Incumbent Michigan Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is drawing support from Republicans in the state as Tudor Dixon’s campaign lags far behind in fundraising.

Former GOP officials and other prominent Republican figures in Texas, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Arizona are warning that their party’s candidates are a threat to democracy.

More than 730,000 Michigan residents signed a petition to put abortion rights on the ballot in November.

Former President Donald Trump has endorsed gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon’s pick, Shane Hernandez, over Ralph Rebandt, who was beaten by Dixon in the Michigan Republican primary.

Only older men and voters without a college degree preferred Republican nominee Tudor Dixon, according to the survey.

Michigan gubernatorial nominee Tudor Dixon focuses on favorite Republican themes such as ‘critical race theory,’ ‘school choice,’ and ‘parents’ rights’ in campaign appeals to the GOP base.

GOP nominees in key races across the country are facing new ads about their desire to ban abortion with no exceptions for rape, incest, or risk to pregnant people.

The GOP nominees for statewide office all oppose abortion rights and support the lie that the 2020 presidential election was stolen from Donald Trump.

While GOP candidates compete for Trump’s attention, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer enjoys a healthy lead.

Says the narrator of one ad, ‘An outsider and businessman like President Trump, Kevin Rinke will restore Michigan’s greatness.’

Michigan Democratic Attorney General Dana Nessel said that enshrining abortion rights in the state Constitution would mean ‘that no Michigan Supreme Court decision can later impact reproductive rights, no matter who sits on the court.’

The results of the midterm elections will determine where in the United States abortion is legal and how draconian abortion bans may be.

Michigan state Rep. Steve Carra, who is running for Congress with Donald Trump’s endorsement, also wants to make January 6 a statewide ‘Remembrance Day’.

Republican candidate and election denier Ryan D. Kelley was arrested by the FBI on Thursday in yet another twist in the Michigan GOP’s gubernatorial primary.

The survey found that most voters in Michigan and across the country support leaving Roe v. Wade in place.

The Michigan governor vetoed Republican plans for deep tax cuts and looked for alternatives to return money to the states’ residents.

Nine candidates are vying for the nomination that will pit them against incumbent Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer in November.

Over 1 million households in Michigan lack access to affordable broadband.

American Rescue Plan funds doubled the money available for home heating assistance across the country.

House Bill 5784 includes a prohibition against using state funds for ‘any elective abortion.’

Tudor Dixon, who is running to unseat Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, falsely claimed Planned Parenthood supports sex education in schools as a ‘business model’ to drive up demand for abortion.

Complaints have been filed against the campaigns of Republican candidates James Craig, Tudor Dixon, and Perry Johnson.

‘I will fight like hell to make sure abortion remains safe, legal, and accessible in our state,’ Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer tweeted late Monday.

Republican candidate Ryan Kelley said that if elected, he would charge Michigan school boards with felonies if they failed to remove ‘sexually explicit content.’

Garrett Soldano is one of a number of Republicans who have said the FBI created a fake kidnapping plot as part of a plan to keep Democrats in power.

‘If Roe is overturned, abortion could become illegal in Michigan in nearly any circumstance—including in cases of rape and incest,’ said Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said she would sign the bill, which allocates $1.7 billion toward clean water projects in the state.

At least five GOP candidates for Michigan governor have said they believe the 2020 presidential election was stolen from Donald Trump.

Garrett Soldano, a chiropractor and anti-lockdown activist, has also called for a lifetime jail sentence for Dr. Anthony Fauci.

‘I don’t know if I’m wrong. Please feel free to message me or comment and say, Garrett, you’re way off,’ GOP candidate Garrett Soldano said as he criticized Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer for getting rid of the tax on feminine hygiene products.