Updated: 11:41 PM News Ten's Brian Johnson lays out the arguments from those who support and those who oppose Proposal 5, which requires a two-thirds majority vote by the legislature to raise taxes.

Updated: 10:01 PM Slightly smaller audience compared to the first debate, but more viewers than any of the 2008 debates.

Posted: 10:53 PM Click through for recaps of what the candidates said about various topics during the debate.

Posted: 4:15 PM Secretary of State Ruth Johnson and Attorney General Bill Schuette want clerks in two dozen Michigan communities to extend the counting deadline for absentee ballots sent to residents overseas and in the military.

Posted: 9:21 PM Federal appeals court has ruled Ohio can't restrict last three days of early voting to military members only.

Updated: 12:33 PM Stabenow, Hoekstra fail to agree on Senate debates

Posted: 10:55 PM Both men come out swinging in high-energy debate.

Posted: 10:32 PM Office confirms an emergency appeal to keep box on November ballot applications won't be filed.

Posted: 11:35 PM Instant polls show overwhelming majority of viewers think Romney won.

Posted: 9:34 PM Analysts think debates will be Romney's last chance to grab momentum in the Presidential race.

Posted: 10:23 PM President Barack Obama says he's "just okay" at debating, as his campaign continued trying to lower expectations ahead of his first face-off with Republican Mitt Romney.

Updated: 12:56 AM New bridge ads don't tell the whole truth.

Updated: 7:37 PM Republican candidate for U.S. Senate admits he's behind in race, but expects to overtake the Democratic incumbent by election day.

Updated: 11:38 PM The race for state Supreme Court has gone Hollywood. The cast of "The West Wing" re-united for a video supporting one of the candidates.

Updated: 3:39 AM Says the President of the United States has to work for everyone, not half the country.

Posted: 1:37 PM White House spokesman: Presidents must represent all Americans

Posted: 10:33 PM Responds to video of fundraiser where he claimed 47% of Americans will vote for President Obama because they believe they are "victims" who are "entitled" to government assistance.

Posted: 12:17 AM The debate on Thursday afternoon often came down to a match between two of the three candidates.

Posted: 12:39 PM Fourteen delegates won by Rick Santorum now up for grabs.

Posted: 5:38 PM GOP Senate candidate Clark Durant turns over signatures to qualify.

Posted: 9:47 PM Says show wouldn't be tolerated if it had the word "Muslim" in the title.

Posted: 8:38 PM Romney is set to pick up a bunch of delegates on Super Tuesday.

Posted: 8:38 PM Campaigning in Tennessee ahead of Tuesday's GOP primary, the former House speaker said the U.S. should declare war if Iran attempts to close the Straits of Hormuz.

Updated: 10:33 PM Strips Santorum of one delegate and awards it to Romney.

Updated: 12:42 AM A robocall from the Santorum campaign attacked Romney and openly asked for votes from Democrats.