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Bridge’s Lunch Break and Elections FAQ reader event featured Bridge Michigan reporters breaking down the results of Nov. 5 general election and answering reader questions about what comes next.
Trump and Harris are divided on the political culture war surrounding schools and managing the costs of higher education. Here are the facts and where the candidates stand.
In the latest elections show, reporters break down why Michigan has bloated voter rolls. They also talk about early voting, voting rules and where candidates stand on abortion.
Bridge Michigan reporters discuss Donald Trump and Kamala Harris’ efforts in Detroit, what to know about tightening polls, lingering questions in the U.S. Senate race and more.
Immigration has become a key issue in the presidential race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. Here are the facts, and where the candidates stand.
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mike Rogers is facing new residence questions after registering to vote at a house he hasn’t moved into yet. He says a sewer connection delay is to blame.
Harris wants middle class tax breaks but would raise taxes on big businesses. Trump wants to lower corporate taxes further, promising sweeping tax cuts and high tariffs on foreign goods to promote domestic industries. Here are the facts, and where the candidates stand.
Bridge Michigan reporters break down the vice presidential debate, which was surprisingly civil but included some notable dodges, and highlight non-presidential races to watch in the final month before the election.
Harris has called climate change an;“existential threat' to America. Trump claims it’s not an immediate problem. Here are the facts and where the candidates stand.
Michigan’s presidential election is technically 43 days away. But voting begins later this week as absentee ballots go out. Bridge reporters break down your voting options — and the latest presidential campaign news.
