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Week 68 April 20, 2026 to April 26, 2026
122 Filed42 Passed committee24 Passed a chamber2 Sent to governor0 Became law0 Vetoed33 Hearings15 Roll calls
Became law 0
None this week.
Vetoed 0
None this week.
Passed a chamber top by momentum
9 more this week.
What moved, by topic
Measures that passed a committee or chamber, or became law, this week.
Busiest committees by meetings
- Appropriations 2 meetings
- School Aid and Department of Education 1 meeting
- Election Integrity 1 meeting
- Appropriations Subcommittee on Military, Veterans, State Police 1 meeting
- State and Local Transportation 1 meeting
- Agriculture and Rural Development and Natural Resources 1 meeting
- Finance 1 meeting
- Communications and Technology 1 meeting
New bills filed
House 85 · Senate 37
Meetings 33
- April 21 · 9 a.m. School Aid and Department of Education Rm 326, House Office Building
- April 21 · 9 a.m. Election Integrity Rm 307, House Office Building
- April 21 · 9 a.m. Appropriations Subcommittee on Military, Veterans, State Police Harry T. Gast Appropriations Rm, 3rd Floor, Capitol Building, 100 N. Capitol
- April 21 · 9:45 a.m. State and Local Transportation Rm 327, House Office Building
- April 21 · 10:30 a.m. Agriculture and Rural Development and Natural Resources Rm 326, House Office Building
- April 21 · 10:30 a.m. Finance Rm 521, House Office Building
- April 21 · 10:30 a.m. Communications and Technology Rm 327, House Office Building
- April 21 · 10:30 a.m. Child Welfare System Rm 308, House Office Building
- April 21 · 11:15 a.m. Labor and Economic Opportunity Rm 326, House Office Building
- April 21 · 12 p.m. Corrections and Judiciary Rm 521, House Office Building
- April 21 · 12 p.m. Appropriations Subcommittee on PreK-12 Harry T. Gast Appropriations Rm, 3rd Floor, Capitol Building, 100 N. Capitol
- April 21 · 12 p.m. Families and Veterans Rm 307, House Office Building
21 more this week.
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Generated from Open States bill actions, roll calls and meeting records (bulk data of November 1, 2026). Vetoes: No veto messages for the 2025 session (legislature.mi.gov Public and Local Acts 2025: 'There were no veto messages from the Governor for the 2025 legislative session'); 2026 volume not yet published (re-checked November 9, 2026). Jan 2025 Whitmer vetoes were of 2023-24 enrolled bills, not 2025-session measures. Lists show up to 15 measures. Times are local.
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