Votes at a glance: Michigan House advances and passes a bundle of bills on health, criminal procedure and child protection

The Michigan House recorded roll-call votes on a broad set of bills during its session, advancing several measures to final passage on third reading and ordering immediate effect on a number of them.

Key recorded outcomes included:

- House Bill 5035 (calendar item 59): Passed, 61 ayes, 48 nays. Immediate effect ordered.
- House Bill 5036 (calendar item 60): Passed, 60 ayes, 49 nays. Immediate effect ordered.
- House Bill 5037 (calendar item 61): Passed, 61 ayes, 48 nays. Immediate effect ordered.
- House Bill 5038 (calendar item 62): Passed, 60 ayes, 49 nays. Immediate effect ordered.
- House Bill 5039 (calendar item 95): Passed, 88 ayes, 21 nays. Immediate effect ordered.
- House Bill 4530 (calendar item 58): Passed, 108 ayes, 1 nay. Immediate effect ordered.
- House Bill 5220 (calendar item 63): Passed, 108 ayes, 1 nay. Immediate effect ordered.
- House Bill 4981 (calendar item 94): Passed, 109 ayes, 0 nays (clerk announcement).

Several other bills were advanced to third reading or referred to committees for further consideration; the clerk and majority floor leader made multiple referral motions that were adopted. The House announced there would be no further voting that day and adjourned until the date noted on the floor.

This summary lists recorded tallies as announced by the clerk on the House floor. Where the transcript recorded a tally, that figure is reported here; where the clerk read committee actions (referrals or substitute adoptions) those procedural steps are summarized but detailed roll-call tallies were not provided in the transcript excerpt.