The group “Michigan Forward” is collecting signatures to repeal the state’s Emergency Manager law.
At last check they we’re up to 180,000.
They only really need about 162,000, but they’re hoping to collect somewhere around 250,000 signatures (I think to prove a point).
And they have time.
They don’t need to turn the signatures in until the end of March to be able to put the repeal question to voters.
Questions, and more questions (I could talk about this all day)
Ever since I realized there was a real possibility voters could have a chance to repeal the Emergency Manager law I’ve been trying to figure out: what in the world would happen in cities and school districts with an Emergency Manager already in place?