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Editors:
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Lori Martin
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Kathy Adair
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Election Information Resources  
 
Candidates Do – And Don't – Respond To Tourism Issues: By West Michigan Tourist Association – PDF File  
 
www.publius.org/index.asp allows you to view a copy of the actual ballot for your precinct.  It also tells you where you vote, and contains useful information about voting and candidates.
 
View a List of Elected Officials for Each County in Michigan
 
Michigan Election 2002 Profile
 
Governor’s Election Guide: Dick Posthumus vs. Jennifer Granholm
 
Candidates Court Environmental Vote, But Punt on Impact of Budget Cuts
 
MSU Extension Bulletin Describes the Four Statewide Ballot Proposals – PDF File
 
People Favor Protecting Water With Proposal 2
 
The Government Performance Project  - Report Card: Michigan
 
Detroit's Proposal K - Arts, Parks & Kids
 
View the New Senate District Boundaries

View the New House District Boundaries
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