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Michigan Legislator Scorecard

Where every Michigan state 148-member Legislature stands on abortion — voting record, bills sponsored, endorsements from Right to Life of Michigan and Planned Parenthood, and donations from abortion-related PACs. Independently compiled from Michigan Legislature roll-call journals, Open States, and FollowTheMoney.org.

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Pass
148
Fail

Zero legislators currently pass. No sitting member of the Michigan Legislature has sponsored a true equal-protection abolition bill without also hedging with incrementalist compromises. That's not a bug in the scorecard — it's an accurate reflection of where Michigan politics stand. See “How we grade” below.

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NameChamberDistrictPartyGrade
Alabas FarhatRepresentative3DemocratFail
Alicia St. GermaineRepresentative62RepublicanFail
Amos O'NealRepresentative94DemocratFail
Angela RigasRepresentative79RepublicanFail
Angela WitwerRepresentative76DemocratFail
Ann BollinRepresentative49RepublicanFail
Aric NesbittSenator20RepublicanFail
Betsy CoffiaRepresentative103DemocratFail
Bill SchuetteRepresentative95RepublicanFail
Brad PaquetteRepresentative37RepublicanFail
Bradley SlaghRepresentative85RepublicanFail
Brenda CarterRepresentative53DemocratFail
Brian BeGoleRepresentative71RepublicanFail
Bryan PosthumusRepresentative90RepublicanFail
Cameron CavittRepresentative106RepublicanFail
Carol GlanvilleRepresentative84DemocratFail
Carrie RheingansRepresentative47DemocratFail
Chedrick GreeneSenator35DemocratFail
Curtis VanderWallRepresentative102RepublicanFail
Cynthia NeeleyRepresentative70DemocratFail
Dan LauwersSenator25RepublicanFail
Darrin CamilleriSenator4DemocratFail
David MartinRepresentative68RepublicanFail
David PrestinRepresentative108RepublicanFail
Dayna PolehankiSenator5DemocratFail
Denise MentzerRepresentative61DemocratFail
Donavan McKinneyRepresentative11DemocratFail
Donni SteeleRepresentative54RepublicanFail
Doug WozniakRepresentative59RepublicanFail
Dylan WegelaRepresentative26DemocratFail
Ed McBroomSenator38RepublicanFail
Emily DievendorfRepresentative77DemocratFail
Erika GeissSenator1DemocratFail
Erin ByrnesRepresentative15DemocratFail
Gina JohnsenRepresentative78RepublicanFail
Greg MarkkanenRepresentative110RepublicanFail
Greg VanWoerkomRepresentative88RepublicanFail
Gregory AlexanderRepresentative98RepublicanFail
Helena ScottRepresentative8DemocratFail
Jaime GreeneRepresentative65RepublicanFail
James DeSanaRepresentative29RepublicanFail
Jamie ThompsonRepresentative28RepublicanFail
Jason HoskinsRepresentative18DemocratFail
Jason MorganRepresentative23DemocratFail
Jason WoolfordRepresentative50RepublicanFail
Jasper MartusRepresentative69DemocratFail
Jay DeBoyerRepresentative63RepublicanFail
Jeff IrwinSenator15DemocratFail
Jennifer ConlinRepresentative48DemocratFail
Jennifer WortzRepresentative35RepublicanFail
Jeremy MossSenator7DemocratFail
Jerry NeyerRepresentative92RepublicanFail
Jim RunestadSenator23RepublicanFail
Jimmie WilsonRepresentative32DemocratFail
Joe TateRepresentative9DemocratFail
Joey AndrewsRepresentative38DemocratFail
John CherrySenator27DemocratFail
John DamooseSenator37RepublicanFail
John FitzgeraldRepresentative83DemocratFail
John RothRepresentative104RepublicanFail
Jon BumsteadSenator32RepublicanFail
Jonathan LindseySenator17RepublicanFail
Joseph AragonaRepresentative60RepublicanFail
Joseph BellinoSenator16RepublicanFail
Joseph FoxRepresentative101RepublicanFail
Joseph PavlovRepresentative64RepublicanFail
Josh SchriverRepresentative66RepublicanFail
Julie BrixieRepresentative73DemocratFail
Julie RogersRepresentative41DemocratFail
Kara HopeRepresentative74DemocratFail
Karen WhitsettRepresentative4DemocratFail
Karl BohnakRepresentative109RepublicanFail
Kathy SchmaltzRepresentative46RepublicanFail
Kelly BreenRepresentative21DemocratFail
Ken BortonRepresentative105RepublicanFail
Kevin DaleySenator26RepublicanFail
Kevin HertelSenator12DemocratFail
Kimberly EdwardsRepresentative12DemocratFail
Kristian GrantRepresentative82DemocratFail
Lana TheisSenator22RepublicanFail
Laurie PohutskyRepresentative17DemocratFail
Luke MeermanRepresentative89RepublicanFail
Mai XiongRepresentative13DemocratFail
Mallory McMorrowSenator8DemocratFail
Mark HuizengaSenator30RepublicanFail
Mark TisdelRepresentative55RepublicanFail
Mary CavanaghSenator6DemocratFail
Matt BierleinRepresentative97RepublicanFail
Matt HallRepresentative42RepublicanFail
Matt KoleszarRepresentative22DemocratFail
Matt LongjohnRepresentative40DemocratFail
Matt MaddockRepresentative51RepublicanFail
Michael WebberSenator9RepublicanFail
Michele HoitengaSenator36RepublicanFail
Mike HarrisRepresentative52RepublicanFail
Mike HoadleyRepresentative99RepublicanFail
Mike McFallRepresentative14DemocratFail
Mike MuellerRepresentative72RepublicanFail
Morgan ForemanRepresentative33DemocratFail
Nancy DeBoerRepresentative86RepublicanFail
Nancy Jenkins-ArnoRepresentative34RepublicanFail
Natalie PriceRepresentative6DemocratFail
Noah ArbitRepresentative20DemocratFail
Parker FairbairnRepresentative107RepublicanFail
Pat OutmanRepresentative91RepublicanFail
Paul WojnoSenator10DemocratFail
Pauline WendzelRepresentative39RepublicanFail
Penelope TsernoglouRepresentative75DemocratFail
Peter HerzbergRepresentative25DemocratFail
Phil GreenRepresentative67RepublicanFail
Phil SkaggsRepresentative80DemocratFail
Rachelle SmitRepresentative43RepublicanFail
Ranjeev PuriRepresentative24DemocratFail
Reggie MillerRepresentative31DemocratFail
Regina WeissRepresentative5DemocratFail
Rick OutmanSenator33RepublicanFail
Roger HauckSenator34RepublicanFail
Roger VictorySenator31RepublicanFail
Ron RobinsonRepresentative58RepublicanFail
Rosemary BayerSenator13DemocratFail
Ruth JohnsonSenator24RepublicanFail
Rylee LintingRepresentative27RepublicanFail
Sam SinghSenator28DemocratFail
Samantha SteckloffRepresentative19DemocratFail
Sarah AnthonySenator21DemocratFail
Sarah LightnerRepresentative45RepublicanFail
Sean McCannSenator19DemocratFail
Sharon MacDonellRepresentative56DemocratFail
Stephanie ChangSenator3DemocratFail
Stephanie YoungRepresentative16DemocratFail
Stephen WoodenRepresentative81DemocratFail
Steve CarraRepresentative36RepublicanFail
Steve FrisbieRepresentative44RepublicanFail
Sue ShinkSenator14DemocratFail
Sylvia SantanaSenator2DemocratFail
Thomas AlbertSenator18RepublicanFail
Thomas KuhnRepresentative57RepublicanFail
Tim KellyRepresentative93RepublicanFail
Timothy BesonRepresentative96RepublicanFail
Tom KunseRepresentative100RepublicanFail
Tonya Myers PhillipsRepresentative7DemocratFail
Tullio LiberatiRepresentative2DemocratFail
Tyrone CarterRepresentative1DemocratFail
Veronica KlinefeltSenator11DemocratFail
Veronica PaizRepresentative10DemocratFail
Will SnyderRepresentative87DemocratFail
William BruckRepresentative30RepublicanFail
Winnie BrinksSenator29DemocratFail

