Vance rallies in Howell, calls Michigan "most important election" in U.S.
Vice President JD Vance addressed the audience in Howell, Michigan, on Tuesday to rally support for Republican candidates in the general elections less than a week away.
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Vice President JD Vance addressed the audience in Howell, Michigan, on Tuesday to rally support for Republican candidates in the general elections less than a week away.
Six candidates are vying for the seat Dana Nessel will be leaving due to term limits.
From candidates to outside groups, political ads are competing for voters' attention in the final days before the election.
As early voting continues across Michigan, voting rights advocates are working to reassure voters and encourage participation ahead of Election Day.
Early voting is off to a strong start across Southeast Michigan, with thousands of Detroiters already casting their ballots ahead of Election Day.
More than 16% of Michigan's registered voters have returned their ballots or voted early in person as of Monday, ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm election.
Joined by city leaders, the Detroit Federation of Teachers and the United Auto Workers, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed was back in Detroit on Monday for a press conference.
Michigan's U.S. Senate race is one of the most-watched in the country, with Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers competing for the most votes.
President Trump is making his case for Republican candidates in Michigan; he spoke at a rally in Port Huron on Sunday ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections.
With 100% of the vote counted, Brazil's electoral court announced that the soon-to-be 81-year-old Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva held an insurmountable lead, but Flávio Bolsonaro rejected the results.
President Trump is making his case for Republican candidates in Michigan; he spoke at a rally in Port Huron on Sunday ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections. CBS News Detroit's Jack Springgate reports on the president's message.
With a little over a week to go before the midterm elections, all eyes are on Michigan as a critical battleground state. Former President Barack Obama was in Detroit Saturday to drum up voter support for Democratic candidates in the state.
The first day of early in-person voting kicked off Saturday in Michigan.
Early in-person voting for the midterm elections started in Michigan on Saturday. In Detroit, the first day came with a celebration. Veronica Ortega shows how the first day unfolded.
With the midterm election fast approaching, this weekend will see some of the most high-profile group of names visiting Michigan in a long time — former President Barack Obama and President Trump.
President Trump on Friday slashed tariffs on a handful of Canadian products that are used widely by Maine's agricultural industry, a move cheered by GOP Sen. Susan Collins, who is facing a tough reelection battle.
Michigan is among the states that offer early in-person voting. Here's how that works.
On tariffs, an issue with direct implications for Michigan's auto industry, the candidates drew a clear contrast.
The U.S. Department of Justice intends to place federal election monitors in seven Michigan cities during the November 2026 midterm election, Michigan officials said.
A federal judge ruled DHS's practice of knocking on doors and asking people about their immigration status — and whether they have voted in recent elections — likely violates the Voting Rights Act.
In their final debate ahead of the midterm election, Michigan U.S. Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers discussed local topics that have become hot-button issues among voters in the state.
Voting before Election Day has become more common, particularly after the COVID-19 pandemic, so a big early number doesn't necessarily indicate higher overall turnout.
In August, Michigan voters chose the Democratic and Republican candidates for governor. Candidates from five parties will be on the November ballot.
Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed are in the home stretch of the race to represent Michigan in the Senate. On Tuesday they laid out their different financial visions at the Detroit Economic Club.
About 10.7% of the state's 7.4 million registered voters have returned ballots, nearly all of them absentee, according to the Michigan Secretary of State's dashboard. Early in-person voting is just getting started.
