Challenges emerge against candidates in 2 key U.S. House races in Michigan

Lansing — Challenges submitted to Michigan election officials Tuesday argued that at least two prominent candidates for the U.S. House should be disqualified from having their names appear on the primary ballot. A filing from Republicans targeted Democratic candidate Curtis Hertel of East Lansing, who's running in the battleground 7th District. Meanwhile, U.S. Rep. Shri Thanedar of Detroit, said he turned in a challenge against one of his Democratic primary opponents, former state Sen. Adam Hollier of Detroit, in the 13th District. Charles Spies and Robert Avers, attorneys with the...