Secretary Benson Warns Michiganders About Fed Threat to Women’s Voting Rights

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson warns that the SAVE Act could hinder voting rights by imposing strict identification requirements, disproportionately affecting vulnerable groups. She urges residents to defend their voting access amid concerns about election security versus voter suppression.

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Michigan Republican Stall Tactic Ends: Court Ruling Orders Labor Bills to Gretchen Whitmer to Sign

Michigan’s labor groups celebrate a court ruling requiring the Republican-led House to deliver nine stalled pro-worker bills to Governor Whitmer, aiming to enhance protections for nearly one million workers, including healthcare and pension reforms. The labor movement vows to continue fighting for workers’ rights.

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Michigan Labor Lawsuit: Speaker Matt Hall Faces Court Battle Over Blocked Bills

Michigan labor unions have filed a lawsuit against Speaker Matt Hall for allegedly violating the constitution by withholding pro-worker bills from Governor Whitmer. These stalled bills affect workers’ rights and benefits, prompting concerns over legislative obstruction and constitutional adherence.

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Michigan Attorney General Joins Fight to Uphold Concealed Carry Restrictions for Young Adults

Michigan AG Dana Nessel has joined a coalition of 19 attorneys general defending Pennsylvania’s law restricting concealed carry for those under 21. The legal battle could affect similar gun laws nationwide, as states seek to maintain authority over firearm regulations for public safety.

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