In Michigan's 4th Congressional District, a close race pits state Sen. Sean McCann (D) against longtime Rep. Bill Huizenga (R), who supports federal rollbacks of clean energy subsidies and expanded fossil fuel production. Both candidates diverge sharply on why utility prices are so high and solutions.
As the midterm elections approach people are wondering how to get involved. As our Aaron Kleinman points out in his Radio Free America newsletter, candidates need your money far more than they need you to cold call strangers.
Democrat Sean McCann is making Rep. Bill Huizenga’s campaign spending, including $400,000 paid to his half-brother’s firm, the core of the MI-04 race.
Election debate scheduling has become increasingly contentious across several midterm races this year. Candidates across the Midwest have had disputes over debate participation, logistics and host selection, with some candidates declining to debate altogether.
Republican Bill Huizenga and Democrat Sean McCann face off in Michigan's 4th Congressional District, clashing over health care, tariffs, energy costs and government ethics.
Democrats are scared the polls are wrong again. But special elections, party ID and economic sentiment all look worse for Republicans than the polls do.
A review of state Sen. Huizenga’s personal financial disclosures and campaign finance reports shows that he owns stock and accepts contributions from pharmaceutical companies while serving on the Senate Health Policy and Human Services Committee.
Garlin Gilchrist II and Anthony Forlini, candidates for Michigan secretary of state, debated at the University of Michigan over election security, voter access and trust in state election processes.
Michigan gubernatorial candidates Jocelyn Benson and John James faced off over rising living costs, government reform and data center developments. While both candidates agreed on a couple issues, they clashed over transparency and who is best equipped to lead the state.
As rising gas prices and trade tariffs hit Michigan, Rep. Tom Barrett and Democratic candidate William Lawrence clashed in East Lansing over military action in Iran, data center regulations, and economic stability.