Jocelyn Benson has called John James an “election denier,” while the Republican has accused her of misrunning the state’s elections.

Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, left, and Republican Mike Rogers are sparring in Michigan’s closely watched US Senate race. (AP photo) Attacks have been flying fast and loose between Michigan Republican Mike ...

Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed are competing in Michigan’s closely watched US Senate race. (AP photos) The nation will be watching next week as Michigan voters decide whether to ...

With Election Day just around the corner, our state has been embroiled in a long list of political debates. But one poll revealed something exciting about Michiganders: We agree on the value of ...

Michigan voters will head to the polls on Nov. 3, 2026, to decide the state's next governor, US senator and more. (Kathy Kieliszewski/Bridge Michigan) On Nov. 3, Michigan voters will choose their next ...

US Sen. Bernie Sanders spoke Monday at the APlex in Alpena. Democrats are attempting to narrow margins in traditional Republican areas in northern Michigan. (Screenshot) ALPENA — Marion Hautea has ...

US Rep. Haley Stevens endorsed Republican US Senate candidate Mike Rogers on Sunday amid tensions with Democratic primary rival Abdul El-Sayed.

In a ‘tele-rally’ phone call, President Donald Trump called Michigan’s US Senate race the ‘most important’ in state history.

The rules are finally getting clearer about who will have to work — and who won’t — to keep their Medicaid coverage under the Republican-backed ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill’ passed last year. A new ...

With all eyes on Michigan, Bridge’s Capitol team discusses Tuesday’s midterm which will also decide control of the Legislature, ballot proposals, the state’s high court and more.

GOP US Senate candidate Mike Rogers says he’ll make sure prescription drugs aren’t more expensive in Michigan than in Canada. Democrats say he repeatedly voted against Canadian imports. Here are the ...

On this spooky weekend, can you answer 10 ghoulish questions about the week in Michigan politics, sports and civic life?