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Rankings House · 2025 to 2026 session · 110 members

How far each member's own bills got, adjusted for chamber and majority status (1.00 = typical for the group). Check up to five members and press Compare.

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#CompareMemberScoreAuthoredPassed cmtePassed chamberPassed bothBecame lawPoints
1 Steckloff, Samantha DHouse 19 5.68 219833 46
2 Carter, Brenda DHouse 53 4.32 347722 35
3 Koleszar, Matt DHouse 22 4.20 215433 34
4 Rogers, Julie DHouse 41 3.33 347322 27
5 McFall, Mike DHouse 14 3.09 256611 25
6 Farhat, Alabas DHouse 3 2.84 213322 23
7 Witwer, Angela DHouse 76 2.84 206511 23
8 Morgan, Jason DHouse 23 2.84 393322 23
9 Carter, Tyrone DHouse 1 2.47 227311 20
10 Aragona, Joe RHouse 60 2.15 54262232 86
11 Harris, Mike RHouse 52 2.05 28201744 82
12 Bierlein, Matt RHouse 97 2.00 38191355 80
13 Liberati, Tullio DHouse 2 1.98 158310 16
14 Snyder, Will DHouse 87 1.98 336500 16
15 Outman, Pat RHouse 91 1.85 37181444 74
16 Lightner, Sarah RHouse 45 1.83 37221533 73
17 Bollin, Ann RHouse 49 1.70 33111155 68
18 Wooden, Stephen DHouse 81 1.61 102211 13
19 Schmaltz, Kathy RHouse 46 1.53 26201711 61
20 Schuette, Bill RHouse 95 1.50 36191531 60
21 Kunse, Tom RHouse 100 1.48 2713944 59
22 Andrews, Joey DHouse 38 1.36 275300 11
23 Hope, Kara DHouse 74 1.36 182111 11
24 Grant, Kristian DHouse 82 1.36 102111 11
25 Frisbie, Steve RHouse 44 1.35 34181122 54
26 Prestin, Dave RHouse 108 1.33 27151222 53
27 Woolford, Jason RHouse 50 1.33 42171122 53
28 Tisdel, Mark RHouse 55 1.33 40151222 53
29 Linting, Rylee RHouse 27 1.33 15131322 53
30 Kuhn, Tom RHouse 57 1.33 27131322 53
31 Thompson, Jamie RHouse 28 1.30 27171411 52
32 Cavitt, Cam RHouse 106 1.25 26141122 50
33 Hoadley, Mike RHouse 99 1.25 32151411 50
34 Pohutsky, Laurie DHouse 17 1.24 224300 10
35 Tsernoglou, Penelope DHouse 75 1.24 151111 10
36 St. Germaine, Alicia RHouse 62 1.23 26161311 49
37 Rigas, Angela RHouse 79 1.23 23161311 49
38 Mueller, Mike RHouse 72 1.20 28151311 48
39 Fairbairn, Parker RHouse 107 1.20 28121122 48
40 Roth, J.R. RHouse 104 1.13 2713922 45
41 Neeley, Cynthia DHouse 70 1.11 123300 9
42 Posthumus, Bryan RHouse 90 1.10 199733 44
43 Neyer, Jerry RHouse 92 1.10 1512922 44
44 DeBoer, Nancy RHouse 86 1.10 15131211 44
45 DeBoyer, Jay RHouse 63 1.08 2311922 43
46 Smit, Rachelle RHouse 43 1.08 21151400 43
47 Robinson, Ron RHouse 58 1.08 1810633 43
48 Markkanen, Greg RHouse 110 1.00 217633 40
49 Young, Stephanie DHouse 16 0.99 254200 8
50 Alexander, Greg RHouse 98 0.95 2813911 38
51 Meerman, Luke RHouse 89 0.95 3915811 38
52 Paquette, Brad RHouse 37 0.93 4412911 37
53 VanderWall, Curt RHouse 102 0.93 3016711 37
54 Wozniak, Doug RHouse 59 0.93 379722 37
55 Wilson, Jimmie DHouse 32 0.86 183200 7
56 BeGole, Brian RHouse 71 0.85 1311811 34
57 Steele, Donni RHouse 54 0.85 1811811 34
58 Bohnak, Karl RHouse 109 0.85 2211811 34
59 Greene, Jaime RHouse 65 0.83 2012711 33
60 Wortz, Jennifer RHouse 35 0.83 3613910 33
61 Borton, Ken RHouse 105 0.83 127622 33
62 Wendzel, Pauline RHouse 39 0.78 157522 31
63 Kelly, Tim RHouse 93 0.70 169521 28
64 Martin, David RHouse 68 0.68 1510511 27
65 VanWoerkom, Greg RHouse 88 0.68 125422 27
66 Bruck, Will RHouse 30 0.65 219511 26
67 Maddock, Matt RHouse 51 0.63 2613600 25
68 O'Neal, Amos DHouse 94 0.62 243100 5
69 Slagh, Brad RHouse 85 0.58 196511 23
70 Martus, Jaz DHouse 69 0.49 72100 4
71 Edwards, Kimberly DHouse 12 0.49 172100 4
72 Price, Natalie DHouse 6 0.49 132100 4
73 Johnsen, Gina RHouse 78 0.43 207500 17
74 Green, Phil RHouse 67 0.40 228400 16
75 Pavlov, Joe RHouse 64 0.38 225500 15
76 Wegela, Dylan DHouse 26 0.37 201100 3
77 Byrnes, Erin DHouse 15 0.37 151100 3
78 Scott, Helena DHouse 8 0.37 171100 3
79 Hoskins, Jason DHouse 18 0.37 201100 3
80 Conlin, Jennifer DHouse 48 0.37 111100 3
81 Tate, Joe DHouse 9 0.37 161100 3
82 Herzberg, Peter DHouse 25 0.37 43000 3
83 Weiss, Regina DHouse 5 0.37 211100 3
84 Fox, Joseph RHouse 101 0.25 94300 10
85 Schriver, Josh RHouse 66 0.25 194300 10
86 Jenkins-Arno, Nancy RHouse 34 0.18 183200 7
87 Carra, Steve RHouse 36 0.15 242200 6
88 Beson, Timmy RHouse 96 0.15 122200 6
89 Fitzgerald, John DHouse 83 0.12 91000 1
90 MacDonell, Sharon DHouse 56 0.12 161000 1
91 DeSana, Jim RHouse 29 0.08 301100 3
92 Coffia, Betsy DHouse 103 0.00 110000 0
93 Glanville, Carol DHouse 84 0.00 150000 0
94 Rheingans, Carrie DHouse 47 0.00 380000 0
95 Mentzer, Denise DHouse 61 0.00 290000 0
96 McKinney, Donavan DHouse 11 0.00 220000 0
97 Dievendorf, Emily DHouse 77 0.00 220000 0
98 Brixie, Julie DHouse 73 0.00 140000 0
99 Whitsett, Karen DHouse 4 0.00 10000 0
100 Breen, Kelly DHouse 21 0.00 100000 0
101 Xiong, Mai DHouse 13 0.00 180000 0
102 Hall, Matt RHouse 42 0.00 10000 0
103 Longjohn, Matt DHouse 40 0.00 110000 0
104 Foreman, Morgan DHouse 33 0.00 170000 0
105 Arbit, Noah DHouse 20 0.00 210000 0
106 Skaggs, Phil DHouse 80 0.00 210000 0
107 Puri, Ranjeev DHouse 24 0.00 00000 0
108 Miller, Reggie DHouse 31 0.00 560000 0
109 Phillips, Tonya DHouse 7 0.00 110000 0
110 Paiz, Veronica DHouse 10 0.00 240000 0

