CTA = Call To Action
CTA-MS = Call To Action Michigan Senator
CTA-MH = Call to Action Michigan House of Representative
CTA-US = Call To Action US Senator
CTA-UH = Call To Action US House of Representative
| As of August 2026 | |||
| MI House Bills 4001 to 6158 | |||
| MI Senate Bills 0001 to 1074 | |||
| 76 new Public Acts in 2025 reported on State legislature. website as of December 2025. 17 new Public Acts in 2026 | |||
| Please be advised that this list may be incomplete due to the significant number of proposed bills | |||
| For details on Michigan bills go to: https://www.legislature.mi.gov | |||
| For details on US bills go to: https://www.congress.gov/ | |||
| RECOMMEND OPPOSITION TO THE FOLLOWING BILLS-CONTACT MICHIGAN SENATORS & REPS! | |||
| An "X" in the House or Senate Column indicates the bill has been passed in that chamber | |||
| Bill No. | Bill Description | Senate | House |
| SB0003 | Creates a 5-member board, drug fund, 21-member council to regulate the cost of certain drugs | X | |
| SB0006 | Employees can demand up to 3 years of wages, sex, and seniority of people doing the same job | ||
| SB0033 | Allows a pregnant woman to refuse life sustaining treatments | X | |
| SB0111 | SB0111 - SB0113 adding section 2950p to 1961 PA 236 creates a process for an elder or vulnerable adult to issue a PPO against anyone. There are laws governing PPO. These bills are unnecessary and can be used against family members that own a firearm. | X | |
| SB0114 | A new act to create a vulnerable or elderly adult multidisciplinary team which is not subject to FOIA or the Open Meeting Act. | X | |
| SB0140 | Increases the fees from up to 1% to; to up to 2% of the gross cash market value levied on oil and gas produced in the state. If the fund balance drops below 7 million at the end of the preceding fiscal year, then the fee is 2%. | ||
| SB0141 | Amends section 61506e to MCL324.101 to 324.90105 Shall reduce fugitive methane and VOC by at least 95% unless the well produces more than 40 tons, then the operator must demonstrate why it is not feasible. | ||
| SB0195 | Repeals MCL 445.591 to MCL 445.593 which prohibits local government from restricting, taxing, or regulating auxiliary containers, bags, cups, container, etc. | ||
| SB0201 | Amends 1994 PA451 creates circular economy institute account to support MSU with no upper fund limit | ||
| SB0203 | Includes organ and tissue donation in the school curriculum before completion of the 9th grade, not to exceed 1 class period | ||
| SB0213 | Tie Bar with SB01214 creates a strategic advisory board - all members are appointed by the governor. | X | |
| SB0224 | Prohibits bump stock - Bump stock allows a semiautomatic firearm to fire multiple times with a single trigger pull | X | |
| SB0225 | Amends 1927 PA 372 prohibits a concealed pistol permit owner from carrying in the Capitol, House or Senate unless you are a member | X | |
| SB0226 | Amends 1931 PA 328 prohibits a concealed pistol permit owner from carrying in the Capitol, House or Senate unless you are a member | X | |
| SB0280 | Mandatory purchase of a recreation passport with a vehicle registration (a $10 tax) | ||
| SB0276 | Increases the cost of fishing and hunting licenses to create a fund called shooting and education fund, tie bar with SB0277. Each year fee will be adjusted based on the cumulative change in the Consumer Price Index | X | |
| SB0278 | MSHDA would include middle-income household which is not more than 120% of the area median income. Deletes the provision that at least 30% of the fund be earmarked for extremely low-income, helping the homeless, and supportive housing transitional, deletes not less than 25% of the funds for rental units, deletes 20% rental units earning no more than 60% of the median income, deletes not more than 20% home ownership for the 60% of median. The bills states the funds will come from other sources. | ||
| SB0279 | Creates a new governmental office - the office of business permitting support | ||
| SB0315 | Allowing sinking fund to be used for housing public school employees. Taxing one group of people homes to provide housing for another group. | ||
| SB0329 | Eliminates the penalties for lapse of no-fault insurance | ||
| SB0331 | Requires all firearm components to contain a serial number, Tie Bar with SB0332 | X | |
| SB0343 | Individuals filing complaints against law enforcement to remain private | ||
| SB0357 | Amends 1933 PA 167 in addition to 60% of the sale tax at the rate of 4% deposited into the state school aid fund, this amendment would add an additional 50 million from the general fund to the school aid fund. | X | |
| SB0358 | Amends 1937 PA 94 the use tax was increased at a rate of 2% in 1994 to be deposit into the school aid fund, this amendment adds an additional 10 million would be deposited in the school aid fund. | X | |
| SB0382 | Creates new act to provide higher education scholarship that cover books, supplies, food, housing, transportation, etc, tie bar with SB0383 | X | |
| SB0394 | Creates new act governing carbon sequestration tie bar with SB0395 & SB0396 | X | |
| SB0416 | Expands bottle deposit laws to include more types of beverages (I'm neutral), tie bar with SB0417 which deposit 60 Million in the beverage container handling fund from income tax. Totally against | ||
| SB0441 | Create a new act for stormwater management utilities by local units of government and charge homeowner a fee for storm water management. | ||
| SB0442 | Amends sec 7kk of 1893 PA 206 income-eligible person is 120% of the statewide median gross income. | ||
| SB0449 | Creates a new act to require hospital to develop and implement financial assistance program for certain patients - never mentions that a patient must be a US citizen, 350% of federal poverty guideline or 54,775 annually tie bar with SB0450. Up to 10,000 fine to hospital for noncompliance | X | |
| SB0453 | Modifies the education curriculum to include 1 unit of instruction age and grade appropriate concerning Black history. My opinion - making critical race theory a law. It is time as a country stop dividing people into race, culture and religion. | ||
| SB0454 | Creates a cultural history advisory board for education curriculum | ||
| SB0455 | Creates a resource to support professional learning related to cultural competency requires all educators to receive training in cultural competency - In my opinion teach the basic skills not the cultural differences. | ||
| SB0470 | Create a muti-database to track, store, data on all school age students, collecting data from law enforcement, metal health data, school system data, juvenile justice data, social media monitoruing data, anonymous tips date and any other data. The data will be retained, maintained, transferred or destroyed according to the laws governing school records. | ||
| SB0471 | 13 millions dollars from the general fund to set up the tracking of all students in Michigan. | ||
| SB0479 | Repeals Environmental permit review commission - MCL 324.1313 to MCL 324.1317 Adds restrictions on issuing permits located in overburdened communities | ||
| SB0493 | Tie bar with SB0494, gives 65 million grant to Muskegon Heights, Benton Harbor Area, Flint, Wayne, and Westland for kindergarten to 3rd grade to reduce class size to 19 or under. | ||
| SB0496 | Amends 1978 PA 90 tie bar with SB0497, increases working hours and days for a person 16 or under. | ||
| SB0508 | Create a new act to prohibit law enforcement from immigration enforcement action in certain locations including a courthouse, educational institution etc., | ||
| SB0509 | Creates a new act to prohibit government entities from disclosing information that will be used for the enforcement of federal immigration laws. | ||
| SB0518 | MPSC within one year of the effective date, allows for the creation and financing of community solar facilities. Tie Bar with SB0519 | ||
| SB0529 | Changes the guidelines for signature gathering for a petition from paying per signature to paying per hour. Opinion: If the signuature gather leans towards one party what is the incentive to gather signatures. | X | |
| SB0530 | Requires that the petition circulator to have the individual read the summary of the petition or the circulator read the summary to the petitioner. Opinion: How would you enforce this? | X | |
| SB0537 | Creates a new act to count incarcerated individuals in the census. Opinion: The bill does not contain chaecks and balances to ensure that the individual is not counted twice. | ||
| SB0539 | Amens 1927 PA 372 to include a do not sell list for firearms. An individual places their name on a do not sell a firearm list. Opionion: At first it is voluntary but what if it becomes involuntary. | ||
| SB0543 | Increases the penalties for violations to the insurance code from $1,000 to up to $50,000. The money would be used to fund libraries. Opinion: It would increase the insurance rate because any loss would be passed on to the consumer. In 2023, the libraries received $15,567,700.00 in state aid. | ||
| SB0548 | SB0549 and SB0550 insurance bills that could have a negative impact on consumers by driving the rates higher. Needs more research! | ||
| SB0564 | Increases the fees for pesticide and fertilizer. | ||
| SB0572 | Increases the fee for ski areas and ski lifts, example inspection for a detachable chair is currently $230 and it increases to $700 after 9-30-2026. | ||
| SB0573 | Amends the income tax act of 1967, IT tax money (personal income tax), not corporate tax, $69,000,000.00 to the renew Michigan Fund. Michigan Strategic fund will receive funds in the amount that was agreed upon. The fund is given to business that provide certified new jobs in this state. Opinion: Taxpayer's money should be used for education, infrastructure repair, courts, police, fire etc., not to be given to corporations to do business in Michigan. | ||
| SB0576 | Creates an energy efficiency revolving fund to reduce the state's carbon footprint. Opinion: Plant more trees | X | |
