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Justices with the U.S. and Michigan supreme courts both decided against the measure Thursday
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A proposed state constitutional amendment to tighten Michigan’s voter ID laws barely missed a chance to make it before voters at a state elections board meeting today Monday
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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 initiative would ban political donations by committees linked to utilities and firms that have contracts worth more than 250 thousand dollars a year
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A new proposal before the state legislature would ask voters if higher-income Michiganders should pay more in taxes
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The countercampaign Protect MI Free Speech is behind the signature challenge
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McMorrow’s campaign said her signatures came from an all-volunteer effort whereas many campaigns rely on paid canvassers
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The number of campaigns trying to get questions on Michigan's November ballot is dropping. But remaining campaigns are staying optimistic
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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
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A campaign to tighten Michigan’s voter ID laws submitted signatures Wednesday in hopes of getting a proposed constitutional amendment on the November ballot