There are only two weeks till election day, so the Michigan gubernatorial candidates held their second of two debates Tuesday night. They discussed issues like education, abortion, energy, and infrastructure.
Since August, Republican Tudor Dixon’s lead over Democratic incumbent Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has shrunk from double digits to the low single digits or even even inside surveys’ margins of error.
While the Republican candidate stated Michigan was on the wrong track owing to the radical agenda of her Democratic opponent, Whitmer warned viewers they would hear polarizing speech from Dixon.
In response to Whitmer’s assertions that Proposal 3 was “absolutely important” on the subject of abortion, Dixon noted that the ballot measure does away with parental authorization for minors seeking abortions.
In their second of two debates, held Tuesday night with only a week till election day, the candidates for governor of Michigan discussed issues such as education, abortion, energy, and infrastructure.
Since August, Democratic incumbent Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s lead over Republican opponent Tudor Dixon has shrunk to the low single digits or even even inside the margins of error for the individual polls.
While the Republican candidate stated Michigan was on the wrong road due to her Democratic opponent’s extreme plan, Whitmer warned viewers that Dixon would use divisive rhetoric.
Dixon refuted Whitmer’s assertions that Proposal 3 was “absolutely important” on the subject of abortion by pointing out that it does away with parental permission for minors to get abortions.
