The matter stems from the 2022 elections in which the Board of Election Commissioners in Flint, Michigan, did not hire enough Republican poll workers.

One Michigan Democratic candidate is far behind in terms in fundraising and there's confusion about Mike Rogers' numbers on Republican side.

Michigan's most targeted incumbents in the U.S. House posted some of the delegation's largest fundraising hauls for the second quarter.

An Ingham County judge is determining if government prosecutors have established enough proof to send the case to trial.

The Michigan Department of State released a report last week celebrating the state’s increased voter turnout and attributing it to new statewide policies.

A former Republican lawmaker, gubernatorial candidate and election conspiracy theorist on Tuesday asked a Michigan House of Representatives committee to request federal investigations against three of Michigan’s top ranking Democrats,

The Michigan Supreme Court has reversed the Court of Appeals judgement that the Michigan Republican Party does not have a standing in its suit against Flint election officials.

Kurt Olsen, a Washington, D.C., attorney, appeared Friday in a Hillsdale County courtroom on behalf of Oakland County lawyer Stefanie Lambert.

MIGOP and RNC can pursue claims against Flint's election board for alleged election law violations, per the Michigan Supreme Court.

The Michigan Republican Party and the Republican National Committee had standing to sue Flint officials for failing to appoint enough GOP inspectors during the 2022 election, the Michigan Supreme Court ruled on Monday.

Kawkawlin Township is considering a special assessment after its 2024 millage renewal was disqualified by the state due to improper ballot language.