Blog tagged as Legislature

McMorrow PACs Far Outraise Others In Senate

10/27/22 05:03 PM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
McMorrow PACs Far Outraise Others In Senate
Sen. Mallory McMorrow (D-Royal Oak)'s two PACs raised a combined $600,000 this period, part of $2.35 million she announced raising to help “flip the Senate.”

Imhoff Re-enters Race After Receiving Community Support

10/24/22 02:55 PM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Imhoff Re-enters Race After Receiving Community Support
After what was described as a “groundswell of community support,” Jackson Democrat Maurice Imhoff has reconsidered the suspension of his campaign and decided to reengage.

Control Of House Hinges On These 8 Races

10/21/22 12:35 PM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Control Of House Hinges On These 8 Races
The pieces remaining on the state House chess board are slowly declining.

Under New Senate Maps, GOP Still Would Have Won 20 Seats In 2018

10/19/22 11:03 AM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Under New Senate Maps, GOP Still Would Have Won 20 Seats In 2018
If the Senate maps drawn last year had been in place in 2018, the year Gov. Gretchen Whitmer won her first term by 9.56 percentage points, the Republicans still would have won 20 seats, presuming that every voter continued to vote for a Republican or Democratic candidate.

Ingham County Clerk Expects 1-In-10 Clerks Will Use Not-Quite 'Preprocessing' Reform

10/19/22 10:56 AM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Ingham County Clerk Expects 1-In-10 Clerks Will Use Not-Quite 'Preprocessing' Reform
Ingham County Clerk Barb Byrum says she's projecting only one in 10 election officials will use Michigan's reformed law allowing them to begin preprocessing absentee ballots the Sunday and Monday before Election Day.