The Michigan House of Representatives recently took a bold step toward fixing our state’s crumbling roads by passing a transformative $3.145 billion road funding plan — without raising taxes or adding debt. House Bills 4180-4187 and 4230 prioritize infrastructure by redirecting existing resources, cutting corporate earmarks, and eliminating wasteful spending. It also ensures that local roads — the ones that take us from our driveways to the highway — finally receive the attention they deserve.

The list below includes how each representative voted on House Bill 4180 and breaks down how much more road funding local municipalities would receive from the House Republican roads plan, according to data from the House Fiscal Agency. Please note that road funding for townships is distributed through each county.