A "super" political action committee backing Mitt Romney's White House run raised more than $6 million last month.

Democrat Jocelyn Benson is airing a second television commercial in her bid to become Michigan's next secretary of state.

Democrat Virg Bernero says he'll ask lawmakers to change Michigan law to require banks go to court before foreclosing if he's elected governor Michigan is one of 26 states where banks don't have to go through court to initiate foreclosures.

Michigan Supreme Court Justice Alton Thomas Davis is airing his first campaign ad.

The Republican National Committee reports more debt than cash on hand for the period ending Sept. 30, a weak financial foundation for a party entering the homestretch of the midterm election campaign.

Ex-Michigan Gov. William Milliken says he believes fellow Republican Rick Snyder would have a relationship with Detroit's mayor that's as collegial as Milliken had with then-Mayor Coleman Young.

The Michigan Chamber of Commerce has given $5.4 million to the Republican Governors Association, which is running negative ads against Democratic candidate Virg Bernero.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Virg Bernero stunned the Detroit Economic Club today with his forceful challenge to banks to halt home foreclosures in Michigan, and his call for the attorney general to investigate illegal foreclosures.

New campaign finance reports show current Michigan Supreme Court justices Robert Young Jr. and Alton T. Davis have a fundraising edge.

Three new ads are being aired in the Michigan governor's race.

It may not seem like it, but the November election is only 53 days.  That's when you choose Michigan's next governor.

Republican leaders selected former Montcalm County State Representative Judy Emmons to be their new nominee for the 33rd State Senate District.

Barack Obama is cutting short his campaign schedule later this week to visit his elderly grandmother, who recently fell and broke her hip.

Bow Wow's voter registration tour is stopping in Detroit.

Negative ads may not do much to win-over undecided voters.