Kamala Harris and Donald Trump will both be scouring for votes in Michigan on Friday as they try to lock down support in this key political battleground.
Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance will return to Michigan next week for a town hall program in Metro Detroit hosted by NewsNation.
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson unveiled a new tool that will allow voters to see more information about absentee and early voting totals.
For more information on the 2024 election, readers can visit the Secretary of State Michigan Voter Information Center online at mvic.sos.state.mi.us. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5. Absentee ballot voting has begun.
Donald Trump is now tied with Kamala Harris in Michigan, a new Telegraph poll shows, amid concerns about the state of the US economy and border security.
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are appealing to middle-class workers in very different ways
Mary Waters, the at-large councilwoman for Detroit, warned that Harris was at risk of running an “elitist” campaign that overlooks Democrats who, though they are not currently part of Harris’s political network, can and want to be useful in electing her in November.
In December, Black men in Pontiac, Mich., told The Post they were unenthused about Biden. Now, some feel the same about Harris.
Pollster Nate Silver gives Harris a higher chance of securing Michigan and its 15 electoral votes. Per Silver's latest election forecast, the vice president has a 55.6 percent chance of taking the Great Lakes State, while Trump has a 44.4 percent chance.
Former President Donald Trump has made gains among union voters in Michigan, according to a new poll. Trump, the Republican nominee, is trailing Vice President Kamala Harris by 45 percent to 44 percent in the survey,
Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign, anticipating losses among some corners of the party’s coalition in Michigan, is zeroing in on a strategy that they think will help overcome those losses by locking in reliably Democratic voters and growing their numbers among others.