Michigan's Supreme Court elections determine control and could impact reproductive rights.

Michigan's political parties convened to nominate candidates for two Supreme Court seats, with the Democratic-backed justices holding a 4-3 majority. Control of the tribunal is at stake, and if Republicans win both races, it will flip the court's control. The races have been framed by Republicans as a fight against government overreach, while Democrats argue it's crucial for preserving reproductive rights. The Democratic candidates have raised significantly more funds than their Republican counterparts.