2022 Senate Bill 888 ↩

Senate Roll Call 368: Passed

To create a new state government “blockchain and cryptocurrency commission” comprised of specified officials and political appointees including industry representatives, for the purpose of "fostering an expansion of the industry in this state." The commission would also be tasked with examining “the feasibility, validity, risks, and admissibility, including privacy risks and benefits of using blockchain technology in state and local government and Michigan-based businesses;” and identifying “best practices for enabling blockchain technology and cryptocurrency transactions".

28 Yeas / 10 Nays

Republican (18 Yeas / 4 Nays)

Barrett (R-24) Bizon (R-19) Daley (R-31) Horn (R-32) Johnson (R-14) LaSata (R-21) Lauwers (R-25) MacDonald (R-10) McBroom (R-38) Nesbitt (R-26) Outman (R-33) Schmidt (R-37) Shirkey (R-16) Stamas (R-36) VanderWall (R-35) Victory (R-30) Wozniak (R-8) Zorn (R-17)	Bumstead (R-34) Huizenga (R-28) Runestad (R-15) Theis (R-22)

Democrat (10 Yeas / 6 Nays)

Alexander (D-5) Ananich (D-27) Brinks (D-29) Bullock (D-4) Geiss (D-6) Hollier (D-2) Irwin (D-18) McCann (D-20) Moss (D-11) Wojno (D-9)	Bayer (D-12) Chang (D-1) Hertel (D-23) McMorrow (D-13) Polehanki (D-7) Santana (D-3)