Working Families Party joins Michigan Constitutional Convention opposition effort
The Working Families Party has joined a bipartisan coalition opposing a proposed constitutional convention in Michigan. The group includes labor unions, business advocates, and community leaders. Voters will decide on the proposal during the upcoming November general election.
With less than two months until the general election in November, a coalition urging Michigan residents to vote no on a proposed constitutional convention continues to grow. The Michigan Chapter of the Working Families Party on Monday announced it would join a bipartisan coalition made up of business advocates, community leaders, labor unions and other […]
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