Voting for progress:

What’s at Stake

Michiganders have a chance this year to make our government work for the people instead of wealthy corporations and lobbyists.

In November, we’ll be electing a new governor, attorney general, secretary of state, state senate, state house, and state university boards just to name a few. And let’s not forget the nonpartisan Michigan Supreme Court race.

We have an opportunity in November to push our state in the right direction. And it’s important we all use the power of our vote to make this happen.

Michigan has been seeing the impacts of our healthcare getting cut, rising energy and food costs, as well as our rights under threat from the federal government. From ICE’s violence in our streets to abortion access taken away from us, we need to elect leaders who will stand up against these impacts on our day-to-day lives and improve our wellbeing.

The stakes are high this year. Democrats in Lansing are working to protect cash assistance programs for young families, funding for K-12 and higher education, along with healthcare and nutrition programs for people in need.

Meanwhile, Republicans are working to undo the progress our state has made to lower costs and increase opportunities for good-paying jobs. We can’t let this happen. 

Make Your Plan to Vote

On or before November 3, make sure you turn out to vote blue—and that you remember to vote in the Supreme Court elections on the nonpartisan section of your ballot.