As Election Day draws closer, Battle Creek's city clerk offers some recommendations, reminders, and local tips to ensure your experience goes smoothly and your vote is counted.
A temporary order made just this past Saturday increasing access for Michigan voters who are blind, is already having an effect in Kalamazoo County. And while the order gave little time to prepare for today's election, it is, perhaps, a good preparation for future elections, especially the national Election Day on November 3rd.
Tuesday, May 3 is election day in Michigan. While many precincts will be quiet on Tuesday, some will be active, including in Calhoun County. Voters in Burlington Township will decide the future of their library.
Lakeview School District voters have two bond proposals which will shape the future of the district's facilities...
Today is Election Day. Polls are open in Calhoun County where voting decisions are being made, including in the city of Battle Creek.
Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m.
Twelve candidates are seeking positions on the 9-person Battle Creek City Commission...
Battle Creek City Commissioner Dean Newsome cites a great connection to the city as the reason he wants to continue as a commissioner, asking voters in Ward 3 to re-elect him Tuesday. Newsome, a veteran, came to Battle Creek during his last duty assignment in the military and said the area impressed him, convincing him to stay once he retired from the service...