By David Hohendorf Birmingham and Bloomfield Hills voters cast their ballots in the Tuesday, November 4, election to decide the outcome of city commissions, three positions on the Baldwin Public Library Board and residents in the Bloomfield Hills Schools district weighed in on a proposed sinking fund millage. In Birmingham, where five candidates sought three four-year terms on the city commission, the top votes were cast for Andrew Haig, 2,870 (28.57%); Kevin Kozlowski, 2,55

Birmingham City Commission candidates – Four-year terms, non-partisan, vote for three

Birmingham Baldwin Library candidates – Four-year terms, non-partisan, vote for three

Bloomfield Hills City Commission – Two-year terms, non-partisan, vote for five

Democratic State Senator Jeremy Moss announced on Thursday, May 8, that he is running for the open 11th District congressional seat which Congresswoman Haley Stevens (D-Oakland County) is vacating to run for U.S. Senate.

Here are the projected winners of the November 5, 2024 general election for congressional, state and local offices serving the...

Birmingham/Bloomfield area voters decided a handful of contested primary election contests today and renewed two millages, one for public...

Four-year term JIM NASH Jim Nash is a resident. Farmington Hills He has been the Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner since 2013....

Four-year term STEVE JOHNSON Steve Johnson of Highland Township is principal consultant with ICAS. His undergrad degree is from SUNY...

Part of Bloomfield Township, West Bloomfield, Orchard Lake, Sylvan Lake, Keego Harbor, Part of Commerce Township Neither Republican...