A resolution to call on the Governor to call a special election to fill the vacancy in the Thirty-fifth Senate District.

The bill is a resolution that urges the Governor of Michigan to organize a special election. This election is intended to fill an empty seat in the Thirty-fifth Senate District. The resolution aims to ensure that the constituents of this district have representation as soon as possible.

Supporters of the resolution would highlight the importance of timely representation for the residents of the Thirty-fifth Senate District. They would argue that a special election is essential for maintaining democratic processes and ensuring that the voices of constituents are heard in the state legislature.

Critics may argue that calling a special election could be an unnecessary expense for taxpayers. They might also contend that the urgency for a special election is overstated, suggesting that the vacancy could be filled during the next general election without disrupting legislative processes.