MEA Misleads on Oklahoma Right-to-Work Numbers
In the past decade, Oklahoma jobs are up 3.8 percent while Michigan is down 13.8 percent
Unions On The Offensive Against Possible Right-To-Work Bill in Michigan
Training sessions teach union members what to say when pressuring lawmakers
Michigan Could Become 24th Right-to-Work State
‘Won’t affect collective bargaining; only takes away unions’ ability to fire those who don’t financially support them,’ says labor policy expert
Education Choice For Students, Parents Won't Destroy Communities, Schools
'The only ways this argument works is if you assume parents would flee conventional school districts in hordes if given the chance'
Media Plays Into 'Unfounded Hysteria' Over School Reforms
Proposal would allow more school choice for parents and students
Rigged Pension Study Produces Expected Conclusions
Legislators should close underfunded defined-benefit system
Extra Early Voting Opportunity in Heavily Democratic Area Raises Eyebrows
'One clerk decided the voters of one city would get a voting opportunity those in the rest of the state didn't get'
A123 Logs Its Own List of Failures
Like Solyndra, hundreds of millions in government subsidies didn't stop company from going bankrupt
Vague University Policies Punish Students For Jokes, 'Obnoxious' Comments, 'Insulting' Phone Calls or Texts
13 of Michigan's public colleges and universities severely or excessively limit freedom of speech, according to legal foundation
The V-Word
Public school establishment making false voucher claims in school funding debate
No State Obamacare Exchange Still Best Choice
Governor's "partnership exchange" could be a blessing in disguise
Shhh, U.S. Leads World In Carbon Emissions Reductions
Technology, market forces credited for reductions
Court Rules in Favor of Land Bank
Some properties blocked from competitive tax auction will go to nonprofits
State Board of Education President Makes False Voucher Claims
John Austin is also a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, which says vouchers have 'statistically positive impacts' for college attendance
Hefty School Employee Pensions Burden State Taxpayers
At 57, retiree would get $94K a year increasing to $204K a year over time
Fiscal Cliff Could Hit Michigan Hard
Residents could pay equivalent of double state income tax
Police Called to Monitor Dam Removal Meeting
Angry residents flood meeting to complain about Traverse City area dam removals
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November 30, 2012, MichiganVotes.org Weekly Roll Call
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