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Someone with substantial credit card or non-student loan debt would have the first 35 hours of their work week automatically shielded from court-ordered garnishments, under legislation that moved out of the Senate Finance, Insurance and Consumer Protection Committee Wednesday
Early Voting On 'Record-Breaking' Pace In First Year
10/23/24 02:21 PM - Comment(s)
With more than 1.1 million absentee ballots already turned in, Mark Grebner of Practical Political Data reported today that what he's seeing is that Democrats' response rate is about 4.5 percent higher than Republicans.
Judge Dismisses RNC's Suit Challenging Voter Rolls
10/23/24 02:13 PM - Comment(s)
A federal judge Tuesday dismissed the Republican National Committee’s lawsuit challenging Michigan’s maintenance of voter rolls.
Civil Rights Commission Adopts AI Bill Of Rights Guidelines
10/22/24 09:18 AM - Comment(s)
(Source: MIRS.news, Published 10/21/2024) As Artificial Intelligence (AI) backed algorithms, programs and data analytics become more embedded in everyday life, the Michigan Civil Rights Commission (MCRC) Monday in Alpena adopted guidelines to attempt to keep the programs equitable.
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A judge Monday dismissed the GOP's lawsuit challenging Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson's guidance stating that overseas citizens who haven't been to Michigan still have a chance to vote.
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