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Did they say that? Did that happen? Are you sure? Prove your smarts with this terrific quiz.

This continually updated tracker includes information on Michigan political campaigns for president, US Senate, the US House and state House.

Turnout could set a record. From fears about immigration and the economy to of World War III and the future of democracy, anxiety ruled the day.

Bridge reporters break down key voting blocs, regions and races to watch in Tuesday’s election.

Who said that? Who did that? Are you paying attention? Prove your mettle with this amazing quiz.

What the candidates are proposing for EVs, taxes, Great Lakes, immigration, Israel, health care and education.

It’s not too late to get to know the candidates, issues and controversies in one of the most competitive US Senate races in the country.

Everything you wanted to know about Michigan’s Nov. 5 presidential election and were not too afraid to ask.

In the latest episode, Bridge reporters discuss GOP motivation for election lawsuits, Democrats’ push for celebrity endorsements and more.

Answer these 10 questions about the week that was and nobody toilet papers your house.

In the latest elections show, reporters break down why Michigan has bloated voter rolls. They also talk about early voting, voting rules and where candidates stand on abortion.

The leaves have turned. The air has a bite. It’s fall in Michigan, and nothing warms the spirit quite like a news quiz.

Bridge Michigan reporters discuss Donald Trump and Kamala Harris’ efforts in Detroit, what to know about tightening polls, lingering questions in the U.S. Senate race and more.

Have you paid attention? Can you prove it? Play the quiz.

Bridge Michigan reporters break down the latest presidential news, absentee ballots and the state’s high-stakes U.S. Senate race.

Can a never-say-die state lift itself up because of a ragtag group of questions about the week that was in Michigan?

Bridge Michigan reporters break down the vice presidential debate, which was surprisingly civil but included some notable dodges, and highlight non-presidential races to watch in the final month before the election.

Fall is here, everything tastes like cinnamon and the news quiz is just as wonderful as ever.

Michigan’s presidential election is technically 43 days away. But voting begins later this week as absentee ballots go out. Bridge reporters break down your voting options — and the latest presidential campaign news.

The news train keeps on a-rolling, and so does the news trivia: Answer questions about the week that was (and other stuff) to prove your smarts.