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Ann Arbor voters face a historic choice this November: ditch DTE Energy and create their own public utility. Sparked by the Ann Arbor for Public Power group, the proposal aims to tackle rising costs, frequent outages, and fossil fuel reliance—with promises of lower bills and better service. But critics warn of a $1 billion buyout, ongoing legal fees, and potential cuts to city services. DTE counters with steep cost warnings and highlights its grid upgrades. With passionate arguments on both sides, residents must weigh the future of their energy—and their wallets—before casting their ballots.

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