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Michigan Votes 2014
0000017b-35e5-df5e-a97b-35edaf330000Michigan Radio is covering the major candidates and issues for the upcoming election. Scroll below to find stories and resources that will help inform your vote.And NPR is having an election night party complete with the latest national results. Head on over the NPR Election Party now!

In one word, how are you feeling about next week's election?

Michigan Public | By Mark Brush
Published October 30, 2014 at 2:21 PM EDT
2012 election results as depticted by a cartogram - a map adjusted for population size.
Mark Newman
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Dept. of Physics and Center for the Study of Complex Systems, University of Michigan
2012 election results as depticted by a cartogram - a map adjusted for population size.

Next week, we'll chart another course for our democracy by heading to the voting booth.

By this time next week, we'll know which party will rule the day in Congress and in our state Legislature. We'll also know who Michigan's next governor will be.

So how are you feeling about this big day?

I'm sure we could all take a lot of time to articulate exactly how we're feeling about next Tuesday, but can we find one word that captures it?

That's the challenge we're putting to you here:

Of course, if you need more space, we invite you to take to the comments section below.
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Mark Brush
Mark Brush was the station's Digital Media Director. He succumbed to a year-long battle with glioblastoma, an aggressive brain cancer, in March 2018. He was 49 years old.
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