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The Michigan attorney general will review allegations nonprofits broke the law by raising money for the measure to strip Gov. Whitmer of emergency powers. The nonprofits say the move is purely political.
The review comes months after a complaint alleged illegal coordination led by nonprofits with ties to Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey, R-Clarklake
LANSING — Two nonprofits linked to Senate Republicans and Majority Leader Mike Shirkey could face a criminal investigation after the state elections bureau determined they potentially broke the law by raising money for a ballot drive to weaken Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's pandemic powers.The…
At least seven people gave the maximum $7,150 to Leonard’s campaign for attorney general. But under Michigan law they were allowed to give many thousands more to his leadership PACs, which passed money to his campaign, a tactic experts say violates the spirit of campaign limits.
Extremists in both parties have lost touch with the priorities of Michigan voters