Voter turnout

Celebrated the blue wave and called on Detroiters to keep raising voter turnout so the city remains a dominant force in statewide elections.

Promoted free rides to the polls through Warriors on Wheels and urged people to vote.

Encouraged citizens to participate in upcoming elections and praised local organizing efforts to transport voters.

Encouraged straight-ticket voting and called for increased support and cost-of-living adjustments for Detroit city retirees.

Urged every person to get at least three others to vote and to vote no on a constitutional convention question, citing the compressed primary timeline.

Urged everyone to vote no on the constitutional convention question and to recruit five others to vote.

Said his sister in the chair's district lost power three times in a month, argued DTE has underdelivered despite billions in ratepayer funds, and encouraged voter turnout.

Urged the city to do more to boost voter turnout in all seven districts, suggesting a contest and tying low turnout to high auto insurance rates.

Urged churches to van people to the polls for early voting and the primary, and criticized attacks on candidate John McKinney.

Promoted the retiree task force meeting and urged greater voter turnout and action on auto insurance costs.

Urged Detroiters, especially young people, to vote in the upcoming primary and to run for office.

An Aviation subdivision resident and precinct delegate said his polling place moved over three miles away into a different district, hurting turnout, and urged the city to do more to encourage voting and support city retirees.