2026 Elections
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Michiganders don’t need a constitutional convention to change state law
If a majority of Michiganders oppose Prop 1 on their ballots this fall, that does not mean ‘no constitutional changes ever.’ Here’s what Michigan can still change without a “con-con”—and how.
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Will Lawrence signs anti-data center pledge as US Rep. Tom Barrett rewrites his record
Will Lawrence is the only candidate in Michigan to sign the AI Pact—a pledge to pursue comprehensive regulations for all artificial intelligence and data center development.
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AI scams target Michigan seniors while Meta profits
AI-generated deepfakes are draining Michigan seniors’ savings while Meta profits from the ads pushing them. State agencies are racing to catch up.
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As Trump tries to downgrade mail-in voting, Michiganders fight back
Nearly a decade after Michigan voted to modernize the state’s voting system, Ottawa County Clerk Justin Roebuck explains how President Trump’s executive order seeks to reverse that success by restricting mail-in voting.
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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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How to be a poll worker in Michigan
Learn about poll worker requirements, eligibility, training, pay, and how to sign up to serve as a poll worker in Michigan.
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Voting as a college student in Michigan: What to know in 2026
If you’re away from home for school you might have some questions about how to vote. Read on for how to do it easily.
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3 things Michiganders need to know about Republican US Senate candidate Mike Rogers
The former FBI special agent-turned-politician has a history of opposing legislation that protects Michiganders’ health and wealth.
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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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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.
