2013 Senate Bill 504 ↩

Senate Roll Call 498: Passed

To revise the state Liquor Control Code, establishing that rather than being "liberally" construed, regulator should interpret the intent and purposes it sets forth and "protect the public health, safety, and welfare" of citizens.

37 Yeas / 0 Nays

Republican (26 Yeas / 0 Nays)

Booher (R-35) Brandenburg (R-11) Casperson (R-38) Caswell (R-16) Colbeck (R-7) Emmons (R-33) Green (R-31) Hansen (R-34) Hildenbrand (R-29) Hune (R-22) Jansen (R-28) Jones (R-24) Kahn (R-32) Kowall (R-15) Marleau (R-12) Meekhof (R-30) Moolenaar (R-36) Nofs (R-19) Pappageorge (R-13) Pavlov (R-25) Proos (R-21) Richardville (R-17) Robertson (R-26) Rocca (R-10) Schuitmaker (R-20) Walker (R-37)

Republican (26 Yeas / 0 Nays)

Booher (R-35)
Brandenburg (R-11)
Casperson (R-38)
Caswell (R-16)
Colbeck (R-7)
Emmons (R-33)
Green (R-31)
Hansen (R-34)
Hildenbrand (R-29)
Hune (R-22)
Jansen (R-28)
Jones (R-24)
Kahn (R-32)
Kowall (R-15)
Marleau (R-12)
Meekhof (R-30)
Moolenaar (R-36)
Nofs (R-19)
Pappageorge (R-13)
Pavlov (R-25)
Proos (R-21)
Richardville (R-17)
Robertson (R-26)
Rocca (R-10)
Schuitmaker (R-20)
Walker (R-37)

Democrat (11 Yeas / 0 Nays)

Ananich (D-27) Anderson (D-6) Bieda (D-9) Gregory (D-14) Hood (D-3) Hopgood (D-8) Hunter (D-5) Johnson (D-2) Smith (D-4) Warren (D-18) Whitmer (D-23)

Excused or Not Voting (1)

Young (D-1)