AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCampaign Finance: The Mackinac Center is suing over Michigan’s newly approved Proposal 2, arguing its rules for reporting political communications violate free-speech protections. The measure also restricts some campaign contributions from utilities and government contractors, leaving its scope in court. Business Results: Pontiac-based United Wholesale Mortgage swung to a $212.6 million third-quarter profit, up from $12.1 million a year earlier and a second-quarter loss of $451.9 million. Loan originations fell, however, to $33.4 billion. Michigan’s Economic Agenda: Democrat Jocelyn Benson’s win gives her party control of state government. She has pledged to lower household costs and grow the economy, with affordability a central voter concern. Cross-Border Trade: Trump says a U.S.-Canada deal is near, but Prime Minister Mark Carney says talks remain unfinished. Michigan businesses, particularly in the auto sector, are looking for tariff relief and more predictable trade conditions.
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