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Justices with the U.S. and Michigan supreme courts both decided against the measure Thursday
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The campaign is asking the U.S. Supreme Court for emergency intervention
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The Michigan Supreme Court will now decide whether a proposed state constitutional amendment to tighten the state’s voter ID laws belongs on the ballot
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In a video posted online, a person seems to pose as a noncitizen while asking a Michigan poll worker to confirm his voter registration
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The seat is pivotal to Democrats’ chances of flipping the Senate and El-Sayed will face the challenge of uniting a divided Democratic base after a bruising primary
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For Grant Public Schools, if approved, the renewed millage would allow the district to collect around $1.8 million in 2027
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Early in-person voting allows voters to directly insert their completed ballot into the tabulator, like the process of voting in person on Election Day.
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MI Secretary of State Benson said there is little to no evidence to back the Justice Department complaints
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A controversial vote on the massive Microsoft data center in Lowell Township has opponents threatening to recall most of the township board
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The bills now go to the Senate floor, where Democratic leaders will decide when they will be put on the calendar for votes.