Senate Roll Call 675 - Michigan Votes

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2008 Senate Bill 1413 (Join “national crime prevention and privacy compact” ) (Senate Roll Call 675)

Passed in the Senate (36 to 0) on November 13, 2008. [History, Amendments & Comments]

The vote was 36 in favor, 0 opposed, and 2 not voting
(Senate Roll Call 675 at Senate Journal 87)

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Legislators (Republican)

	100%
	0%
	0%

21 total votes

Legislators (Democrat)

	88%
	0%
	11%

17 total votes

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The following legislators supported 2008 Senate Bill 1413 (Join “national crime prevention and privacy compact” ):

Allen (R)	Anderson (D)	Barcia (D)	Basham (D)	Birkholz (R)	Bishop (R)
Brater (D)	Brown (R)	Cassis (R)	Cherry (D)	Clark-Coleman (D)	Clarke (D)
Cropsey (R)	Garcia (R)	George (R)	Gilbert (R)	Hardiman (R)	Hunter (D)
Jacobs (D)	Jansen (R)	Jelinek (R)	Kahn (R)	Kuipers (R)	McManus (R)
Olshove (D)	Pappageorge (R)	Patterson (R)	Prusi (D)	Richardville (R)	Sanborn (R)
Schauer (D)	Scott (D)	Stamas (R)	Switalski (D)	Van Woerkom (R)	Whitmer (D)

The following legislators opposed 2008 Senate Bill 1413 (Join “national crime prevention and privacy compact” ):

The following legislators did not vote on 2008 Senate Bill 1413 (Join “national crime prevention and privacy compact” ):

Gleason (D)

Thomas (D)

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1) 2008 Senate Bill 1413 (Join “national crime prevention and privacy compact” ) [by admin on January 1, 2001]
Introduced in the Senate on June 24, 2008, to authorize Michigan’s participation in a “national crime prevention and privacy compact,” the purpose of which is to establish an infrastructure by which states can share criminal history record information for purposes which are not related to crime solving, such as background checks, etc

The vote was 36 in favor, 0 opposed and 2 not voting

(Senate Roll Call 675 at Senate Journal 87)

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