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Michigan special elections: What metro Detroiters should know before May 6

Michigan special elections: What metro Detroiters should know before May 6

CommunitiesacrossMichigan—includingseveralinmetroDetroit—willbeholdingspecialelectionsonTuesday,May6,forarangeoflocalballotmeasuresandraces. Michiganvoterinformation: Checkifyou’reregistered,findyourpollingplace,orviewasampleballothere. MacombCountyMountClemens VotersintheMountClemensCommunitySchoolDistrictwillhavea$91.8millionbondproposalandmillagereductionontheirballots. Thedistrictsaysthefundingwouldbeusedtorenovateandrevitalizeitshistoricbuildings,makecriticalinfrastructureimprovements,createmodernlearningspaces,andaddresssafetyandsecurityneeds. Findmoreinformationaboutthebondproposalatmtcps.org. OaklandCountyFerndale InOaklandCounty,votersinFerndalewillseeanotherHeadleeoverrideoperatingmillageproposalontheirballot. FerndalevotersrejectedapreviousiterationoftheHeadleeoverrideinNovember,withroughly54%ofresidentsvotingagainstit.CitycouncilmembersvotedinJanuarytoincludeanadaptedproposalontheMay6ballotthataim