House Roll Call 821 - Michigan Votes

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2011 Senate Bill 59: Revise concealed pistol license procedures (House Roll Call 821)

Passed 68 to 41 in the House on December 13, 2012, to exempt concealed pistol license holders who have completed at least eight hours of additional training from the "gun free zone" limitations in the CPL law, which bans licensees from carrying in a certain areas (schools, day care facilities, sports stadiums or arenas, bars, bar/restaurants, places of worship, college dorms and classrooms, hospitals, casinos, large entertainment facilities and courts). Also, to eliminate county concealed weapon licensing boards, and transfer the responsibility for issuing concealed pistol license (CPL) licenses to county sheriff agencies, and change a number of other details of the CPL law. See also House Bill 5225, which streamlines pistol purchase procedures.
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The vote was 68 in favor, 41 against, and 1 not voting.
(House Roll Call 821)

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In Favor

Against

Not Voting

Undecided

Republican

	98%
	1%
	0%

64 total votes

Democrat

	10%
	86%
	2%

46 total votes

Voters

	100%
	0%
	0%

1 total vote

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Revise concealed pistol license procedures

IN FAVOR

HOUSE DEMOCRATS

HOUSE REPUBLICANS

Agema (R)	Bolger (R)	Bumstead (R)	Callton (R)	Cotter (R)
Crawford (R)	Daley (R)	Damrow (R)	Denby (R)	Farrington (R)
Forlini (R)	Foster (R)	Franz (R)	Genetski (R)	Gilbert (R)
Glardon (R)	Goike (R)	Graves (R)	Haines (R)	Haveman (R)
Heise (R)	Hooker (R)	Horn (R)	Hughes (R)	Huuki (R)
Jacobsen (R)	Jenkins (R)	Johnson (R)	Knollenberg (R)	Kowall (R)
Kurtz (R)	LaFontaine (R)	Lund (R)	Lyons (R)	MacGregor (R)
MacMaster (R)	McBroom (R)	McMillin (R)	Moss (R)	Muxlow (R)
Nesbitt (R)	O'Brien (R)	Olson (R)	Opsommer (R)	Ouimet (R)
Outman (R)	Pettalia (R)	Poleski (R)	Potvin (R)	Price (R)
Pscholka (R)	Rendon (R)	Rogers (R)	Schmidt, R. (R)	Schmidt, W. (R)
Shaughnessy (R)	Shirkey (R)	Somerville (R)	Stamas (R)	Tyler (R)
Walsh (R)	Yonker (R)	Zorn (R)

AGAINST

HOUSE DEMOCRATS

Ananich (D)	Barnett (D)	Bauer (D)	Bledsoe (D)	Brown (D)
Byrum (D)	Cavanagh (D)	Clemente (D)	Constan (D)	Darany (D)
Dillon (D)	Durhal (D)	Geiss (D)	Greimel (D)	Hammel (D)
Haugh (D)	Hobbs (D)	Hovey-Wright (D)	Howze (D)	Irwin (D)
Jackson (D)	Kandrevas (D)	Lane (D)	Lindberg (D)	Lipton (D)
Liss (D)	McCann (D)	Meadows (D)	Nathan (D)	Olumba (D)
Rutledge (D)	Santana (D)	Slavens (D)	Stallworth (D)	Stanley (D)
Stapleton (D)	Switalski (D)	Talabi (D)	Tlaib (D)	Townsend (D)

HOUSE REPUBLICANS

Lori (R)

HOUSE LEGISLATORS WHO DID NOT VOTE

Womack (D)

