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This example from Oakland County's primary ballot shows DIA millage language that will appear with slight variations in Macomb and Wayne. Each county has its own Art Institute Authority and different projected revenues if the proposal passes.

Elections, Arts

August Primary: DIA Millage Proposal Raises Questions

Tri-county proposals spur debates over Detroit-suburbs ties, museum finances and property tax levels in the Aug. 7 primary.

Government, Opinion

POLL: Should Michigan Ban Cell Use by Novice Teen Drivers?

Senate-passed bill would affect new motorists with graduated licenses.

Elections

Five Things to Know About the Election

Residents in Grosse Pointe may vote in the presidential primary election on Tuesday, Feb. 28. A library millage is also on the ballot.

Elections

Campaign Briefs: 'Two Cadillacs' Backfire into Harsh Headlines for Romney

Obama spots add to TV blitz; Troy primary night party set; candidate's Brighton tale stars 'frugal dad.'

Elections

UPDATE, Campaign Briefs: Polls Show Virtually No Romney-Santorum Gap in Michigan

Romney gets lackluster endorsement from Free Press while Detroit News calls foul on editing of editorial by Romney staff; Paul reaches out with commercials and college campus visits.

Elections

UPDATE: Campaign Briefs – Gingrich Skips Michigan; Romney, Santorum 'Neck and Neck'

Leading Republican primary candidates are spending big money ahead of state primary Tuesday.

Elections

Campaign Voices: Bloggers, Reporters Around U.S. Focus on Michigan Showdown

Coverage excerpts show how the Romney-Santorum drama is being interpreted.

Elections

UPDATE: Campaign Briefs – Snyder Endorses Romney, New Ads from Santorum and Romney, 6 Michigan Polls

Catch up on a news-filled week as the presidential race focuses on our state.

Elections

Republicans Bring Shaken-Up Presidential Campaign to Southeast Michigan

Feb. 28 primary gains importance in fluid race; Santorum has Oakland event Feb. 16.

Elections

POLL: Is U.S. Senate Candidate Hoekstra in Bounds or Over the Line?

Republican from Holland defends his Asian-theme ad shown during the Super Bowl that is provoking outcry.

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