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(CNN) - Michigan Rep. Thaddeus McCotter may face a re-election hurdle that is not related to anti-incumbency sentiment or his ideological purity. The Michigan Republican may not be on the ballot. – Follow the Ticker on Twitter: @PoliticalTicker "I have been apprised my campaign may have submitted insufficient petition signatures to appear on the August [...]
Michigan and Alabama will meet to kick off the 2012 season on Sept. 1 at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
The Michigan-Alabama season opener on Sept. 1 at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, will kick off at 7 p.m. CST and be televised nationally on ABC. Defending national champion Alabama will be the home team and the Wolverines will be the visitors.
Michigan's House Speaker Jase Bolger and Republicans are planning bills that might offer individual taxpayers some relief, but details are pending.
A fast-moving wildfire fed by dry conditions in Michigan's Upper Peninsula continued to burn Friday, consuming 17,000 acres and prompting evacuations of homes and sections of a state park, officials said.
Thad McCotter, a former GOP presidential hopeful and the U.S. Representative to Michigan's 11th congressional district, may not have collected enough signatures to appear on his re-election ballot.
Mayor Carolyn Kirk announced her selection for Gloucester’s new fire chief on Monday: Eric Smith, a current Deputy Chief with the Westland Fire Department in Michigan. Kirk bypassed Gloucester's interim Fire Chief Steve Aiello, the only local candidate among the three finalists for the job.
Protesters have disrupted a meeting in which a Michigan House committee approved a series of proposed election law changes, including one that would require a voter to present a photo ID or birth certificate when registering to vote.
Michigan Republicans gathered at Cobo Center this weekend to launch the 2012 campaign and elect representatives to the Republican National Committee.
As the 2012 presidential election looms, our state officials should be working to make it is easier to vote and harder to cheat this November. But last week, the House Redistricting and Elections Committee approved a set of bills that will do neither. Instead, the proposed changes make it more difficult to participate in our democracy while doing little to increase the integrity of our elections ...
Michigan Congressman Thad McCotter, who would have been a shoo-in for reelection in November, reportedly failed to turn in enough valid signatures to qualify for the August 7 primary. It would appear that McCotter, a Republican who has represented Michigan’s 11th Congressional district for the past 10 years, was done in by grossly incompetent staff [...] Congressman Thad McCotter Primary Fail ...
