Darker Money: Michigan Senate Passes Bill Making Dark Money Disclosure a Crime The bill comes as Michigan’s Secretary of State-elect has pledged to increase transparency of dark money
Shady Donations Leave Voters in the Dark as Michigan Governor’s Primary Approaches In the Aug. 7 primary, three contenders will vie for the Democratic nomination. But murky pass-through donations and unaccounted-for money still loom, leaving voters without critical information days before the election.
Despite Ties to Opposition, Michigan High Court Approves Redistricting Measure for November Ballot In a 4-3 decision, the Michigan Supreme Court ruled that an independent redistricting ballot initiative can appear before voters in November.
Judges Deciding Michigan Redistricting Measure Rake in Campaign Contributions from Opposition-Linked Groups The justices on Michigan's Supreme Court that will decide the fate of a proposal to create an independent redistricting commission have received $336,000 from people and groups affiliated with the opposition.