July 28 – Detroit Free Press
In the week before 20 Democratic candidates for president descend on Detroit for the second debate of the 2020 election cycle, there was no lack of chatter about what people want to hear during the two nights of electoral battle.
Continue ReadingJuly 28 – The Detroit News
The avowed democratic socialist is ramping up his calls for prescription drug cost controls and a government-run, single-payer health insurance system ahead of this week’s second Democratic presidential debate in Detroit.
Continue ReadingJuly 28 – Flashpoint
Sunday’s episode of Flashpoint featured a discussion on the upcoming Democratic presidential debates being held at Detroit’s Fox Theatre.
Continue ReadingJuly 25 – Fox 2 News
DETROIT (FOX 2) – Maybe it’s the nostalgic chime of an ice cream truck. The convivial atmosphere echoed by children’s laughter. These sounds of delight are ubiquitous in a Detroit neighborhood between Gratiot Avenue and East Outer Drive.
Continue ReadingJuly 25 – The Detroit News
A majority of Michigan voters oppose a strict Medicare for All proposal that would eliminate private health insurance, according to a new statewide poll released Thursday ahead of next week’s Democratic presidential debates in Detroit.
Continue ReadingJuly 25 – WWMT
The 2020 presidential election is more than a year away but the polling has begun. A new poll commissioned by the Detroit Regional Chamber of Commerce revealed that likely Michigan voters are paying attention to national debates, and those voters named some of the topics splashed across the headlines as among the most important.
Continue ReadingJuly 25 – Michigan Advance
A survey of Michigan voters conducted ahead of next week’s Democratic presidential primary debates in Detroit shows that despite a rancorous media climate, the state isn’t as closely split as one might think on key political issues.
Continue ReadingJuly 25 – Crain’s Detroit Business
Michigan voters across the political divide are lockstep on key hot button issues in the state and nation. From the economy to tariffs to immigration to climate change, the majority of voters are in agreement, according to a Detroit Regional Chamber poll released Thursday.
Continue ReadingJuly 25 – Bridge Magazine
The majority of Michigan residents say tariffs are bad for the state economy, climate change is a threat to the Great Lakes and the nation needs better border security.
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