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Flint Voters Elect New Mayor, Seven New City Councilors, One New School Board Member

Note: All election results are unofficial until they are certified. Published in partnership with Flint. Daily. Election results in Flint and Genesee County are still unofficial and total vote margins are being tabulated, but clear winners have already emerged in key races in the city, including current Sixth Ward Councilwoman Tonya Burns unseating incumbent Mayor Sheldon Neeley, who was seeking a third term in office.

Flint, MI · 2d
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Lansing State Journal

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Clinton County election results: Bath Township millage proposal fails

Three months after voters rejected a millage proposal, Bath Township residents pushed back on a smaller tax hike, according to unofficial election results. Voters in August rejected a proposal by more than 600 votes to raise the township’s operating millage by 1.46 mills, which would have restored millage lost due to the Headlee Amendment, which limits property tax growth, and allowed the township to levy a full 5 mills for general operations. The proposal would have raised $893,000 annually. Township officials went back to voters with a smaller 1 mill proposal, which would have allowed the township to levy about 4.548 mills for operations, and raise an additional $609,500 per year. Voters rejected that idea too, with 3,616 no votes and 2,384 yes votes. The township, which has a population of about 13,500, has an annual budget of about $4.5 million, Township Supervisor Ryan Fewins-Bliss said. Last month Fewins-Bliss said the township has never asked for a millage to restore funds lost to Headlee. He said August's millage failure made it clear voters thought that proposal was too much. "We heard from the residents that was maybe too much of an ask," Fewins-Bliss said in October. The millage proposal would

Clinton County, MI · 3d

WLNS

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US 127 rebuild nears the finish line after months of detours

The multimillion-dollar U.S. 127 reconstruction project between Lake Lansing Road and Interstate 69 is scheduled to reach completion by early December.

Lansing, MI · 14h

WLNS

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Bath Township millage failure could see cuts to every department

Sixty percent of Bath Charter Township voters turned down a proposal to increase the township's operating millage by 1 mill Tuesday.

Bath Twp, MI · 13h

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Michigan County’s Broadband Plan Could Saddle Taxpayers With Millions in Debt

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4, 2026 — A proposed fiber broadband network in Michigan could leave Genesee County taxpayers responsible for millions of dollars if the project fails to attract enough customers to cover its construction costs, according to a recent report. Genesee County is working with Pivot-Tech Development to build...

Genesee County, MI · 2d

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‘And THAT’S Being Pro Life’: Michigan Residents Praise $500 Monthly Cash Program as Flint Newborn Death Rate Falls 50%

Some encouraging news has emerged from Flint, Michigan, where a program offering financial support to new and expectant parents has been linked to a remarkable drop in newborn deaths. Following the introduction of Rx Kids, which provides families with $1,500 during pregnancy and $500 a month throughout their baby’s first year, researchers found that the city’s newborn death rate had fallen by 50%. The findings have sparked a wave of positive reactions from Michigan residents, with many praising the initiative and the difference it could make for struggling families.

Flint, MI · 1d

Crafting Your Home

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12 Small Towns Known for Their Christmas Lights and Holiday Spirit

From Bavarian-style Leavenworth to Dickensian Skaneateles, twelve small American towns known for their Christmas lights and holiday traditions.

Frankenmuth, MI · 18h

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SNAP Work Rules Snap Back for 8 Michigan Counties, Bay City

Federal work requirements for food assistance kicked back in this week for certain Michigan residents in eight counties and one city, meaning thousands of able-bodied adults now have to log work or training hours to keep receiving help buying groceries. The change took effect Nov. 1 in Alger, Arenac, Iosco, Iron, Luce, Montmorency, Oceana and Roscommon counties, plus Bay City.

Bay City, MI · 3d

mitechnews.com

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Michigan Jobs Under Pressure as Unemployment Outpaces Nation

Michigan’s job market is showing signs of strain even as layoffs nationally remain unusually low. Automotive suppliers are closing facilities, General Motors is preparing temporary production layoffs, and a major healthcare employer is outsourcing hundreds of positions. What do these developments mean for Michigan workers, their paychecks and the state’s economy?

Michigan · 1d

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Mid-Michigan powerline project narrows route options, begins state application process

A proposed 55-mile power line stretching across three Mid-Michigan counties is moving closer to state review, with residents getting another opportunity to weigh in on where the transmission line could be built. ITC Michigan filed a construction plan Wednesday, Nov. 4, with the Michigan Public Service Commission for its Oneida-Sabine...

Livingston County, MI · 23h

Lansing State Journal

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A Walk in the Park: Delta Twp. celebrates new bridge, park connector path

A Walk in the Park is an ongoing series from State Journal photographer Nick King, who intends to explore Lansing area parks one hour at a time. If you have a suggestion of a park he should visit, email him at nking@lsj.com. Township officials and community members cut ribbons on Oct. 30 marking the opening of the Webster Road bridge and connector pathway, which links Delta Mills and Hawk Meadow parks. Nate Simon, a resident who lives near Delta Mills Park and attended the event with his 8-year-old son Lincoln, sees the improvements as a positive improvement. "I'm a fan. It's safer for kids crossing over to the park," said Simon, who said he appreciated the cement border along the bridge sidewalk that adds protection for pedestrians. "It's nice connecting all the trails. We have dogs and we go for a walk just about every day." Delta Township Trustee Andrea Cascarilla spoke during the event. "It represents something much bigger. The dedication to a connected recreation system brings our community together," said Cascarilla, before cutting the ribbon marking the opening to the connector pathway. Guests walked, biked and ran along the .83-mile long connector pathway, stopping to enjoy cider and

Lansing, MI · 1d

100.7 WITL

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Lansing's Getting a 60-Foot Christmas Delivery This Weekend

Michigan's official Christmas tree arrives in Lansing Saturday! It's 60 feet tall and comes all the way from Iron Mountain. Are you planning to see it lit up at Silver Bells in the City?

