2026 Elections
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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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Will Lawrence unveils new plan to pause data center construction and AI development
The Democrat running against US Rep. Tom Barrett wants a federal moratorium on data centers and advanced AI—paired with a jobs program that’s funded by a new tax on Big Tech.
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Reproductive rights org rallies Michigan voters ahead of Nov. 3 election
Reproductive Freedom for All includes Michigan’s 10th District during launch of new campaign to flip Congress.
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What Abdul El-Sayed says he’d do for Black Michiganders in the US Senate
Democratic US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed says federal investment in Black communities has too often arrived late or without any way to measure whether it worked. His new plan is built around fixing that.
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Brinks: Reproductive freedom ‘clearly not settled’ as long as John James is on the ballot
Leaked audio shows John James’ pick for lieutenant governor is still hunting for a way to restrict abortion in Michigan. Their Democratic opponents are pushing back.
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Bombshell report ties Mike Rogers campaign donors to Jeffrey Epstein files
A review of federal filings shows seven Mike Rogers donors are named in the Jeffrey Epstein files. They’ve given nearly $5 million to his campaign and committees since 2023.
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Your guide to hosting a voter registration drive in Michigan
Voter registration drives are a great way to help your community get involved in the electoral process. Here’s your guide to hosting a drive in Michigan.
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Will Lawrence takes progressive campaign to conservative Livingston County to court independents
Will Lawrence is focused on winning over independent and conservative voters as he tries to flip one of the nation’s most competitive congressional districts.
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Proposal 1 and Proposal 2: Michiganders will face two ballot questions in November
Proposal 1 asks whether Michigan should reopen its Constitution. Proposal 2 would bar utility companies from donating to politicians. Here’s what’s on your Nov. 3 ballot.
