
Gretchen Whitmer wins a second term as Michigan governor, defeating Tudor Dixon
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
38% : Pat Roberts, a Saginaw Township electronics technician who attended the rally, said abortion is a major reason he wants a Republican governor.35% : "More:Michigan's race for governor: How Whitmer, Dixon have managed art of the pivotDixon, who said the only abortions she would condone are ones to save the life — not the health — of the pregnant person, sought to downplay the significance of abortion in the governor's race.
26% : Whitmer's campaign issued a statement thanking voters for giving her a mandate for her and Gilchrist to "continue building on their historic progress investing in public education, strengthening infrastructure, fixing the damn roads, growing the economy, and defending reproductive freedom.
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