Michigan Gov, Abdul El-Sayed and Gretchen Whitmer
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Democratic names. President Trump arrived in Michigan to mark his 100th day in office and to announce new jet fighters for a National Guard base near Detroit. As President Biden continues to grapple with the fallout from his bad debate against Donald Trump,
One of the toughest races in the nation is taking place in Michigan, as voters in the battleground state weigh whether to buck political trends and keep a Democrat in the governor’s mansion this November.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's endorsement of Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson to replace her comes after mixed results for the governor's primary picks.
The pledge asks companies to ensure data centers "help maintain electric grid reliability for Michigan families and small businesses."
With the Michigan primary in the books, the question now is what the results mean now and what they will mean in November and beyond.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer called on Democrats to work past lingering bitterness from primary campaigns that often pitted progressives against centrists.
So, let’s talk about what happened to Gretchen Whitmer. In April 2025, Americans watched Whitmer stand alongside President Donald Trump in the Oval Office. When reporters unexpectedly entered the room, she covered her face with a folder.
Where is the endorsement now for Dr. Abdul El-Sayed from Gov. Gretchen Whitmer? Or from former senators Debbie Stabenow and departing U.S. Sen. Gary Peters? Or Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer?