October 28, 2020

Discussing the 2020 Ballot Proposals in Michigan

President Eric Lupher and Research Director Craig Thiel discuss the ballot proposals before Michigan voters dealing with the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund and Protection of Electronic Data and Communications

Citizens Research Council of Michigan · Facts Matter - 2020 Propositions 1 and 2

Discussing the 2020 Ballot Proposals in Michigan

Discussing the 2020 Ballot Proposals in Michigan

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