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Reports show that Donna Brandenburgs campaign paid First Choice Contracting LLC of Warren $155,504 and Mike Browns campaign paid the firm $63,410.

The powerful west Michigan family alone donated $1 million to a super PAC that is supporting Dixon’s gubernatorial bid.  

The latest campaign finance reports are in. See where candidates for governor, state Legislature stand in fundraising.

Reports show that Donna Brandenburgs campaign paid First Choice Contracting LLC of Warren $155,504 and Mike Browns campaign paid the firm $63,410.

The North Carolina Green Party had its petition to be recognized as an official party in state elections denied, in a 3-2 party-line vote, at the N.C. State Board of Elections on June 30. But the NCGP is crying foul, alleging the Elias Law Group — a powerful firm used by national Democrats, which was also successful in getting North Carolina's election maps thrown out — used lying, bullying, and harassment to influence the decision.

The county elections board deliberated for less than 10 minutes before announcing that the incumbent had not presented any evidence that showed the more than 9,000 signatures that appeared on Maria Jocys’s petition should not have been certified.

Police confirmed the raid into the Warren home of Shawn Wilmoth in connection with forged signatures on petitions for Republican governor candidates.

Petition gathering is largely unregulated, often relies on people off the street and, this year, one firm is accused of a forgery ring that toppled five gubernatorial campaigns. Is it time for reform?

The primary race for governor in Michigan proves once again that if there’s going to be election fraud happening, Republicans are going to be doing it. In this case, it’s five—five—Republicans who have been found to have turned in enough fraudulent signatures for the primary ballot to be disqualified

Investigators within the attorney generals office are reviewing the information provided with the official referral, said Amber McCann, a spokeswoman for Nessels office.