State Rep. David Rutledge, D-Superior Township, is inviting residents to join him and other Ypsilanti-area officials at a town hall discussion about how the state budget will affect them. The discussion will include information about the latest budget proposal between Gov. Rick Snyder and legislative leadership, the details of which ...
State Rep. David Rutledge, D-Superior Township, today invited 54th District residents to join him for two upcoming coffee hours to discuss state and community issues.
State Rep. David Rutledge, D-Superior Township, announced today a proposal aimed at helping struggling homeowners avoid property tax foreclosure. The Homeowner Protection Plan would create new tools to help local governments protect homeowners, especially seniors and working families, Rutledge said in a statement.
State Rep. David Rutledge, D-Superior Township, announced today he will hold his first in a series of regular coffee hours to meet with residents of the 54th House District.
State Rep. David Rutledge, D-Superior Township, today announced his intention to introduce the Hire Michigan First plan, a job-creation package that would put Michigan residents back to work by making sure they're first in line for jobs their tax dollars create. "Hire Michigan First is about standing up for our ...
Republican Mark Ouimet and Democrat Christine Green combined to raise more than $431,700 competing for the 52nd District state House seat, campaign finance reports show. The reports, which were due today, demonstrate just how much was riding on the western Washtenaw County race to replace outgoing state Rep. Pam Byrnes, ...
Democrat David Rutledge will represent eastern Washtenaw County in the Michigan House of Representatives for the next two years after winning a four-way race in the 54th District. With all precincts reporting, Rutledge won with 18,146 votes (61 percent), while Republican Richard Deitering trailed with 9,708 (33 percent).
The race for the 52nd District state House seat in western Washtenaw County is heating up, with Republican Mark Ouimet and Democrat Christine Green raising and spending big bucks. The latest campaign finance reports filed today show Ouimet, of Scio Township, raised nearly $46,000 in the most recent reporting period, ...
David Rutledge, a Washtenaw County road commissioner and longtime public servant, won a six-way Democratic primary race on Tuesday for the chance to replace Alma Wheeler Smith in the state House of Representatives.
Lonnie Scott, a Ypsilanti Township Democrat running for the 54th District state House seat, is joining labor union leaders in calling one of his political opponent's latest campaign ads "dishonest and misleading."
The County Road Association of Michigan's RUSH-PAC has announced its endorsement of David Rutledge in the 54th District state House race.
State representative candidate Lonnie Scott has announced endorsements from a diverse group of organizations, including the Detroit Regional Chamber, the Michigan Democratic Party's Justice Caucus and the Michigan Association of School Social Workers.
Lonnie Scott, a Democratic candidate in the 54th District state House race, announced endorsements today from the Michigan Professional Fire Fighters Union, Sierra Club, the National Organization for Women, and the Michigan Association of Realtors.
Ypsilanti resident David Palmer has been certified by the Washtenaw County Clerk’s Office as an independent candidate in the 54th District state House race. Palmer will run in the November general election against the winners of the Aug. 3 Democratic and Republican primary contests.
Bill Riney refused to take part in Sunday's state representative candidate debate held at the Ypsilanti Community Center, but that didn't stop him from campaigning in his own unusual way. The man known by many around Ypsilanti simply as "The Free Hot Dog Man" parked his van and trailer — ...
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