Michigan election AP calls: Prop 2 passes, Prop 1 fails

Let's take a look at the results of the left. Let's put those results up there on the screen and the ticker on the bottom. There we go. Let's talk about Proposal 1. This is the results now that has been called. That was a constitutional convention. It is on the ballot every 16 years by law, but it has not passed since 1963, and it's not going to pass today. In fact, 75%, only 17%. counting. So that is a big no. It's already called no constitutional convention. That would have done quite a bit had there had that been a yes vote, but not there. All right, that's proposal one. Let's talk about the Let's talk about Proposal 2, much more interesting, 82% said yes, now Proposal 2, a little more complicated, this is a campaign finance restrictions, it looks like it's passed, only 9% of the reporting, but those numbers are predicted to pass, what does this proposal do? It basically limits money that can go into political campaigns, and roughly, if an organization Like a DTE or a Flock camera, for example, or some other organization gets at least $250,000 of government money. They're not going to be able to make contributions to individual candidates. I'm simplifying that. It's a little more complicated. There was a very hefty challenge to that, and there could very well be a court challenge based on a freedom of speech. We will talk about that. I am certain there will be court action on that, but it looks like proposal two. Taking money out of campaigns, it has passed overwhelmingly.