2013 Senate Bill 105 ↩

Senate Roll Call 396: Passed

To permanently retain in a state database of DNA sample “profiles” taken from anyone arrested and charged for an alleged felony offense, even if the person is not convicted. If the person is not convicted the DNA information would not be retained in the state database.

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)

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) Young (D-1)

Excused or Not Voting (1)

Ananich (D-27)