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Michigan 2015 referral measures, legislative votes

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The following tables detail how Michigan's state legislators voted on placing a constitutional amendment on the May 5, 2015, ballot. Voters overwhelmingly defeated the measure.

The one legislative referral on the May 5, 2015, ballot is a legislatively referred constitutional amendment. In order for the amendment to get placed on the ballot, two-thirds of the members of both houses of the Michigan State Legislature needed to vote in the affirmative. However, an affirmative vote did not necessarily mean a legislator agreed with the stipulations laid out by the measure. Rather, it meant that the legislator wanted to place the issue on the ballot, so that constituents could vote on the issue.

Votes by chamber

The following are the votes in each chamber of the Michigan Legislature. The legislation was known as House Joint Resolution UU.[1]

House vote

December 19, 2014, House vote

Michigan HJR UU House Vote
ResultVotesPercentage
Approveda Yes 94 85.45%
No1614.55%
Partisan breakdown of House votes
Party Affiliation Yes No Excused/Absent Total
Democrat 48 2 0 50
Republican 45 14 1 59
Independent 1 0 0 1
Total 94 16 1 110

Senate vote

December 19, 2014, Senate vote

Michigan HJR UU Senate Vote
ResultVotesPercentage
Approveda Yes 26 68.42%
No1231.58%
Partisan breakdown of Senate votes
Party Affiliation Yes No Excused/Absent Total
Democrat 11 1 0 12
Republican 15 11 0 26
Total 26 12 0 38

Votes by legislator

The following tables are based on votes on House Joint Resolution UU, which was voted upon in December 2014.[1]

  • A "Yes" vote means a legislator voted to place the referral measure on the ballot.
  • A "No" vote means a legislator voted against placing the referral measure on the ballot.
  • An "N/A" means a legislator did not vote on the referral.

Senate

Michigan State Senate Votes, Sales Tax Increase Amendment
District Senator Party Tax Amendment
1 Coleman Young II Electiondot.png Democratic No
2 Bert Johnson Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
3 Morris Hood Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
4 Virgil Smith Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
5 Tupac Hunter Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
6 Glenn Anderson Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
7 Patrick Colbeck Ends.png Republican No
8 Hoon-Yung Hopgood Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
9 Steven Bieda Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
10 Tory Rocca Ends.png Republican No
11 Jack Brandenburg Ends.png Republican No
12 Jim Marleau Ends.png Republican No
13 John Pappageorge Ends.png Republican Yes
14 Vincent Gregory Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
15 Mike Kowall Ends.png Republican Yes
16 Bruce Caswell Ends.png Republican Yes
17 Randy Richardville Ends.png Republican Yes
18 Rebekah Warren Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
19 Mike Nofs Ends.png Republican Yes
20 Tonya Schuitmaker Ends.png Republican No
21 John Proos Ends.png Republican No
22 Joe Hune Ends.png Republican No
23 Gretchen Whitmer Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
24 Rick Jones Ends.png Republican Yes
25 Phil Pavlov Ends.png Republican No
26 David Robertson Ends.png Republican No
27 Jim Ananich Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
28 Mark Jansen Ends.png Republican Yes
29 Dave Hildenbrand Ends.png Republican No
30 Arlan Meekhof Ends.png Republican Yes
31 Mike Green Ends.png Republican Yes
32 Roger Kahn Ends.png Republican Yes
33 Judy Emmons Ends.png Republican Yes
34 Goeff Hansen Ends.png Republican Yes
35 Darwin Booher Ends.png Republican Yes
36 John Moolenaar Ends.png Republican No
37 Howard Walker Ends.png Republican Yes
38 Tom Casperson Ends.png Republican Yes

