Let's Save Michigan

According to the last US Census, 2/3 of college graduates between 24 and 35 chose where they wanted to live before they looked for a job.

Nearly half of Michiganders between the ages of 18-34 say they would visit downtown Detroit more often if there was a better transit system in place.

46% of Michigan's college graduates are leaving the state within a year of graduation.

Ann Arbor offers more than 200 unique dining experiences.

Each year Detroit’s peak-time commuters spend an average of 52 hours sitting in traffic congestion, which wastes 34 gallons of gas per person.

Michigan’s metropolitan areas account for 88% of the state’s gross domestic product and are home to 89% of the jobs.

Traverse City’s walkable downtown boasts more than 150 boutiques, galleries, and restaurants.

Detroit has the second-largest theater district in North America, after New York City.

Every $1 invested in public transit returns around $6 in local economic activity.

Cheers! Michigan ranks 6th in the nation in the number of brewpubs and microbreweries.