Michiganders For Money Out Of Politics

Speak Up For Mop Up Michigan!

Speak Up For Mop Up Michigan in Lansing!

August 17, 2026 | Lansing, MI
URGENT! The Michigan Board of State Canvassers will meet on Friday, August 17th for final approval of the Michiganders For Money Out Of Politics 100 word summary language. Over half a million Michiganders signed the petition as-is and we need that language on the November ballot. Pack the room and speak out to let them know we want NO changes!
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Let the people vote! Tell the Michigan legislature to leave the Michiganders for Money Out Of Politics Petition alone!

Defend the Michiganders For Money Out Of Politics Petition!

URGENT - Half a million Michiganders signed the Michiganders for Money Out of Politics petition ready to vote in November. Now some in the state legislature want to pass their own modified version - the very officials who would lose out if we stop utility and corporate contractor money in Michigan politics. Send a message to your lawmakers today and say: let the people decide!
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Mop Up Michigan - Michiganders For Money Out Of Politics

Michigan’s government should work for people, not powerful corporations.

But regulated monopolies and big government contractors have used political contributions to drown out the voices of everyday Michiganders.

Michiganders for Money Out of Politics (MMOP) is a grassroots campaign working to get big money out of our elections. Led by the Taking Back Our Power coalition, we’re building toward a November 2026 statewide ballot initiative to ban political contributions from regulated monopoly corporations and major state contractors. 

Because our democracy should never be for sale.
 

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Large group of MMOP supporters posing on the Michigan Capitol Lawn across the street from the State Board Of Canvassers meeting.
Erik Shelley, Michigan United

Ballot Initiative To Get Money Out Of Michigan Politics Advances

“When powerful corporations spend big to influence elected officials, the people of Michigan lose our voice in our own government. There is a conflict of interest when regulated utilities and big government contractors are financially supporting the elected officials who should be working for the people they represent. Our democracy should not be for sale, and we are ready to take this to the voters.”
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