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WHY RANK?

0 - Retired Detroit Police and Fire Fighters Association
On March 18, 2008, the court hearing was suspended and both sides agreed to meet with a facilitator, George Roumell, in an attempt to get an expedited settlement. The judge has allowed 90 days for this process and has set June 17, 2008 as the next court date if no settlement is reached.
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0 - Detroit Beach Association
The purpose of this web site is to enhance the way information is distributed to our community. We've provided a number of resources here to help you report and resolve problems, suggest improvements and learn about our community. We are always open to new suggestions and ideas, we encourage your contribution in helping us achieve our goals.
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0 - Michigan For McCain
We run this site on our own and are not paid by Straight Talk America or any of its consultants. We are McCain '08 supporters that work independently from the campaign.
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0 - Granholm Leadership Fund
Jennifer M. Granholm was re-elected the 47th governor of Michigan in November 2006. Since taking office in 2003, she has successfully resolved more than $4 billion in budget deficits, trimming more from state government than any governor in Michigan's history. A fiscal hawk, Granholm has worked to ensure that state government spends every penny efficiently, while aggressively pursuing her top priority of putting Michigan families first.
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0 - Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson
As the Chief Executive Officer of one of America's wealthiest and most successful counties, Patterson oversees a workforce of 4,400 employees and controls an annual budget of more than a half billion dollars. Patterson attended the University of Detroit and the University of Detroit Law School, where he received his Juris Doctorate in 1967. During his brief hiatus from public service, Patterson entered private law practice. In 1990, Lawyers Weekly selected him as one of the top 20 attorneys in the state of Michigan.
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0 - Michigan for Hillary
We Won in Michigan! Thank you for all your dedication and hard work. On January 15, Michigan voters spoke loud and clear for Hillary, and she is committed to making sure that their voices are heard at our convention. But our journey is not over, and Hillary still needs your help in the upcoming races. Click here to volunteer and help Hillary win. Thank you for everything you have done and everything you will do to help Hillary make history.
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0 - Jack Hoogendyk for U.S. Senate
Jack is a Republican who stands for the core principles our country was founded upon – Less Government, Low Taxes, and Individual Responsibility. We hope that you will peruse this website, learn a bit about Jack, and pledge your support to him with your time, talents, or generous donations.
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0 - Michiganders for Obama
Greetings and welcome to Michiganders for Obama! Your top level communique for Michigan residents who support the Senator from Illinois, Barack Obama for president. Michiganders for Obama is a grassroots volunteer group that receives no financial support from Obama for America.
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0 - Bart Baron for U.S. Senate
Republican U. S. Senate 2008 AFTER YEARS OF LEVIN’S SENDING OUR JOBS OVERSEAS A CHANGE IN LEADERSHIP IS LONG OVERDUE! "Carl Levin has GOT TO GO!" My name is Bart Baron and I am running for the United States Senate. I built this website in order to introduce myself and provide a summary of how I plan to lead Michigan into a better future. Thank you for visiting as we take a journey into a brighter tomorrow.
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0 - Tom Casperson for Congress
I proudly announce my candidacy for Congress. I am proud because my story is an American story, where a small town boy from a working class family went from the seat of a semi to a seat in the State House. Unfortunately, for too many, the American story has turned from timeless to tired. American's are tired - of too much government and too little commons sense; of too much tax and too little fiscal restraint; of too many threats to our national security and too little security for our children; and of too many unreasonable regulations and too few jobs.
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