elections

Libertarian National Chair: Courting Young Voters is Key to Breaking the 'Two-Party Duopoly'

A state Senate committee is expected to vote Wednesday on legislation to create a Michigan Voting Rights Act

Kent County voters will decide this fall on a funding renewal supporting the John Ball Zoo and Grand Rapids Public Museum

Some Republicans have called for federal oversight of Michigan’s elections because Benson is Michigan’s top election official. But it is not unusual for secretaries of state of both major parties to run for other jobs while still serving in the office.

Voter rights advocates say Michigan voters lost political power after SCOTUS gutted the Voting Rights Act, making it more difficult to challenge political maps as partisan or racial gerrymandering

The city of Grand Rapids continues to address gun violence with its free teen summer programs taking place on weekend evenings, a Hillsdale County judge is dismissing felony charges against a former local clerk and a lawyer associated with false 2020 election conspiracies, and more.

The MI Attorney General’s office had accused former Adams Township Clerk Stephanie Scott of illegally sharing election data with unauthorized people after the 2020 presidential election

U.S. Justice Department officials claim the county surrounding Detroit has a “history of fraud convictions and other allegations.”

Candidates hired Shawn Wilmoth to help them get 15,000 signatures to qualify for the Republican primary ballot. The petitions were full of bogus signatures

Emanuel says 2028 will be the first election since the Obama administration that will be about the future instead of litigating the past