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Local election officials are required by Michigan law to publicly test voting machines to ensure they provide accurate results.
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Both candidates agree on slowing down data center development until more concreate policy solutions are established.
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Members of Michigan's congressional delegation support legislation to exclude data centers from tax exemptions and keeping development in the hands of local governments.
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Polling shows the progressive candidate is in a tight primary race for Michigan's open U.S. Senate seat.
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Medicare for All, AIPAC and AI were among the hot topics in a debate between Haley Stevens, Abdul El-Sayed and Mallory McMorrow.
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Residents and farmers from central Michigan gathered to talk about issues that matter to them most, and to ask candidates running for local, state and federal office to advocate for new agriculture policies.
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Design submissions are currently available for Michigan's "I voted" stickers, and winners will see their designs at polling stations for the 2026 midterm elections.
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The votes have been counted, but they’re still not official.
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Tensions among Michigan Republicans are starting to show after the party's losses on Election Day.
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The Capital Area Transportation Authority has long offered free rides to polling places on election day. This year, CATA will extend access to free transportation to include the two weeks leading up to the election.