Explore Michigan state bills from the 2025–2026 legislative session, with plain-language summaries, nonpartisan impact analysis, current status, and official sources.
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Explore 93 Michigan state bills from the 2025–2026 legislative session, with plain-language summaries, nonpartisan impact analysis, current status, and official sources.
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This bill changes the rules for how Michigan manages money in the "Trust Fund" used to pay for schools. It is currently being discussed in the Michigan House of Representatives.
This bill updates the rules for how you collect money that a judge has ordered someone to pay you after a lawsuit. It is currently being reviewed in the Senate.
This bill is a small update to how the state handles **"brownfields."** **What are brownfields?** Brownfields are old, often polluted, or abandoned properties that the government encourages developers to clean up and reuse by giving them special tax incentives. **What does this bill do?** It clarifies that **museum authorities** are exempt from being part of these brownfield programs. Essentially, it removes them from the legal definition of the groups that participate in these redevelopment projects. **Key things to know:** * **It’s a package deal:** This bill is "tie-barred" to two other bills (SB 1139 and SB 1141). This means none of them can become law unless all three pass together. * **Status:** It is currently being reviewed in the Senate.
This bill would allow you to carry your driver’s license on your phone as a digital card, rather than just carrying a plastic one. It is currently being debated by lawmakers in the House.
Lawmakers are considering a new bill that would allow people to get a special Corvette-themed license plate for their car. The bill is currently being reviewed by the State House.
This bill proposes adding a special mark to Michigan driver’s licenses to identify whether or not the person is a U.S. citizen. **A few things to know:** * **It’s a "package deal":** This bill is "tie-barred" to two other bills (HB 6328 and HB 6330). This means all three bills must pass together for any of them to become law. * **Status:** It is currently in the early stages of the legislative process in the Michigan House of Representatives.
This bill would require a special mark on driver’s licenses to show whether or not the person is a U.S. citizen. This bill is part of a "package deal," meaning it cannot pass unless two other related bills (HB 6329 and HB 6330) are also approved. It is currently being debated in the Michigan House of Representatives.
This bill would require the state to add a special mark to ID cards to show if the person is a U.S. citizen. It is currently being debated in the House, and it cannot become law unless two other related bills pass as well.
This bill would allow homes that are being foreclosed to be sold at online auctions, rather than requiring the sale to take place in person. It is currently being reviewed by the Senate.
Here is a simple explanation: The **State Building Authority** has a legal limit on how much money it is allowed to borrow to pay for construction projects (like state offices or college buildings). This bill would change the law to allow them to exceed that limit in certain situations. The Senate is currently debating this proposal.
The Senate is updating the law to better define what counts as an illegal "bribe" or "kickback" in the healthcare system. The goal is to make the rules clearer so it’s easier to stop fraud. The bill is currently being debated in the Senate.
A new bill currently in the Senate would limit the extra fees that landlords can charge renters. Its goal is to stop landlords from charging unfair or excessive fees. It is currently being debated by lawmakers.