House

Michigan State House Votes, Sales Tax Increase Amendment
District Representative Party Tax Amendment
1 Brian Banks Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
2 Alberta Tinsley Talabi Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
3 John Olumba Grey.png Independent Yes
4 Rose Mary Robinson Electiondot.png Democratic No
5 Fred Durhal, Jr. Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
6 Rashida Tlaib Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
7 Thomas Stallworth, III Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
8 David Nathan Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
9 Harvey Santana Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
10 Phil Cavanagh Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
11 David Knezek Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
12 Douglas Geiss Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
13 Andrew Kandrevas Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
14 Paul Clemente Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
15 George Darany Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
16 Robert Kosowski Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
17 Bill LaVoy Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
18 Sarah Roberts Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
19 John Walsh Ends.png Republican N/A
20 Kurt Heise Ends.png Republican Yes
21 Dian Slavens Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
22 Harold Haugh Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
23 Pat Somerville Ends.png Republican No
24 Anthony Forlini Ends.png Republican Yes
25 Henry Yanez Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
26 Jim Townsend Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
27 Ellen Lipton Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
28 Jon Switalski Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
29 Tim Greimel Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
30 Jeff Farrington Ends.png Republican Yes
31 Marilyn Lane Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
32 Andrea LaFontaine Ends.png Republican Yes
33 Ken Goike Ends.png Republican No
34 Woodrow Stanley Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
35 Rudy Hobbs Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
36 Peter Lund Ends.png Republican No
37 Vicki Barnett Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
38 Hugh Crawford Ends.png Republican Yes
39 Klint Kesto Ends.png Republican Yes
40 Michael McCready Ends.png Republican Yes
41 Martin Howrylak Ends.png Republican No
42 Bill Rogers Ends.png Republican Yes
43 Gail Haines Ends.png Republican Yes
44 Eileen Kowall Ends.png Republican Yes
45 Tom McMillin Ends.png Republican No
46 Bradford Jacobsen Ends.png Republican Yes
47 Cindy Denby Ends.png Republican Yes
48 Pam Faris Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
49 Phil Phelps Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
50 Charles Smiley Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
51 Joseph Graves Ends.png Republican No
52 Gretchen Driskell Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
53 Jeff Irwin Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
54 David Rutledge Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
55 Adam Zemke Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
56 Dale Zorn Ends.png Republican Yes
57 Nancy Jenkins Ends.png Republican Yes
58 Kenneth Kurtz Ends.png Republican Yes
59 Matt Lori Ends.png Republican Yes
60 Sean McCann Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
61 Margaret O'Brien Ends.png Republican Yes
62 Kate Segal Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
63 Jase Bolger Ends.png Republican Yes
64 Earl Poleski Ends.png Republican Yes
65 Mike Shirkey Ends.png Republican Yes
66 Aric Nesbitt Ends.png Republican No
67 Tom Cochran Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
68 Andy Schor Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
69 Sam Singh Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
70 Rick Outman Ends.png Republican Yes
71 Theresa Abed Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
72 Ken Yonker Ends.png Republican Yes
73 Peter MacGregor Ends.png Republican Yes
74 Rob VerHeulen Ends.png Republican Yes
75 Brandon Dillon Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
76 Winnie Brinks Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
77 Tom Hooker Ends.png Republican No
78 Dave Pagel Ends.png Republican Yes
79 Al Pscholka Ends.png Republican Yes
80 Bob Genetski Ends.png Republican No
81 Dan Lauwers Ends.png Republican Yes
82 Kevin Daley Ends.png Republican Yes
83 Paul Muxlow Ends.png Republican Yes
84 Terry Brown Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
85 Ben Glardon Ends.png Republican Yes
86 Lisa Posthumus Lyons Ends.png Republican Yes
87 Mike Callton Ends.png Republican Yes
88 Roger Victory Ends.png Republican Yes
89 Amanda Price Ends.png Republican Yes
90 Joe Haveman Ends.png Republican Yes
91 Collene Lamonte Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
92 Marcia Hovey-Wright Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
93 Tom Leonard Ends.png Republican No
94 Tim Kelly Ends.png Republican Yes
95 Stacy Erwin Oakes Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
96 Charles Brunner Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
97 Joel Johnson Ends.png Republican No
98 Jim Stamas Ends.png Republican Yes
99 Kevin Cotter Ends.png Republican Yes
100 Jon Bumstead Ends.png Republican No
101 Ray Franz Ends.png Republican No
102 Phil Potvin Ends.png Republican Yes
103 Bruce Rendon Ends.png Republican Yes
104 Wayne Schmidt Ends.png Republican Yes
105 Greg MacMaster Ends.png Republican No
106 Peter Pettalia Ends.png Republican Yes
107 Frank Foster Ends.png Republican Yes
108 Ed McBroom Ends.png Republican Yes
109 John Kivela Electiondot.png Democratic Yes
110 Scott Dianda Electiondot.png Democratic No

See also

Footnotes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Michigan Legislature, "HJR UU History," accessed December 22, 2014
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