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Who's running for Michigan Supreme Court? 6 candidates compete for 2 seats - Bridge Michigan (opens the original)
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Two Michigan Supreme Court seats are up for grabs in the Nov. 3 general election, giving Republican nominees a chance to oust Democrat-nominated incumbents and narrow the large liberal majority on the state’s highest court. The Michigan Supreme Court often has the final say on issues of critical importance, including whether laws enacted by the state Legislature are constitutional or whether ballot measures should go before voters. Although Supreme Court elections in Michigan are nonpartisan, ca
Abdul El-Sayed under microscope: His record, from public health to podcasts - Bridge Michigan (opens the original)
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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed has touted his public health background as he runs for US Senate, promising to take up the fight for a Medicare for All healthcare system and lower costs of living if elected. Republican opponent Mike Rogers and other critics have argued El-Sayed made big promises with little follow-through, referencing less flattering aspects of his record in political attacks. A graduate of the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, El-Sayed served as a public health di
Mike Rogers calls for gas tax pause. It’s a no-go, says state GOP leader - Bridge Michigan (opens the original)
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As fuel prices soar across Michigan and the country, Republican US Senate nominee Mike Rogers on Thursday called for a suspension of both state and federal gas taxes. But at the state level, stopping the 52.4-cent gas tax — even temporarily — would jeopardize a recent bipartisan deal that shifted more money paid at the pump toward road repairs, said Michigan House Speaker Matt Hall, a Richland Township Republican and Rogers ally. “I…don’t think it’s realistic that we’re going to get the Democrat
Amid ‘mass proliferation,’ Flock cameras emerge as key issue in Michigan election (opens the original)
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As public concern grows around the use of Flock Safety cameras and other automated license plate readers, Michigan political candidates are calling for increased scrutiny and guardrails around the technology. On Wednesday, Democratic gubernatorial nominee Jocelyn Benson became the latest to weigh in, arguing that "Michiganders deserve to know when government is collecting information about them, where that information goes, and who has access to it." The readers -- typically nondescript cameras
Amid ‘mass proliferation,’ Flock cameras emerge as key issue in Michigan election - Bridge Michigan (opens the original)
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As public concern grows around the use of Flock Safety cameras and other automated license plate readers, Michigan political candidates are calling for increased scrutiny and guardrails around the technology. On Wednesday, Democratic gubernatorial nominee Jocelyn Benson became the latest to weigh in, arguing that “Michiganders deserve to know when government is collecting information about them, where that information goes, and who has access to it.” The readers — typically nondescript cameras p
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