2015 Senate Bill 571 ↩

Senate Roll Call 651: The amendment was not adopted

To tie-bar the bill to Senate Bill 194, meaning this bill cannot become law unless that one does also. SB 194 would to require candidates for most state and many local offices to file make detailed disclosures regarding their personal and family finances.

12 Yeas / 25 Nays

Republican (2 Yeas / 24 Nays)

Jones (R-24) Rocca (R-10)	Booher (R-35) Brandenburg (R-8) Casperson (R-38) Colbeck (R-7) Emmons (R-33) Hansen (R-34) Hildenbrand (R-29) Horn (R-32) Hune (R-22) Knollenberg (R-13) Kowall (R-15) MacGregor (R-28) Marleau (R-12) Meekhof (R-30) Nofs (R-19) O’Brien (R-20) Pavlov (R-25) Proos (R-21) Robertson (R-14) Schmidt (R-37) Schuitmaker (R-26) Shirkey (R-16) Stamas (R-36) Zorn (R-17)

Democrat (10 Yeas / 1 Nay)

Ananich (D-27) Bieda (D-9) Gregory (D-11) Hertel (D-23) Hood (D-3) Hopgood (D-6) Johnson (D-2) Knezek (D-5) Warren (D-18) Young (D-1)	Smith (D-4)

Excused or Not Voting (1)

Green (R-31)