-
Attorney General Dana Nessel says she expects Michigan to again be at the center of attempts to overturn Democratic election victories in November as control of Congress runs through the state.
-
Duggan cited shifting political landscape that appears to benefit Democrats. The former Detroit mayor left the Democrats party in late 2024, intent on giving voters a third viable option at the top of the ticket
-
Michigan's attorney general is calling for an independent audit of the results of the convention where Michigan Democrats selected candidates for some statewide offices.
-
Votebeat asked Michigan’s secretary of state candidates their positions on proof of citizenship, election security, and more.
-
A ballot proposal being circulated would raise personal income taxes for high earners to generate an estimated $1 billion a year in extra funding for public education.
-
The Genesee County Sheriff said officers with Immigration and Customs Enforcement are creating public "distrust" of law enforcement, should not be masked nor drive unmarked vehicles.
-
The federal government doesn’t usually intervene in election administration, and the GOP request was vague about what it envisioned.
-
Candidates from both sides of the aisle vying for the open seats in Washington D.C. tried to convince inmates to vote for them this upcoming primary day.
-
The House Elections Committee approved bills Tuesday to ensure that hiring transportation to give voters rides to the polls won’t run afoul of state law.
-
A problem with filing paperwork is disqualifying a handful of Republican and Democratic candidates from Michigan's August primary ballot.