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Voters have a choice between electing people who will disrupt and overturn election results or protect them, according to sitting Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson.

Democrats and Republicans tend to exaggerate one another’s differences, says Michigan State University political scientist Matt Grossmann.

Qian Julie Wang's new book details her experience as an immigrant coming to the United States from China.

“Oil companies are making a killing – huge profits, record profits,” says the congressman, noting that legislators need to “go after price gouging.”

Nessel says her office is working to ensure that the election is safe and secure come November 8.

The governor says she wants to continue investing in education and road repairs.

One professor says the stakes for politics feel higher than they once did, and that is reflected in political campaign ads.  

There are a number of errors that will always be present when surveying Americans, according to the author of a new book on polling.

“There were aspects of your life connected to your employment in industrial Michigan that made life a lot easier,” says Politico journalist Gavin Bade.

Political reporter Craig Mauger and Lt. Governor Gilchrist talk about Michigan's gubernatorial race following Tuesday's debate.