Citizen-initiated charter amendment on November ballot
Ann Arbor
Summary
Communications from Governor Whitmer and the Attorney General confirm the citizen-initiated charter amendment proposal has been approved to appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 17, 2026.
Impact analysis
Local elections dictate how your tax dollars get spent, making your vote a direct influence on the city budget.
Voters will decide the charter amendment at the November 3 election.
Producers may briefly lose studio access during the summer move, and edit bays drop from four to two.
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2 competing for Ward 4 seat on Ann Arbor City Council
2 competing for Ward 4 seat on Ann Arbor City Council MLive.com
City Council — August 17, 2026
Communications from Governor Whitmer and the Attorney General confirm the citizen-initiated charter amendment proposal has been approved to appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot.
Meet the candidates: Cynthia Harrison and Rebecca Arends face off in Ann Arbor’s Ward 1
Meet the candidates: Cynthia Harrison and Rebecca Arends face off in Ann Arbor’s Ward 1 The Michigan Daily
Cable Communications Commission — May 6, 2026
CTN is moving to a smaller, shared space at the city's election center in late July, with channels possibly off-air a few days and studio production paused for part of the summer. An open house is planned for the fall.
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