Michigan voters easily approved ballot proposals Tuesday that will change state term limit laws, require financial disclosure for public officials and expand early voting in the state.

Long lines were reported in Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids and East Lansing. State officials report few problems beyond early-morning hiccup in Detroit.

Republicans control both chambers in the Legislature. Democrats have a shot at gaining the Senate for the first time in nearly 40 years.

The secretary of state candidate sought to reject all absentee ballots in Detroit because of how it counts ballots. The judge calls the effort ‘intolerable.’

Here is how to find candidate information, an outline of Michigan voting regulations for the polls and answers to frequently asked questions.

Why turnout, absentee votes and redistricting could influence who becomes governor, represents Michigan in Congress and controls the Legislature.

The Patmos Library in Ottawa County is trying again Tuesday with a tax request to keep the doors open. Residents though are still upset that some books remain on shelves.

The energy utility plans to lean into natural gas after shutting down coal plants, a move that has irked some clean energy advocates.

There’s a long road between casting ballots and certifying results. Here’s a guide to what happens from when polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday to when results are certified weeks later.

Data suggests 61 percent of returned ballots so far come from those who have voted Democratic in the past. Republicans are more likely to vote in-person, however, so the tide could turn.