Trump loyalists are expected to cement their takeover of Michigan’s Republican Party during its leadership vote Saturday, most likely elevating one of two election deniers whose failed bids for off…
LANSING, Mich. — Trump loyalists are expected to cement their takeover of Michigan’s Republican Party during its leadership vote Saturday, most likely elevating one of two election deniers whose failed bids for office in November were emblematic of the party’s midterm drubbing in the state.
His closest rival appears to be Kristina Karamo, another vocal champion of former President Donald Trump’s election falsehoods. Both lost resoundingly last fall: DePerno, in his run for attorney general, by 8 percentage points and Karamo by 14 points in the race for secretary of state. Trump urged Republican delegates to back DePerno during a telephone rally Monday, saying that winning Michigan in 2024 was critical to his returning to the presidency.
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