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Rep. Michael Sak (D-76, 2008)

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2008 House Bill 6263

Allow Michigan advance tuition payment fund tax deduction

  • Voted in favor
  • Passed 109 to 0 on Sept. 11, 2008

2008 House Bill 6243

Revise “incompatible public offices” for “corridor improvement district”

  • Voted in favor
  • Passed 109 to 1 on Sept. 11, 2008

2008 House Bill 6222 / Public Act 306

Revise certain tax abatement procedures

  • Voted in favor
  • Passed 108 to 0 on Sept. 11, 2008

2008 House Bill 5898 / Public Act 270

Authorize photovoltaic business tax breaks and cash subsidies

  • Voted against
  • Passed 99 to 2 on April 17, 2008
  • Voted in favor
  • Passed 109 to 0 on Sept. 10, 2008

2008 Senate Bill 1367 / Public Act 257

Revise "high wage activity” selective tax breaks

  • Voted in favor
  • Passed 104 to 0 on July 23, 2008

2008 Senate Bill 1270 / Public Act 262

Authorize tax break for Hemlock Semiconductor

  • Voted in favor
  • Passed 105 to 0 on June 28, 2008
  • Voted in favor
  • Passed 102 to 0 on July 23, 2008

2008 House Bill 5816 / Public Act 261

Appropriations: 2008-2009 General Government budget

  • Voted in favor
  • Passed 58 to 48 on March 20, 2008
  • Voted against
  • Failed 0 to 106 on June 12, 2008
  • Voted in favor
  • Passed 72 to 32 on July 23, 2008

2008 Senate Bill 1268 / Public Act 266

Authorize tax break for Hemlock Semiconductor

  • Voted in favor
  • Passed 105 to 0 on June 28, 2008

2008 Senate Bill 1267 / Public Act 265

Authorize tax break for Hemlock Semiconductor

  • Voted in favor
  • Passed 105 to 0 on June 28, 2008

2008 Senate Bill 1094 / Public Act 246

Appropriations: 2008-2009 Department of Community Health budget

  • Voted in favor
  • Passed 60 to 47 on June 5, 2008
  • Voted in favor
  • Passed 75 to 30 on June 28, 2008
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