Monroe Review

Sen. Joseph Bellino, representing Michigan's 16th Senate District, has achieved a remarkable feat during his first year in the state Senate. According to MichiganVotes.org, Bellino did not miss a single vote in 2023, participating in all 740 roll call votes.

Speaking about his accomplishment, Bellino emphasized his dedication to serving the people of Monroe, Hillsdale, and Lenawee counties. He stated, "The hardworking people of Monroe, Hillsdale, and Lenawee counties expect their elected officials to fight for them every day and be their voice in the Senate — and I am proud to have not missed a single vote on their behalf."

This perfect voting record is not an isolated incident for Sen. Bellino. During his six years of service in the House of Representatives from 2017 to 2022, he also maintained a flawless voting record, with perfect attendance in all but one year.

Expressing his legislative priorities, Bellino highlighted the issues he has championed. "I voted for lowering taxes for all Michigan residents, helping ensure children learn to read, prioritizing local road funding, and protecting the rights of workers and gun owners," he stated. In addition, he voiced his opposition to wasteful spending, burdensome regulations, and policies that benefit only a select few.

MichiganVotes.org, a project of the nonpartisan, nonprofit research and educational institution Mackinac Center for Public Policy, compiles and provides accessible information about past and current legislation. Their data confirms Bellino's exceptional voting record.

Sen. Bellino's commitment to his constituents and his unwavering presence in the legislative process demonstrate his dedication to improving the lives of the people he represents. As he looks ahead to the future, Bellino pledged to continue working tirelessly for the betterment of his district and the state of Michigan.

For additional details, please follow this link: https://www.senatorjosephbellino.com/bellino-scores-perfect-voting-record-during-first-year-in-senate/