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Michigan Campaign Finance Network

Campaign Finance Violation Complaint Filed Against City Council Member

The Ann Arbor Independent Editorial Team Apr 1, 2021 3

The Michigan Secretary of State's Bureau of Elections is investigating a campaign finance violation complaint filed against Mayor Christopher Taylor in March of this year. The complaint alleges that Taylor, a Democrat who has served on…

Ann Arbor Government

Michigan Campaign Finance Network Again Lists Ann Arbor Sen. Warren Among Pols Accepting Most Lobbyist-Paid Hospitality

The Ann Arbor Independent Editorial Team Mar 3, 2017 2

IN SEPTEMBER 2011, MLive political analyst Susan J. Demas reported that Ann Arbor’s Democratic State Senator Rebekah Warren was one of only four Michigan legislators who had accepted more than $1,800 in free food and drinks from lobbyists…

Elections

Which Potential MI Gubernatorial Candidate Has the Largest Stockpile Of Campaign Cash?

The Ann Arbor Independent Editorial Team Mar 3, 2017 0

by Craig Mauger A Look At Where Those Considered Contenders For Governor In 2018 Have Gotten Their Campaign Money Over The Years Former Senate Minority Leader Gretchen Whitmer, a Democrat from East Lansing, officially launched her…

Opinion

EDITORIAL: “Potholes Aren’t The Fault Of The City”

The Ann Arbor Independent Editorial Team Mar 20, 2014 0

ANN ARBOR’S LOBBYIST Kirk Profit also lobbies for Ypsilanti, Ypsilanti Township, Washtenaw County, the University of Michigan and Washtenaw Community College. According to the Michigan Campaign Finance Network, Profit’s lobbying…

Gov

MCFN Again Lists Sen. Rebekah Warren Among Pols Accepting Most Lobbyist-Paid Hospitality

The Ann Arbor Independent Editorial Team Oct 23, 2013 0

Why Is Ann Arbor’s State Senator Accepting Free Meals From the City’s Own Lobbyist?

The Ann Arbor Independent Editorial Team Nov 28, 2011 21

by P.D. Lesko In September 2011, MLive political analyst Susan J. Demas outed Democratic State Senator Rebekah Warren (left) as one of only four Michigan legislators who had accepted more than $1,800 in free food and drinks from lobbyists…