The political world is focused on Michigan today as Republican presidential candidates
John McCain and
Mitt Romney duke it out in the state's primary. Here's how two Gannett Michigan papers looked this morning. (I would have liked to have included the
Lansing State Journal, but I couldn't find it in the Newseum's database.) Both the
Detroit Free Press and the
Times Herald north of Detroit are reporting light turnout so far.
The Free Press hits a cultural trifecta this morning: politics, in the presidential primary; the annual Detroit Auto Show, and that other contest, the start of American Idol's seventh season.
The
Times Herald, where local officials were
tamping down expectations of long lines at the polls.
[Images:
Newseum]
The Free Press hits a cultural trifecta this morning: politics, in the presidential primary; the annual Detroit Auto Show, and that other contest, the start of American Idol's seventh season.
The Times Herald, where local officials were tamping down expectations of long lines at the polls.
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