WSW: Fred Upton Seeks His 15th Term in House
Fred Upton has been representing part of Southwest Michigan for nearly 28 years. He hopes voters will give him at least two more in November. » E-Mail This
View ArticleWSW: Wolf Hunting on November Ballot
After a wide range of ballot issues in 2012, voters in Michigan will decide two questions this year, both of them dealing with wolf hunting. » E-Mail This
View ArticleWSW: Libertarian Erwin Haas Seeks Congressional Seat
Erwin Haas says being a Libertarian allows him to "say the truth, and sort of save my soul." » E-Mail This
View ArticleWSW: Proposal Would Change Elections in Kalamazoo
Voters in Kalamazoo will decide whether to change the way the city's mayor and city council are elected on November fourth. » E-Mail This
View ArticleRepublican Aaron Miller Runs for State House in Saint Joseph, Cass Counties
Republican Aaron Miller says he wants to bring "common sense" solutions to the Michigan Legislature. » E-Mail This
View ArticleDemocrat Jim Walters Running for State Senate in Van Buren, Allegan and Kent...
Jim Walters says as an engineer he 's good at identifying problems and finding the solutions. » E-Mail This
View ArticleState Senator Tonya Schuitmaker Seeks Re-Election in New District
State Senator Tonya Schuitmaker says Michigan's economy and business climate has improved, and she wants to do more. » E-Mail This
View ArticleLibertarian Candidate Runs for Allegan County State House Seat
Arnie Davidsons says he's running to give people a choice in the November election. » E-Mail This
View ArticleKalamazoo Senate Race a Three-Way Contest
On November 4, voters in the State Senate district that covers Kalamazoo County face something very unusual: there are more than two names on the ballot...» E-Mail This
View ArticleDemocrat Bette Pierman Seeks State Senate Seat in Saint Joseph, Cass, Berrien...
Retired teacher and technical writer Bette Pierman says she doesn't think that her Republican opponent has represented the majority over voters. » E-Mail This
View ArticleThird Congressional District Candidates Offer Stark Contrast
Voters in Michigan’s Third Congressional District will decide next week if they want to give their current representative, Republican Justin Amash, two...» E-Mail This
View ArticleWSW: Super Pac Influence Grows in Campaigns
Campaigns and interest groups are pouring more money into making their final arguments before the November fourth election. » E-Mail This
View ArticleDemocrat Mike Moroz Seeks State House Seat in Saint Joseph, Cass Counties
Mike Moroz ran for state House two years ago, but this time it's an open seat since Representative Matt Lori cannot run again because of term limits. » E-Mail This
View ArticleIn 6th Congressional District, Newcomer Looks for Upset
For the last 28 years Republican Fred Upton has represented Southwest Michigan in the U.S. House. But Democrat Paul Clements says he thinks voters are...» E-Mail This
View ArticleState Senator John Proos Seeks Another Four Years
State Senator John Proos says the state Legislature needs to create an environment that gives businesses the best chance to succeed. » E-Mail This
View Article2014 Election Looks Similar to 2010
Western Michigan University Political Science Professor Peter Wielhouwer says mid-term elections tend to be tough for the party that holds the White...» E-Mail This
View ArticleKalamazoo County Has One of Few Close Races for State Senate
Western Michigan University Political Science Professor John Clark says there are many reasons why the 20th state Senate District race was decided by...» E-Mail This
View ArticleWSW: Election 2014 Recap
Election Day turned out to be a very good one for Republicans. Two Western Michigan University Political Science Professors say the pattern has been...» E-Mail This
View ArticleWSW: "Dark" Money Dominates 2014 Campaign
Michigan Campaign Finance Network Director Rich Robinson says independent groups dominated the spending in statewide campaigns this year. » E-Mail This
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