| SB0510 | Amends 1931 PA 328 to prohibit law enforcement officers from wearing plain clothes or wearing a mask while on duty. | ||
| SB0582 | Provides for a tax on nicotine vapor and other nicotine products. | ||
| SB0620 | Tie Bar with SB0617, SB0618, and SB0619, creates a new act to provide for a mobile driver license, mobile enhanced official state personnel identification card or identification card. Opinion -Unnecessary and who would fund the database. One step closer to voting on your phones! | ||
| SB0599 | Tie bar with SB0600, SB0601, SB0602, increases the regulations and fines for noncompliance in the growing and processing of industrial hemp. | X | |
| SB0622 | Removes the voice of the workers in determining an industry standard in regards to safety. | ||
| SB0698 | Modifies campaign finance statements and reports to repeal the provision to file a preelection campaign statement 11 days before the election. In my opinion, if you support a candidate, you should know who else is supporting a candidate. | X | |
| SB0712 | Modifies the District Court Magistrate qualifications to include employment in the county or resides in the county. The current law states a District Court Magistrate must reside in the county. | ||
| SB0765 | Creates an appropriation act to allot 10,000,000 to a menopause navigator program. | ||
| SB0771 | Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) and local health departments to inspect onsite wastewater treatment systems and regulate their installation, repair, and replacement. Within three years of the bill's effective date, EGLE would have to establish a Statewide Sewage Code that included management requirements and performance standards for systems to provide baseline protection for public health and the environment. In other words, the legislators are voting on a bill to have EGLE take control of the septic systems in this state. I believe in local control. If an owner fails to have their system evaluated in accordance with the requirements $250 fine for each 30 days up to $15,000 in total civil fines. The department may waive any fine if the owner’s income is at or below 400% of the Federal poverty guidelines. The key is may waive. Also, the recording and tracking of the locations of onsite wastewater treatment systems. Also, the fines that some residents pay will pay for the residents chosen by the department if they are unable to update their systems. EGLE would set up the standards, but the local department would enforce the standards. | ||
| SB0780 | A law enforcement agency shall not enter modify or renew an immigration enforcement agreement. (Pro illegal immigration) | ||
| SB0784 | Tie bar with SB0785, provides free breakfast and lunch to all students under the age of twenty-six. | ||
| SB0790 | Amends MCL 206.695 to adds “each state fiscal year thereafter” $250,000 or an amount sufficient to fund any National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and internship programs offered by the Michigan space grant consortium (MSGC). | ||
| SB0801 | Law enforcement shall not enter a dwelling based on a Federal Agency Administration warrant, giving protection to illegal immigrates. | ||
| SB0802 | Amends 1978 PA 368 to legalize LSD, Lysergic acid diethylamide. | ||
| SB0807 | Creates a new act to create the secure retirement saving program. Same bills as HB5335 and HB5336. In my opinion, the government should not be involved in creating a retirement saving program. | ||
| SB0820 | Amend Michigan election laws to increases the consolidated election precinct from 5,000 to 15,000 active registered voters for local elections. If you have a 20% turn out, you are dealing with 3,000 voters. | ||
| SB0790 | Amends MCL 206.695 to adds “each state fiscal year thereafter” $250,000 or an amount sufficient to fund any National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and internship programs offered by the Michigan space grant consortium (MSGC). | ||
| SB0801 | Law enforcement shall not enter a dwelling based on a Federal Agency Administration warrant. (giving protection to illegal immigrates) | ||
| SB0802 | Amends 1978 PA 368 to legalize LSD, Lysergic acid diethylamide | ||
| SB0807 | Creates a new act to create the secure retirement saving program. Same bills as HB5335 and HB5336. | ||
| SB0820 | Amend Michigan election laws to increases the consolidated election precinct from 5,000 to 15,000 active registered voters for local elections. If you have a 20% turn out, you are dealing with 3,000 voters. | ||
| SB0842 | Allows for a firearm industry member to be liable after the sale of firearm, ammunition, and firearm components. | ||
| SB0843 | Tie bar with SB0841, SB0842 and SB0843. SB0843 removes the immunity from liability to a local unit of government of a firearm manufacture and a federally licensed firearm dealer. | ||
| SB0845 | Amends 1978 PA 368 modify social worker licenses, if you take the examine but failed the examine. The department will waive the exam requirement if you have 2,000 hours of additional post degree experience. | ||
| SB0846 | Creates a new act the social worker scholarship fund. | ||
| SB0847 | Amends MCL257.307 to provide for testing requirements written, driving and vision for people over 75 years old every four years and every year for people over 85 years old. Opinion: eighty-five years old should be every four years. | ||
| SB0849 | Amends MCL750.234d to expand gun free zones. | ||
| SB0850 | Amends 1927 PA 372 to expand weapon free zone and includes prohibiting open carry in those zones. | ||
| SB0851 | Amends 1931 PA 328 to prohibit the sale and procession of a magazine capable of holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition. | ||
| SB0852 | Amends MCL123.1103 prohibits open carry of firearms inside a government building owned or leased by a local unit of government except for a law enforcement officer. | ||
| SB0882 | Amends MCL 791.244 to remove the minimum sentencing of 10 years before going to the parole board of review for first degree murder or life without parole. | ||
| SB0885 | Creates a new act to create a parent and child legal representation commission and an office of parent and child legal representation. If Child Protective Services take legal action against parents. The newly established commission will help them with legal counsel and pay for the legal counsel. So the state is funding a case against a parent – Child Protective Services, then the state is paying for the defense of the case that the state is petitioning the courts. What? | ||
| SB0886 | Amends MCL380.1310 Tie bar with SB0887 and SB0888. To develop an appeal process for a student that has been expelled by a public school. | ||
| SB0895 | Amends 769.10 reduces the sentencing of a habitual offender. | ||
| SB0858 | Appropriation bill adds 324 million to at risk students and 15,7 million to bilingual education. SB0902, SB0903 and SB0904 establish weighing funding formula to increase the amount of school aid funds to certain school districts. For 2027-2028 the increase per student is .2063 weighted. SB0904 increases until it reaches .75 weighted per student. | ||
| SB0909 | Amends 691.1752 wrongful imprisonment compensation act to include a gubernatorial pardon. | ||
| SB1009 | Amends 1984 PA 270 to expand the Michigan Strategic Fund to include small business. I'm favor of small businesses. They are the backbone of this country, but they should not be funded with taxpayer money. | ||
| SB1010 | Amends 1984 PA 270 to establish the office of small business growth. | ||
| SB0985 | Temporarily (2 years) a local unit of government shall not adopt or enforce a zoning ordinance under this act that regulates land development for residential use. | ||
| SB0983 | Creates a new act to impose and collect an excise tax on persons engaged in the business of providing accommodations to transient guests, less than 30 days: including renting a room, vehicle, house etc. | ||
| SB0980 | Creates a new act to prohibit the installation and operation of a cryptocurrency kiosk. | ||
| SB0961 | (Same as HB5969) Creates a new act and repeals 1969 PA 161, The state voting rights act to protect the right to vote of a racial, color, or language minority group. Tie Bar with SB0962, SB0963, and SB0964. In section 7 -State or local government official shall not impose any qualification for eligibility to be an elector, impose any other prerequisite to voting, impose any ordinance, regulation, or other law regarding the administration of elections, impose any standard, practice, procedure, or policy, or take or fail to take any other action, in a manner that results in, will result in, or is intended to result in, a disparity in voter participation. If a plaintiff feels that they have been discriminated against, they can meet with the local government and develop a resolution that is agreeable to the plaintiff. If an agreement is not reached the plaintiff may file with the secretary of state. The same bill creates a Michigan voting right assistance fund. The fund would be used for reimbursing prospective plaintiffs and local government. Section 23 - if any action is brought to any court the court under this act. The court has board authority to order remedies including redistricting, adopting a different method of election (alternative method of election was defined as proportional ranked-choice voting, cumulative voting, or limited voting that incorporate aspect of at-large and district methods of election.) | ||
| SB0962 | (same as HB5970) Creates a new act to establish a voting and election database for not more than 25 years with a public university. The database and institute shall provide a center for research, training, and information on voting system and election administration. One function of the center would be to adopt districting and redistricting plans for every election in every local government in this state. The secretary of state must provide election results within 180 days after an election to the center. | ||
