Every vote counts in a close election, but Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are spending extra time courting a handful of key groups.
Simon D. Schuster
Simon D. Schuster is a Capitol Reporter for Bridge Michigan. Simon joined Bridge Michigan in 2024 after working as MLive's senior political reporter and later covering politics on their investigative team. He spent three years tracking the influence of political money in Michigan as executive director of the Michigan Campaign Finance Network, a nonpartisan nonprofit. A Michigan native, Simon received a bachelor's and a master of public policy from Michigan State University, where he was a policy fellow at the Institute for Public Policy and Social Research. Outside of work you'll find him in Detroit, backpacking northern Michigan or visiting his fiancée in Scandinavia. He lives in Lansing.
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Liz Cheney joins Kamala Harris for Michigan pitch to disaffected Republicans
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Democrats have cash advantage in key Michigan races. GOP claims momentum
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Detroit kicks off early voting Saturday. It goes statewide Oct. 26
Voters approved nine days of early voting in 2022. Detroit, East Lansing and Canton are taking advantage of an option to offer more days.
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Kamala Harris, Donald Trump ramp up fight for Michigan in final weeks of campaign
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Donald Trump disparages Detroit in city speech, pitches plan to 'save' autos
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