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In November, Allegan County voters will decide a proposed millage renewal that could secure nearly $800,000 a year for the country’s Conservation District
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Grand Rapids City Clerk Joel Hondorp said the election disinformation is a “distraction.”
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The state is significant because she lost it to Donald Trump two years ago
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Congress did not pass Donald Trump’s Save America Act voting bill, and the Supreme Court ruled against his efforts to limit mail in ballots, so Grand Rapids clerk Joel Hondorp is moving forward with his original plans for the November election
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A campaign to tighten Michigan’s voter ID and registration policies has hit a roadblock on its path to the November ballot
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The proposed structure includes around 240 parking spaces
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Grand Haven Area Public Schools will be asking voters to approve a nearly $99 million bond funding major renovations at three elementary schools
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Residents in Ottawa County’s Park Township will see a public safety millage and a parks and recreation millage on upcoming election ballots
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An effort to raise taxes on Michiganders making over $500,000 a year says it’s making good progress collecting signatures to get on the November ballot
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A debate was held Sunday for two candidates running in Muskegon’s mayoral race: Incumbent Mayor Ken Johnson and Bob Garretson