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2002 House Bill 5764 (House Roll Call 730)
Amendment offered by Rep. Jack Minore (D) on May 15, 2002, to tie bar the bill to House Bill 6057, which would increase the non-maximum unemployment insurance benefit by approximately seven percent. The amendment failed in the House (46 to 47) on May 15, 2002. [History, Amendments & Comments]
The vote was 46 in favor, 47 opposed, and 16 not voting
(House Roll Call 730 at House Journal 45)
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The following legislators supported the amendment:
The following legislators opposed the amendment:
The following legislators did not vote on the amendment:
| Bisbee (R) | Bogardus (D) | Clarke (D) | Ehardt (R) | Godchaux (R) | Koetje (R) |
| Kolb (D) | Kooiman (R) | McConico (D) | Meyer (R) | Raczkowski (R) | Scranton (R) |
| Stallworth (D) | Whitmer (D) | Wojno (D) | Woronchak (R) |
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1) 2002 House Bill 5764 [by admin on January 1, 2001]Introduced in the House on February 28, 2002, to authorize individual tax-deferred IRA-type worker financial security accounts, to be used to cover expenses during a period of unemployment. Annual contributions up to $5,000 would be deductable from income used to compute the state income tax, as would be distributions from the account. The limit on cumulative contributions to any account would be $125,000
The vote was 88 in favor, 5 opposed and 16 not voting
(House Roll Call 734 at House Journal 45)
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