Michigan GOP Faces Leadership Crisis Ahead of 2024 Elections

Chairperson Kristina Karamo may face removal vote amid party infighting and financial struggles.

Michigan GOP Chairperson Kristina Karamo is facing a potential vote for her removal amid internal party disputes and financial woes.
Eight of the state party's 13 congressional district chairs, including state GOP co-chair Melinda Pego, have signed a letter urging Karamo's removal.
The Michigan GOP is reported to be in about $500,000 debt, with critics arguing Karamo has done little to improve the financial situation.
The infighting comes at a critical time for the Michigan GOP, which is aiming to regain control of the Michigan House, the House of Representatives, and an open U.S. Senate seat in the 2024 elections.
The outcome of the potential vote and the ensuing leadership could significantly impact the party's performance in the upcoming elections, including the presidential race in the key swing state.