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Michigan Democratic Party seeks records related to border trip by GOP leaders - Vimarsana News

Michigan Democratic Party seeks records related to border trip by GOP leaders

The Michigan Democratic Party (MDP) on Thursday filed a flurry of Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests seeking details on how a recent trip to the U.S. southern border by state Republican leaders was paid for. The requests, six in all, were sent to the Michigan Budget Office, Michigan House Business Office, Michigan Senate Business […] The post Michigan Democratic Party seeks records related to border trip by GOP leaders appeared first on Michigan Advance.

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Gridlock grips the Michigan House amid partisan split - Vimarsana News

Gridlock grips the Michigan House amid partisan split

The Michigan House approved a single bill in January, the first month under a temporary 54-54 split between Democrats and Republicans.

House minority leader Matt Hall asked to step down amid domestic violence allegations - Vimarsana News

House minority leader Matt Hall asked to step down amid domestic violence allegations

Republican State Rep. Jim DeSana of Wyandotte is calling on Hall to step down.

The Right Is Rewriting the Whitmer Kidnapping Case - Vimarsana News

The Right Is Rewriting the Whitmer Kidnapping Case

Nine people were convicted or pleaded guilty to plotting to kidnap Michigan’s governor. A state lawmaker just gave an award to their acquitted co-defendants.

Democrats win, GOP upset as Michigan votes to move up presidential primary - Vimarsana News

Democrats win, GOP upset as Michigan votes to move up presidential primary

President Biden supports making Michigan one of the first states in the nation to host primaries. Republicans say doing so could hurt state delegates and is like ‘spitting in the face of half of the state.’