elections

Troy Software Developer Debuts Voter Information Website

TROY - Content software maker Revize has rolled out a new digital voter tool to provide municipalities a bundle of tools for citizens to easily find information on upcoming elections. There are three main sections included in Election Connection by Revize. Where/When Do I Vote? Am I Registered? Frequently Asked Questions By entering an address,

By |2020-03-22T16:02:44-04:00March 22nd, 2020|Digital Marketing, IoT, Software|

Social Media Rumor Wrongly Charges Voter Fraud In State

LANSING - An inaccurate claim, apparently started by a Chicago-area conservative author and picked up by a number of Michigan residents on social media, asserted that 60 percent of Michigan counties report more registered voters than residents, a charge easily refuted by looking at voter data and state population data. The claim was initially made

By |2018-11-16T10:18:36-05:00November 16th, 2018|Politics, Politics/Government|

How The Gongwer Election App Can Help You Come November

LANSING - Gongwer News Service/Michigan Report's 2018 Michigan Elections app puts our one-of-a-kind candidate database to work in an easy-to-access portable format. Here's how the app can help Gongwer subscribers. Q: What's unique about the app? A: With the app, the wealth of information in Gongwer's elections database is at users' fingertips. As candidates continue to file

By |2018-03-22T19:29:59-04:00March 22nd, 2018|Announcements/New Products, New Products / Contracts|

DHS election cybersecurity aid draws less than half the states

WASHINGTON DC - Not every US election official is giving the Department of Homeland Security a vote of confidence for cybersecurity. The Senate intelligence committee hosted an open hearing on Wednesday to discuss cybersecurity for elections. DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and former secretary Jeh Johnson both testified. The committee asked the DHS to explain what

By |2018-03-22T18:57:17-04:00March 22nd, 2018|Cyber Defense|

After the Election – AWC- Detroit Leads The conversation With “Fiercely Divided – Ways to Move Forward.”

DETROIT - The Association for Women in Communications-Detroit will host a highly engaging panel discussion entitled “Fiercely Divided - Ways to Move Forward” February 16. The event, which runs from 5:30 to 8 pm, will be held at Sila Italian Dining & Pizza, located at 4033 12 Mile Road in Berkley. Panelists from both sides

By |2017-02-05T18:46:09-05:00February 5th, 2017|Entrepreneurs|

Michigan Republicans Seek ID To Vote – Opponents Call It Voter Suppression

LANSING - Voters would be required to show a photo identification card while voting or within 10 days after the election at a local clerk's office to have their voted counted under legislation being considered in the Michigan House Elections Committee. The bills (HB 6066, HB 6067 and HB 6068) were introduced by Elections Committee

By |2016-12-01T14:11:40-05:00December 1st, 2016|Featured, Politics|

Mixed Signals: U-M Consumer Outlook For 2017

ANN ARBOR - Will consumer confidence plunge or will it improve in the wake of Donald Trump's election? An analysis of consumer sentiment data collected prior to the election provides mixed signals, according to economist Richard Curtin, director of the University of Michigan Surveys of Consumers. Curtin predicted a 2017 growth rate of about 2

By |2016-11-17T14:53:08-05:00November 17th, 2016|News|

Internet Advisor: Cantrill Explains “Distrumption:” What Happened In The Presidential Election

DETROIT - Bryan Cantrill is the CTO of Joyent , a cloud container company just purchased by Samsung.  He found himself suddenly on stage at a tech conference the day after the election of Donald Trump.  Most of the audience was in a state of shock but Bryan challenged them to see this as the long

By |2016-11-16T11:37:03-05:00November 16th, 2016|Internet Advisor, Podcasts|

Greimel: Democrats Need To Spend Time Analyzing Message

LANSING - House Minority Leader Tim Greimel said Wednesday that Democrats need to spend some time analyzing why their message and presidential candidate in 2016 failed to resonate with a large amount of voters during Tuesday's election. Michigan and the rest of the country saw a significant wave for Republicans led by President-elect Donald Trump,

By |2016-11-10T16:05:59-05:00November 10th, 2016|Featured, Politics|

Forbes Magazine Profiles AEG’s Analysis – Best Predictor of the Presidential Election

EAST LANSING – U.S. voters are likely to provide the largest number of votes to the nominee of the incumbent Democratic Party on November 8. The proprietary “Pocketbook Model,” which has predicted the largest vote-getter in 22 of the past 25 elections, and every election since 1980, projects a popular vote margin of victory between 3 percent

By |2016-11-03T16:32:59-04:00November 3rd, 2016|Guest Columns, Politics|