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One group believes switching to a part-time Legislature will be good for Michigan

Norm Kammeraad is the Chairman of the Committee to Restore Michigan’s Part-Time Legislature.
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Norm Kammeraad is the Chairman of the Committee to Restore Michigan’s Part-Time Legislature.

Should Michigan revert to the kind of legislature originally called for when Michigan voters drafted the first constitution in 1835?  A part-time legislature? 

Norm Kammeraad says absoluetly, yes.

He is the Chairman of The Committee to Restore Michigan’s Part-Time Legislature. They’re hoping to gather nearly 400,000 voter signatures between January and June in order to put the question on the November 2014 ballot.

Yesterday, we spoke with Michigan columnist Dennis Lennox. He is against a part-time Michigan Legislature. You can find that interviewhere

Listen to the full interview above.

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