| SB0963 | (same as HB5971) Creates a new act for language assistance for elections. Local government must provide language assistance if 5% of the voting eligible population speak a single shared language of have at least 600 voters sharing a single language by 2030. Or has a voting-eligible population of more than 10,000 or 100 voters or 2.5% of the voting eligible population effective 2030. | ||
| SB0964 | (same as HB5972) Amends 1954 PA 116 to require local units of government to provide notice to the SOS no later than 20 days if the method of how the winner of an election is determined or any change from an at-large method of election to a district-based method of election. Opinion: I oppose the following bills, SB0961 to SB0964 because every vote should count and every vote should have the same weight regardless of racial, color, or language minority group. A minority group vote should not count more than my vote. Therefore, no redistricting or rank choice voting or filing a lawsuit to try to get the minority vote to count more than any other person vote. | ||
| SB0960 | Creates a new act to allow local government from removing certain private restrictions or covenants on commercial property. | ||
| SB0950 | Amends 1994 PA 451 tie bar with SB0951 The amendment creates a board to govern the Michigan Water Trust Fund. The 6-member board is appointed by the governor. Not more than 70% of the funds may be expended until the funds reach 800 million, the funds will be used for grants to local unit of government, which is good, but also grants to nonprofits. | ||
| SB0951 | Amends 1979 PA 399 to provide licensing to produce bottled drinking water from the waters of Michigan. The license is valid for 5 years and is nontransferable. The trust fund created in SB0950 will receive revenue from the licensing fee and 25 cent per gallon of water sold for the purpose of bottled water. The bill includes provision for public comment, but in 2018 when the public comments were 75% against and only 25% for allowing Nestle to extract more water from Michigan. The MDEQ allowed the extraction to proceed. | ||
| SB0948 | Creates a new act to prohibit an employer from responding to work related issues outside the employee normal hours. Within the bill is “Reporting or threatening to report the suspected citizenship or immigration status of an employee or employee's family member to a federal, state, or local agency.” The fine for violating this act is 500 per violation. | ||
| SB0923 | Amends MCL 125.1422 to coordinate with the Michigan Strategic fund in determining eligibility for certain tax credits under the community development tax credit. Tie Bar with SB0924 and SB0925. | ||
| SB0924 | SB0924 is the same as HB5798 – a tax taxpayer may claim up to 50% of the money invested to rehabilitation of a property, if the tax owed is less than 50% amount, the tax credit can be claimed for up to ten years for a total of no more 10 million per project. Why would a taxpayer pay for someone else’s investment? | ||
| SB0929 | Repeals 2012 PA 436 The local financial stability and choice act – The act allows for an emergency manager to be appointed to a local unit of government if the local unit of government is bankrupted, along with other remedies. There are a lot of bills that I would love to be repealed but this is not one of them. | ||
| SB0966 | Amends MCL 125.1422 and adds sec 22s Tie Bar with SB0967 and SB0968 - The amend would establish and authorize the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) to administer the State Low-income Housing Tax Credit Program (Program). Specifically, MSHDA would have to use its existing qualified allocation plan for the administration of the Federal low-income housing tax credit to administer the Program. Beginning January 2027, MSHDA could reserve an annual maximum tax credit amount of $100 million for project owners of qualified low-income housing projects. In other words, the tax credit is not aiding the low-income households rather it aids the business providing the low-income housing. If passed the bill could reduce the State General Fund and School Aid Fund by an average of 100 million. Again, the money is not going to the people, it is given to the businesses that provide the housing, | ||
| SB1012 | tie bar with Senate Joint Resolution I same as (HB6018 – Tie bar with Joint Resolution U) The election of secretary of state and attorney general will be nominated by primary election, not party conventions, and the office of board of regents of UofM, member of the board of trustee for MSU, and the members of the board of governor of Wayne State University would be appointed by the governor. The board would consist of nine members, not more than five from any given party. The office of lieutenant governor would be nominated by convention. | ||
| SB1015 | tie bar with SB1016 same as HB5586 Tie bar with HB5587, creates a new act to establish community violence intervention services, created by HB4231 and HB4232. HB5587 will award grant money to county, township, city, or village with 35 or more homicides in the last 2 out 3 years or 20 plus homicides not less than double the national average. The recipient of the grant would have to file a report that contains information outline by the task force created by Executive Order 2024-4. If a local unit of government receives a proportion of 75 million, 75% of the money is directed to community base or nonprofit or a local unit of government that is not law enforcement. The grants can be used for new jobs, training, and educational opportunities. In my opinion, giving money to nonprofit in a high crime area, with little oversight – write a report – is not going to reduce crime. It is an invitation for fraud and abuse. If you have a high crime area increase the police force. Or better yet distribute the 75 million to cities, townships, villages, and counties to replace the lost revenue caused by eliminating sale tax on gasoline. | ||
| SB1021 | SB1022 Tie Bar with SJR J 26 board of governors for the University of Michigan, Michigan State University, and Wayne State University will not be nominated at a convention. Oppose because as a party I feel we are improving on selected the right candidates and that scares the other party. | ||
| SB1060 | Amends MCL339.1801 Issue a license to practice funeral directing with all of the following requirements: serves as a resident for one year, receives a two year associate degree, passed all nonscience portions of required parts of an examination administered and developed by a national or international association of funeral service licensing boards and approved by the department and the board. Satisfactorily passed a Michigan examination developed and administered by or under the authority of the department and is of good moral character. The repeal of 339.1812 would allow a cemetery or burial ground to be owned and operated by the same people owning and operating a funeral establishment, | ||
| SB1072 | tie bar with SB1073 directs deposits into the 21st century jobs trust fund 30 million dollars. MCL 125.2088u (2) Subject to subsection (5), the fund shall expend money deposited in the 21st century jobs trust fund under section 7(1)(c) of the Michigan trust fund act, 2000 PA 489, MCL 12.257, each fiscal year through the fiscal year ending September 30, 2054, as follows: (a) 5% for transfer to and deposit in the investment fund for investment under section 88h(3)(a), (d), or (e). (b) 80% for grants to qualified evergreen venture funds for eligible activities. (c) 8% for grants to 1 or more qualified emerging evergreen funds for eligible activities. (d) 7% for grants to qualified nonprofits for qualified start-up support services. Opinion giving your tax payers dollars away in the form of grants. | ||
| SB1074 | Transportation – if a city or township was an international airport that services more than 2 million people. There population number are multipled by three to determine the road funding, the additional funds must be used for roads carrying airport traffic. There are eight international airports in Michigan, a few are Detroit Metropolitan Airport, Grand Rapids Internationsl Airport, Flint Lansin, but I do not know the amount of yearly traffic . | ||
| HB4009 | Repeals 124.411 would allow government to control the amount of rent charged | ||
| HB4091 | Revises jury selection from local control to centralized control supervised by the Supreme Court tie bar with HB4092 & HB4093 | ||
| HB4094 | Revises 1961 PA236 allowing people who have been convicted of a felony to service as a juror | ||
| HB4005 | Repeals 2012 PA 436 141.1541 - 141.1575 repeals a mandatory state review of the financial records of a local government in Chapter 9 | ||
| HB4144 | Increases the corporate income tax rate to 8.5% from 6.0% | ||
| HB4180 | Effective Oct 1, 2025 aviation fuel and motor fuel is exempt from sale tax. | X | X |
| HB4181 | Exempt interstate motor carriers from state sale tax on motor fuel and alternative fuel 10-1-25 | X | X |
| HB4182 | Exempt aviation and motor fuel from Michigan Sale Tax | X | X |
| HB4183 | Effective Oct 1, 2025 gasoline and diesel tax will increase from .31 cents to .51 cents per gallon, adjusted annually for inflation | X | X |
| HB4194 | Removes the citizenship or legal presence requirements for obtaining a state ID, TIE Bar HB4196 | ||
| HB4195 | Removes the citizenship or legal presence requirements for obtaining a driver license | ||
| HB4250 | Create new act freedom to read which focuses on how to keep a book at the library even after there has been compliant to remove the book or material. Tie Bar HB4251 | ||
| HB4268 | Allows the SOS to dismiss a campaign finance complaint without prejudice if the complaint is frivolous | ||
| HB4425 | Effective 1-1-2030 aviation fuel must be derived from domestic feedstock resources and grants a tax credit tie bar HB4424 | ||
| HB4430 | Tax credit for school age children - the bills want to refund the portion of the credit that exceeds to tax liability personnel opinion amounts over the tax liability must not be refund. | ||
