Senate Roll Call 27 - Michigan Votes

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2013 Senate Bill 97: Repeal child car seat penalty waiver provision (Senate Roll Call 27)

Passed 35 to 1 in the Senate on February 20, 2013.
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The vote was 35 in favor, 1 against, and 1 not voting.
(Senate Roll Call 27)

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Vote

In Favor

Against

Not Voting

Undecided

Democrat

	90%
	0%
	9%

11 total votes

Republican

	96%
	3%
	0%

26 total votes

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Repeal child car seat penalty waiver provision

IN FAVOR

SENATE DEMOCRATS

Anderson (D)	Bieda (D)	Gregory (D)	Hood (D)	Hopgood (D)
Johnson (D)	Smith (D)	Warren (D)	Whitmer (D)	Young (D)

SENATE REPUBLICANS

Booher (R)	Brandenburg (R)	Casperson (R)	Colbeck (R)	Emmons (R)
Green (R)	Hansen (R)	Hildenbrand (R)	Hune (R)	Jansen (R)
Jones (R)	Kahn (R)	Kowall (R)	Marleau (R)	Meekhof (R)
Moolenaar (R)	Nofs (R)	Pappageorge (R)	Pavlov (R)	Proos (R)
Richardville (R)	Robertson (R)	Rocca (R)	Schuitmaker (R)	Walker (R)

AGAINST

SENATE DEMOCRATS
none

SENATE REPUBLICANS

Caswell (R)

SENATE LEGISLATORS WHO DID NOT VOTE

Hunter (D)

SENATE LEGISLATORS ALL VOTES

Y Anderson (D)	Y Bieda (D)	Y Booher (R)	Y Brandenburg (R)	Y Casperson (R)
n Caswell (R)	Y Colbeck (R)	Y Emmons (R)	Y Green (R)	Y Gregory (D)
Y Hansen (R)	Y Hildenbrand (R)	Y Hood (D)	Y Hopgood (D)	Y Hune (R)
- Hunter (D)	Y Jansen (R)	Y Johnson (D)	Y Jones (R)	Y Kahn (R)
Y Kowall (R)	Y Marleau (R)	Y Meekhof (R)	Y Moolenaar (R)	Y Nofs (R)
Y Pappageorge (R)	Y Pavlov (R)	Y Proos (R)	Y Richardville (R)	Y Robertson (R)
Y Rocca (R)	Y Schuitmaker (R)	Y Smith (D)	Y Walker (R)	Y Warren (D)
Y Whitmer (D)	Y Young (D)

Senate Roll Call 27 on 2013 Senate Bill 97

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Comments

1) Re: 2013 Senate Bill 97 (Repeal child car seat penalty waiver provision ) by Admin003 on February 20, 2013
Senator Caswell, under his constitutional right of protest (Art. 4, Sec. 18), protested against the passage of Senate Bill
No. 97 and moved that the statement he made during the discussion of the bill be printed as his reasons for voting “no.”
The motion prevailed.
Senator Caswell’s statement is as follows:
I think that folks should probably receive one chance at not having the car seat. There might be financial situations. It
could be through ignorance if they don’t have it. They should be given the opportunity to correct it, and then, after that,
go ahead and do what the sponsor of the bill has indicated. I do think we’re all entitled to one mistake.

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2) 2013 Senate Bill 97 (Repeal child car seat penalty waiver provision ) by admin on February 20, 2013
Introduced in the Senate on January 29, 2013

The vote was 35 in favor, 1 opposed and 1 not voting

(Senate Roll Call 27 at Senate Journal 0)

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