Debra Coleman and Arthur Woodson will face each other in the November 3 election to determine the next First Ward Councilperson in Flint. Continue reading Meet the Candidates: First Ward Flint City Council
Voters in Flint’s ninth ward only have one candidate running for the open City Council seat representing them. Continue reading Meet the Candidate: Ninth Ward Flint City Council
Eight candidates are vying for three spots on the Flint Community Schools Board of Education. Three responded to a questionnaire to share more about themselves with voters. Continue reading Meet the Candidates: Flint Community Schools Board of Education
Four candidates are on the ballot for three open seats on the Beecher School Board — one partial 2-year term and two full 4-year terms. Continue reading Meet the Candidates: Beecher Board of Education
Eight candidates are vying for three positions on the Mott Community College Board of Trustees. Five responded to our candidate questionnaire. Continue reading Meet the Candidates: Mott Community College Board of Trustees
Voters in Flint will be asked to renew a longtime millage that supports parks upkeep and maintenance on November 3. Continue reading Millage Renewal a Critical Part of Maintaining Flint’s 70+ Parks
Bridge Michigan provides a report on Proposal 1, a statewide ballot proposal that could trigger a state Constitutional Convention. Continue reading Proposal 1: Rewrite Michigan’s Constitution? Here’s How it Would Work
Dianne Cotter began serving as the Mott Board of Trustees’ parliamentarian in 2024 and was relieved of those duties September 22. Continue reading Mott Community College Board of Trustees Fires Parliamentarian After Conflict With Board Vice Chair
The Genesee County Healthcare Services Millage Renewal is a continuation of funding voters first approved in 2006. Continue reading Genesee County Voters Will Be Asked to Renew Health Services Millage That Supports Uninsured and Underinsured Residents
One of two statewide proposals on the November ballot is focused on restricting political contributions from utility companies. Continue reading Proposal to Limit Political Influence of Utility Companies is in Front of Voters for Consideration in November
