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The Michigan gubernatorial race is heating up as candidates prepare for the August 4 primary. Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson is the leading Democratic contender, while Rep. John James and businessman Perry Johnson are competing for the Republican nomination. Historical trends suggest a potential shift in voter preference, with both parties presenting distinct platforms on key issues.
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The Michigan gubernatorial race is heating up as candidates prepare for the August 4 primary. Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson is the leading Democratic contender, while Rep. John James and businessman Perry Johnson are competing for the Republican nomination. Historical trends suggest a potential shift in voter preference, with both parties presenting distinct platforms on key issues.
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