Michigan lawmakers still don’t have a budget deal, scuttling likelihood of a vote before midnight

Michigan's legislative leaders remain at an impasse over the 2026-27 fiscal year budget, dashing hopes for a resolution before the deadline. Despite late-night sessions, no progress has been made in reaching an agreement, which is crucial as the state operates on a provisional budget. This stalemate highlights the challenges in bipartisan cooperation and could have significant implications for public services and economic planning if not resolved soon.