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Week 89 September 14, 2026 to September 20, 2026

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5 Filed0 Passed committee0 Passed a chamber5 Sent to governor0 Became law0 Vetoed2 Hearings0 Roll calls

Became law 0

None this week.

Vetoed 0

None this week.

Passed a chamber top by momentum

None this week.

What moved, by topic

Nothing moved this week.

Measures that passed a committee or chamber, or became law, this week.

Busiest committees by meetings

  • Select Committee on the Rules and Procedures of the State Board of Canvassers and the Bureau of Elections 1 meeting
  • Child Welfare System 1 meeting

New bills filed

House 5 · Senate 0

Meetings 2

  • September 15 · 2 p.m. Select Committee on the Rules and Procedures of the State Board of Canvassers and the Bureau of Elections Rm 352, State Capitol Building
  • September 17 · 2:30 p.m. Child Welfare System Rm 308, House Office Building

All hearings ›

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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