‘I love your generation,” Harris told young voters in Ann Arbor, capping a statewide blitz that included stops in Saginaw and Macomb County.
Simon D. Schuster
Simon D. Schuster covers Michigan politics, campaign finance and government accountability for Bridge Michigan. He joined Bridge in 2024 after working as MLive's senior political reporter and on its investigative team, and previously spent three years as executive director of the Michigan Campaign Finance Network, tracking the influence of political money in Michigan. A Michigan native, Simon holds a bachelor's degree and a master of public policy from Michigan State University.
Simon is based in Lansing. When he's not working, you'll find him in Detroit, backpacking northern Michigan or visiting his fiancée in Scandinavia.
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GOP sues Michigan to block ‘never resided’ voters in presidential election
At issue is a small number of U.S. voters who have never lived in the U.S. but were born to parents who previously lived in Michigan.
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