ALT Three pictures of Yes on 2 volunteers.

ALT Three pictures of Yes on 2 volunteers and a sign that says "VOTE"

ALT Two pictures of Yes on 2 people out in the field getting sign-ups for poll greeting.

ALT Three pictures of Yes on 2 volunteers.

ALT Breaking-news graphic reads, “Michiganders are getting screwed again!” An ABC12 News screenshot dated October 15, 2026, reports approval of a $139.2 million Consumers Energy natural gas rate increase. A photo shows the Consumers Energy building. Footer: @MopUpMichigan and MopUpMichigan.org.

ALT Text reads, “Your bill: up. Your breathing room: gone. A typical residential natural gas bill rises 4.3% starting November 1.” Below, a calculator rests over a receipt and utility bill. Footer: @MopUpMichigan and MopUpMichigan.org.

ALT Text reads, “What else are we supposed to cut? Groceries? Prescriptions? The little bit we had left? Keeping warm shouldn’t mean falling behind.” A couple sits closely together at a kitchen table, reviewing bills and paperwork. Footer: @MopUpMichigan and MopUpMichigan.org.

ALT Text says, “We pay the bills. We deserve a voice. Utilities shouldn’t bankroll the politicians who hold them accountable.” A collage combines an electricity meter, a $100 bill, and the Michigan State Capitol. Footer: @MopUpMichigan and MopUpMichigan.org.

ALT BREAKING NEWS: Michigan attorney general sues Blue Cross, alleging illegal monopoly

ALT AG Dana Nessel says BCBS of Michigan operated an “illegal monopoly” to “drive up health insurance premiums” “For years, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Michigan operated an illegal monopoly, violating state and federal antitrust and consumer protection laws to drive up health insurance premiums while limiting reimbursements to medical providers and making it more difficult for Michiganders to access quality health care, state Attorney General Dana Nessel alleges in a new, landmark lawsuit.”

ALT When Blue Cross Blue Shield repeatedly buys off our politicians – flooding nearly $900,000 into this election cycle alone – while holding a $17 billion contract with the state, it’s no surprise that the company has run away with unchecked power to raise rates for years, all while hardworking Michiganders pay the price. This November, Michiganders’ moment is here to vote yes on Prop 2 and finally put a stop to the corrupt pay-to-play system that has put greedy corporations ahead of Michigan families for far too long.” Christy McGillivray MMOP Co-Chair

ALT Yes on 2 Money Out of Politics

ALT Two hands playing rock paper scissors, only one has scissors and one has rock. Keep Lansing's Pay-to-Play Politics vs Vote Yes on 2.

ALT Two hands playing rock paper scissors, only one has scissors and one has rock. Let government contractors influence politicians vs Vote Yes on 2.

ALT Two hands playing rock paper scissors, only one has scissors and one has rock. Let DTE raise utility prices vs Vote Yes on 2.

ALT Two hands playing rock paper scissors, only one has scissors and one has rock. Keep the people silent and powerless vs Vote Yes on 2.