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Election Officials Project Detroit Voter Turnout Highest In More Than 20 YearsElection officials said Tuesday night voter turnout in Detroit is projected to be the highest it's been in more than 20 years

City Of Detroit Expecting Lower Turnouts This Election YearDetroit is expecting a significantly less voter turnout this election.

Organization Drops Lawsuit Over Dead, Duplicate Registered VotersAn Indiana public interest group named the Public Interest Legal Foundation has dropped a lawsuit it filed in federal court last December. The suit alleged that Detroit had duplicate and dead voter registrations.

City Clerk: What Detroit Voters Need To Know Ahead Of Next Week's ElectionWith Michigan’s Presidential Primary just five days away, City Clerk Janice Winfrey lays out everything voters need to know.

Conyers Will Have A Democratic Challenger In 2016 ElectionDetroit City Clerk Janice Winfrey announced her intention to run against John Conyers in the 13th District.

Detroit City Clerk Wants To Move On Up To CongressDetroit's City Clerk is looking to the future -- one where she's a congresswoman.

Just Months Out Of Bankruptcy, Detroit Elected Officials Want A RaiseSome officials say they're overworked and underpaid -- and have been for quite some time.

Smart Phone App Will Provide Detroit Voters With Access To Absentee Ballot It's a new way to get an absentee ballot for the August primary in Detroit.

Belle Isle Arrest Update: Woman Busted With Half-Pound Of Pot Meant To Be Baby Shower Gift"If you have warrants, you're probably gonna get arrested," on Belle Isle, state police say.

Detroit City Clerk Puts Daughter On PayrollDetroit City Clerk Janice Winfrey said it's not a position her daughter went to school to do -- "she's doing her mother a favor."

City Clerk: Proposed Cuts Too Deep For DepartmentDetroit's City Clerk says a proposed 25 percent cut to the department would prevent her from running the November general election.
Local Officials Plead For Help At Cities ConferenceSave our cities. That's the message officials from Detroit are sending this week at the National League of Cities Conference.