HOUSE LEGISLATORS ALL VOTES

Y Agema (R)	n Ananich (D)	n Barnett (D)	n Bauer (D)	n Bledsoe (D)
Y Bolger (R)	n Brown (D)	Y Brunner (D)	Y Bumstead (R)	n Byrum (D)
Y Callton (R)	n Cavanagh (D)	n Clemente (D)	n Constan (D)	Y Cotter (R)
Y Crawford (R)	Y Daley (R)	Y Damrow (R)	n Darany (D)	Y Denby (R)
n Dillon (D)	n Durhal (D)	Y Farrington (R)	Y Forlini (R)	Y Foster (R)
Y Franz (R)	n Geiss (D)	Y Genetski (R)	Y Gilbert (R)	Y Glardon (R)
Y Goike (R)	Y Graves (R)	n Greimel (D)	Y Haines (R)	n Hammel (D)
n Haugh (D)	Y Haveman (R)	Y Heise (R)	n Hobbs (D)	Y Hooker (R)
Y Horn (R)	n Hovey-Wright (D)	n Howze (D)	Y Hughes (R)	Y Huuki (R)
n Irwin (D)	n Jackson (D)	Y Jacobsen (R)	Y Jenkins (R)	Y Johnson (R)
n Kandrevas (D)	Y Knollenberg (R)	Y Kowall (R)	Y Kurtz (R)	Y LaFontaine (R)
n Lane (D)	Y LeBlanc (D)	n Lindberg (D)	n Lipton (D)	n Liss (D)
n Lori (R)	Y Lund (R)	Y Lyons (R)	Y MacGregor (R)	Y MacMaster (R)
Y McBroom (R)	n McCann (D)	Y McMillin (R)	n Meadows (D)	Y Moss (R)
Y Muxlow (R)	n Nathan (D)	Y Nesbitt (R)	Y O'Brien (R)	Y Oakes (D)
Y Olson (R)	n Olumba (D)	Y Opsommer (R)	Y Ouimet (R)	Y Outman (R)
Y Pettalia (R)	Y Poleski (R)	Y Potvin (R)	Y Price (R)	Y Pscholka (R)
Y Rendon (R)	Y Rogers (R)	n Rutledge (D)	n Santana (D)	Y Schmidt, R. (R)
Y Schmidt, W. (R)	Y Segal (D)	Y Shaughnessy (R)	Y Shirkey (R)	n Slavens (D)
Y Smiley (D)	Y Somerville (R)	n Stallworth (D)	Y Stamas (R)	n Stanley (D)
n Stapleton (D)	n Switalski (D)	n Talabi (D)	n Tlaib (D)	n Townsend (D)
Y Tyler (R)	Y Walsh (R)	- Womack (D)	Y Yonker (R)	Y Zorn (R)

House Roll Call 821 on 2011 Senate Bill 59

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Comments

Re: 2011 Senate Bill 59 (Move CPL issuance to Secretary of State ) by mick1001 on December 20, 2012

Assaults in the schools could maybe be stopped. Gun free zones are prime targets for mad men. All gun free zones send a message that says we are satting ducks. My classes for my CLP lead by the county sheriff said these gun free zones you shouldn't go to these places. Avode them as offen as you can.

I see the schools as one of these places and the chruch I attend weekly I go because I feel the need to attend. But offen think I'm a duck waiting for that hunter.

Re: 2011 Senate Bill 59 (Move CPL issuance to Secretary of State ) by Articulation on December 18, 2012
That really is silly thinking. You realize that right now everyone knows that people can't have guns in those locations. That's what we call common knowledge. When it becomes common knowledge (I.E once news media picks up that this bill has passed) that people CAN carry in those locations, they cease being common targets.
Not everyone has to carry, all it takes is knowledge that people may be carrying. The Oregon shooter at the mall last week was confronted with a CPL holder and shot himself shortly thereafter.

Re: 2011 Senate Bill 59 (Move CPL issuance to Secretary of State ) by rebee on December 17, 2012
The argument that allowing the carrying of concealed weapons will prevent criminals from shooting innocent people is pretty specious one. If the weapon is concealed, who;s to know who has a weapon? A bit of silly thinking. To really make it work, it should be required that eveyone carry a concealed weapon. Then we can be fearful of everyone.

And for the sword and crossbow enthusiast, they are a lot tougher to conceal.

Just saying......

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