2010 House Bill 6153 ↩

House Roll Call 468: Passed

To appropriate $1.7 million of revenue from Commercial Mobile Radio Service Fees to match $1.7 million in federal money for a statewide 9-1-1 Internet Protocol mapping system.

96 Yeas / 2 Nays

Democrat (58 Yeas / 0 Nays)

Barnett (D-37) Bauer (D-68) Bledsoe (D-1) Brown (D-39) Brown (D-84) Byrum (D-67) Clemente (D-14) Constan (D-16) Corriveau (D-20) Cushingberry (D-8) Dean (D-75) Dillon (D-17) Donigan (D-26) Durhal (D-6) Espinoza (D-83) Geiss (D-22) Gonzales (D-49) Gregory (D-35) Griffin (D-64) Haase (D-32) Hammel (D-48) Haugh (D-42) Jackson (D-9) Johnson (D-5) Kandrevas (D-13) Kennedy (D-23) Lahti (D-110) LeBlanc (D-18) Leland (D-10) Lemmons (D-2) Lindberg (D-109) Lipton (D-27) Liss (D-28) Mayes (D-96) McDowell (D-107) Meadows (D-69) Melton (D-29) Miller (D-31) Nathan (D-11) Nerat (D-108) Oakes (D-95) Polidori (D-15) Roberts (D-24) Schmidt (D-76) Scripps (D-101) Segal (D-62) Sheltrown (D-103) Slavens (D-21) Slezak (D-50) Smith (D-54) Spade (D-57) Stanley (D-34) Switalski (D-25) Tlaib (D-12) Valentine (D-91) Warren (D-53) Womack (D-7) Young (D-4)

Democrat (58 Yeas / 0 Nays)

Barnett (D-37)
Bauer (D-68)
Bledsoe (D-1)
Brown (D-39)
Brown (D-84)
Byrum (D-67)
Clemente (D-14)
Constan (D-16)
Corriveau (D-20)
Cushingberry (D-8)
Dean (D-75)
Dillon (D-17)
Donigan (D-26)
Durhal (D-6)
Espinoza (D-83)
Geiss (D-22)
Gonzales (D-49)
Gregory (D-35)
Griffin (D-64)
Haase (D-32)
Hammel (D-48)
Haugh (D-42)
Jackson (D-9)
Johnson (D-5)
Kandrevas (D-13)
Kennedy (D-23)
Lahti (D-110)
LeBlanc (D-18)
Leland (D-10)
Lemmons (D-2)
Lindberg (D-109)
Lipton (D-27)
Liss (D-28)
Mayes (D-96)
McDowell (D-107)
Meadows (D-69)
Melton (D-29)
Miller (D-31)
Nathan (D-11)
Nerat (D-108)
Oakes (D-95)
Polidori (D-15)
Roberts (D-24)
Schmidt (D-76)
Scripps (D-101)
Segal (D-62)
Sheltrown (D-103)
Slavens (D-21)
Slezak (D-50)
Smith (D-54)
Spade (D-57)
Stanley (D-34)
Switalski (D-25)
Tlaib (D-12)
Valentine (D-91)
Warren (D-53)
Womack (D-7)
Young (D-4)

Republican (38 Yeas / 2 Nays)

Agema (R-74) Ball (R-85) Bolger (R-63) Booher (R-102) Caul (R-99) Crawford (R-38) Daley (R-82) Denby (R-47) DeShazor (R-61) Elsenheimer (R-105) Genetski (R-88) Haines (R-43) Hansen (R-100) Haveman (R-90) Hildenbrand (R-86) Horn (R-94) Jones (R-71) Knollenberg (R-41) Kowall (R-44) Kurtz (R-58) Lori (R-59) Lund (R-36) Marleau (R-46) Meekhof (R-89) Meltzer (R-33) Moss (R-40) Opsommer (R-93) Pavlov (R-81) Pearce (R-73) Proos (R-79) Rocca (R-30) Rogers (R-66) Schmidt (R-104) Schuitmaker (R-80) Scott (R-51) Stamas (R-98) Tyler (R-78) Walsh (R-19)	Amash (R-72) McMillin (R-45)

Republican (38 Yeas / 2 Nays)

Agema (R-74)
Ball (R-85)
Bolger (R-63)
Booher (R-102)
Caul (R-99)
Crawford (R-38)
Daley (R-82)
Denby (R-47)
DeShazor (R-61)
Elsenheimer (R-105)
Genetski (R-88)
Haines (R-43)
Hansen (R-100)
Haveman (R-90)
Hildenbrand (R-86)
Horn (R-94)
Jones (R-71)
Knollenberg (R-41)
Kowall (R-44)
Kurtz (R-58)
Lori (R-59)
Lund (R-36)
Marleau (R-46)
Meekhof (R-89)
Meltzer (R-33)
Moss (R-40)
Opsommer (R-93)
Pavlov (R-81)
Pearce (R-73)
Proos (R-79)
Rocca (R-30)
Rogers (R-66)
Schmidt (R-104)
Schuitmaker (R-80)
Scott (R-51)
Stamas (R-98)
Tyler (R-78)
Walsh (R-19)

Amash (R-72)
McMillin (R-45)

Excused or Not Voting (9)

Angerer (D-55) Bennett (D-92) Byrnes (D-52) Calley (R-87) Ebli (D-56) Green (R-77) Huckleberry (D-70) Neumann (D-106) Scott (D-3)