opinion: McCormack has courtroom background to succeed with Michigan Supreme Court
This Election Day I won’t be a statistic. I’m voting for Bridget Mary McCormack.
Each election around 25 percent of voters fail to cast a vote on the non-partisan section of the ballot. Many important elections, including our Michigan Supreme Court, are listed on the non-partisan section. The Court affects everything from pensions and insurance to our environment and consumer protection.
McCormack is a legal educator and scholar who has spent thousands of hours in the courtroom and who believes everyone deserves a fair shake in our courts. She has the intellectual chops as well as the real world experience to serve on the Court.
On Nov. 6 I won’t give my ballot back until I vote McCormack for Michigan Supreme Court.
Danny Tai
Ann Arbor
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