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ALT Voters stand in line while others fill out ballots in booths marked “VOTE” in front of an American flag. Text reads: New Poll: Federal Law Enforcement at Polls Concerning for More Than Half of Michiganders. With Michigan’s midterm election just days away, Michiganders deserve to feel assured that federal authorities will not sabotage the election process. Progress Michigan logo.

ALT Bar chart of Michigan voters’ concern about federal law enforcement stopping voters, stopping ballot counting, or seizing ballots or equipment. Overall: 38% very concerned, 18% somewhat, 42% not at all, 2% not sure. Democrats: 65% very concerned. Republicans: 8% very, 78% not at all. Independents: 34% very. African American voters: 75% very. Survey of 630 voters, Oct. 16-17, 2026, ±3.9% margin of error.

ALT Quote graphic. Justin Mendoza, executive director of Progress Michigan, says Michigan voters need to feel confident in their right to vote in free and fair elections and trust that no one will interfere with results. He says the Trump administration and election deniers keep touting conspiracy theories that have been repeatedly debunked, and Michigan has some of the most secure and accessible voting systems in the country.

ALT Data Center Position Tracker About the tracker While we wait (and wait, and wait) for action, we deserve to know where legislators stand on legislative solutions for rampant data center development in Michigan. So we’re asking every single Michigan state lawmaker to go on the record with their stances on three key issues: Whether they support a temporary statewide moratorium. Whether they would vote for strong regulations. Whether they would vote to repeal the data center tax incentives.

ALT SCARE FAIRE FAMILY FRIENDLY HALLOWEEN GATHERING! Sat. Oct. 24th 12-6pm Bloomer Park 345 John R Rd, Rochester Hills, M1

ALT THE SCARE FAIRE CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS & DONATIONS Calling all witches, werewolves, and ghouls! We need YOUR help to make sure this spooky, family-friendly event is a howling good time! We need VOLUNTEERS to assist with: Set-up, Tear-down, & misc tasks The Welcome Table Judges for Costume Contest Judges for Scary Story Contest Oversight on the Sensory Tent We're seeking donations/loans or help with finding: Items to give as prizes Halloween decorations! Items for a Sensory Tent (fidgets, lights, etc.) Whipped cream (for Pie-In-The-Face!) All monetary donations go to event costs unless otherwise stated! VENMO US! @brina_love OCT. 24TH 12-6PM @ BLOOMER PARK ROCHESTER HILLS Thank you for any assistance you can provide! Public Research Initiative & Collaborating Organizations Contact us at [email protected]

ALT Graphic headlined “New Poll: Michiganders Want Better Data Center Regulation.” It shows that 80% say it’s very or somewhat important for lawmakers to do more to regulate data center growth, and 76% are at least somewhat concerned AI could reduce good-paying jobs. Each stat has a bar chart of the full results. Poll by Progress Michigan with Public Policy Polling, 961 Michiganders, ±3.2% margin of error.)

ALT Graphic: Nov. 3 General Election important dates. Oct. 19: last day to register online or by mail; after that, register in person at your city or township clerk’s office. Oct. 20: last day we recommend mailing your ballot. Oct. 24 to Nov. 1: statewide early voting. Nov. 2, 4 p.m.: deadline to vote in person with an absentee ballot at your city or township clerk’s office. Nov. 3: Election Day, polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Military and overseas ballots must be postmarked by Nov. 3.

ALT Chris Andrus, owner of The Mitten Brewing Company, smiles outdoors while holding a campaign flyer. Its prominent text reads “Stop pay-to-play political corruption,” “Get monopoly utility money out of politics,” and “YES ON 2: Money Out of Politics.” He wears a baseball cap, orange plaid shirt, and jeans.

















