Michigan GOP candidates for governor, secretary of state and attorney general are appealing mostly to base elements of the party in the general election, even as they face Democratic incumbents with wide name recognition and sizable fundraising advantages.
They point to the unusual way Michigan selects its attorney general and secretary of state candidates, a process done through a party nominating convention rather than through a primary election in which voters make the choice.
Three weeks before the convention, during another Trump rally, DePerno encouraged attendees — many of them precinct delegates — to “storm” the party gathering and said it was “time for the grassroots to unite.”
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