| HB4446 | Repeals 2015 PA 105 the act declaring that regulation of the employment relationship between a nonpublic employer and its employees is a matter of state concern and is outside the express or implied authority of local governmental bodies to regulate, absent express delegation of that authority to the local governmental body. | ||
| HB4447 | Repeal 2011 PA 98 fair and open competition in governmental construction act | ||
| HB4450 | Creates new act prohibits employer from discrimination (too subjective ) An employer goal is to successfully run a business not spend time in court fighting cases if a person is offended that they didn't get a job. | ||
| HB4479 | Requires all weapons or firearms, and components of firearm to contain a serial number. Amends 1927 PA 372 | ||
| HB4488 | Tax credit of 5,000 for children under the age of 3, again the portion that exceeds the tax liability must be refunded | ||
| HB4494 | Amends secs 303 & 310b of 1931 PA 328 - totally unnecessary | ||
| HB4503 | Tax credits increase for the rehabilitation of historic resources increased from 5 million to 100 million per calendar year Tie Bar with HB4504 | ||
| HB4512 | Allow bitcoin mining to use the oil and gas produced from an abandoned oil and gas well - no use renewable energy like DTE is forced too. Tie Bar with HB4513 | ||
| HB4539 | Tie Bar HB4540 Amends secs 58 & 58b of 1966 PA 346 State Housing and Authority Act deletes the requirements that 95 % of the funds are for low income, extremely low income and adds middle income housing. | ||
| HB4544 | Prescription drug cost and affordability review act - creates a new act to create a new board and council Tie bar HB4545 and HB4546 | ||
| HB4555 | Water affordability act - water rates for low income people based on their income. No checks or balances for waste. | ||
| HB4603 | Corporate income tax rate pay ratio surcharge CEO pay to median employee, with no reference to the corporation size. | ||
| HB4604 | Repeals sec 2 of 1939 PA 168 sec 2 states a marriage between individuals of the same sex is invalid in this state. | ||
| HB4711 | Amends self-service storage facility act allows the owner to terminate a client with not less than 15 days to remove contains of the storage unit before the storage facility owner can dispose of the client's items. Does not take in account if the client is out of state, 15 days is not enough time to removes items. | X | |
| HB4721 | ax credits for biodiesel blend .02 to .07 cents per gallon for certain biodiesel blends, Tie Bar HB4722 | ||
| HB4723 | Over regulation on supplemental nursing services agencies - in my opinion | ||
| HB4758 | Creates a new act to require Michigan Works agency to find jobs for the dislocated federal employees that lost their jobs from 1-20-2025 to 1-20-2027 including veterans that worked for the federal government, tie bar with HB4759. | ||
| HB4760 | Same as SB0510 except that an officer can wear plain clothes during a covert operation. | ||
| HB4786 | Creates an Upper Peninsula natural resource commission appointed by the governor with the consent of the Senate, tie bar with HB4785, HB4784, and HB4783. | ||
| HB4796 | Allows for the governor to prohibit military activity in the state unless it is "validly" invoked by POTUS. | ||
| HB4797 | Creates a new act for a grant program for public broadcasting stations. | ||
| HB4809 | Amends 1949 PA 300 to authorize the SOS to aid in the enforcement of unpaid tolls fines. | ||
| HB4816 | Tax credits of no more than 3,00 for certain qualified investment in Michigan as determined by the Michigan Strategic fund. | ||
| HB4825 | Tie bar with HB4823, tax credit for .005 cents per returnable container sold during the tax year, increases yearly tied to the consumer price index. | ||
| HB4836 | Allows for a student to opt-out of the workforce readiness assessment portion of the Michigan merit examination. | X | X |
| HB4858 | Creates a new act to prohibit government entities from disclosing information that will be used to enforce federal immigration laws | ||
| HB4859 | Creates a new act to prohibit immigration enforcement while arresting, interviewing, conducting a search or surveillance on an individual. No immigration enforcement at an educational institution, place of worship, hospital, public religious ceremony, a courtroom unless it is court directed or imminent danger to public safety. | ||
| HB4862 | Amends 1978 PA 639 to expand port facilities to include piers, wharves, docks, marinas, warehouses, storehouses, canals etc., adds improvements to any of the above facilities. The existing part of the bill only has seawalls listed. The bill allows the levy of taxes without limitations as to the rate or amount to the extent necessary. Why would a taxpayer be responsible for repairs to warehouse, storehouse or marinas? | ||
| HB4868 | Provides for the school aid supplemental funding for English language learners in 2026 and each year after. | ||
| HB4869 | Appropriation of 2.6 million for the purpose of providing special education services. | ||
| HB4870 | Free breakfast and lunch program Tie Bar with HB4871. Increases the funding from 170 million to 200 million. | ||
| HB4872 | Appropriate not less than $210 per pupil for mental and health safety | ||
| HB4925 | Provides a temporary 2-year medical license to an applicant who has completed and required medicine degree outside the US or Canada and the degree is recognized by the WHO. | ||
| HB4941 | Creates a new act to prohibit a law enforcement agency from entering into, modify, or renew an immigration enforcement agreement. | ||
| HB4944 | Amends 1927 PA 175 to change habeas corpus from "without unnecessary delay" to 48 hours. Habeas corpus is the time that a person who is arrested to be brought before a judge or in court. HB4942 and HB4943 prohibits state and local funds to be used for the purpose that violates habeas corpus. Opinion: totally against because a person arrested would be released after 48 hours unless they were brought before a judge or into court. | ||
| HB4973 | Tie bar with HB4974 provides a power outage credits up to $600 daily if the power outage is greater than 72 hours. | ||
| HB4977 | Disclosure on the electric bills the number or power outage, total number of hours etc., If there is an error in the reporting, the commission can fine the electric company $1,000. Report to the commission service outages, tree trimming etc. | ||
| HB4979 | Amends 1937 PA 94 to add use tax to advertising services. | ||
| HB4985 | Tie bar with HB4986, Erodes the rights of landlords to recover possession of their property. | ||
| HB4987 | Tie bar with HB4988, provides time limits for landlords to commence repairs. Opinion -Some conditions are caused by the tenants, and the landlords cannot start repairs without the cooperations of the tenants. | ||
| HB4989 | Tie bar with HB4990, waives rent if a certificate of compliance is not issued. | ||
| HB4991 | Awards the tenant $200 a day or 2,000 for unlawful eviction. | ||
| HB4995 | A prospective tenant can sue the landlord for $1,000 and attorney fees if the landlord does not follow certain rules. Opinion – Really makes you think twice about becoming a landlord. | ||
| HB4999 | Tie bar with HB4998, creates a Michigan nonprofit development fund. Opinion – no more funds, the taxpayers are already pay a lot of taxes. | ||
| HB5015 | HB5016 -> HB5027, changes in the laws governing prostitution, mainly changing the term prostitution to “commercial sexual activity” | ||
| HB5028 | Amending sentencing guideline, engaging in prostitution with an 18-year-old or young has a maximum sentence of 5 years. Opinion – should be higher. | ||
| HB5040 | Tie bar with HB5041, HB5042, HB50423, increases the regulations and fees for noncompliance in the processing of industrial hemp. | ||
| HB5044 | Requires schools to adopt a policy that allows a student to receive medically necessary treatment in a school setting. The parents receive a letter stating their child will have access to medically necessary treatment. Opinion – If a child is sick in school, then send them home. And no recommended vaccines! | ||
| HB5063 | Provides for a tax credit for fostering an animal. | ||
| HB5064 | Allows for the mandatory summary of the tenant’s rights form to be created by the state court administrative office and easily accessible to tenants. Opinion – The state is making it very hard to be a landlord and once all the privately owned rented property are no longer available. The landlord becomes a corporation and not individually owned. | ||
| HB5065 | Amends 1927 PA372 adding ten pages of rules governing selling of firearm at a retail business. Again, making it hard to do business in Michigan. | ||
| HB5066 | Creates a new act to impose liability for the sale, delivery, or transfer of firearms, and to require 1 million in liability insurance. | ||
| HB5093 | Amends fishing licenses to include a youth fishing fee of $5.00 if the youth want to keep the fish they caught; catch and release is free. | ||
| HB5101 | Amends 1996 PA 381, the Michigan Strategic Fund is increased from a maximum of 80 million to a maximum of 175 million for Brownfield development. | ||
| HB5105 | Reducing the penalties for engaging in the marijuana business, increases the number of plants and kilgrams before penalty. Tie bar with HB5107 | ||
| HB5161 | Interest rates charged on a loan is capped at 36% annum, repealing an interest cap of 25%. | ||
| HB5250 | Creates a new act to prohibit the sale of certain dietary supplements, including certain muscle building products and diet products to individuals under the age of 18. The process includes scanning a licenses or ID into a database to track the purchase of these products. | ||
| HB5264 | Creates a new act to help reduce the homelessness of veterans. Oppose because the bill states supporting and enhancing the economy and the community where the service member lives. This is not direct support to the service members. Oppose a five-member board selected by the Governor. The veterans need more help, not more governmental bureaucracy analyzing the problem. | ||