Data as of July 22, 2026.

How we grade

Legislators are graded from Abolish Abortion Michigan's perspective. The bar is deliberately strict: nothing short of true abolition is a Pass.

PASSAbolitionist
Has publicly sponsored a true equal-protection abolition bill and has not hedged with incrementalist compromises (pregnancy-resource-center tax credits, fetal viability bans, heartbeat bans, etc.). Abolition of abortion means the immediate, total end of abortion — criminalized as homicide, no exceptions, from the moment of fertilization. Learn more about the abolitionist position →
FAILEveryone else

A Fail covers three overlapping groups:

  • Pro-Choice legislators who support abortion access — voted for the Reproductive Health Act, or endorsed by Planned Parenthood Advocates or similar. Direct opposition to abolition.
  • Pro-Life (Incrementalist) legislators
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    Incrementalism is the mainstream pro-life strategy: reduce abortion gradually through restrictions, waiting periods, viability limits, rape/incest exceptions, and pregnancy-resource-center funding — but not outright abolition.

    Organizations in this camp include Right to Life of Michigan, Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America, and the National Right to Life Committee.

    who support restricting abortion but stop short of total abolition. Incremental bills concede that at least some abortions may lawfully occur — a position abolition rejects.
  • Legislators with no public record — usually sworn in too recently to have any tracked votes or endorsements. Default to Fail until they demonstrate otherwise.