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Early bills introduced include a repeal of retirement and pension taxes and a bill to move up Michigan’s presidential primary election
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Michigan Democrats are going after the state’s “right to work” law in one of their first bills of the legislative session
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Michigan’s Democratic governor is announcing new support from dozens of Republicans, including businesspeople, former policy makers, and political staff
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Recent decisions by Republican officials or judges have blocked votes in Arizona, Arkansas and Michigan.
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Judge Douglas Shapiro says lawmakers thwarted the will of the people.
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Parties remain at odds over the scope and immediacy of any relief.
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The lawsuit alleges a new commission that drew the 13-seat map arbitrarily and inconsistently applied redistricting criteria outlined in the state constitution.
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The money, which must be paid within 30 days, will cover the legal costs of defending against the suit.
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Democrats warned of longer lines in urban areas and other problems.
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Governor will block sections affecting local health departments.