| HB5262 | Amends sec 1 of 1961 PA 190 to include uniformed service members - National Oceanic and Atmosphere Administrative Commissioned Office Corps, NOAAACOC, and Public Health Service Commissioned Corps, USPHSCC, in with the United State Armed Forces. Opinion - The US armed forces is in a special class of their own. | ||
| HB5278 | State ID cards for NOAACOC and USPHSCC | ||
| HB5266 | Creates a new act to create a veteran homelessness fund and the office of Veteran's homelessness - opposed because the bill lays out administrative duties, but the bill does not address transitional housing or permanent housing for VETS. | ||
| HB5310 | Tie Bar with HB5311 and HB5312 amends 1979 PA 94 dealing with enrollment of nonresidents pupils. In my opinion, with an estimated 14 million illegal immigrates in the US in 2023, the bill should include that any pupil must be a US citizen or have a legal presence to enroll in any school. If Michigan has laws that are "friendly" towards illegals while other states are "unfriendly", then Michigan could have a population explosion. | ||
| HB5321 | Creates a new act to create a database of restricted zones whether state-owned, local government owned or privately owned property of critical infrastructure, including a mobile phone application. I agree with the flight zone, but not the creation of a publicly assessable database of all the critical infrastructure in the state. | ||
| HB5338 | Instruction in organ and tissue donation by the completion of thew 9th grade required. | ||
| HB5358 | Amends sec 1531 of 1976 PA 451. In my opinion, any teacher should be a US citizen and have a teaching degree from the US, not another country. | ||
| HB5359 | Tax credit for E15 fuel and E85 fuel. If the tax credit exceeds the tax liability, the retailer is given money that they never paid. The tax credit should be non-refundable. | ||
| HB5344 | Health Immunization - Amends MCL 380.1177 to require the yearly reporting of vaccination rate of pupils to the Health and Human Services | ||
| HB5345 | Health Immunization - Amends MCL 722.111 - 722.128 to require licensed childcare centers, group childcare homes, and family childcare homes to maintain up-to-date information of immunization rates among children in their care. | ||
| HB5346 | Health Immunization - Amends MCL 333.9201 & MCL 333.9207 to allow a user of the registry to query and extract information on the immunization status of school-aged children in this state, by school building. | ||
| HB5347 | Health Immunization - Amends MCL 388.1767 reporting on immunization status of pupils, tie bar with HB5348 | ||
| HB5348 | Health Immunization - Amends MCL 380.1177 to require the use of forms created by the Department of Health and Human Services to track immunization and the exemptions to immunization. | ||
| HB5349 | Health Immunization - Amends MCL 333.9215 currently legally responsible person of the child presents a written statement that the child is not vaccinated due to religious convictions or other objections to immunization to their child's school administrator. The amendment requires the person legally responsible for the child to obtain, in person, from the local health department a waiver form which must be signed by the local health officer. In addition, the person legally responsible for the child listen to the local health officer speak on the benefits and risk of not being fully immunized. If immunization is or may be detrimental to the child's health, then a different form is filled out by the health care provider. In addition, a statement indicating that the child may be excluded from the child's school or group program if the local health department or the department recommends excluding the child as a disease control measure. | ||
| HB5350 | Health Immunization - Amends MCL 333.9209 to require the local health officer by June 1, 2028, and each year after to submit a written report to the local governing entity on the immunization level of children and an action plan to reduce exemptions to below 5%. | ||
| HB5351 | Health Immunization - Amends MCL 333.9227 among other things 3(C) "If, after the effective date of the amendatory act that added this subsection, the recommendations of the advisory committee on immunization practices of the Center for Disease Control and Preventi0on are repealed, modified, or otherwise no longer in effect, maintain, at a minimum, the requirements for immunization as prescribed by rules in effect on January 1, 2025" Tie Bar with HB5353. | ||
| HB5352 | Health Immunization - Amends MCL 333.1101 – 333.25211 adding the responsibilities of the Michigan advisory committee to identify other immunizing agents in disease prevention. | ||
| HB5353 | Health Immunization - Amends MCL 333.9227 insurers in this state shall provide coverage for immunizations in section 9227. | ||
| HB5354 | Health Immunization - Amends MCL 333.9204 – 333.1177e allows for a qualified public health physician to issue a standing order, a standing order allows for the qualifying drug to be administered without a prescription if an emergent disease, event, or condition requires the qualifying drug. | ||
| HB5395 | Amends 1996 PA 381 brownfield redevelopment authority to allow brownfield tax increment financing credits to include purchasing a property, demolition, construction restoration etc., The authority may secure the bonds and notes by mortgage and all money revenue, or income received, or income connected with the property. Opinion: When so many families are struggling to pay their taxes, this is an unnecessary expenditure of public funds. | ||
| HB5429 | 2,025,000 for autism navigator program. In my opinion, there is not enough checks and balance to prove that the funds are helping autism. The bills call for contractor’s accreditation, cost effectiveness, ability to leverage private dollars, and the number of clients. I feel that the prevention of autism is more important. The effects of vaccines, processed foods, artificial dyes and other medication on children. | ||
| HB5459 | Prohibits the collections of sales tax on utility bills. Republican sponsored bill – In my opinion cities, villages, and township receive 15% of the collections of sale tax imposed at a rate of 4% for state revenue sharing. The revenue sharing was reduced because of the elimination of sale tax on gasoline. There needs to be a study on how this effects cities, villages, and township before reducing the revenue sharing again. | ||
| HB5494 | Prohibits property of this state to be used by the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or to any subsidiary of the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency. Prohibits any immigration detention center in this state. I am not sure if this includes jails. (Pro illegal immigration) | ||
| HB5496 | An excise tax of 32% for the purchase of a mobile phone for an individual who is under 18 years of age. | ||
| HB5504 | A new act to create a digital service office. Opinion - too much power given to an unelected official appointed by the governor for five years. It has the potential to increase the size of government and increase the cost of government. | X | |
| HB5512 | Locking Michigan into a nationally recognized credentialing entity without identifying what the nationally credentialing entity is for credentialing health care providers. | ||
| HB5517 | Allows a distributor to claim a $0.05 tax credit per returnable containers resulting in an approximate loss of $20,000,000 yearly to the general fund. | X | |
| HB5529 | Tie bar with HB5530 allowing land sizes of 1,500 square feet for a single-family residence. The current restriction is 12,00 square feet. Also, would amend the Land Division Act to prohibit municipalities (or counties to whom the authority has been designated) from enacting an ordinance that establishes, when considering proposed land divisions, a minimum parcel size of more than 1,500 square feet for a parcel with a detached single-family residence that will be served by public water and sewer. Tie bar with HB5531 and HB55323 amends the petition requirements from 20% to 60% if the petition is opposing the 1,500 square feet lot size. Also, HB5532 imposes a fine of $500 for signing a petition twice regardless of whether it was a mistake or intentional. (PA 58 of 2025) Increases allowable number of parcels resulting from division for the first ten acres from four to ten parcels and allow local units to allow a greater number if permitted by local ordinance. | ||
| HB5557 | Amends MCL324.5503 to add calculating emission rates and inventory of emission. Opinion: The bill is too vague, because you are putting into law the emission rates without stating what the rate is. | X | |
| HB5581 | Land Use – Amends MCL125.3201 and adds sec 205e A zoning ordinance must not impose a minimum area requirement of greater than 500 square feet for a dwelling. | ||
| HB5582 | Land Use – Amends MCL 125.3101 – 125.3702 by adding sec 205b a zoning ordinance must not force a parking space or guest parking for multifamily use. Or prohibit a mobile home in a residential area. | ||
| HB5583 | Land Use – A zoning ordinance must not have setbacks of more than 15 feet from the front and 5 feet from the rear or side property line within a metropolitan statistical area, certain exceptions apply, | ||
| HB5585 | Land Use – Amends MCL 125.3102 and adds sec 517 – reduces the zoning requirements of an accessory dwelling unit. | ||
| HB4231 | Tie bar HB4232 amends MCL 205.75 to deposit 75, 000,000 into the public safety and violence prevention fund. 4,875,000 of the 75 million are directed into Department of Health and Human Service for administration of the grant program. None of the 75 million is given to city township or village that do not have a crime problem. | ||
