The Michigan Republican Party's (MRP) federal account – once a fund used to support federal races featuring Michigan candidates with campaign-related expenditures -- is now being used to cover day-to-day party expenses, the Mackinac Policy Conference and salaries, according to campaign finance documents released over the weekend. With $246,241 in the bank and $184,471 in debt, the fund is struggling to live hand-to-mouth as it limps into 2024. If it weren't for the $120,000 six presidential campaigns gave the MRP last year so their candidates could be considered at the March 2 presidential caucus/convention, this account would be in the
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