Jonny Lupsha earned his BA in journalism from Valdosta State University. He’s a dedicated storyteller with 15 years’ experience in independent journalism, web journalism and marketing writing. Jonny lives in north Virginia with his wife and two children.
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What Michiganders need to know about the nonpartisan section of November’s ballot
The general election will be held on Nov. 3 and the entire nation seems to have its eyes on Michigan. Here’s what you need to know about the nonpartisan section of your ballot.
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Michigan AG candidate Doug Lloyd has spotty record on alleged sex predators
Eaton County Prosecutor Doug Lloyd is the Republican nominee for Michigan’s attorney general. Voters are now asking if his history with three alleged sexual predators is at odds with his campaign promises of public safety and accountability.
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State Senate District 32: Your candidates’ stances on reproductive, LGBTQ+ rights
This November, the northwest corner of the Lower Peninsula will elect a new state senator: Republican Kim Cole or Democrat Rebecca Amidon. Cole’s far-right stances contrast Amidon’s support for women’s reproductive rights, LGBTQ+ Americans, and climate change.
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Anthony Forlini’s extremist tendencies could harm future Michigan elections
Anthony Forlini is the Republican nominee for Michigan Secretary of State. He has promoted debunked conspiracy theories, hired a January 6 rioter to recruit poll workers, and welcomes federal involvement in Michigan elections.
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Meet the working moms running for Michigan state Senate
Two Senate Districts in Michigan will be closely watched in August and November. One group has endorsed maternal candidates who would offer a stark contrast from their predecessors.
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Huizenga-supported Big Beautiful Bill helps him, harms Michiganders
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act has slashed government spending for your food security, academic pursuits, and healthcare. However, Rep. Bill Huizenga’s support for it has had one local beneficiary: himself.
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After another Michigan measles outbreak, a look at causes and solutions
Michigan faced measles outbreaks in March and May. Worsening childhood immunization rates, unvaccinated adults, and vaccine-skeptical legislators are responsible.
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80% of Michiganders polled support ballot initiative to get big money out of politics
Across party lines, recent polling shows widespread public support for limiting donations to politicians by major interests.
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Michigan farmer operating costs, bankruptcies, suicides spike under Trump
Michigan farmers are suffering from unhelpful legislation, tariffs, and the Iran war. Repercussions will ripple through the American economy.
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Clean energy saved Michiganders money—now it’s on the chopping block
In 2023, the Democrat-controlled Michigan state Legislature passed a half-dozen bills to begin a statewide transition to clean, renewable energy. Now Republicans want to repeal those laws, leaving Michiganders in the dark.