| HB5586 | Tie bar with HB5587, creates a new act to establish community violence intervention services, created by HB4231 and HB4232. HB5587 will award grant money to county, township, city, or village with 35 or more homicides in the last 2 out 3 years or 20 plus homicides not less than double the national average. The recipient of the grant would have to file a report that contains information outline by the task force created by Executive Order 2024-4. If a local unit of government receives a proportion of 75 million, 75% of the money is directed to community base or nonprofit or a local unit of government that is not law enforcement. The grants can be used for new jobs, training, and educational opportunities. In my opinion, giving money to nonprofit in a high crime area, with little oversight – write a report – is not going to reduce crime. It is an invitation for fraud and abuse. If you have a high crime area increase the police force. Or better yet distribute the 75 million to cities, townships, villages and counties to replace the lost revenue caused by eliminating sale tax on gasoline. | ||
| HB5645 | Registration of a Cervidae producer is changed from 3 years to every year; therefore, the fines are paid yearly, | ||
| HB5658 | To have communication technology to perform electronic notarization and remote electronic notarization. Opinion: In the day of AI, which can mimic a person’s image, voice, and character, this could open the door for fraud. | ||
| HB5659 | Allows for audiovisual technology to execute a power of attorney. | ||
| HB5660 | Creates a new act the Michigan home program act, tie bar with HB5661. An income qualified household has an annual income of not more than 120% of the area median income. Major questions – who would decide who gets the funding or the grants. I could not find a single reference that the income qualified household had to be a US citizen. In St Clair County the median income in 2023 was 69,349; 120% of the median is $85,218.80. 5 million dollars is deposited into the MI home readiness fund. 95 million into the grant fund for the first two years and 145 million for the next three years. The MI home loan program would receive 50 million for the first two years, The MI home employer fund receives 10 million. The MI home employer program grant for qualified workforce housing development project or workforce down payment assistance. The amount of the grant must not exceed 2 million. Tie bar with HB5661. Opinion: Why should taxpayer money being going to households that make more money than they do? It is open to fraud and totally unfair to the taxpayers of Michigan. The government should not provide houses for families that make 120% of the median income. | ||
| HB5662 | Ice agency must wear body-worn cameras and are not allow in a private place. Noncompliance will result in a $500 civic fine. If the fine is not paid, the AG will make the Ice agent ineligible to work in this state. | ||
| HB5701 | Amends MCL 700.2502 to allow the electronic signature of a will | ||
| HB5741 | Amends 1927 PA 372 to expand weapon free zone and includes prohibiting open carry in those zones. (same as SB0850) | ||
| HB5742 | Amends MCL750.234d to expand gun free zones. (same as SB0849) | ||
| HB5744 | Amends MCL 750.1-750.568 penalties for discharging a firearm at a motor vehicle, it increases if a minor is in the motor vehicle. The bill makes no provision as to whether the motor vehicle is traveling away from them or towards them. (Same as HB5746) | X | |
| HB5749 | Amends MCL123.1103 to allow local units of government from prohibiting open carry in a government building. | ||
| HB5750 | Amends 1931 PA 328 to prohibit the sale and procession of a magazine capable of holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition. (same as SB0851) | ||
| HB5751 | Amends MCL7850.224 to prohibit the sale of possession of bump stock or a multiburst trigger activator. | ||
| HB5752 | Amends MCL 28.422 requires training before purchasing a firearm. | ||
| HB5753 | Amends MCL750.223 to prohibit the sale of a weapons to an individual under 21 years of age, but you can join the army at 18. Tie bar with HB5754. | ||
| HB5758 | Allows for a firearm industry member to be liable after the sale of a firearm, ammunition, and firearm component Tie bar with HB5760. Same as SB0842. | ||
| HB5760 | Tie bar with HB5758 and HB5759 removes the immunity of a firearm manufacturer from local units of government. Same as SB0843. | ||
| HB5761 | Tie Bar with HB5762 and HB5762 amends 1994 PA 451 to increase the fees for specialty fertilizer for agriculture use from $25.00 to a registration fee of $ 75 per product and $ 50 per product of soil conditioner. | ||
| HB5765 | Amends 1949 PA 300 tie bar with HB5766. The owner of the electric vehicle can choose which tax to pay. If the vehicle’s fuel tax discount is greater than or equal to the road usage charge, the tax is 0.0. HB5766 removes the registration fees imposed on electric vehicles imposed on 1,1,2017. | ||
| HB5769 | Creates a new act reproductive health data privacy act. This could result in ongoing complications with reproductive health if the data is not allowed to be collected. All data should be collected, but the individual name should be withheld. | ||
| HB5798 | A taxpayer may claim up to 50% of the money invested to rehabilitation of a property, if the tax owed is less than the 50% amount the tax credit can be claimed for up to ten years for a total of no more than 10 million per project. Why would a taxpayer pay for someone else’s investment? Tie bar with HB5799 and HB5809. | ||
| HB5824 | Amends 554.905 to define an entrance fee for continuing care community to four times the amount of a regular periodic charge. | ||
| HB5825 | Creates a new act “death with dignity act which will regulate a physician assistance suicide by medication for a patient requested life-ending medication. tie bar with HB5826 and HB5828. | ||
| HB6018 | Tie bar with Joint Resolution U The election of secretary of state and attorney general will be nominated by primary election, not party conventions, and the office of board of regents of UofM, member of the board of trustee for MSU, and the members of the board of governor of Wayne State University would be appointed by the governor. The board would consist of nine members, not more than five from any given party. | ||
| HB6015 | Same as SB1009 Amends 1984 PA 270 to expand the Michigan Strategic Fund to include small business. | ||
| HB6014 | Same as SB1010 - Amends 1984 PA 270 to establish the office of small business growth. | ||
| HB6095 | limits local zoning ordinances on minimum residential parking spaces (no more than 1.5 spaces per dwelling (housing/zoning reform package)—prohibits local zoning ordinance from requiring more than 1.5 parking spaces per residential dwelling unit. | ||
| HB6096 | requires local govts to provide developers with a blank site application form which includes a complete list of required studies or other documents required. | ||
| HB6097 | wants to make it easier to build duplexes on lots approved for single family homes. The duplex is not subject to a special or conditional use permit or procedure to which single family residences are not subject—It would require more density in rural areas. | ||
| HB6098 | it tweaks how much community opposition via petitions is needed to stop zoning changes that could add more housing. Critics argue it still reduces local control or creates practical issues. | ||
| HB6099 | it tweaks how much community opposition via petitions is needed to stop zoning changes that could add more housing. Critics argue it still reduces local control or creates practical issues. | ||
| HB6109 | Michigan House Bill 6109 (2025–2026) proposes amending state election law to allow candidates to pay a filing fee as an alternative to the traditional nominating petition signature process. The legislation aims to streamline ballot access by providing a financial option in lieu of gathering voter signatures, with the proposal currently under review by the House Committee on Election Integrity. Michigan House Bill 6109 proposes replacing signature collection with a filing fee for candidate ballot access, aiming to enhance administrative efficiency and reduce fraud, while sparking debate over increased financial barriers. Proponents argue it streamlines elections, whereas critics express concerns regarding reduced community vetting and potential legal challenges concerning indigent candidate access. | ||
| HB6111 | proposes the establishment of a nine-member American Freedmen Reparations Commission tasked with researching and developing state-level reparations proposals within 18 months of its first meeting. The bill "American Freedman" based on ancestry from enslaved individuals and includes a mandate to investigate ongoing economic disparities caused by historical discrimination. | ||
| HB6112 | the "American Freedmen Affairs Act," proposes creating a state office within the Department of Civil Rights to support and research descendants of enslaved people. As part of a three-bill reparative justice package, this office would analyze systemic barriers, aid in genealogy research, and provide policy recommendations without issuing direct cash payments. | ||
| HB6124 | amends the Clean and Renewable Energy and Energy Waste Reduction Act to enforce stricter compliance, replacing permissive language with mandatory "must" requirements for electric utilities. It establishes concrete milestones, requiring 15% clean energy through 2029, 50% from 2030 to 2034, and 60% by 2035. | ||
| HB6128 | seeks to prohibit state agencies and law enforcement from using the federal "open fields doctrine" to enter or search private, outdoor property without a warrant. Supporters argue the legislation protects state constitutional rights against government overreach, while opponents express concerns regarding the enforcement of conservation and environmental laws. | ||
