Joe Guillen is a local reporter for Axios in Detroit. He covers a wide range of topics, including local news, real estate, transportation, and cultural events. Joe's work has also been featured in publications such as the Detroit Free Press, Finger Lakes Times, and Yahoo News.
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Joe Guillen's coverage primarily revolves around local Detroit topics, with a focus on government announcements and events. He extensively covers real estate, construction, public transit alongside city events.
If you have insights into local government policies or developments in Detroit related to real estate market trends, urban development projects or public transportation initiatives, Joe might be particularly interested in hearing from you.
Given his focus on local events and politics within Detroit and its immediate surroundings, he may also appreciate pitches that provide unique angles or exclusive details about upcoming happenings in the area.
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A high voter turnout in Detroit is expected to boost Democratic nominee Kamala Harris' chances of winning Michigan.
Potential cracks in the city's traditionally strong Democratic support have emerged.
By: Delano Massey, Joe Guillen
"It's hand-to-hand combat in the streets, trying to get people to understand the stakes."
Ballots cast at the city's 14 early voting centers increased as the election neared.
The Lions picked apart the Green Bay Packers yesterday in rainy conditions to take control of the NFC North with a 24-14 win.
Stay updated in real-time as Michigan votes on key federal races, including the presidency, a Senate seat and congressional representatives.
Follow Michigan's 13 congressional races live. With two toss-ups and a close House divide, these results could shift Congress' balance of power.
All 110 seats in Michigan's House of Representatives are on the line this election.
Security at Detroit's downtown ballot-counting headquarters is incredibly tight this election — a direct response to the mayhem four years ago
Polls are open today from 7am-8pm.
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