Michigan Primary Election 2016: Key Information, Voting Hours
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It's Michigan's turn to influence the presidential race.
The Flint water crisis dominated conversation as the Democrat candidates for president debated at Whiting Auditorium in Flint.
Flint in the spotlight Sunday night as it hosts the Democratic presidential debate between candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.
The event is open to the public, but registration through Clinton's website is required.
The issue has become so dominant for these White House hopefuls that they scheduled a prime-time debate in the city on Sunday ahead of the state's primary Tuesday.
Clinton's address at Detroit Manufacturing Systems, a manufacturer of instrument panels for cars, offered her the opportunity to contrast herself with both Sanders and business mogul Donald Trump, the leading Republican candidate.
Clinton telling residents gathered at a community meeting inside a Baptist church on the city's north side, that she will fight for the residents and clean water "as long as it takes."
The former First Lady and Secretary of State's campaign handlers say she'll use the trip to urge the Senate to approve the Democrats' $600 million amendment to help fix the water crisis.
Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will be in Flint Sunday to meet with residents who are dealing with the city's drinking water crisis firsthand.
The additional debates will include Flint, Michigan on March 6, and two other cities in April and May.
Hillary Clinton's campaign is calling for a Democratic debate in Flint as the city copes with a lead-contaminated water crisis.
No stranger to inflammatory political statements, the Motor City Madman is at it again.
During Sunday's debate, Clinton said "every single American should be outraged" by the water crisis, adding that "if the kids in a rich suburb of Detroit had been drinking contaminated water and being bathed in it, there would have been action."
"No parent should have to worry that their kids' water isn't safe," Clinton said.
Among the superdelegates who said they'd back Clinton are U.S. Reps. Sander Levin, Dan Kildee and Debbie Dingell; U.S. Sens. Gary Peters and Debbie Stabenow; and former Detroit Mayor Dennis Archer, in addition to Lawrence.
Detroit native GOP Presidential candidate Ben Carson appears to be leading the pack when it comes to Michigan voters.
In a moment of political unity - and levity - Bernie Sanders leapt to Hillary Clinton's defense on the issue of her controversial email practices as secretary of state.
In a moment of political unity - and levity - Bernie Sanders leapt to Hillary Clinton's defense on the issue of her controversial email practices as secretary of state.
Set 'em up, Hillary Rodham Clinton, and lend an ear to the troubles of a presidential candidate.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton talked about what mattered most to her as a grandmother and a statesman during her visit to Detroit at a small gathering of supporters.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is coming to town.
"Detroit is a Democratic town and that's not going to change, but the question is -- at least the next question is -- which Democrat are they going to support?" Dulio said.
University of Michigan Computer Science professor tells WWJ about the inherent security risks involved.
It was a supercharged conversation at the Michigan Political Leadership Program's 20th annual dinner.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in town to help boost the campaigns of gubernatorial Democratic candidate Mark Schauer and support the campaign of Gary Peters for State Senate.
