Jordyn Hermani is a legislative reporter for MLive, focusing on Michigan politics and culture. With a background in journalism from outlets such as Politico and IndyStar, Jordyn brings a passion for covering local stories and providing in-depth analysis of political developments in the Grand Rapids area.
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Jordyn Hermani's coverage mainly focuses on government and politics in Michigan, particularly legal policy regulations and government announcements. She covers a wide range of topics including voting machine tampering, campaign finance laws, redistricting, clergy abuse, free lunch programs among others.
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By: Jordyn Hermani
Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance was back in Michigan this week, hammering Vice President Kamala Harris on the economy, inflation and more.
By: Jordyn Hermani
Thanedar, the first-term representative and millionaire entrepreneur, won a contested primary to face Martell Bivings in the general election for the heavily Democratic district.
By: Jordyn Hermani
Tlaib, a Detroit Democrat, is defending her seat in Michigan’s 12th Congressional District.
By: Jordyn Hermani
Democratic U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens is seeking re-election in Michigan's 11th Congressional District.
By: Jordyn Hermani
U.S. Rep. Dan Kildee’s pending retirement leaves an open seat in the 8th Congressional District that both Democrats and Republicans are fighting to fill.
By: Jordyn Hermani
McClain, a Romeo Republican, is running for re-election in a conservative district that includes the Thumb and parts of Oakland and Macomb counties.
By: Jordyn Hermani
John James, a first-term Republican, seeks to hold onto his seat in a southern Macomb County district that narrowly leans GOP.
By: Jordyn Hermani
Attorney General Dana Nessel, filing on behalf of various state departments, is asking the Michigan Supreme Court for clarity after it ruled in July the state must raise its minimum wage in 2025 and adjust that amount for inflation. (Shutterstock)
By: Jordyn Hermani
The stage is set for November, with Michigan Democrats rounding out their ticket with nominees for the state Supreme Court, Board of Education and university boards.
By: Jordyn Hermani
Donald Trump is changing his tune on abortion, and so are several Michigan candidates. See where they stand – and what they’ve done.
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