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This continually updated tracker includes information on Michigan political campaigns for president, U.S. Senate, the U.S. House and state House.

Summer is winding down. Temperatures are dropping. But the new quizzing has never been hotter.

The longtime Detroit Free Press editor will serve as executive editor of innovation, helping evolve content. Emma Carr comes aboard as a revenue development specialist and Devin Scillian joins Center for Michigan board.

In latest FAQ show: Bridge Michigan reporters discuss competing Donald Trump and Kamala Harris campaign visits, scrutiny over China, opioids in the U.S. Senate race and more.

It’s a long weekend. Time to relax, reflect and impress your friends by answering 10 questions about the week that was in Michigan.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is out of the presidential race but remains on Michigan’s ballot, where longshot independent Cornel West is attempting to join him. Will either play ‘spoiler’ or something more? Bridge reporters discuss.

Is it possible to be smarter than a Bridge reader? We doubt it, but test your smarts with 10 questions about the week that was.

Bridge Michigan is expanding again, this time hiring another reporter to join our Environment Watch team. The position will highlight Michigan’s incredible outdoors and connect with readers in new ways.

With control of congress at stake, Michigan voters will decide 13 U.S. House races and an open U.S. Senate seat in the Nov. 5 general election. Some of the races are expected to be among the most competitive in the country.

Bridge journalists preview the Democratic National Convention, discuss Donald Trump’s planned return to Michigan and sort through residence controversies in the U.S. Senate race.

Nothing can stop the news. And nobody should stop trying to get 100% on the Bridge Michigan News Quiz.

Bridge reporters discuss the size of Kamala Harris’ rally at Detroit Metropolitan Airport, break down the correlation between crowd sizes and enthusiasm (there isn’t much) and discuss the accuracy of polls.

Today’s forecast calls for a hailstorm of facts, overnight clouds and amazing quizzing. Did you pay attention?

Bridge reporters look to November after a ho-hum primary, discuss Tim Walz’ Minneapolis punk rock credentials and weigh what it would take for JD Vance and Donald Trump to follow through on deportation promises.

Welcome to August, policy-loving people. The news never stops. And neither do news quizzes.

Michigan's Nov. 5 election will decide races for the U.S. Senate, U.S. House, state House and more. Here's what you need to know.

In her pivot to presidential candidate, Kamala Harris has quickly amassed support from Michigan delegates. Bridge reporters discuss what her candidacy could mean for down-ticket state races.

What a week. Did you pay attention? Prove it with the endlessly wonderful Bridge Michigan News Quiz.

Joe Biden is out, Kamala Harris is in, and Gretchen Whitmer says she’s staying put. Bridge Michigan reporters break it all down.

A 1,000-mile trek around Lake Michigan and into Wisconsin departed Monday, as Bridge journalists test the limits of charging infrastructure and relish the joy of Michigan summers.