Michigan's GOP-Majority Legislature Sues Gov. Gretchen Whitmer

Governor Whitmer extended Michigan's state of emergency for COVID-19 until May 28th, despite not being approved to do so. This action led to political backlash, with Republicans filing a lawsuit claiming she overstepped her authority. The lawsuit, expected to reach the Michigan Supreme Court, argues that Whitmer's unilateral decision could lead to indefinite extensions of her power. Meanwhile, the state's stay-at-home order remains in effect until May 15th.

What action did Governor Whitmer take regarding the state of emergency in Michigan?

• She extended the state of emergency.

• She ignored the state of emergency.

• She ended the state of emergency.

• She reduced the state of emergency.

How did the Michigan House Speaker describe the Republicans' attempt to work with Whitmer?

• They supported her decision.

• They tried to work with her but she chose court.

• They chose to ignore her actions.

• They were successful in reaching an agreement.

What was the main reason for the lawsuit filed against Governor Whitmer?

• She refused to sign any executive orders.

• She extended the emergency declaration unilaterally.

• She collaborated with the Republicans.

• She reduced the emergency measures.

Where was the lawsuit against Governor Whitmer initially filed?

• Court of Claims

• Michigan Supreme Court

• Federal Court

• Local District Court

Until when is the stay-at-home order in Michigan effective?

• May 25th

• May 20th

• May 15th

• May 10th