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- Mike Cox, former Michigan attorney general, is running for governor again after losing in 2010 and self-funding with over $3.5 million.
- He would eliminate Michigan's income tax and would emphasize cost-cutting and education reform.
- He criticizes Rep. John James for embracing "failed policies" and launched a website targeting James' criticisms of President Donald Trump.
- He trails in polls and seeks President Donald Trump's endorsement, saying it would benefit his campaign.
