Voters Not Politicians, the nonpartisan, grassroots group that led the drive to end partisan gerrymandering in Michigan, is hosting a series of town halls to discuss Michigan's last-in-the-nation integrity rating and how voters can work for policies that fight corruption, hold politicians accountable, and bring integrity to state government.
The first town hall was held last Thursday, Dec. 5, at the Northwest Unitarian Universalist Church in Southfield.
Following overwhelming support for redistricting reform from Michigan voters in 2018, Voters Not Politicians gathered feedback from people across the state through surveys and town halls to learn more about what issues the organization can address next to make government more transparent, ethical, and accountable. At the town halls, Voters Not Politicians leadership will talk about the problems voters identified and how they could be addressed through the Legislature or at the ballot box.
For additionalinformation, call 517-225-1812 or send an e-mail to info@votersnotpoliticians.com.
Voters Not Politicians is a 501(c)(4) organization dedicated to strengthening democracy in Michigan by engaging citizens in projects and initiatives across the state.
Published: Mon, Dec 09, 2019
