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Research has shown that one of the most trusted sources of information is from one’s employer. To help you and your employees be more involved in the upcoming elections, MMA has gathered several election resources for you to share this site with your colleagues.

Access important dates concerning your voter registration and absentee ballots to be sure you can participate.

The MiVoter Guide is your one-stop resource for 2010 candidate research. (Find your candidates)

Find candidate information for:
•State House
•State Senate
•U.S. Congress
•Governor
•Secretary of State
•Attorney General
•Supreme Court

MMA 2010 Structural and Economic Reform Agenda

MMA’s 2010 Structural and Economic Reform Agenda calls for meaningful reform of the state’s spending habits through government and structural spending changes. (Download a copy.)

MMA is participating in the 2010 Great Debates project in conjunction with The Center for Michigan and 18 other diverse trade organizations to help voters make an informed decision on election day. Videos of important election debates will be posted throughout the election process.

Michigan Votes: Voter Information Center

The Michigan Voter Information Center provides a variety of election information for Michigan voters including voter registration, polling locations and a sample ballot.

For national issues and candidates, see the National Association of Manufacturers Election Center.

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Read Pat Cleary’s daily rant from Washington D.C.

How do I become a member of an Advisory Committee?

Contact Shirley Enright in the government affairs office at 800-253-9039 ext. 552 or 517-487-8552.

Who sits on the Advisory Committees?

All members are welcome to join a committee and share their input.

How is MMA’s legislative policy developed?

The members of the MMA Advisory Committees develop the legislative policy. They are closest to the issue, many dealing directly with the effects of the legislation or regulation. Once the committee develops policy, the government affairs staff works to implement it.

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