Election Coverage

Longtime Democratic Baraga County Commissioner Bill Menge held off a challenge from Republican Calvin Koski in the only contested Board race in Tuesday’s election. Menge outpolled Koski 477 to 305. It was Koski’s third run against Menge. In other contested races from Baraga County, Lowella Eskel defeated Amber Franti 133-113 …

Click below for full county results Baraga County Keweenaw County Houghton County Ontonagon County For a full list of election results in Michigan, visit http://miboecfr.nictusa.com/election/results/2016GEN_CENR.html PRESIDENT Hillary Clinton 218 Donald Trump 278   1st Congress District of Michigan Republican Bergman, Jack 201,154 55.32% Democratic Johnson, Lon 144,319 39.69% Libertarian Bostow, Diane …

People waiting to see President Barack Obama in Ann Arbor on Monday were greeted by protestors of the Dakota Access Pipeline. U of M law student John Petoskey wanted to make sure he got the message across that water is life. Petoskey is a member of the Grand Traverse Band …

A complaint was filed in federal court on Friday by the Michigan Democrats alleging the Michigan Republic Party will send people to the polls to threaten, intimidate, and prevent minority voters from casting their ballots. Steven Ostrow, Executive Director of the Michigan Republican Party says the suit is outrageous, frivolous, …

Tens of thousands of ballots have already been cast here in Michigan. How are the major party candidates doing? Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick takes a look.  

Campaign 2016 wraps up today when voters cast ballots for federal, state and local races and other tax issues. Michigan voters will cast ballots for president, all 14 congressional seats, all 110 Michigan representatives and two state Supreme Court justices. In addition, there are city, township and school board races that …

If you suffer from early voter’s remorse, you may be able to cast another ballot. While the process is little known and rarely used, some states do allow voters to change their early or absentee ballots with no questions asked.  Michigan is among them. The big question is how does …

It seems the election season gets started earlier every time around, and with this cycle, voters are eager for the electioneering to end. Laura Bonnell talked to some Michigan voters.

With Michigan possibly being the state that makes or breaks the presidential election, Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick says the governor remains on the sidelines.

It’s down to the wire for control of the state house. Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick has a close look at this electoral tug-of-war.