Blog tagged as Legislature
Dems Pick Up 59 House Seats Under New Maps With 2018 Vote Totals
10/19/22 10:45 AM - Comment(s)
Common Lansing punditry since the Independent Citizens Redistricting Committee finished its work is that the new district boundaries make picking up a majority for the Democrats easier in the state Senate than in the state House.
Control Of State Senate Coming Down To 4 Seats
10/17/22 12:13 PM - Comment(s)
Whatever happens, it's going to be close.
Chang Surge Puts Senate Dem Leadership Race Into Question
10/10/22 04:15 PM - Comment(s)
A race that appeared to be a be a done deal a year ago is now anything but.
Policy Through Constitutional Amendments Called 'Bad Practice'
10/06/22 05:13 PM - Comment(s)
Michigan has three constitutional amendments going before voters Nov. 8, and the head of the Citizens Research Council (CRC) said Wednesday that altering the state's guiding document to enact policy change is, in general, "bad practice."
After the Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission did its work, the popular analysis in town was the Democrats made significant gains in the Senate map, but the Republicans made out well enough in the state House map to keep majority.
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