michigan politics news
- Interview: Rick Pluta August 27, 2008
- Essay: The Democrats August 27, 2008
- Don't put smog blame on Ottawa County power plant, Consumers says August 27, 2008
- Granholm moderates energy town hall forum August 27, 2008
- Barack Obama, Joe Biden head to Michigan, Pennsylvania, Ohio August 27, 2008
michigan politics blogs
- Bobble Obama is Tired August 27, 2008
- We Have a Nominee August 27, 2008
- Granholm at the Clean Energy Town Hall in Denver August 27, 2008
- Sheesh... August 27, 2008
- Liveblogging the Roll Call Vote for the Nominees August 27, 2008
Michigan Coalition for Progress
We are an independent progressive voice for the people of Michigan dedicated to holding our elected political leaders accountable and moving Michigan forward. Join us today.
Progressives turn focus to November
Congratulations are in order for six progressive candidates who won their primary elections on August 5th: Sarah Roberts, Lesia Liss, Lisa Brown, Michael J Thorp, Kate Segal, and Garnet Lewis. Well done!
These candidates exemplify the kind of leaders we need in Lansing – leaders who will be accountable to Michiganders, not special interests. They’re candidates with strong progressive values who will work to move Michigan forward.
When you support the Coalition for Progress, you help support good candidates like these six, and make sure we have the kind of leaders we deserve in Lansing.
There’s still one more hurdle to cross before these candidates can go to work in Lansing: the general election on November 4th. We know that it’ll take all of us working together and voting to elect these candidates and other progressives across Michigan. Thank you for your support, and thanks for voting!
Where do I vote?
It's Election Day!
Not sure if you're registered? Don't know where your polling place is?
The Secretary of State has a web page where you can find out.
'The polls are open from 7am-8pm -- see you there!
