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ARPA Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Funds in Michigan: Spending Plans as of April 2022
Just over 17% of the $4.4 billion allocated to Michigan local governments have been spent. Nearly $3.6 billion funds remain unobligated, $3 billion to be spent by 64 large Michigan local governments, while $642 million for the remaining.
Study found Cash Payments from 2021 Child Tax Credit Extension points to Improved Infant and Maternal Health
The 2021-22 Michigan Applied Public Policy Research (MAPPR) grants awardees completed their research and it is of great interest to citizens as well as policymakers. One study conducted by MSU researchers focused on how the 2021 Child Tax credit that was expanded due to the coronavirus impacted...
One-in-five Michigan adults don’t want children
A research team from Michigan State University’s Psychology department tracked Michigan adults’ attitudes and preferences about having children. The team was interested in adults who did not have children, and especially in their plans for the future. The team asked Michiganders to share their...
What's Ahead in Elections, Inflation, Term Limits?
Who's on the ticket in Michigan's gubernatorial races? How high will inflation rise? Will new transparency and term limits proposal prevail?
Welcoming the Partisan Advantage Tracker -- A New Go-To Elections Resource
Important and accessible tool for measuring the extent to which newly drawn election districts favor one party or another.
Who Do We Trust -- And Why?
Which political party will win the next election? How is inflation straining the economy? Who do we trust when it comes to COVID? IPPSR Podcasters search for answers.
Resettling Refugees, Michigan's Budget and the Next Election
Michigan isn't immune from world events. A new IPPSR Podcast.
Ukraine, Bread, Gasoline, Inflation
New State of the State Survey results show Michigan has soured on the economy, the outlook for the future and President Joe Biden.
How Deeply We Care About Our Children's Education
New IPPSR survey results illuminates our views on schools' response to pandemic and the quality of our children's education.
What We Think About Michigan's New Redistricting Process
Michigan's new redistricting process is important, and may be better way to draw new voting maps than in the past -- new State of the State Survey results.
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