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The complaint filed with the U.S. District Court of the Western District of Michigan says the state’s rules will disadvantage Republican candidates
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State Representative Neil Friske remains in jail following his arrest early Thursday for “a felony-level offense”
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National Republican Party officials say they are training roughly 100-thousand volunteers to serve as poll watchers in battleground states
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According to the poll Republicans are more likely to believe inflation is worsening than Democrats or independents
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This time last year, House Democrats were in control and coming off a series of major policy wins. Despite losing their majority in numbers after two of their members left to take other offices, House rules did allow Democrats to keep the gavel
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Trump met with Michigan GOP chair Pete Hoekstra last Tuesday in Florida to strategize his reelection bid and keyed in on “nontraditional Republican voters,"
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The latest proposal involves coming up with a new bipartisan rules committee to set the agenda for which bills come up for House votes
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Hoekstra now becomes one of two people claiming the title of party chair
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Acting Chair Malinda Pego, Michigan GOP administrative vice chair Ali Hossein and party coalitions vice chair Hassan Nehme are among the plaintiffs in the lawsuit filed Friday in Kent County Circuit Court in Grand Rapids
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Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson said Monday that Michigan Republicans cannot switch to using closed-party caucuses instead of primaries to choose candidates for state office.