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Michigan Republicans face challenges in 2026 as gas prices surge, war in Iran looms, and tariffs impact auto industry, affecting voter sentiment. Johnson's $10 million ad buy targets James, as GOP strategists predict a tough election cycle for Michigan Republicans in 2026.

Michigan's manufactured housing laws are getting a much-needed update, offering more protection for residents in manufactured home communities.

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson implements a firewall policy to separate her gubernatorial campaign from election decisions.

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Michigan Supreme Court hears arguments on legislative leaders' power over bills passed by House and Senate, sparking debate over constitutional interpretation.

New York Rep. Mike Lawler continues lavish campaign spending, including $3,511 on limousines, risking alienating voters amid economic concerns.

Democrats keep majority in Michigan State Senate after special election; tune in to It's Just Politics for analysis on the results and budget plans.

University of Michigan apologizes for professor's pro-Palestinian remarks, sparking backlash and calls to cut funding. Free speech debate ensues.

Democrats retain control of Michigan State Senate after Chedrick Greene's victory in special election. Greene pledges focus on housing, jobs, and healthcare.