Simon D. Schuster
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Jocelyn Benson’s record: Election fights, faster DMV visits, transparency flop - Bridge Michigan (opens the original)
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In her eight years as Michigan’s secretary of state, Democratic gubernatorial nominee Jocelyn Benson has presided over one of the most tumultuous elections in Michigan’s history, implemented voting changes and reformed the way her department does business. Benson depicts herself as both an efficiency-minded bureaucrat — “I run the DMV, so I’m very popular,” she jokes dryly at campaign events — and a guardian of democracy. “I am a data-driven person so I measure my record based on one question: d
John James utility plan calls for more cost controls, increased competition - Bridge Michigan (opens the original)
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Republican gubernatorial candidate John James has unveiled a plan he said would limit rising electricity rates in Michigan and improve reliability by increasing competition and repealing renewable energy standards. “Energy costs and utility rates in Michigan are out of control,” James said in a press release. “Since 2019 residential electricity rates alone have increased by over 28%. We talk all the time about competing with Mexico and China, but we can barely compete with other states in the Mi
Jocelyn Benson, John James offer contrasting plans on tariffs, AI, jobs - Bridge Michigan (opens the original)
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DETROIT — Gubernatorial candidates Jocelyn Benson and John James made their case to business leaders in a Detroit Economic Club forum on Wednesday, highlighting stark contrasts in their plans to boost Michigan’s economic and educational performance. Amid President Donald Trump’s lengthy trade dispute with Canada, Benson promised “to be unafraid to stand up to the president,” while James placed some blame with Michigan’s international neighbor and said the state is enduring “trade barriers that h
John James says he delivers results. What does his record show? - Bridge Michigan (opens the original)
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LANSING — Through nearly four years in Congress, Republican John James has sponsored three laws, helped fund a military base in his district and become a reliable vote for President Donald Trump’s agenda. Now, as he runs for governor, James is avoiding questions about Trump’s unpopularity but touting his vote for the president’s “big, beautiful” law as evidence of his ability to deliver results. “I help cut taxes, secure our border, end vehicle mandates, save Selfridge and protect Medicaid for v
John James pitches marijuana tax repeal, courts industry donors - Bridge Michigan (opens the original)
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LANSING — Republican John James is proposing to “repeal or sharply reduce” Michigan’s new 24% wholesale tax on marijuana and courting industry donors as he competes to be Michigan’s next governor. The new tax was a key component of the bipartisan road funding deal Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed last year, but James argues it “drives up prices, gives illegal operators a competitive edge and has already fallen far short of revenue projections.” James publicly vowed to repeal or reduce the
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