(10/16/12) - With only 21 days to go, recent poll numbers are showing an even tighter race between President Barack Obama and GOP challenger Mitt Romney.
We are doing a five week series, called Voice of the Voter profiling what's on the minds of voters in Mid-Michigan. This week we stopped in Bay County.
The 2012 Presidential Race is getting close to its final lap with only three weeks left until election day.
"To pick the best candidate is what I'm interested in doing," said Bill Walter of Bay City.
George Mullison is a local attorney and while he says he's already decided who he'll support next month, he would like to see a plan to get the country's economy growing again. "I wish people would look at the policies and the specifics. It's easy to say we're going to create 12 million new jobs, but how will you do that other than just have increase business because of decreased taxes."
While domestic issues are a top priority for Bay County voters, some have taken an interest in America's stance in the world and its foreign policy.
"I think the future of America and how we project ourselves to the other country's of the world, they look for us for leadership and I think we need to improve that," Walter added.
Sharon Sloan and daughter Lisa already have their mind made up. They want a leader who shares their same values.
"We want a president we can trust, someone who can tell us the truth who doesn't lie to the American people and someone who will support Israel," Sloan said.
"We have a future ahead of us, there's a lot of people looking for that. The world needs to change in a better direction or it may get worse for us,"added Lisa Finlyson.
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(05/20/13) - After a two-week hiatus students in the Buena Vista School District returned to class Monday morning. Jemicah Coleman, a Buena Vista High School junior, says it was a Monday like many other.
After a two-week hiatus students in the Buena Vista School District returned to class Monday morning.
Tuesday, May 21 2013 4:06 AM EDT2013-05-21 08:06:15 GMT
(5/20/13) The week before Memorial Day is a busy time at the Great Lakes National Cemetery.A team of volunteers considers it sacred ground and they want the area to look its best.For six months, these
The week before Memorial Day is a busy time at the Great Lakes National Cemetery. A team of volunteers considers it sacred ground and they want the area to look its best.
Monday, May 20 2013 11:46 PM EDT2013-05-21 03:46:21 GMT
(05/20/13) - The storm plunged over 15,000 people into the dark and crews are out working right now to restore that service.The hardest hit counties are Gratiot with nearly 5,000 without service, along
(05/20/13) - The storm plunged over 15,000 people into the dark and crews are out working right now to restore that service.The hardest hit counties are Gratiot with nearly 5,000 without service, along
Monday, May 20 2013 11:42 PM EDT2013-05-21 03:42:10 GMT
Bought, sold, traded, stolen and dealt. Moving from person to person, finding a way into a criminal's hands - and too often, ending the journey in a deadly flash.ABC12's Angie Hendershot went inside
Monday, May 20 2013 6:25 PM EDT2013-05-20 22:25:19 GMT
(05/20/13) - The Bay County Road Commission says Midland Road, from Three Mile to Four Mile Road, in Monitor Township is closed. Reconstruction work began on that stretch of road, Monday. Drivers are
The Bay County Road Commission says Midland Road, from Three Mile to Four Mile Road, in Monitor Township is closed.
Monday, May 20 2013 6:25 PM EDT2013-05-20 22:25:00 GMT
(05/20/13) - Lapeer East High School been named one of Newsweek's 2013 America's Best High Schools. Lapeer East is ranked among the top 10 percent. The school also ranked 29th out of 826 Michigan high
Lapeer East High School been named one of Newsweek's 2013 America's Best High Schools.
Monday, May 20 2013 6:24 PM EDT2013-05-20 22:24:41 GMT
(05/20/13) - Thirty-nine churches within the Catholic Diocese of Saginaw are coming together in new parishes with new names, once a merger goes into effect this summer. That diocese merger will take
Thirty-nine churches within the Catholic Diocese of Saginaw are coming together in new parishes with new names, once a merger goes into effect this summer.