Right Up To The Deadline, Voters Pick Up And Cast Absentee Ballots
Absentee voters picking up and dropping off ballots have the Royal Oak City Clerk's office buzzing with activity.
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Absentee voters picking up and dropping off ballots have the Royal Oak City Clerk's office buzzing with activity.
Gov. Rick Snyder says he certainly hopes GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney wins on Tuesday -- but the biggest issue facing Michiganders is a slate of ballot proposals.
The bus takes off after a morning rally in Saint Clair Shores, and will make a half dozen stops before arriving in Jackson, the birthplace of the GOP.
When voters in Troy go to the polls on Tuesday, they'll be considering a recall effort against Mayor Janice Daniels, who made national headlines for her stance on gays.
The Michigan Secretary of State is trying to head off any confusion for voters on election day Tuesday.
With the election just a few days away, GOP Oakland County Executive L Brooks Patterson is standing behind his party.
Secretary of State Ruth Johnson is reminding voters of some of the general rules surrounding voter conduct at the polls.
Carol Cain, Mark Brewer, Bankole Thompson, and Bobby Schostak analyze the upcoming election on this week's edition of Michigan Matters.
Detroit Public Schools Emergency Financial Manager Roy Roberts says if Michigan voters reject Proposal 1, he might not be able to continue in his current position.
Six contentious ballot proposals are before Michigan voters on Nov. 6, including several well-funded measures backed by special interest groups and five that would require amending the Michigan Constitution.
Secretary of State Ruth Johnson is encouraging Michigan to view their sample ballot prior to the Nov. 6 general election in order to help shorten lines on Election Day.
"If people understand (the emergency financial manager statute) and utilize it properly, it's a godsend," said Three Oaks current city manager J. Patrick Yoder.
Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson is expected to return to his desk in the Executive Office Building next week according to a press release from his office.
Sen. Debbie Stabenow and former Congressman Pete Hoekstra, who is trying to stop her in her third bid for U.S. Senate, have been doing a lot of talking on the campaign trail as they criss-cross the state.
Hundreds of voters are taking advantage of the state of Michigan's lenient absentee voting policy.