Michigan Capitol Confidential

School Board Member (and Teacher) Votes Down Teacher Union Contract

June 15, 2011

Veteran Lansing Reporter Jack Spencer Joins Michigan Capitol Confidential

‘Highly regarded’ MIRS reporter and analyst will cover Capitol beat

June 14, 2011

Commentary: Republican Legislators Try to Resurrect Film Subsidies

June 14, 2011

Commentary: State Pours Interference on Liquor Business

June 14, 2011

Do 'Stealthy' Michigan Senators Want to Spend $100 Million on Film Subsidies?

Facebook post insists: Michigan senator 'wishes to keep this process quiet and very stealth!'

June 14, 2011

Employees Pay for 21.5 Percent of Health Care at U of M

June 13, 2011

George Soros and the Plot to Take Judicial Selections Away from Voters

June 12, 2011

Breaking Up is Hard to Do for Michigan Brewers

June 12, 2011

Hydraulic Fracturing

A look at the future of natural gas extraction

June 11, 2011

Troy Third Graders Get Chevy Volt Marketing Lesson

June 11, 2011

MichiganVotes.org June 10 Weekly Roll Call Report

June 10, 2011

Ineligible Dependents on Ann Arbor Schools’ Health Plan Cost District $766K in 2010

District paid private contractor $83k to uncover the problem

June 10, 2011

Commentary: Government Collective Bargaining Inherently Corrupting, Should Be Outlawed

June 10, 2011

Michigan’s Government-Mandated Beer Contracts: Harder to Escape Than Marriage?

June 9, 2011

GM CEO: Customers Don't Pay High Enough Gas Tax

June 8, 2011

Automatic Raises for Teachers With No Union Contract in Linden Schools

June 7, 2011

Commentary: Courage, Cuts, K-12 and the Snyder Business Tax

June 6, 2011

Which Republicans Can Snyder Count on for K-12 Reform?

June 6, 2011

Detroit Pols: No Political Loot, No Bridge

June 6, 2011

Washtenaw County Pays Michigan's Highest Home Taxes

June 5, 2011

The Battle for Michigan

Governor and Legislature vs. Government Employee Unions

June 5, 2011

Michigan Business Owner: Tax Reform Means 'Our Company Will Create Jobs'

Kalamazoo-based business will hire people 'directly' because of MBT elimination

June 4, 2011

MichiganVotes.org June 3 Weekly Roll Call Report

June 3, 2011

School Tax Votes: When ‘No!’ Means … ‘Maybe Later?’

Districts that lose bond elections and quickly reschedule new ones

June 3, 2011

Reject a Tax Hike? It'll Be Back

Wyoming residents soundly reject millage, school board puts it back on the ballot

June 3, 2011

School Board Member (and Teacher) Votes Down Teacher Union Contract

Veteran Lansing Reporter Jack Spencer Joins Michigan Capitol Confidential

Commentary: Republican Legislators Try to Resurrect Film Subsidies

Commentary: State Pours Interference on Liquor Business

Do 'Stealthy' Michigan Senators Want to Spend $100 Million on Film Subsidies?

Employees Pay for 21.5 Percent of Health Care at U of M

George Soros and the Plot to Take Judicial Selections Away from Voters

Breaking Up is Hard to Do for Michigan Brewers

Hydraulic Fracturing

Troy Third Graders Get Chevy Volt Marketing Lesson

MichiganVotes.org June 10 Weekly Roll Call Report

Ineligible Dependents on Ann Arbor Schools’ Health Plan Cost District $766K in 2010

Commentary: Government Collective Bargaining Inherently Corrupting, Should Be Outlawed

Michigan’s Government-Mandated Beer Contracts: Harder to Escape Than Marriage?

GM CEO: Customers Don't Pay High Enough Gas Tax

Automatic Raises for Teachers With No Union Contract in Linden Schools

Commentary: Courage, Cuts, K-12 and the Snyder Business Tax

Which Republicans Can Snyder Count on for K-12 Reform?

Detroit Pols: No Political Loot, No Bridge

Washtenaw County Pays Michigan's Highest Home Taxes

The Battle for Michigan

Michigan Business Owner: Tax Reform Means 'Our Company Will Create Jobs'

MichiganVotes.org June 3 Weekly Roll Call Report

School Tax Votes: When ‘No!’ Means … ‘Maybe Later?’

Reject a Tax Hike? It'll Be Back

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