial disclosure report.

SB0011 Rights of Concealed Pistol License (CPL) Holders (passed 58 to 43 on 3/10/2022). Would amend the state’s handgun licensing law to provide that an executive emergency order does not affect the issuance or renewal of a concealed pistol license (CPL).

SB0303 Voter Identification (passed 56 to 51 on 10/14/2021). Would require that a voter without his or her identification for election purposes vote with a provisional ballot to be processed after the election.

SB0001 Limiting Emergency Public Health Orders (passed 59 to 50 on 3/9/2021). Would limit the effectiveness of an emergency public health order to control an epidemic to 28 days unless an extension is approved by the Legislature.

HB4047 Federal COVID-19 Funds for Social Services (passed 85 to 25 on 3/3/2021). Appropriated $1.3 billion in federal COVID-19 funding for FY 2020-21, including $600 million to support Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.