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Michigan will have a new Secretary of State. Incumbent Jocelyn Benson is term limited and running as the Democratic nominee for Governor
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While attack ads have been prominent in some of the state’s top races, like U.S. Senate, Snyder sees a different path for the state House contests. He said people are sick of the constant negativity
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Michigan’s 84th House district covers portions of Grand Rapids, Grandville and Walker. Its seat is open after representative Democrat Carol Glanville decided to run for Michigan State Senate.
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The Governor said Democrats might be on the brink of winning back a trifecta in which they control the state House, Senate, and governor's office,
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It has to do with wealthy donors using political action committees and the Michigan Republican Party to coordinate ad buys with TV stations at a discounted rate
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Democrat Rachel Crowther and Republican Lynn Afendoulis challenge for open house seat after Republican Bryan Posthumus announced he would not seek re-election
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President Donald Trump is intensifying his anti-Muslim rhetoric against Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed. He portrayed him during a Sunday rally in Port Huron as a threat to national security and questioned his loyalty to the United States.
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The policymakers said they want the state take a bigger lead in addressing issues facing the state’s waterways and wetlands.
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The truth about Wedgewood Polls came to light after a team from elections blog FiftyPlusOne dug into its work
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While each candidate spoke for roughly the same period of time and answered the same questions, neither shared the stage together Tuesday
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His Republican opponent, Doug Lloyd, says on the Michigan GOP website the laws should be repealed, citing due process concerns
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Rogers said having an easier path to the Republican nomination this year let him spend much more time on Black voter outreach than the last time he ran for the Senate in 2024.