ALT Stethoscope and pill bottles; poll finds nearly half of Michiganders struggle with health insurance costs at least somewhat of the time.

ALT "How often does the cost of health insurance cause you to struggle to pay for other needs like groceries and gas?" Results are shown as all the time, sometimes, rarely, never, not sure. Overall: 24%, 25%, 21%, 26%, 5%. Women: 24%, 25%, 22%, 23%, 6%. Men: 24%, 25%, 21%, 28%, 3%. Democrats: 32%, 23%, 20%, 19%, 6%. Republicans: 20%, 24%, 15%, 38%, 3%. Independents: 20%, 26%, 26%, 23%, 6%. White: 21%, 25%, 21%, 28%, 5%. African American: 34%, 31%, 15%, 19%, 1%. MoE is ±3.9%, sample size 639

ALT Quote graphic from Justin Mendoza, executive director of Progress Michigan; Summary: Half of Michigan struggles with health insurance costs; calls for Medicare for All as Medicaid rules change.

ALT Photo of server racks with headline: environmental groups call for a moratorium and regulations on data centers.

ALT Proposed Legislation on Data Centers: Michigan data center bills in the MI House and Senate: water-use permits, water/electric protections, community benefits, ban on NDAs for officials.

ALT Graphic that has this summary of text: Data Center Moratorium: environmental groups urge a statewide pause until rules protect water, grid, and wildlife.

ALT Contact state legislators at findmirep.com to halt data center expansion until rules and regulations are adopted.

ALT Rooftop solar panels and headline: New Poll: Michiganders Support Plug-in Solar, sub-headline: 69% of Michiganders support removing legal barriers to plug-in solar.

ALT Bar Chart for a survey question on bill to allow plug-in solar: 69% support (42% strong, 27% somewhat); 12% oppose (8% strong, 4% somewhat).

ALT Quote graphic from John Freeman of Great Lakes Renewable Energy Association; Quote summary: Call to adopt plug-in solar laws in Michigan so residents and businesses can buy lower-cost solar electricity.

ALT Justin Mendoza of Progress Michigan quote graphic urging legal allowance of plug-in home solar to lower bills, curb fossil fuel use, and reduce costs.

ALT Donald Trump in grayscale with headline "New Poll: AIPAC More Unpopular than NRA and Trump"

ALT Bar graph for the following question: Do you have a very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable or very unfavorable opinion of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, also known as AIPAC? — Overall: 9% very fav, 13% somewhat fav, 14% somewhat unfav, 37% very unfav, 28% Not sure

ALT Bar chart with the following question: Do you have a very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable or very unfavorable opinion of the National Rifle Association or NRA?: Overall: 28% very fav., 18% somewhat fav., 17% some unfav., 30% very unfav., 7% Not sure

ALT Bar graph for the following question: Do you have a very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable or very unfavorable opinion of Donald Trump — overall 41% favorable (29% very favorable), 58% unfavorable (53% very unfavorable)

ALT Quote graphic with quote from Levi Teitel, communications director of Progress Michigan. Summary of the quote is the following: AIPAC has bipartisan influence in Michigan. The organization promotes an agenda that is indistinguishable from either the Trump or Netanyahu line, and Michiganders are deeply frustrated by endless wars in the Middle East that the two governments are facilitating. AIPAC is simply out of touch with the majority of Michiganders.

ALT Sign reading "Vote Yes on Prop 3" with a headline noting a new poll shows Michiganders support reproductive freedom and they believe it's important to protect this upcoming election.

ALT Bar chart: 51% overall say protecting abortion rights is "very important" and 13% say protecting abortion rights is "somewhat important."

ALT Quote graphic; Michiganders continue to make clear that protecting reproductive freedom matters to them - Paula Thornton Greear, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of Michigan

ALT Quote graphic; Reproductive healthcare is just that: healthcare. Michiganders want decisions on their healthcare to be made by their families and their medical providers, not lawmakers with political agendas. - Justin Mendoza, executive director of Progress Michigan

ALT Map of Michigan with headline: New poll — Michiganders want representatives who live in-state.

ALT 82% of Michiganders say it matters "a lot" and 12% of Michiganders say it matters "a little bit" that candidates live in the state/district.

ALT Quote from Justin Mendoza, executive director of Progress Michigan: communities deserve representatives who live locally and understand local needs, not those who moved away then return.

ALT Street surveillance camera with overlay text about Michigan communities fighting surveillance cameras

ALT Crowd in orange shirts at a rally holding signs. New poll say proposal 2 has strong majority support.

ALT Poll: Michigan measure to restrict corporate political donations — overall 64%/16%/13%/8% (strong/somewhat/oppose/unsure)

ALT If a candidate for elected office endorsed the Michiganders for Money Out of Politics initiative, would you much more likely, somewhat more likely, somewhat less likely, or much less likely to support that candidate, or would it not make a difference; Overall 58% more likely (34% much, 24% somewhat) to back candidates endorsing Money Out of Politics initiative

ALT Majority concerned about corporate and donor influence: overall 66% very, 24% somewhat; Democrats 80% vs Republicans 45%.

ALT Progress Michigan: Most residents say corporate/utility money influences elections and blocks investment in the grid.