Michigan Constitution

A debate continues in Lansing over whether Gov. Gretchen Whitmer should opt the state into a federal education tax credit program. As Russ McNamara reports, business groups want it, but teachers' unions do not.

Every 16 years, Michigan voters get a shot at redrawing Michigan’s constitution. As Russ McNamara reports, it’s been 65 years since voters last said "yes."

A proposal to get a state constitutional amendment on the November ballot has been blocked by both the U.S. and Michigan Supreme Courts. Colin Jackson has more.

On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court ordered Michigan elections officials to respond to a lawsuit over a proposed constitutional amendment. Colin Jackson has more.

The campaign behind a proposed state constitutional amendment is suing over a Michigan elections board decision to keep it off the ballot. Colin Jackson has more.

A proposed state constitutional amendment to tighten Michigan’s voter ID laws barely missed a chance to make it before voters at a state elections board meeting Monday. Colin Jackson explains why.

A campaign to tighten Michigan’s voter ID and registration policies has hit a roadblock on its path to the November ballot. Colin Jackson has more.

Some Michigan Republicans are raising alarms after an online video that purports to confirm a non-citizen’s presence on the state's voter roll. Colin Jackson has more.

Legislative Democrats have reintroduced nine bills that were stuck in limbo during the last session for 18 months during a lengthy court battle. We have more from Rick Pluta.

A new report is questioning whether the state's newly approved budget is actually balanced, as required by the state constitution. Colin Jackson has more.