| HB6134 | proposes increasing the state's corporate income tax rate and modifying the distribution of collected revenue by amending the Michigan Income Tax Act. The legislation currently sits with the House Committee on Economic Competitiveness and requires further legislative approval. | ||
| HB6157 | prohibits state and local government agencies from transferring, sharing, or disclosing bulk personal data to federal immigration authorities without a specific judicial warrant or court order. The legislation protects identifying information such as names and addresses by requiring individualized, case-by-case review rather than bulk, mass transfers. | ||
| HB6158 | introduced on July 3, 2026, proposes the "Safe Access to Facilities Act" to restrict state and local government entities from granting federal immigration authorities access to nonpublic areas without a judicial warrant. | ||
| RECOMMEND SUPPORT OF THE FOLLOWING MICHIGAN BILLS | |||
| BILL NO | BILL DESCRIPTION | ||
| SB0009 | School restrooms, locker rooms, and changing areas to be used by a person's biological sex | ||
| SB0010 | A foreign government is prevented from owning farmland accept land purchased before 10-1-2023 | ||
| SB0011 | New act prohibiting local government policies from interfering with the Federal officials in the immigration status of a indivudual | ||
| SB0028 | Revises PA132 of 2019 to revise the requirements for egg laying hens | ||
| SB0042 | New act to provide law enforcement immigration and customs enforcement support grant fund tie bar SB0043 | ||
| SB0043 | New act to require enforcing of the Federal immigration laws | ||
| SB0044 | New act illegal immigration is prohibited, and provides penalties tie bar with SB0045 - sentencing guidelines | ||
| SB0119 | Education - adding to biology the formation of a human during the stages of pregnancy including an ultrasound video | ||
| SB0121 | Prohibits the enforcement of Federal laws, rules, EO, or administrative orders that tax, levy fees, requires registration, prohibits possession, or confiscation of a firearm, firearm accessories, or ammunition. | ||
| SB0122 | Repeals laws that were enacted during COVID with respect to assisted living, nursing homes etc., | ||
| SB0275 | Prohibits local units of government from imposing a ban on the use, installation or infrastructure of natural gas | ||
| SB0292 | Allows for people 70 or older to not paid property tax on their principal residence | ||
| SB0326 | Repeals 2023 PA232 - community and worker transition act | ||
| SB0327 | Prohibits farmland for commercial solar facilities by repealing MCL 324.36104e | ||
| SB0369 | Commission shall create an online transparency tool to calculate the cost of renewable energy to customers in this state | ||
| SB0406 | Repeals sec of 1931 PA 328 allowing residents to conceal carry and carry a stabbing instrument of any length tie bar with SB0407 -> SB0410 | ||
| SB0436 | Restores the right to work by amending secs 1, 2, 14 & 17 of 1939 PA 176 | ||
| SB0438 | Repeals 2023 PA 10 Prevailing Wages on State Projects Tie Bar with SB0439 and SB0440 | ||
| SB0444 | Creates new act to verify legal residency of employees for state contractors and public employees and officers | ||
| SB0445 | Track the immigration statuses, crimes, and country of birthplace for qualified prisoner | ||
| SB0448 | A road investment incentive program matching dollar for dollar for local road agencies | ||
| SB0457 | Education - State Board of Education be nominated by region, there are eight regions and each political party to select members to the state board of education. - to promote a diversity of perspective. | ||
| SB0474 | Adds sec 2113a provides remedies and allows outside evidence to determine if constitutional procedure as were followed in enacting a statue | ||
| SB0490 | Creates new act to prohibit elected officials from signing certain nondisclosure agreements | ||
| SB0500 | In a civil action lawsuit, a person is not liable for property damages or personnel injury if they were acting in self defense. | ||
| SB0503 | Prohibits the manufacturing and sale of products - air care products, cleaning products and personal care products containing plastic microbeads. | X | |
| SB0586 | A guardian shall not change the incapacitated individual residence unless the court finds it is to the best interest of the individual. | X | |
| SB0587 | Before a rate increase the PSC must submit a report to the house and senate committees with jurisdiction over energy and utility policies. | ||
| SB0594 | Allows for concealed carry in the state capital. | ||
| SB0608 | SB0609 repeals many sections of the industrial hemp administration making it easier to grow hemp in this state. | X | |
| SB0621 | A mobile official state personal ID card or enhanced official state personal ID can not used used for the purpose of voting. | ||
| SB0631 | Abolish Michigan Strategic Fund and the interlocal agreement with the Michigan Economic Development Corporation. Transfer monies, power, duties, and property etc., to the Bureau of Fair Competition and Free Enterprise. Tie bar with SB0632, SB0634->SB0683. | ||
| SB0633 | Eliminates individual income tax credits for rehab of a state historic resources. | ||
| SB0685 | Allows for a tax credit for owners of farmland enrolled in conservastion easement. Tie bar with SB0686 -> SB0690. | X | X |
| SB0756 | Amends 1994 PA 451 to restrict an officer of the Department of Environment Great Lakes and Energy from entering your property without a warrant or permission of the property owner or lessee of the property. | ||
| SB0832 | Prohibits the appointment of a legislator to a committee if it would create a conflict of interest. | ||
| SB0890 | Amends MCL 460.10p to require public utilities to provide at least one cost free payment option. | ||
| SB0910 | Amends 1956 PA 218 to establish a task force to determine the effects of any bill introduced in either the house or senate mandating a health insurance benefit. | ||
| SB0943 | Require random audit from each county after a primary or general election. | ||
| HB4061 | New act to require state and state contractors to verify legal residency of employees | ||
| HB4083 | Prohibits the production and sale of lab grown meat | ||
| HB4140 | Repeals the extreme Risk Protection Order Tie Bar HB4138-HB4139 | ||
| HB4163 | Prohibits the Michigan National Guard from active duty until Congress officially declare war. Tie Bar HB4164 | ||
| HB4190 | Prohibits the gender reassignment procedures or treatment for a minor | ||
| HB4213 | Amends 1927 PA 372 to eliminate concealed pistol free zones such as schools, child care, sport arena or stadium, house of worship, etc. | ||
| HB4233 | Prohibits a foreign entity to purchase farmland in Michigan | X | |
| HB4234 | Prohibits sale or transfer of agricultural assets or land to foreign entities | X | |
| HB4304 | Prohibits the intentional inject, release, or disperse a chemical or apparatus into the atmosphere for the purpose of affecting weather or the intensity of sunlight | ||
| HB4433 | Creates new act to protect emergency responders from adverse employment action if the emergency responder responds to an emergency during working hours | ||
| HB4475 | Prohibits employment discrimination based on certain vaccination status | ||
| HB4486 | would create a new act to prohibit the governing body of a county, city, village, or township from adopting or enforcing an ordinance, resolution, or policy that prohibits the use of natural gas, or the installation of infrastructure to transport or distribute natural gas, in that municipality. | X | |
| HB4489 | Amends current laws to include requiring hiring practices based on the merit of prospective employees, HB4490, and HB4491 are similar | ||
| HB4552 | Tie Bar with HB4553 prohibits a local health officer from excluding an individual because lack of documentation of immunity. The department must provide effectiveness and potential risk of immunization if the department requires immunization. Amends 1978 PA 368 | ||
| HB4560 | Removes the time limits for valid ballot petitions signatures | ||
| HB4581 | Cap interest rates on credit cards from 25% to 10% | ||
| HB4583 | Property tax millage, millage elections are limited to November elections, Tie Bar with HB4584 | X | |
| HB4585 | Salary cap for school administrators and certain other school employees | ||
| HB4586 | Modify the age requirement from 21 to 18 for a concealed pistol license | ||
| HB4588 | A candidate for school board of a local school district must be partisan and school district other than local school district nonpartisan. I feel both should be partisan. | ||
| HB4597 | Allows local government to establish speed limits within their jurisdiction | ||
| HB4652 | Tie bar with HB4653 Governor to announce the date of a special election for a vacancy in the legislature within 30 days and the election held within 180 days. | ||
| HB4656 | Amends 1917 PA 165 to prohibit a road construction project that shuts down al lanes of a road. | ||
| HB4691 | Amends 1949 PA 300 to add mandatory sentencing to a person attempting to flee or elude an officer in a motor vehicle. | X | |
| HB4707 | Prohibits ranked choice voting in the state, city or township | X | |
| HB4709 | Prohibits the construction of wind turbines in the Great Lakes | ||
| HB4751 | Amends Elliott-Larsen civil rights act to remove sexual orientation, gender identity or expression removed as categories. | X | |
| HB4756 | Allows concealed carry at the State Capitol | ||
| HB4765 | Required proof of US citizens when requesting to register to vote and I to vote. | X | |
| HB4766 | Same as SB0503 | ||
| HB4774 | Certain state contracts must be based on the qualifications of the company or firm. | X | |
| HB4776 | Allow conversion therapy - therapy that tries to reduce sexual confusion and reduce or eliminates feeling towards a person of the same sex | ||
| HB4777 | Amends Elliott-Larsen Civil Right Act - -to remove gender identity or expression as a protected category. | ||
| HB4778 | Prohibits gene-based vaccines | ||
| HB4781 | Increases payments of back wages for violation of the Whistleblower Protection Act. | ||
