Elections

LANSING, MI (MPRN)--   Governor Rick Snyder says Michigan’s economic recovery is just starting and he wants four more years to finish the job.  

The governor formally launched his reelection campaign Monday with stops in Detroit, Lansing, and Grand Rapids. Tuesday he has stops scheduled in Traverse City, Frankenmuth and at Oakland Community College.

Michigan Public Radio’s Rick Pluta reports:

LANSING, MI (AP)--   Michigan Secretary of State Ruth Johnson says time is almost up for residents who want to register to vote in the February 25 election. 

The deadline is Monday for local elections across the state.

To register, applicants must be at least 18 years old by election day and be U.S. citizens. Applicants also must live in Michigan and in the city or township where they wish to register.

LANSING, MI (AP)--   Michigan abortion foes have collected enough signatures to put a proposal before lawmakers to ban abortion coverage from health plans unless a separate policy is bought.   

The state Bureau of Elections released a review Monday saying the No Taxes for Abortion Insurance group gathered roughly 300,000 valid signatures. They need roughly 258,000.

Michigan's election board meets next week to review the staff recommendation.

• Breitung Township School District:  18 mills over 20 years for operations

   YES:  833     NO:  379

• Breitung Township School District sinking fund tax levy:  0.65 mills over 10 years

   YES:  578     NO:  633

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