2003 House Bill 4802 ↩

Senate Roll Call 18: Passed

To broaden the definition of prohibited telecommunication devices which are intended to defraud or unlawfully intercept signals (such as “bootleg” cable or satellite TV receivers, etc.). The bill prohibits "any type" of such device, not just certain specified devices.

34 Yeas / 0 Nays

Republican (20 Yeas / 0 Nays)

Allen (R-37) Birkholz (R-24) Bishop (R-12) Cassis (R-15) Cropsey (R-33) Garcia (R-22) George (R-20) Goschka (R-32) Hammerstrom (R-17) Hardiman (R-29) Jelinek (R-21) Johnson (R-13) Kuipers (R-30) McManus (R-35) Patterson (R-7) Sanborn (R-11) Sikkema (R-28) Stamas (R-36) Toy (R-6) Van Woerkom (R-34)

Democrat (14 Yeas / 0 Nays)

Barcia (D-31) Basham (D-8) Bernero (D-23) Brater (D-18) Cherry (D-26) Clark-Coleman (D-3) Clarke (D-1) Jacobs (D-14) Leland (D-5) Olshove (D-9) Prusi (D-38) Schauer (D-19) Switalski (D-10) Thomas (D-4)

Excused or Not Voting (4)

Brown (R-16) Emerson (D-27) Gilbert (R-25) Scott (D-2)