Saginaw Township officials have prepared a letter addressed to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer requesting the state reimburse all municipalities for costs for the senate election, which will include a special primary election on Feb. 3 and a special general election on May 5.
Here’s the exact wording of the next question asked over the phone to the participant: If the election for US Senate were held today and Mike Rogers was the Republican nominee and Mallory McMorrow was the Democratic nominee, who would you vote for to be US Senate for Michigan?
Trump made the head-scratching claim that the 2024 U.S. Senate race in the state was rigged – despite him winning on the same ballot.
MLive is seeking reader feedback on what issues Michiganders want their next governor to have the ability to address. A crowded field is battling to be on the November ballot to replace Gov. Whitmer.
Former Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan is shaking up the 2026 governor's race with an independent campaign that's already drawing attacks from both Democrats and Republicans. Why it matters: Duggan's unique campaign — he left the Democratic Party after President Trump's 2024 win — adds a buzzy dynamic to the governor's race that's already putting his three-term mayorship in the national spotlight.
Michigan Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist II announced Monday he is suspending his campaign for governor and instead joining the race for secretary of state of the battleground state. Gilchrist, a progressive Democrat from Detroit,
2026 is a midterm election year, and it also sees all of the state’s top offices up for grabs.
President Donald Trump claimed Tuesday that Republican Mike Rogers actually was victorious his 2024 U.S. Senate bid: 'They rigged the election on you'
Votebeat reports Michigan Republicans have requested federal oversight for the 2026 election, though details on "comprehensive oversight" remain unclear.
Michigan voters will decide a new governor, a new US Senator and much, much more in 2026. These are the top races to watch.
Campaign rhetoric is flying. But what’s most important to you? Bridge wants to hear from Michigan residents to help shape our campaign coverage.