A citizens group is working to repeal a new Michigan law that gives Lansing bureaucrats the power to approve large-scale wind and solar developments throughout the state.

Citizens for Local Choice is working toward a place on the November ballot, per media reports.

“This initiative is not a referendum against P.A. 233, but the creation of a new law that would go before legislators for approval,” MIRS reported Thursday. “If lawmakers vote it down or don’t take it up within 40 days, it would go on the general election ballot as soon as November 2024.”

The new law would restore the former default in Michigan, wherein final authority on such projects resides with local elected officials.

[This is the way. People have to start taking control back and exercising it when they have it. ~ Beege]