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Today's the last day for you to register to vote here in Michigan. Funny-man / Michigander Craig Robinson grabbed a keyboard and sang(?) a little tune about why you should do it, and also chug some Vernors.

A number of West Michigan communities headed to the polls on Tuesday, May 3, including Grandville, Sparta, Grand Haven, Hudsonville, Jenison, Zeeland and more. View complete election results for Kent and Ottawa counties.

Last night I was driving downtown to see a Laughfest show and passed this light sign on College on 196.

Polls are open until 8PM today in Michigan for the presidential primary election. See where to vote, view your sample ballot and more.

Voters in New Hampshire have called an audible by writing in Tom Brady on the ballot in the Presidential Primary held on February 9.

Today, Michigan voters decided if the state sales tax would be increased from six percent to seven percent. Voters in Byron Township, Caledonia, East Grand Rapids, Forest Hills, Grand Haven, Hudsonville, Kentwood, West Ottawa and other communities also had issues on the ballot. Results are in.

Are you one of the folks who doesn't really pay attention to the mid-term elections? You aren’t alone. The irony? Some of the famous folks daring you to “rock the vote,” haven’t taken their own medicine.

President Barack Obama, former Massachusetts governor and presidential candidate Mitt Romney, former Florida governor and presidential candidate Jeb Bush and former U.S. Secretary of State and presidential candidate Hillary Clinton have all campaigned this fall in Michigan, but not in their election bids. They were supporting Michigan candidates for governor and U.S. Senate. Michigan's general ele

Being president means countless photo opportunities and public appearances, most of them probably ones that one doesn't want to do. When President Barack Obama was at a polling location in Chicago promoting the midterm general elections and casting his ballot, he probably didn't plan on being threatened by someone about their girlfriend.

Tuesday was primary election day in Michigan. West Michigan voters decided on candidates for state House and Senate, Congress, judges, county commission, and multiple proposals. Results are in.

By Jo Anne Paul | WJIM-AM For the first time in what is believed to be Michigan history, there is no primary challenge in the same year for the gubernatorial and U.S. Senate race. And with the lack of big name candidates at the top of the ticket, there is concern the number of voters heading to the polls will hardly offset the cost of holding the elections. Despite the significance of the outcome

School issues, sidewalks, and more were on the ballot in West Michigan today. Results are in.