| HB4803 | Amends 1927 PA 372 to allow concealed carry without requirements to add National Guard military police and security forces. | ||
| HB4819 | Amends sec 82 of 1954 PA 116 to include: The SOS office become vacant if the incumbent SOS files a nominating petition or filing fee for, is nominated to, appointed to, any other elected or appointed public office. | ||
| HB4829 | Education - add instruction on constitutional literacy to high school curriculum. | ||
| HB4837 | A pharmacist may make ivermectin available without prescription. SB is the same as HB4837. | ||
| HB4846 | Includes an alternate procedure to evict squatters that allows landowners certain rights. | ||
| HB4865 | The testing of baby food for heavy metals. | ||
| HB4915 | Prohibits implicit bias training as a condition of licenses and renewal of a health professional license. | X | |
| HB4938 | Creates a new act to prohibit certain materials on the internet that corrupts public morals. Tie Bar with HB4939 | ||
| HB5060 | Tie bar with HB5061 – Creates the Joshua Conant Act requires the certain establishment to hire bouncers with certain training on positional asphyxiation prevention. | ||
| HB5069 | Prohibits the use of certain substances in food and drink products, like dyes; red 40, green 3, blue 1 and 2, yellow 6, The use of Brominated vegetable oil, potassium bromates, and propylparaben. | ||
| HB5091 | Requires a county commissioner of a county with mpore than 150,000 to provide a financial disclosure. | ||
| HB5095 | Repeals Industrial Hemp Growers Act. | ||
| HB5094 | Abolishes the Industrial Hemp Fund. | ||
| HB5098 | Prohibits the discontinuation of the fraud detection software by the unemployment insurance agency. | ||
| HB5114 | Creates a new act designating October 14 as Charlie Kirk Day. | ||
| HB5128 | Creates a new act to establish special legal tender as gold and silver, and Central Bank digital currency is not a legal tender in this state. Tie bar with HB5129 and HB5131. | ||
| HB5132 | Creates a new act to prohibit the use of Central Bank digital currency. | ||
| HB5133 | Creates a new act to prohibit the use of Central Bank digital currency. | ||
| HB5145 | Amends 1939 PA 280 to require verifiable documentation for identity, income and Michigan residency during the intial application for Health and Human Services benefits. | ||
| HB5163 | Amends 1975 PA 238 to allow parents to seek other medical treatments for their child from a different health care professional and it will not be considered child neglect. | ||
| HB5201 | Providers for anonymous abortion reporting data on woman obtaining an abortion. Tie bar with HB5202 which requires health care professional to report physical complications or death resulting from an abortion. | ||
| HB5211 | Amends 1970 PA 91 if there is a child custody dispute the best practice would be to award equal or approximately equal parenting time to each parent is on the best interest of the child. Tie bar with HB5212 and HB5213 | ||
| HB5217 | Provides direct farm to consumers unpasteurized milk and milk products. Tie bar with HB5218 and HB5219. | ||
| HB5238 | Prohibits a financial institution from denying, restricting or canceling financial services to an agriculture producers based on environmental policies. | ||
| HB5240 | Prohibits a credit union from denying, restricting or canceling financial services to an agriculture producers based on environmental policies. | ||
| HB5242 | Creates a new act to prohibit DEI in accreditation decisions in higher education | ||
| HB5243 | Amends 1984 PA 270 to remove the Michigan Economic Development Corporation from Michigan Strategic Fund. No later than 30 days after the effective date the fund shall withdraw as a party from the interlocal agreement that created the Michigan Economic Development Corporation and monies, property etc., that belongs to the state shall be transferred back to the state. | ||
| HB5244 | Amends 1967 PA 7 prohibits this state or a department or agency of this state from entering into an interlocal agreement that provides for the joint exercise of a power, privilege or authority related to the economic development of this state. | ||
| HB5300 | Creates a new act to hold federal elected officials accountable if they spent more money then they receive from taxes and fees. | ||
| HB5324 | Providers for no drone zone signs identifying critical infrastructure in the state. | ||
| HB5325 | Amends 2016 PA 436 to allow the destruction of drones flying over critical infrastructure. | ||
| HB5327 | Amends MCL 259.322 to restrict unmanned aircraft over a private dwelling if it is offensive to the property owners. | ||
| HB5329 | Tie bar with HB5330 prohibits the purchase of drones from certain entities. All drone purchased must have certain characteristics, i.e. not hackable. | X | |
| HB5339 | Amends MCL 722.1901 to require background checks for surrogacy. | ||
| HB5340 | Amends 18.1101- 18.1594 to require a state agency to accept cash payment. | X | |
| HB5363 | Amends 1976 PA 451 requires a parental opt-out option for instruction in sex education | ||
| HB5364 | Amends MCL 380.1278 to require approval of the legislature before any revision to the recommended model core academic curriculum. | X | |
| HB5376 | Tie bar with HB5377-> HB5379 Property tax reduction from certain school-related millages if the property owner has nonchildren attending public school. 40% reduction in taxable value for 2027. 55% reduction in taxable value in 2028. 70% reduction in taxable value in 2029. 85% reduction in taxable value in 2030. 100% reduction in taxable value in 2031. Opinion: The tax forms would include three values for a person’s property, school value, taxable value and assessed value. | ||
| HB5413 | Tie bar with HB5415 creates a new act to prohibit corporate welfare compact act. | ||
| HB5417 | Amends 1981 PA 270 Increases the accountability of the Michigan Strategic Fund, to require legislative reports before the disbursement of funds. | ||
| HB5418 | Amends 1984 PA 270 to increase accountability of the Michigan Strategic Fund. | ||
| HB5425 | Tie bar HB5426 Amends 1994 PA 295 to prohibit the employment of a registered sex offender at a business that provides services to minors. | X | |
| HB5460 | Prohibits state procurement of electric motors vehicles made with force labor. | ||
| HB5516 | Creates a new act that prohibits application of foreign and religious laws. | ||
| HB5594 | Tie bar with HB5595 Prohibits the authorization for data centers until April 1, 2027. | ||
| HB5642 | The department cannot clear-cut more than five acres of forest without notifying county board of commissioners and other interested parties. | ||
| HB5648 | Amends 1976 PA 451 provides for graduation credits for working certain trades. | ||
| HB5650 | Creates a new act to require the attorney general to report litigation expenditures more than 250,000 to the house and senate appropriation committee and the senate oversight committee quarterly. If the litigation expenditures exceed 1,000,000 the attorney general shall submit a report to the house and senate appropriation committee and oversight committees quarterly. | X | |
| HB5653 | Weapons and Firearms repeals MCL 750.227, 2 750.227a, 750.227c, 750.227d, 750.231a, and 750.234d. Tie Bar with HB5655, HB5656, and HB5657. | ||
| HB5654 | – Weapons and Firearms Amends 1927 PA 372 to allow a licensed concealed pistol to carry at a public or private childcare center, a sports arena or stadium, a bar or tavern, a place of worship, an entertainment facility, a hospital, and a dormitory or classroom of a community college, college, or university. In my opinion, a very wise amendment. Tie bar with HB5653. | ||
| HB5680 | Amends 1994 PA 451 to eliminate a duplicate licensing fee to boats for hire and eliminates the five times licenses fee to non-residences. | X | |
| HB5687 | Amends 1994 PA 451 to allow for a lifetime hunting and fishing licenses for veterans. | ||
| HB5710 | Tie bar with HB5711 Amends MCL 460.1001 and MCL 460.1022-1054 to eliminates clean and renewable energy standards. The integrated resource planning of energy requires the consideration of all energy sources. It is a very important bill to reduce energy costs and increase the appeal of new business in this state. | X | |
| HB5755 | Amends MCL18.1101 – 18.1594 requires all state agencies to provide all legislative reports to be published on a website accessible to the public. | ||
| HB5976 | State finance: other; fraud, waste, abuse, misappropriation, or misuse of state funds; allow certain individuals to submit reports to the auditor general and create procedures to provide for the recovery of. An individual employed as a new analyst, reporter, or independent journalist needs to report the information to the auditor general. If the information is valid and is useful in recovering state funds the investigator might receive a 15% award of the total amount of money recovered. | ||
| HB6013 | Requires the monitoring and tracking of the Michigan bridge card for out of state for greater than 90 days. After 90 days of out of state use the card will be suspend the card until the recipient verifies residency in this state. | X | |
| HB5914 | Criminal procedure: sentencing; mandatory sentencing for certain crimes in the public health code. | ||
| HB5913 | Criminal procedure: sentencing; mandatory sentencing for certain crimes regarding contraband in prisons | ||
| HB5911 | Criminal procedure: sentencing; mandatory sentencing for certain crimes in the identity theft act; require. | ||
| HB5845 | Amends 168.811 to require the electronic poll book flash drive to carefully preserved for 22 months following any primary or election. The current procedure is for seven days, | ||
| HB6104 | Michigan House Bill 6104 (introduced in June 2026) proposes the "Energy Pricing Protection Act" to prohibit excessively high price increases for essential energy products and services, like gasoline and propane, during a market disruption. | ||