2011 House Bill 4787 ↩

Senate Roll Call 455: Passed

To continue earmarking $7 million from cell phone taxes intended to pay for 9-1-1 emergency services to instead pay for a State Police radio system. The bill also earmarks $150,000 of this money to the Department of Treasury.

26 Yeas / 12 Nays

Republican (26 Yeas / 0 Nays)

Booher (R-35) Brandenburg (R-11) Casperson (R-38) Caswell (R-16) Colbeck (R-7) Emmons (R-33) Green (R-31) Hansen (R-34) Hildenbrand (R-29) Hune (R-22) Jansen (R-28) Jones (R-24) Kahn (R-32) Kowall (R-15) Marleau (R-12) Meekhof (R-30) Moolenaar (R-36) Nofs (R-19) Pappageorge (R-13) Pavlov (R-25) Proos (R-21) Richardville (R-17) Robertson (R-26) Rocca (R-10) Schuitmaker (R-20) Walker (R-37)

Republican (26 Yeas / 0 Nays)

Booher (R-35)
Brandenburg (R-11)
Casperson (R-38)
Caswell (R-16)
Colbeck (R-7)
Emmons (R-33)
Green (R-31)
Hansen (R-34)
Hildenbrand (R-29)
Hune (R-22)
Jansen (R-28)
Jones (R-24)
Kahn (R-32)
Kowall (R-15)
Marleau (R-12)
Meekhof (R-30)
Moolenaar (R-36)
Nofs (R-19)
Pappageorge (R-13)
Pavlov (R-25)
Proos (R-21)
Richardville (R-17)
Robertson (R-26)
Rocca (R-10)
Schuitmaker (R-20)
Walker (R-37)

Democrat (0 Yeas / 12 Nays)

	Anderson (D-6) Bieda (D-9) Gleason (D-27) Gregory (D-14) Hood (D-3) Hopgood (D-8) Hunter (D-5) Johnson (D-2) Smith (D-4) Warren (D-18) Whitmer (D-23) Young (D-1)