LANSING - In Michigan, where House seats tend to be in very safe Democrat or Republican districts, winning the primary almost assures candidates they’ll win the general election, so says political analyst Brendan Ringlever of BL Government Affairs. Listen to what’s likely to happen in the primary on Aug. 5 in this special BL Government Affairs edition of News Maker Interview.
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LANSING - Andy Such, Executive Director, Michigan Sustainable Energy Coaltion, discusses the Michigan renewable portfolio standard that would require that at least 10 percent of the state’s energy came from renewable sources by 2015. This special edition of New Maker Interview is sponsored by BL Government Affairs.
LANSING - The Michigan Community College Association is in talks with Gov. Jennifer Granholm’s Administration to develop a couple of very innovative programs that would help the state train more tech savvy workers, including nurses, and new hires for existing or newly recruited technology companies in Michigan. Mike Hansen, President of the Michigan Community College Association, outlines those efforts in this special BL Government Affairs edition of News Maker Interview.
LANSING - There’s a movement afoot in Lansing to blend all the state’s business and sales taxes into one super Fair Tax that would not only hit folks paying taxes now, but also people in the underground economy - including cash only deals from criminals and illegal aliens - plus tourist that visit the state. Brendan Ringlever of BL Government Affairs outlines what the Michigan Fair Tax is all about in this special edition of News Maker Interview.
LANSING - Michigan is scheduled on Dec. 1 to roll out a new tax on 20 very specific services, ranging from such weird jobs as baby show bronzing and fortune telling. Also targeted is the broad term called consulting, which is giving the state’s business community fits. Brendan Ringlever, with Butzel Long’s Government Affairs office in Lansing, talks about the new tax and the alternatives still under discussion in Lansing.
