Michigan governor

Tensions among Michigan Republicans are starting to show after the party's losses on Election Day.

Republican challenger Tudor Dixon wants more debates starting in September. Democratic incumbent Governor Gretchen Whitmer is eying October.

The request asked for Kelley to be barred under the “insurrection clause” of the U.S. Constitution

Next month, Republican primary voters will choose a nominee to face off against Democratic incumbent Gretchen Whitmer in November.

In a Republican candidate debate, gubernatorial hopeful Ryan Kelley spoke out against criminal charges filed against him and a lawsuit filed this week that claims he’s not eligible to serve as governor.

The former chief had previously exhausted his legal options to get on the ballot

Several Republican candidates who were disqualified from Michigan's gubernatorial primary ballot earlier this month are making efforts to revert those decisions.

The Board of State Canvassers deadlocked on each candidate. That means the candidates will have to go to court if they want to get on the ballot.

The bureau’s review found 68 thousand signatures — all or most collected by paid circulators — that were likely forged, duplicates, or otherwise invalid.

Michigan Bureau of Elections staff are recommending that five of the Republican candidates for governor be kept off of the fall primary ballot.