"Financial Turmoil and Infighting Plague Michigan GOP, Threatening Future Success"

The Michigan Republican Party is facing financial turmoil, infighting, and calls for new leadership less than a year before the 2024 presidential election. Party officials accuse the current chair, Kristina Karamo, of mismanagement, failing to fundraise, and sparking division within the party. A recent report revealed that the party had a net income of just $71,000 between March and November and over $600,000 in debt. Karamo, who gained political clout by pushing election conspiracy theories, has defended her leadership and claimed to be "course correcting" the party. However, critics argue that effective state parties are crucial for winning close elections and believe a change in leadership is necessary.