Former Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox launches bid for governor, touts tax cuts and school choice
Republican candidate points to blue collar upbringing, prosecutorial experience, and economic reform in 2026 campaign
LANSING, Mich. — Former Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox says eliminating the state income tax and expanding school choice would be central goals of his administration if elected governor in 2026, arguing those changes are necessary to stop population loss and revive the state’s economy.
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