Politics
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These Michigan election deniers could be in office when 2028 votes are counted
At least a dozen candidates on Michigan’s November ballot have denied the 2020 election results, according to States United Action. Many of them could be in office when the 2028 presidential results are counted.
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Sean McCann vs. Bill Huizenga: Where they stand on your cost of living
A new poll shows state Sen. Sean McCann in a dead heat with Rep. Bill Huizenga tied in West Michigan. Here’s how their records compare on taxes, health care and energy costs.
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Sen. Camilleri says midterms could decide Michigan’s kids’ online safety bills
Michigan’s Senate passed a bipartisan plan to protect kids from addictive feeds and AI chatbots. Now it’s stuck in the House. Its sponsor says November could decide its fate.
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Lansing voted to pull the plug on Flock cameras. So why are they still watching?
Five weeks after the Lansing City Council asked Mayor Andy Schor to end the city’s deal with Flock Safety, residents and council members are growing impatient.
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Exclusive: Sean McCann unveils new plan to stop lawmakers from getting rich in office
McCann’s new 10-point plan takes direct aim at US Rep. Bill Huizenga, who has spent years blurring the line between his campaign, his businesses, and his family.
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Mike Rogers’ ties to wealth and power—like out-of-state elites, Betsy DeVos, and Big Tech
Former. Rep. Mike Rogers has a track record of looking out for his billionaire buddies over everyday Michiganders.
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John James and Tom Barrett pocket cash from congressman accused of horrific abuse
The political campaigns of two prominent Michigan Republicans took $6,500 from a congressman who allegedly scalded his ex-wife with hot water, held a gun to her head, and injured a toddler. Barrett is keeping it.
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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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Michigan Legislature again fails to meet July 1 budget deadline with a final deal still out of reach
Michigan lawmakers failed to pass a budget by their self-imposed July 1 deadline.
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Michigan Senate passes state Voting Rights Act as federal act loses teeth
Michigan Democrats are advancing bills to help protect access to the ballot.