Lansing, MI · 3d

Jackson Citizen Patriot

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Democrat incumbent is projected to win District 48 Michigan House race

Incumbent Democrat Rep. Jennifer Conlin is projected to retain the District 48 Michigan House seat representing parts of Jackson, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. The Associated Press called the race at 2:38 a.m. with 95% of votes counted. Conlin earned 28,150, or 54% of votes, and her Republican opponent Brian Ignatowski...

Washtenaw County, MI · 3d

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Historic Election Brings Democratic Trifecta and Diverse Leadership

Welcome to the It’s Just Politics newsletter. Subscribe here for weekly political updates, and don’t forget to listen to the It’s Just Politics podcast. Election night in Saginaw County was a pivotal moment, as it mirrored national trends by shifting blue. This was consistent with past presidential election patterns, and the results underscored a nationwide Democratic surge.

Michigan · 19h

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Young Genesee County voters have their voice heard in midterm election

FLINT, Mich.— Multiple young people at the University of Michigan Flint casted a vote in this year’s midterm election and stress the importance of other young people doing their civic duty. Mid-Michigan NOW spoke with two pre-med students at U of M Flint being Saffron Brotzke and J'lynn...

Flint, MI · 2d

WILX-TV

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Holt High School students hold mock gubernatorial debate

Students at Holt High School are getting hands-on experience with the political process through a mock gubernatorial debate and school-wide election.

Holt, MI · 1d

Livingston Daily | Daily Press & Argus

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Brighton Schools celebrates successful $90.275 million bond proposal

According to unofficial election results, Brighton Area Schools successfully passed a $90.275 million bond proposal Nov. 3. The proposal, which earned 55.07% support, addresses safety, facility and learning-space needs without increasing the current tax rate. The bond will cover districtwide safety system and traffic improvements, secure school entrances, classroom renovations, updated science and music learning spaces, elementary gymnasiums, and repairs to aging roofs and cooling equipment. It also includes improvements to the Brighton Center for the Performing Arts. The debt millage will remain at 2.73 mills. According to district officials, the tax rate is the lowest in Livingston County and the lowest in Brighton since 1987. "We recognize the decision to invest in our schools is an important one, and we are grateful to everyone who took the time to learn about the proposal, ask questions, share feedback and participate in the election," Superintendent Matt Outlaw wrote in a statement to The Daily. "We also recognize that members of our community have held differing views on the proposal, and we respect the perspectives of all our residents. More: What's included in modified bond from Brighton Area Schools? "This bond represents an important investment in the future of Brighton Area Schools.

Brighton, MI · 2d

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Lansing event recognizes local veterans ahead of Veterans Day

LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Local veterans gathered at the Gier Community Center in Lansing for an early Veterans Day celebration hosted by the Ingham and Clinton county departments of veterans affairs. The 10th annual event included guest speakers, awards and recognition for local veterans. Attendees also had food, music...

Lansing, MI · 14h

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Wortz and Lindsey named to leadership positions for the minority Republicans in Lansing

LANSING, MI (WTVB) – After a tough election day Tuesday for Republicans across Michigan, Branch County’s two elected officials in Lansing have been elected to leadership positions for 2027. State Representative Jennifer Wortz of Quincy was selected Deputy Republican Whip in the House, while Senator Jonathan Lindsey of...

Lansing, MI · 1d

Livingston Daily | Daily Press & Argus

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Basley, Smith ousted from Cromaine Library Board

Seven candidates competed for four seats on the Cromaine District Library Board on Nov. 3. The election was shaped by ongoing disputes over book challenges and the future direction of the organization. According to unofficial results, of those candidates, the winners were Ethan Hawker (16.17%), Nancy Rosso (16.08%), David MacGregor (14.31%) and Jeannine Gogoleski (13.92%). Three of those candidates — Hawker, Rosso and MacGregor — were backed by Cromaine for Everyone, a nonprofit organization that opposes censorship in libraries. The race came after a year of conflict over more than 200 books challenged at the library by a group of 12 individuals, who alleged the materials involved the “sexualization/exploitation of children.” In October 2025, trustees agreed to read all of the challenged books before making any decisions about where they should be shelved. However, officials abandoned that effort in May 2026 after reading 58. The rest of the books were moved to the adult section, unread. More: These candidates are hoping for a seat on the Cromaine Library Board The remaining candidates were incumbents Becky Basley and Dawn Smith and newcomer Griffin Wright, the latter of which was also backed by Cromaine for Everyone. — Contact reporter Tess Ware at

Livingston County, MI · 2d