Tag: nesbitt
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SB 103/104/105 – Impose licensure on hunting and fishing guides.
Licensing schemes by government are a means of preventing competition in the market. Hunting and fishing guides do not need licensing. Nesbitt voted no.
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SB 83/84/85/86 – Red Flag Laws
These bills allow the seizure of an individual’s firearms on baseless accusations, without a hearing or other opportunity for the evidence to be heard in court. Nesbitt voted no. Wendzel voted no.
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HB 4166: Eliminate A-F school performance index.
In 2018, the Republican legislature passed a school assessment system using an A through F letter grade. This was in addition to a School Performance Index. Those in favor of the A-F system argue that it provides additional information for parents. Those against argue that it is confusing. Nesbitt voted no. Wendzel voted no.
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SB 147 – Make abortion a civil right.
This bill would codify abortion as a civil right in Michigan and require employers to pay for the procedures.
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Rescue Michigan Releases Voting Report Card: Wendzel Passes, Nesbitt Fails
Wendzel earns a weak 70% grade. Nesbitt earns a failing 50% grade.
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SB 159/160 – Exempt delivery and installation from sales tax
Bill would exempt delivery and installation from sales tax. Nesbitt voted yes. Wendzel voted yes.
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SB 63 – Allow school sinking fund to cover transportation
Bill changed the sinking fund statute to allow for use of the funds for transportation. Nesbitt voted no. Wendzel voted no.
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SB 259 – Overseas absentee ballots
Bill removes ballot integrity rules, makes it take 6 days to determine election results, and provides SOS arbitrary power to count votes. Nesbitt voted no. Wendzel voted no.
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SB 144 – Increase Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)
Bill proposeds to increase the amount of the EITC. The EITC should be eliminated. Nesbitt voted no.
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SB 34 – Repeal Right to Work
Right to Work have seen faster income growth, state population growth, and with that, faster workforce growth. This repeal will further kill Michigan’s economy. Nesbitt voted no. Wendzel voted no.