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- 1Gretchen Whitmer defends unwavering support for trans rights●Gretchen Whitmer to Democrats questioning their support for trans rights: ‘I’ve never wavered’
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer pushed back against Democrats who have begun questioning the party's support for transgender rights, telling them plainly that she has 'never wavered' on the issue. Her comments put her at odds with voices in the party calling for a softer line, and position her as a firm defender of trans rights ahead of the next election cycle.
- 2Michigan House lawmakers push through items before election break●House lawmakers consider several items during wind down to general election
Michigan House lawmakers are working through a list of legislative items as they wind down sessions ahead of the general election. With campaigns intensifying and the legislative calendar narrowing, representatives are considering several pending bills before adjourning. The wrap-up period typically marks the last chance to advance measures until after voters head to the polls in November.
- 3Livonia City Clerk Explains Absentee Voting Rules Ahead of Election●Livonia City Clerk Outlines Key Absentee Voting Procedures for Upcoming Election
The Livonia city clerk in Michigan has outlined the key procedures residents need to follow to vote by absentee ballot in the upcoming election. The guidance covers how to request a ballot, deadlines for submission, and how completed ballots must be returned. Local officials routinely publish such explanations before elections to help voters avoid common mistakes that could lead to ballots being rejected.
- 4Lansing-Jackson TV market books $39 million in political ads●Lansing-Jackson TV market has booked $39 million in political ads … and counting
The Lansing-Jackson television market in Michigan has booked $39 million in political advertising, with total spending expected to keep rising. WKAR reported the figure, underscoring how heavily advertisers are targeting Michigan's mid-Michigan media market as political campaigns pour money into the state ahead of the election.