From the Associated Press — Come January, Democrats will be in charge of Michigan state government for the first time in nearly 40 years. That’s raising hope among progressives about undoing decades of GOP-backed measures and advancing an agenda that includes restrictions on guns and help for the working poor. Democrats will control the state House and Senate and the governor’s office, but that also means a test of whether the party can deliver on years of promises. How voters in the presidential battleground state feel about two years of Democratic control may be a factor in which party’s candidate they want in the White House in 2024.
