Michiganders for Money Out of Politics (MMOP) is a grassroots campaign working to get big $ out of our elections. Our democracy should never be for sale.
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ALT Four smiling Proposal 2 volunteers stand together holding campaign flyers that read, “Stop pay-to-play political corruption. Get monopoly utility money out of politics. Yes on 2: Money Out of Politics.” The group stands in front of a light blue wall, with the background blurred.
ALT Volunteer phots with the text we want you for yes on 2
ALT Volunteers needed! You want money OUT of politics, You are sick of utilities and big government contractors paying-to-play with your elected government officials, You like connecting with your community, You want to join the 71% and growing population that is saying YES on 2
ALT Sign up on our website! MopUpMichigan.org > Take action > Volunteer
ALT “WE ASKED. THEY LAUGHED.” in large white and orange letters over a news article and a photo of the Michigan Capitol. Smaller text reads, “So we took the question to the Michigan voters.” A yellow “YES ON 2” label appears at the top.
ALT "First, we asked corporations to stop funding legislators.” A quote explains that the effort began as Defend Black Voters, a corporate accountability campaign targeting corporations funding legislators who pushed 39 voter suppression bills. A person holds a “MAKE BILLIONAIRES PAY” sign in front of an image of hands exchanging money. Handwritten text reads, “They laughed.”
ALT “Then we asked legislators to stop taking money from DTE and other utilities. The bills stalled in committee.” A red “STALLED” stamp crosses an image of the Michigan Capitol and floating dollar bills.
ALT “SO WE TOOK IT TO THE BALLOT.” The slide says more than 560,000 signatures were submitted to put Proposal 2 before voters. Photos show a demonstration, boxes of petitions, and two volunteers in orange shirts.
ALT Breaking News! Voting has officially started in Michigan, and the first YES votes on Proposal 2 will be cast!
ALT MI voting has officially started. Here are the important dates. Group holding sign that says "GET DTE OUT OF POLITICS"
ALT Important Dates: September 24th Absentee Ballots available for pickup at the clerk's office October 19th Last day to register to vote online or by mail October 24th Early voting begins October 30th Last day to request mailed absentee ballot Novermber Ist Early voting ends November 2nd Last day to vote in person with an absentee ballot at clerk's office November 3rd Election Day!
