redistricting commission

The group responsible for drawing Michigan’s new legislative district lines is facing an ethics question after one of its members took a new job.

On today’s Stateside podcast, we look at a couple of postmortem election stories. We get into the spiciness of election results and challenges and we also look at how redistricting has affected election outcomes.

The commission has requested that its $1.5 million in leftover funds from the previous year be carried over to pay for their legal needs.

Today on Stateside, we heard about how congressional and legislative redistricting affected Black voters in metro-Detroit. Then a DNR official gave an update on this season's deer hunt. We heard about the growing use of electric bikes. Plus, a reporter unpacked the controversy over wind turbines in mid-Michigan.

Michigan's redistricting commission voted Thursday to request a review by the state auditor general.

Michigan’s redistricting commission will have a new executive director to guide it through addressing a projected million-dollar budget shortfall.

A member of Michigan’s redistricting commission is suing the group.

The Michigan Secretary of State wants the state Supreme Court to speed up the timeline for a new political map if the state's redistricting commission loses a lawsuit.

One lawsuit pending against the state's redistricting commission is in federal court. The other is a state case.

A group of Republicans challenge the balance of the state’s newly redrawn political maps. GM invests $7 billion into Michigan plants as the state looks to incentivize production. A brief history of the unpopular "pension tax" in Michigan. A Right to Life director weighs in on Michigan's abortion laws.