Bridge Politics FAQ

Bridge Michigan answers reader questions in our weekly elections FAQ show. In the latest episode, political reporters discuss the failed attempt to assassinate Donald Trump, Joe Biden’s rally in Detroit and more.

Bridge is answering reader questions throughout the campaign season.

A reader asks if adults in Michigan who acquire a driver's license are automatically registered to vote. Bridge answers as part of our elections FAQ series.

Bridge Michigan answers reader questions in our weekly elections FAQ show. In the latest episode, political reporters break down the Democratic pressure campaign for President Joe Biden to end his reelection bid.

Watch Bridge Michigan’s latest installment of Elections FAQ, a new weekly video feature in which reporters answer reader questions.

As part of our Elections FAQ series, Bridge answers reader questions about voter registration data, including planned cancellations and a lawsuit by the Republican National Committee.

A reader asks if undocumented immigrants can vote in Michigan elections. Bridge answers as part of our Elections FAQ series.

Watch our latest Elections FAQ show to see Bridge reporters answer reader and viewer questions about potential Trump running mates, how fast we’ll know results this year, how ballot tabulators are tested and more.

Watch our latest Elections FAQ show to see Bridge reporters answer reader and viewer questions about registered voters, immigration facts, campaign spending and more.

State and local election officials disqualified 27 candidates from the 2024 ballot this year. Is this our new normal?

Watch Bridge Michigan’s latest installment of Elections FAQ, a new weekly video feature in which reporters answer reader questions.

A reader asks if the public can access election administration guidelines for local election clerks. Bridge tells you how.

A Bridge Michigan reader asks about the accuracy of Michigan polls.

Readers ask, Bridge answers: Here are the rules for Michigan absentee ballot dropboxes.

Two candidates running in Democratic state House primaries this cycle have histories of donating to conservative candidates and causes.

Bridge Michigan answers reader questions about 2024 elections. This week: Top races, scratching a Senate debate, researching donors and more.

Organizers failed to collect enough signatures for a ballot initiative that would have shortened the prison sentences for some Michigan inmates.

Readers ask, Bridge answers: Here’s where to find fundraising and personal financial information for state and federal candidates.

There are resources to look up what will be on your local ballot in the August and November elections.

Bridge explains how Michigan Lottery proceeds contribute to the Michigan school aid fund.