2009 Senate Bill 468 ↩

Senate Roll Call 208: Passed

To send the bill back to the House without the House-passed earmark of texting-while-driving revenue to the general fund, which was intended to allow limited repeal of some parts of the "bad driver" tax.

26 Yeas / 10 Nays

Democrat (14 Yeas / 0 Nays)

Anderson (D-6) Barcia (D-31) Brater (D-18) Cherry (D-26) Clark-Coleman (D-3) Clarke (D-1) Gleason (D-27) Hunter (D-5) Jacobs (D-14) Olshove (D-9) Prusi (D-38) Scott (D-2) Switalski (D-10) Whitmer (D-23)

Republican (12 Yeas / 10 Nays)

Birkholz (R-24) Cassis (R-15) Cropsey (R-33) George (R-20) Gilbert (R-25) Hardiman (R-29) Jelinek (R-21) Kahn (R-32) Nofs (R-19) Pappageorge (R-13) Patterson (R-7) Van Woerkom (R-34)	Allen (R-37) Bishop (R-12) Brown (R-16) Garcia (R-22) Jansen (R-28) Kuipers (R-30) McManus (R-35) Richardville (R-17) Sanborn (R-11) Stamas (R-36)

Excused or Not Voting (2)

Basham (D-8) Thomas (D-4)