The proposal failed with 75% of voters rejecting the ballot measure, according to unofficial results from the New York Times.

Michigan Democrats won the governor’s race, control of the state House of Representatives, and an expanded majority in the state Senate during this week’s election.

Before “Pose,” before the Golden Globe, Michaela Jaé Rodriguez learned about HIV at home. Her uncle Alen Davis, a bisexual veteran and one of her favorite relatives, lived with her family. He was also living with HIV. He got care through the VA. Rodriguez still wonders about everyone who didn’t. “Would he get it now? I don’t know.” Davis has since died, though not of AIDS, she’s qu

Unofficial results from the New York Times show Proposal 2 received support from 81% of Michigan voters.

Few details were offered as the governor-elect begins putting together a transition team and plan for her first 100 days in office.

Michigan's first Muslim senator-elect, Abdul El-Sayed, discusses his historic victory, an unlikely agreement with Trump on Israel military aid and the political divisions that remain.

Note: Read our election results coverage here.I’m writing this the day before Election Day so I have no idea who the winners are yet, but I do know some of the losers. One of those losers is Haley Stevens. To endorse the Republican candidate for Senate over the Democratic nominee at the last minute is quite a choice. Especially when that Republican candidate literally stands against everything you claimed to support: LGBT

Michigan Democrats reclaimed full control of state government Nov. 3, winning the governor's office, keeping the state Senate and flipping the state House. The party lost that trifecta when Republicans took the House in 2024. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed won the open U.S. Senate seat and will be the chamber's first Muslim member. State Sen. Jeremy Moss became the first out LGBTQ+ person Michigan has ever elected to Congress

The town was already called 'Winn' when Mr. Dush arrived. His ego got the town re-named after him but once he was gone, the name switched back... Continue reading…

El-Sayed's campaign tested how an antiestablishment candidate on the left would fare in a perennial Midwest battleground. With the win, he'll become the first Muslim American to serve in the Senate.