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Liz Gullett

Jul 23, 2018

In her latest blog post, MLC lobbyist Cami Pendell explains the guidelines that Super PACs must follow.

Michigan’s seasonally adjusted June unemployment rate declined from the prior month.

The first batch of grant recipients of the Native American Heritage Fund were announced.

In Detroit, Governor Rick Snyder attended the groundbreaking for the new international bridge, providing another connection between Michigan and Canada.

The 40^th House District in Oakland County is one of the more competitive seats, on both sides of the primary and in the general election this November.

In Oakland County, the Republican primary race for the 44^th House District has five candidates all hoping to represent the district.

In Genesee County, given the near 50/50 base split, the race for the 48^th House District in both the primary and general elections will be ones to watch.

In the 49^th House District in Genesee County, six candidates are running in the Democratic primary, including the son of a former Lt. Governor and current State Representative.

In the 51^st House District there are four Republican candidates in the primary race to succeed Representative Joe Graves.

In the 55^th House District, Senator Rebekah Warren is running for a third term in the House, but first she’ll have to win the Democratic primary race.

In our weekly “Five Things We’re Reading” feature we had articles on six crazy facts about the Great Lakes, is technology addiction also a growing problem for parents, and more.

A look at events during the week of July 21 – 27, 2018.

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