Planned Parenthood Advocates of Michigan posted its primary endorsements Friday, backing all but seven House Democrats seeking reelection in 2024.
Michigan residents would be eligible for six additional weeks of unemployment under legislation passed by the House on Wednesday.
The Michigan Chamber of Commerce issued endorsements Thursday in 64 of the 110 Michigan House seats, continuing its recent trend of endorsing more Democrats than in the past while still largely backing Republicans overall.
Lawmakers had questions about the practicality of legislation to create a program to issue discount vouchers for Michigan residents to purchase eligible e-bikes.
The House moved a single bill on Tuesday to designate a portion of M-11 as the Korean War Veterans Memorial Drive with Republicans mostly declining to vote.
Senators took testimony Tuesday on legislation to increase the insurance withholding amount for fire-damaged homes and allow for abandoned funds to be used for repairs.
Members of the Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission on Wednesday voted to adopt a Detroit House district remedy map for court approval, and days ahead of the federal three-judge panel's March 1 deadline.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer on Wednesday didn't directly express concerns about the potential for Democrats choosing Uncommitted in the primary next week but said voters should choose the candidate that most represents what they value, calling the presidential race a "high-stakes election."
When it became clear that Democrats would have complete control of Michigan government for the first time in decades, Joe Tate knew his caucus had its marching orders.
A group of Detroit-area Democratic elected officials ranging from local officeholders to several state legislators and the Dearborn mayor have signed a letter pledging to vote "uncommitted" in the upcoming presidential primary election rather than support President Joe Biden in protest of his support for Israel.