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DTE-funded group loses appeal to block Ann Arbor for Public Power ballot proposal
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A DTE-funded opposition group (at least $1.8M) lost its appeal to block a petition that placed a proposal for a city-owned electric utility on Ann Arbor’s 2026 ballot. Courts found petition procedures and single-subject rules were met, keeping the measure alive. This decision could reshape local control, rates and renewable goals; readers may want legal details and next steps.
Source: The Michigan Daily
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