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Winning in November Republican candidate Tudor Dixon trails Whitmer 40% to 51% Tudor Dixon, who will be the GOP nominee for governor, faces a fundraising deficit against Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer Republican
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Special Election Edition What does Washtenaw’s primary reveal? The primaries offer a glimpse into what our fellow citizens are thinking and feeling about our county, state, and nation. During yesterday’s primary here
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We can’t leave the judges to chance! The Constitution…is a mere thing of wax in the hands of the judiciary, which they may twist and shape into any form they please. —Alexander
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Support the WCDP Voter Guide In 2020 the WCDP printed over 60,000 Voter Guides, which were walked to doors, mailed to voters, and shared at events. Print is only half the story though, and
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Your Vote Matters Winning big in November starts with choosing great Dems in the August 2 primary – less than 3 weeks away! Here’s what you need to know: Now: In-person absentee voting at your city
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Supreme Court Rulings: A call to action It’s been a challenging few weeks. It’s been a challenging, exhausting few YEARS. Discouraging. Enraging. All of the above. As parades are planned, as flags
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Shenker-Osorio outlines effective Dem messaging“If you only remember one thing: say what you are for,” Anat Shenker-Osorio said at the start of last week’s webinar, Words to Win Our Future, co-facilitated by WCDP.
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Special Edition June 24, 2022 Tonight (6/24) 7-8 pm, Vigil at the UM Diag What does today’s decision mean? Where can we go from here? How can we help? Vigil organized by
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If Republicans send an “army” to disrupt election, “it will be dealt with” – Washtenaw County Clerk Larry Kestenbaum A June 1 Politico article detailed video recordings of Republican Party operatives and grassroots activists
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Juneteenth – marking the day in 1865 that news of the Emancipation Proclamation finally reached enslaved people in Texas – is the oldest known celebration commemorating the end of slavery in the U.S.
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