Elections
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Opinion: The Inflation Reduction Act is helping us build a stronger, cleaner Michigan
In this op-ed, Michigan Senate Majority Leader Winnie Brinks emphasizes Michigan’s progress under the Inflation Reduction Act, urging voters to support leaders who prioritize a sustainable future.
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Opinion: The biggest factor the polls aren’t showing: People.
The biggest factor the polls aren’t showing is people. People volunteering. People talking with people. People rising. And, importantly, people who care deeply about real issues that lower costs for families and boost the economy – and importantly, people who also want less vitriol, racism, misogyny, and hate.
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Opinion: I’ve been a UAW auto worker for 46 years. Here’s why I’m voting for Elissa Slotkin.
UAW auto worker Steve Dawes shares his perspective on Michgian’s US Senate race.
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Treat yourself: 2024 Election Day freebies and discounts
Here’s a look at some of the freebies and deals you can sport on Election Day this year.
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Detroit strengthens security at sites where ballots are counted
Extensive plans are in place to ensure the vote counting process runs smoothly in Detroit.
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How Gen-Z is helping rural Michiganders turn out to vote in the UP
Michigan is one of several critical swing states in this year’s election, and for Carly Sandstrom, a Marquette native and canvasser with the Progressive Turnout Project, that means knocking on doors and making calls to get voters to the ballot box.
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Opinion: Who said the whole country being like Detroit was a bad thing?
Personally, with the growth I’ve seen in Detroit and Michigan as a whole, I think the rest of the country could learn a lot from Detroit.
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Opinion: Mike Rogers refuses to answer for his role in the opioids crisis
MSW social worker and police officer, Derrick Jackson, offers his insights on the opioid crisis and Mike Rogers’ role.
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You can get free and discounted rides to the polls on Election Day in Michigan
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson is reminding Michiganders who haven’t voted early to make a plan for traveling to the polls.
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Michigan removes Upper Peninsula clerks from election duties over planned hand count
Two township clerks in the Upper Peninsula were removed from their election duties this week after they planned to hand count votes in Tuesday’s election, state officials said.
