Recap Of Important Political Candidate Interviews Of Relevance To Voters In Greater Saline Community

Today is the day when registered voters who have not already cast absentee ballots head to the polls.

Over the last month, Saline Journal has published interviews with the leading candidates in key Michigan races of local relevance. The questions posed were our own. Their fates are now in your hands. [1]

For those unsure of where to vote, Washtenaw County has an online resource where area polling locations can be found. Beyond this, the Michigan Secretary of State has posted a “Michigan Election and Voter Information” page that let users find their polling places anywhere in the state, preview specific sample ballots, and verify voter registration. [2,3]

References

1. “Major Political Party Candidates Have Answered Questions In Races Of Local Interest To Saline Michigan” Dell Deaton (October 12, 2018) Saline Journal.
2. “Polling Locations” Clerk / Register of Deeds: Washtenaw County Michigan.
3. “Michigan Election and Voter Information” Secretary of State, Michigan.

United States Senate

• John James, Republican (published November 1, 2018)
• Debbie Stabenow, Democrat (published November 2, 2018)

United States House of Representatives, 7th Congressional District

• Gretchen Driskell, Democrat (published October 15, 2018)
• Tim Walberg, Republican (published October 16, 2018)

State Senate, Michigan 18th District

• Martin Church, Republican (published October 22, 2018)
• Jeff Irwin, Democrat (published October 23, 2018)

State House of Representatives, Michigan 52nd District

• Teri Aiuto, Republican (published October 18, 2018)
• Donna Lasinski, Democrat (published October 19, 2018)

Michigan District Court 14A

• Tom Bourque
• J Cedric Simpson

City of Saline, Mayor (unopposed)

• Brian D Marl

City of Saline, Council Member (three positions, all unopposed)

• Janet Dillon
• Dean Girbach
• Christen Mitchell