The Michigan Senate worked through the night into Friday morning, passing at least 60 bills that will likely reach gov. Gretchen Whitmer's desk.

LANSING, Mich. – The Michigan Senate wrapped up a 29-hour bill-passing spree Friday afternoon. “At this point, only legislation that’s already been passed by the House can become law,” Bridge Michigan Capitol Reporter Lauren Gibbons said.

The Michigan Senate gaveled out Friday following a marathon 30-hour session that wrapped up the Legislature’s work for the year as well as Democrats’ complete control of the state Capitol.

Many of the bills were on track for passage but Democratic plans got derailed by the abrupt adjournment of the state House, lacking a quorum.

In a lame duck for the history books, wrought with attendance issues, filibuster attempts and public scrutiny of how lawmakers have navigated the steep partisan divides in Michigan politics, the Michigan Senate broke the record for its longest session ever at 29 hours,