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ALT Photo of the Michigan State Capitol dome under a cloudy sky, with autumn trees in front. Text: New Poll: Michiganders Oppose Con-Con. Our polling with Public Policy Polling shows a majority of Michiganders oppose a Constitutional Convention, and 56 percent oppose it once they learn what’s at risk. Progress Michigan logo.

ALT Poll question: Every 16 years, Michigan voters are asked whether to hold a Constitutional Convention to consider rewriting the state constitution. Would you support or oppose holding one? Bar chart: overall, 51% oppose (38% strongly), 31% support and 18% are not sure. Opposition leads among women, men, Democrats, Republicans, Independents and white voters. African American voters support it 68% to 17%. Margin of error ±3.9%, sample of 630.

ALT Poll question: If a Constitutional Convention were held, voter-approved ballot measures like expanding voting rights and legalizing abortion could be reversed. Having heard this, would you support or oppose holding one? Bar chart: overall, 56% oppose (44% strongly), 31% support and 14% are not sure. Opposition leads among women, men, Democrats, Republicans, Independents and white voters. African American voters support it 51% to 28%. Margin of error ±3.9%, sample of 630.

ALT Quote from Justin Mendoza, executive director of Progress Michigan: “Michiganders are against a Con-Con because we’ve already had success making constitutional changes through citizen-led ballot measures. ... Opening the entire constitution to revision would allow for special interests to strip away the rights that Michiganders already fought hard to enjoy. We cannot take that risk.”

ALT A 2x3 grid of sea lamprey clipart. The top left is labeled #1 and shows a sea lamprey dressed at Ted Lasso from the TV show of the same name. The top middle is labeled #2 and shows a sea lamprey as the classic headless horseman. The top right photo is labeled #3 and shows a sea lamprey mouth inside a Venus fly trap-type plant. The bottom left is labeled #4 and shows a sea lamprey dressed as Steve from Minecraft. The bottom middle is labeled #5 and shows a sea lamprey dressed as Athena from The Odyssey movie. The bottom right is labeled #6 and shows a sea lamprey dressed as the Pokémon Pikachu.

ALT Progress Michigan graphic over a data center photo. Headline: "NEW POLL: Data Centers and Officials Who Profit Off Them Are Unpopular." 72% of Michiganders support a data center moratorium in their community. 58% say energy costs or water problems are their top concern. 63% would be less likely to vote for a candidate who could profit from data centers. Bar charts show each result. Poll by Progress Michigan/Public Policy Polling, Oct. 16–17, 2026, 630 voters, ±3.9% margin of error.













