A federal appeals court denies Trump administration's petition for Michigan voter data, citing unconstitutional intrusion into state elections.
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A clean-energy slate lost control of SRP’s board as Thomas Galvin replaced Nick Brown, splitting the board 7-7.
KJZZ’s Friday NewsCap revisits major stories of the week, discussing Gov. Hobbs' running mate pick and ballot language.
Concerns rise as social security turns 91. Trust fund expected to deplete by 2034. Calls for action to ensure benefits for future generations.
Mike Rogers' Oil and Gas Ties
Mike Rogers, Michigan's Republican Senate candidate, has deep ties with the oil and gas industry, raising concerns about his legislative priorities.
John James selects Jay DeBoyer as his running mate for Michigan governor. DeBoyer brings experience in legislation and elections to the table.
Michigan AG charges 5 non-U.S. citizens for illegal voting in 2024 election. GOP pushes for voter ID amid allegations. Dems fear disenfranchisement.
Over 2.5 million Michiganders voted in the primary election, with a significant gap between Democrats and Republicans. What does this mean?
Scott Timko, running for Pennsylvania’s 12th District, emphasizes tax cuts despite his business, GotGumbo LLC, owing $42,471 in taxes.
Abdul El-Sayed made history in Michigan as the first Muslim nominated by the Democratic Party for the U.S. Senate, amidst rising anti-Muslim sentiment. Some create false narratives to block mosque construction, sparking anti-Muslim rhetoric and legal battles. Muslims face discrimination and fear-mongering.