Michigan voters pass Proposal 2, which bans campaign spending from regulated electric and gas utilities and major government contractors. Voters also rejected Proposal 1, a measure to call a constitutional convention.
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Michigan voters on Tuesday resoundingly rejected a ballot proposal that would have led to a rewrite of the state Constitution.
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The ballot measure to limit corporate political spending in Michigan’s political arena passed by an overwhelming margin on Tuesday, suggesting broad support for efforts to get money out of politics.
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7planetdetroit.org ↗Michigan voters on Tuesday resoundingly rejected a ballot proposal that would have led to a rewrite of the state Constitution.
bridgemi.com ↗Michigan Proposal 1 fails as voters say 'no' to constitutional convention - Bridge Michigan
The ballot measure to limit corporate political spending in Michigan’s political arena passed by an overwhelming margin on Tuesday, suggesting broad support for efforts to get money out of politics.
bridgemi.com ↗Michigan elections: Voters approve Proposal 2 Money Out of Politics question - Bridge Michigan
Michiganders cast ballots today on whether to begin the process of rewriting Michigan’s 63-year-old constitution, a question voters have repeatedly rejected.
bridgemi.com ↗Voters on Tuesday were asked to consider a ballot proposal that would prohibit regulated utilities and large state contractors from contributing to Michigan politicians.
bridgemi.com ↗Voters on Tuesday were asked to consider a ballot proposal that would prohibit regulated utilities and large state contractors from contributing to Michigan politicians.
bridgedetroit.com ↗Michiganders cast ballots today on whether to begin the process of rewriting Michigan’s 63-year-old constitution, a question voters have repeatedly rejected.
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