Mike Duggan ends independent run for Michigan governor
Mike Duggan has ended his independent campaign for Michigan governor ahead of the primary election. He cited a lack of viable chances for victory as a key reason for his decision, particularly in light of rising gas prices and international tensions. Duggan expressed hope that his campaign would still have a lasting impact on Michigan politics.
- ▪Mike Duggan suspended his independent campaign for Michigan governor before the August 4 primary.
- ▪He cited growing anger over gas prices and the Iran war as factors influencing his decision.
- ▪Duggan's internal polling showed he was significantly behind both Democratic and Republican candidates.
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Former Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan ended his independent campaign for Michigan governor on Thursday ahead of the Aug. 4 primary. After entering the race in December 2024, Duggan pitched himself as a viable alternative to candidates from the two major parties. But a lot has changed since then, particularly on the international stage. Recommended Stories Ken Martin releases DNC’s 2024 autopsy after pressure from within Massie ousted, Georgia Democrats big turnout, and runoffs set. What you missed from last night’s primaries Trump-backed Burt Jones and Rick Jackson head to Georgia GOP governor runoff The former Democrat cited growing anger and polarization over the Iran war and rising gas prices as to why he suspended his campaign.
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