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HJR F2025 to 2026
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103rd Legislature (2025 to 2026) · House of Representatives resolution

HJR F

Civil rights: sexual orientation discrimination; certain references to marriage; make gender neutral. Amends sec. 1, art. X & repeals sec. 25, art. I of the state constitution.

In committee Last action March 6, 2025: joint resolution electronically reproduced March 5, 2025

Official bill page and text: legislature.mi.gov

Sponsors 44

Prime sponsor
Jason Morgan
Cosponsors (43)
Angela Witwer, Brenda Carter, Carol Glanville, Carrie Rheingans, Denise Mentzer, Donavan McKinney, Dylan Wegela, Emily Dievendorf, Erin Byrnes, Helena Scott, Jason Hoskins, Jasper Martus, Jennifer Conlin, Jimmie Wilson, Joey Andrews, John Fitzgerald, Joseph Tate, Julie Brixie, Julie Rogers, Kara Hope, Kelly Breen, Kimberly Edwards, Laurie Pohutsky, Mai Xiong, Matt Koleszar, Matt Longjohn, Mike McFall, Morgan Foreman, Noah Arbit, Penelope Tsernoglou, Peter Herzberg, Phil Skaggs, Ranjeev Puri, Reggie Miller, Regina Weiss, Samantha Steckloff, Sharon MacDonell, Stephanie Young, Stephen Wooden, Tonya Phillips, Tullio Liberati, Veronica Paiz, Will Snyder

Status

In committee as of March 6, 2025. The 103rd Legislature serves until the 104th convenes on January 13, 2027.

Referred to: House Government Operations (from the official referral record)

Roll-call votes 0

No roll-call votes recorded for this measure.

Timeline 4

DateChamberAction
March 6, 2025Housejoint resolution electronically reproduced March 5, 2025
March 5, 2025Housereferred to Committee on Government Operations
March 5, 2025Houseread a first time
March 5, 2025Houseintroduced by Representative Rep. Jason Morgan

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