Michigan is on track for something it hasn’t seen since Theodore Roosevelt’s Bull Moose Party was fielding candidates: a genuinely competitive three-way contest for its highest office.

One glimpse into the political mood came earlier this month in the primary for a May 5 special election to fill an open seat in the 35th Senate District. Democrats turned out roughly 26,000 voters; ...

A new, non-partisan effort aims to build trust and transparency in Michigan's upcoming midterm elections by keeping an eye on ...

Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson's office said Michigan election administrators were preparing for a "range of potential threats" to the election.

States including Michigan have enacted laws to make registering and voting easier. Three consecutive Republican Secretaries ...

Senate Bill 691 would rewrite major sections of Michigan election law to replace the August primary with a May primary, add a ...

DLCC President Heather Williams called the May 5 contest for Michigan’s 35th Senate District 'the most competitive special ...

President Trump says Republicans should take over elections in some places to fight corruption for which there is little if ...

The Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, which serves as the campaign arm of the Democratic Party for state ...

Republicans want ‘comprehensive oversight’ of Michigan’s 2026 election. What does that mean? In a letter to U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi sent Nov. 13, Michigan Republicans asked the federal ...