MI Poder
Coverage of MI Poder in the Nexus archive.
- Latino turnout jumps in Michigan primary as community’s political power grows
Latino turnout in the Michigan primary increased by over 10% compared to the 2022 midterm election, boosting political power for community candidates and issues. Organizers like MI Poder are mobilizing voters who are growing across diverse areas of Michigan, using concerns over the economy and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions as motivating factors. This growth in turnout is expected to be a key demographic force in the upcoming November general election.
- Sheffield releases 100+ page report on Detroiters quality of life issues
Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield released a 100+ page report summarizing over 8,000 resident responses to a survey on quality of life issues, including neighborhood improvements, public transit, job opportunities, mental health resources, and government services. The report, developed with input from organizations like Detroit Action and Eastside Community Network, outlines initiatives such as new streetlights, expanded affordable housing funding, and a senior affairs office.