Jerry Neyer

Offered 2025 House Resolution 99 as its prime sponsor and the House adopted it by voice vote; the resolution declared the House's support for federal policies expediting mining-permitting for the Michigan Potash & Salt Company's Osceola County potash project and for reducing reliance on foreign minerals.

May 14, 2025Against

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Voted no on 2023 Senate Bill 271, which set a 100 percent clean energy standard and raised Michigan's renewable energy and energy storage targets; the bill passed the House 56-51 and became Public Act 235 of 2023.

November 3, 2023Against

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Voted no on 2023 House Bill 4004, which restored the ability of public-sector bargaining agreements to require agency fees from nonunion members and repealed Michigan's public-sector right-to-work law; the bill passed the House 56-53 over his opposition and became Public Act 9 of 2023.

March 8, 2023Against

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Publicly criticized the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services for eligibility criteria that labeled large counties such as Wayne and Oakland 'partially rural' and let them compete for federal Rural Health Transformation Program dollars intended for rural hospitals and communities.

January 29, 2026For

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Voted yes on the conference report for 2026 Senate Bill 878, the fiscal year 2026-2027 omnibus appropriations budget, which the House adopted 99-7; House Republicans presented the agreement as holding down overall state spending without a tax increase.

July 3, 2026For

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Prime-sponsored 2025 House Bill 4517, the Rowan Act, which expanded the circumstances under which an Amber Alert is issued for a missing child believed to be in danger and modernized how those emergency alerts are distributed; Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed it into law, as he announced on July 23, 2026.

July 23, 2026For

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Voted no on 2023 House Bill 4001, the Lowering MI Costs Act, which phased out the state income tax on retirement and pension income and expanded the state earned income tax credit; the bill passed the House 67-41 and became Public Act 4 of 2023.

January 26, 2023Against

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Voted no on 2023 House Bill 4138, which required a license or background check for the purchase of any firearm in Michigan; the bill passed the House 56-53 and became Public Act 19 of 2023.

March 8, 2023Against

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Voted no on 2023 House Bill 4032, which struck the sentencing-guideline reference to the repealed crime of administering drugs to procure a miscarriage; the bill passed the House 58-50 and became Public Act 13 of 2023.

March 2, 2023Against

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Voted no on 2023 House Bill 4568, which eliminated Michigan election law's prohibition on hiring transportation to bring voters to the polls; the bill passed the House 56-54 and became Public Act 185 of 2023.

September 27, 2023Against

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Voted no on 2023 House Bill 4474, which created the elements of a hate crime offense in Michigan law; the bill passed the House 59-50.

June 20, 2023Against

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Voted no on 2023 Senate Bill 4, which added sexual orientation and gender identity or expression as protected categories under the Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act; the bill passed the House 64-45 and became Public Act 6 of 2023.

March 8, 2023Against

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Secured $1 million in the enacted state budget for the Village of Shepherd to complete a village-wide sanitary sewer lining and manhole rehabilitation project, and highlighted $30 million in capital outlay funding for the renovation of Brooks Hall at Central Michigan University.

July 16, 2026For

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Received a Michigan Farm Bureau AgriPac 'Friend of Agriculture' endorsement for the 2026 primary election in the 92nd House District, cited by the organization for championing legislation protecting farm families after a work-related death involving an immediate family member.

June 15, 2026

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Joined U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins, Congressman Tom Barrett, and Michigan agriculture leaders at Michigan State University's Dairy Cattle Teaching and Research Center for a roundtable and press conference on specialty crop investments and the future of Michigan agriculture, in his capacity as House Agriculture Committee chair.

April 13, 2026

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Offered 2025 House Resolution 176 as its prime sponsor and the House adopted it by voice vote, declaring September 22-26, 2025, Farm Safety and Health Week in Michigan.

September 24, 2025

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Was appointed chair of the Michigan House Agriculture Committee by Speaker Matt Hall for the 2025-2026 term, after serving as the committee's minority vice chair in the prior term; he also took seats on the insurance, regulatory reform, and transportation and infrastructure committees.

January 31, 2025

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