High Court in Michigan approves ballot proposals, voters to face six proposals

Update 5:49 p.m.

MPRN's Rick Pluta tells us that this Friday the Board of State Canvassers will meet to finalize the language for the six ballot questions. Pluta says there is a word limit for each proposal that the Board has to adhere to.

3:22 p.m.

The Michigan Supreme Court has ruled that the following ballot proposals should be placed on the November ballot:

• Tax hike supermajority
• Future bridge and tunnel vote
• Collective bargaining

The high court ruled that the casino expansion ballot initiative will not be place on the ballot.

So, voters in Michigan will face a total of six ballot initiatives this November.

Follow the links on the proposal description to access the full text of the ballot question.

• Repeal emergency manager law
• Collective bargaining
• 25 by '25 renewable energy
• Home health care workers unionization
• Tax hike supermajority
• Future bridge and tunnel vote