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Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential campaign is encouraging young people in Michigan to vote as if their freedoms are at stake in this election.
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As both major party presidential candidates embrace big-tent politics, the campaign for Kamala Harris could be relying on independent and conservative voters. -
Early in-person voting is required to be offered at least nine days prior to Election Day under a 2022 amendment to the Michigan Constitution.
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Prosecutors have lost a final appeal in the case of a Michigan election worker who put an unauthorized USB flash drive into an electronic poll book. -
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Today, we talk with reporters about Detroit buildings that look abandoned, but have owners — and why that's the case. Then, we listen to some of last night's Issues and Ale from Kalamazoo. Later, we discuss how one Michigan diner is bringing people together by talking politics. -
On this week’s It’s Just Politics, former Republican members of Congress Liz Cheney and Fred Upton both speak out in Michigan in favor of Vice President Kamala Harris for president; plus Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Elizabeth Clement makes a surprise endorsement in the race for a seat on the state’s highest court.
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