Rep. Johnson – 2021 Vote Explanations

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Rep. Johnson – 2021 Vote Explanations

RELEASE|February 9, 2021

Roll Call Number	Date	Bill Number	Vote	Explanation
7	2/4/2021	HB 4049	Yes	Like I stated in previous explanations, it is vital for our kids to have an in-person education and participate in school sports, especially when COVID is contracted at much higher rates in places that are allowed to remain open. It’s time to limit the power of an abusive DHHS. PASSED 57-52
6	2/4/2021	HB 4048	Yes	This only goes into effect if the Governor signs HB 4049 (see below). PASSED 58-51
5	2/4/2021	HB 4047	Yes	There’s no reason why a business should have to pay property taxes on a business that has been shutdown by the Governor. Also, they sohuldn’t be forced to subsidize the UIA fund because the governor allowed rampant fraud in unemployment. PASSED 59-49
4	2/4/2021	HB 4019	Yes	It is important that the state improve transparency and efficiency in light of recent vaccine rollout issues. PASSED 58-50
3	1/13/2021	HR 3	Yes	Clerk Gary Randall has served as the clerk for over 18 years and has done an excellent job at it. PASSED 106-0
2	1/13/2021	HR 2	Yes	I entered the House of Representatives in 2016 with Rep. Hornberger and she has had a consistent conservative record. She is someone who displays integrity and I am honored to support her as Speaker Pro Tempore. PASSED 106-0
1	1/13/2021	Election of Speaker	Yes	Representative Wentworth has been a strong conservative since entering the House of Representatives and I am excited to see what he does as Speaker over the next couple of years. PASSED 106-0

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Rep. Johnson: Advancing plans improve communication between administration, Legislature regarding emergency powers

Steven JohnsonPOSTS|6.21.22

House Oversight Committee Chair Steve Johnson (R-Wayland) today voted to advance a multi-bill package that allows the Legislature to have greater oversight over emergency powers that are used by the executive branch. Johnson, who has sponsored legislation within the plan, said the measures set reasonable timeframes, ensure transparency, deliver greater accountability and clarify law to […]

Rep. Steve Johnson, R-Wayland; audio on Michigan State Park priority legislation.

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