Michigan Democrats navigate a contentious primary as Abdul El-Sayed narrowly wins, prompting questions about unity and strategy for the general election. In a surprising twist, Democratic Socialist Yousef Rabhi defeated long-time Ann Arbor mayor Chris Taylor in the mayoral election.
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Last week in NYC, I visited Ellis Island and was blown away. Everyone should experience it. Don't judge Abdul El-Sayed by his name.
Ann Arbor Voters to Decide on Municipal Electric Utility In a significant development, Ann Arbor residents will have the opportunity to vote on whether to…
Republicans in Kent County rally for party unity after primary election. Candidates for major Michigan offices speak at event.
A federal judge ordered the government to release $65 million to legal aid groups for immigrant children by Friday.
Business-backed group challenges Michigan petition initiative to ban campaign donations from certain entities, citing signature verification issues.
John James, a Republican candidate for Michigan governor, pledges Great Lakes protection but has voted to weaken water protections.
Immigrant children's lawyers seek millions owed for services. Contract with Burke Law raises concerns over experience.
Michigan Governor Whitmer endorses Secretary of State Benson for governor, urging Democrats to unite for November elections against Republican Congressman James.
Today on Stateside, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed won the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate. Also, a leftward shift in Ann Arbor's mayoral race.