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Doug Lloyd blasts Eli Savit’s ‘dangerous’ sex work policy in Michigan AG race - Bridge Michigan (opens the original)
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LANSING — Joined by human trafficking survivors, Republican attorney general candidate Doug Lloyd on Thursday chastised Democratic opponent Eli Savit’s for decriminalizing consensual sex work as Washtenaw County prosecutor. “His stance on legalizing prostitution is foolish and dangerous. It is the perspective of a social engineer, not a prosecutor,” Lloyd said, arguing that Savit’s policy “ignores the realities of the sex trade.” Savit, a Democrat running for attorney general, announced in 2021
Proposal 1 on Michigan’s ballot would authorize a constitutional convention (opens the original)
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Delegates made major changes to state government, including abolishing the office of state highway commissioner and banning the death penalty, in Michigan’s 1961-62 constitutional convention. (Courtesy of Eugene G. Wanger Collection, Archives of Michigan) In the last Michigan constitutional convention, 144 delegates convened for nearly six months — between October 1961 and August 1962 — to draft a new edition of the state’s constitution. (Courtesy of Eugene G. Wanger Collection, Archives of Mich
Proposal 1: Rewrite Michigan's Constitution? Here’s how it would work - Bridge Michigan (opens the original)
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LANSING — Michigan voters will decide in November whether to rewrite the state Constitution, a chance they automatically get every 16 years. If approved, Proposal 1 would trigger the first constitutional convention in more than 65 years. But what would that look like, and how would it work? Some fear a Pandora’s box of possibilities, while others see it as a means to address structural problems in state government and cut through political noise. Most everyone agrees the process could be complic
Fact check: No evidence Jocleyn Benson targeted conservative petitions - Bridge Michigan (opens the original)
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LANSING — Michigan Republicans allege that Democratic Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson’s office is giving unfair treatment to conservative petition drives after a citizenship voting proposal failed to make the ballot. “Whenever a Republican-affiliated group submits something on the ballot, it takes months and months and months to review it, and then they always figure out a way to disqualify it,” said House Speaker Matt Hall, R-Richland Township, who has formed a special committee to investigat
Fact check: Would 'money out of politics' proposal live up to its name? - Bridge Michigan (opens the original)
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LANSING — A Michigan ballot proposal to restrict political giving by large-scale utilities and state contractors is facing scrutiny over whether it will actually get “money out of politics,” as its name suggests. The initiative by Michiganders for Money Out of Politics, also known as Mop Up Michigan, is slated to appear on the Nov. 3 ballot. If approved by voters, Proposal 2 would prohibit direct or indirect contributions to Michigan politicians by DTE Energy, Consumers Energy and companies with
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