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Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan Announces Independent Bid for Michigan Governor in 2026

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan, previously a Democrat, announces his candidacy for Michigan governor as an independent in 2026, aiming to unite and attract voters.

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Updated: Dec 4th, 2024, 10:17 PM ET

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Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan has declared his intention to run for Michigan governor in 2026 as an independent candidate. Citing widespread voter disillusionment with both major parties, Duggan aims to offer a fresh alternative, emphasizing collaboration over partisanship. He is recognized for revitalizing Detroit and seeks to engage residents statewide. As the first candidate to announce, Duggan will face a potentially crowded Democratic primary, with influential figures already in the race. His independent challenge could appeal to moderates and disaffected party members, reshaping the political landscape leading up to the election.

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