Michigan HB6018 modifies the nomination process for the offices of secretary of state and attorney general.
Michigan HB6018 amends the state's election law to change the nomination process for the offices of secretary of state and attorney general. Beginning January 1, 2027, political parties will be able to nominate candidates for these offices at their fall state conventions. Additionally, the bill specifies that if a candidate for these offices dies after qualifying but before the primary election, the political party can select a replacement candidate.
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