r/Michigan_Politics

3.5K archived posts · Aug 2017 – Sep 2026

Michigan Politics

r/Michigan_Politics

/r/MichiganPolitics is a subreddit devoted to all things political in Michigan. State governments don't get the same level of coverage as Washington, DC, but the effect that they have can often be much greater.

Created Aug 4, 2017

3.4KMembers (last snapshot)

3.5KArchived posts

A politically-neutral place for news and discussion about politics in the Great Lake State, with more politics than r/Michigan and more Michigan than r/politics.

RULES:

Keep it civil. Follow reddiquette and respect the person on the other side of the screen. Remember that we are all human beings. Failure to follow this rule will result in post/comment deletion or even bans.
Posts should be about city, county, or state politics in Michigan, or concern an elected official from Michigan.
Link titles should be the title of the article linked. Don't sensationalize the title.
Flair your posts appropriately. Use the flair most applicable to the post. If no flair is selected the mods will pick one.
Avoid blogs, campaign materials, or overly partisan sources. Always try to find an article from a reputable and/or mainstream source. Candidate endorsements and direct campaigning are acceptable as long as they are marked with the correct flair.
Don't ask for money. Soliciting contributions or donations for any purpose is not allowed.
No shadow campaigns. If you work for a specific candidate and want to campaign on the sub, great! We only ask that you be honest about what you're doing and who you're working for. Mods may ask for verification.

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