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- Former Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan ended his independent Michigan governor campaign on Thursday, 23 weeks before the November election.
- A Detroit Regional Chamber poll released May 5 showed Duggan trailing Rep. John James and Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, prompting his withdrawal.
- Duggan said the war in Iran launched by President Donald Trump and gas prices above $5 per gallon shifted voter anger toward Democrats, hurting his bipartisan appeal.
