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The mixed picture for election deniers emerged Wednesday after an Election Day that largely went smoothly, with what experts described as normal hiccups but no systemic problems or violence.
Voters in the Detroit suburbs said issues including the economy and bodily autonomy were driving their ballot decisions.
In Michigan, primary voters rejected the young conservative who voted to impeach Trump, while two other Republicans who did so fought for political survival in Washington.
I’m proud to be associated with the Herald – and relieved to be shed of responsibility for it.
Sam Easter is a Michigan-based freelance reporter who has been a regular contributor to the Herald since 2019. He covers a variety of topics, including government and politics. In 2015, he joined the Herald’s staff as City Hall reporter, covering North Dakota politics at all levels and conducting Herald investigations through early 2018, when he returned to Michigan and began his freelancing career. Easter can be reached at samkweaster@gmail.com or via Twitter via @samkweaster.