“Became law” counts the member's own-chamber bills; “+n” is bills they carried in the second chamber that became law. Group averages (points): House minority 8.10 (52 members) · House majority 39.98 (58 members) · Senate minority 16.33 (18 members) · Senate majority 76.75 (20 members).

How the score works

  1. What counts. Bills and joint resolutions of the 2025 to 2026 session in the Open States data. Simple and concurrent resolutions are left out of the score.
  2. Authored in the member's own chamber (principal author): 1 point if it passed committee, +2 if it passed that chamber, +2 if it passed both chambers, +5 if it became law. Maximum 10 per measure.
  3. Carried in the second chamber (principal author for the other chamber): half of (1 if it passed the second chamber's committee, +2 if it passed, +5 if it became law).
  4. Adjustment for chamber and majority status. Points are divided by the average points of the member's group (House majority, House minority, Senate majority or Senate minority), so 1.00 means “typical for a member in the same position.” Democrats hold the majority in the Senate; Republicans hold the majority in the House. Rank is within the chamber.

Read with care. This is a transparent count of how far a member's own bills went, not a judgment of the member's work. It does not weigh a bill's importance, and it misses amendments, conference work, constituent service and blocking bad bills. Leadership files many bills that never move, and members elected mid-term had less time. Data: Open States bill actions and sponsors (bulk data of November 1, 2026); official records are on the Michigan Legislature's own sites.

Sources for this page

Counts from Open States bulk data. Michigan Capitol Guide is not endorsed by the Michigan Legislature.